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VOL 10, No 8862 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Philadelphia convention of radical groups opens PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--A convention of black and wh1te rad1cal groups sponsored by the Black Panthers off1c1ally opened today w1th a keynote address by Panther De fense Minister Huey P Newton, alleged to have rece1ved telephone threats on h1s life S1nce h1s arr1val here from San Franc1sco The alleged threats prompted offic1als of the "Peoples Revolut10nary Const1tu tional Convent10n" to t1ghten secur1ty with double fr1sk1ng of delegates, news re- porters and V1S1 tors H·' t d The estimated 4,500 delegates were usseln s governmen or ers searched for weapons when they reg1stered f A for the conventlOn at the Church of the army away rom mman Advocate, four blocks from Temple Un1ver AMMAN, JORDAN (UPI)--K1ng Hussein's S1ty campus After the phone calls, they government ordered the army to pull were made to subm1t to frisk1ng when they back from Amman today and Arab guerr1l moved 1nto rooms of the church and sever la leaders told thelr men to stop al other bU1ld1ngs where seSS10ns were f1ght1ng the Jordan1ans held It was the f1rst major step towards Black Panther organ1zer Edd1e Carroll peace 1n Jordan Slnce the f1ght1ng be sa1d Newton, whose whereabouts here were gan after an assaSSlnatlon attempt last known by only a few top members of the Tuesday on Husse1n party, was 1nformed of the phone calls but Shops reopened, guerrlilas started d1d not speak to the persons mak1ng them pul11ng out of strongp01nts and Pales Carroll sa1d he answered one of them t1n1an patrols toured the streets wlth around 2 a m th1s morn1ng loudspeakers tel11ng c1t1zens "Llfe "It went something l1ke th1s," Carroll has returned to normal " said "The man sa1d, 'Is th1s the place The four-day cr1S1S ended abruptly where the n1ggers are hold1ng the meet1ng? overnlght after heavy flght1ng spread Tell that bastard Newton he won't l1ve through Amman Art1llery, mortars and SINATRA RAISES $100,000 FOR ORPHANS- through the n1ght '" mach1neguns were used 1n flve hours of Frank Slnatra talks w1th the wldow of Dan Carroll sa1d several other calls were clashes There were no reports of M1trlone after slnglng at a benef1t he made to the Church of the Advocate, warn- casualt1es sponsored 1n R1chmond, Ind , to ra1se 1ng the church would be dynam1ted Off1Clal Amman radlo then announced money for the educat10n of the n1ne Police secur1ty was inconsp1cuous. Few the government had 1nstructed the ch1ef Mitrlone chlldren, orphaned by the assns- un1formed po11cemen could be seen 1n the of staff to "take the necessary mea- Slnatlon of thelr father ln Uruguay Wlth area of the convent10n sures for the wlthdrawal of mllitary them lS the youngest Chlld, John un1ts from the outskuts of Amman to Youth who dorms he saw Manson R d commandos destroy center the1r trainlng centers " The dec1slOn was taken to "end the carrying gun used to shoot n ar c astal city of Qui Nhon m111. tary presence near the Cl ty and the • d d f SAIGON (UPI)--Commun1st commandos hurl cont1nuance of armed men lns1de the Sebrlng,u ge competent to testr y lng explos1ve charges overran and v1rtual C1ty and to end the state of tensl0n ln LOS ANGELES (UPI)--A youtn who clalms ly destroyed a c1v1l defense volunteer Amman," the broadcast sald he saw Charles Manson carrylng the gun tra1n1ng center near the central coastal Wlthdrawal of the Jordan Army from used to shoot Jay Sebr1ng has been Judged C1ty of QU1 Nbon, k1lling 15 c1v1l1ans and Amman and ltS outsk1rts has been a ma- competent to testlfy ln the Sharon Tate wound1ng 23 others, m1litary sources sa1d Jor demand of the guerrlilas murder trlal, even though he presently lS today underg01ng psych1atric tests. The center 1S Just southwest of Qui Expo '70 to beg,n last week The prosecutlon yesterday called Nhon, a C1ty of 117,000 population of the OSAKA, JAPAN (UPI)--Expo '70, the Mlchael Hendrlcks, 18, to testlfy he once South Ch1na Sea coast There are about b1.ggest world's falr of them all, saw Manson hold1ng the 22 callber long 500,000 c1v1l self-defense (CSD) workers starts 1.ts f1nal week tomorrow after barreled revolver at the Spahn Ranch 1n South V1etnam Cllnch1.ng every record 1.n the book The defense objected to Hendricks' be In Phnom Penh m1l1 tary offic1als reported The Japan world exposlt1.0n drew blg lng sworn 1n as a wltness because he pre Cambod1an troops had trapped a Commun1st ger crowds and earned more money than sently lS undergoing a 90-day observatlon force 1n a pass between the Elephant any world's fa1.r ever staged S1.nce hlS at Atascadero State Hospltal, where he mountain cha1n and Coldwater mountain and tory's f1.rst great exhib1.tlon ln 1851 was sent by the Californ1a Youth Authorlty close to the town of Srang, 26 m1les south ln the Crystal Palace 1n London However, after an hour-long hear1ng of the cap1tal Pa1d attendance through last nlght outslde the presence of the Jury, Superlor Br1g Gen. Sosthene Fernandez sa1d he totaled 58,786,035, about 8 mi1110n Court Judge Charles H Older ruled Hen placed blocking forces at each end of the more than the preVlOUS record set 1n dricks was capable of testlfying pass Just out of V1et Cong mortar range. Montreal 1.n 1967 Hendr1cks, who was charged w1th bur He sa1d that his block1ng posit10n leaves Japanese newsmen f1gure that Expo '70 glary ln a Juvenlle court actlon ln Ven the Commun1sts no escape except over the wlll close 1.ts s1.x-month run Sept 13 tura County, sa1d he had been sent to the mounta1ns "If they move over the w1th a prof1t of at least $13 3 mll- state hosp1tal "to flnd out why I do mounta1ns, they w1ll be bombed," Fernan l1.on things I do when I'm on the streets and dez sa1d. When Expo opened March 15, offlc1als about my hangup wlth. guns." The general, who cred1ted Prem1er Lon hoped that the world's fa1r would Under quest10n1ng by defense attorney Nol w1th the strategy in the operat10n, break even They made no plans for a Paul Fltzgerald, Hendrlcks sald, "I llke said the V1et Cong 1n the pass were the cash surplus Japan's conservat1ve guns I llke to carry them, make them- same troops who had retreated from Srang government, pr1.nclple sponsor of the llke that Every t1.me I"ve been arrested after occupylng the town more than three world's fa1.r, has not d1.sclosed what 1.t's been w1.th guns" days ago to do w1.th the unexpected w1.ndfall "What is your hangup w1.th guns?" F1.tz He sa1d lnteillgence 1ndlcated the Com Computers keep a second-by-second gerald asked munlsts stlll had a divis10n command post count on the number of people pass1.ng "I'd rather not say," he repl1.ed gn.n 1n the mountain pass '~e are maklng through the four main gates, but the nlng them play our game," he said electronlc counters have no way of tel "I haven't been conv1.cted but I've been Al11ed mll1tary spokesmen reported no l1ng how many people come back for a accused of some th1ngs with guns." major actions ln South Vietnam today but second V1S1 t Hendr1.cks was expected to beg1.n h1.S they said two South Vletnamese battall0ns A total of 77 nations exh1.b1ted at test1.mony before the jury when the trial in Cambodia killed 26 Communists yesterday. the falr resumes next Thursday Page 2 HOURGLASS Saturday, Spetember 5, 1970 8TL's 5chn r to arr;v Church bull tin On Monday, Mr C J Schnoor, who LATTER-DAY SAINTS is manager of Service Operations at Services are held in George ~eltz the Whippany location of Bell Lab School, Room #19 Priesthood meet oratories, arrives for a five-day ing is at 8 30 a m. Sunday s~hool visit at KwaJalein at 9.45 a m. and sacrament service During his stay, Mr Schnoor will at 10:45 a.m. Everyone is welcome. Universit, of Hawaii review such support activities as CLASS SCHEDULE--FALL SEMESTER plant engineering and operations, EPISCOPAL SERVICES (September l4-December 19) general administrat1ve services, Evening prayer is at 6 p.m , Sun and pub11c relations Also, he day in the Island Memorial Chapel. Credit Course Offering will rece1ve technical brief- All islanders who are interested are Introduction to Quantitative Analysis •• Monday 1ngs and tOUl the fac1l1ties at invited to attend • 8 20-10 35 Kwajalein and Meck Island, as well Computer Applications for Business ••••••• Monday as the remote launch site at Ille- CATHOLIC 6 00-8 15 ginn1 Mass for the Sunday is offered Principles of Business Law I .• Tuesday Before attaining h1s present post, Saturday afternoon at 5 15, Sunday 6 00-8 15 Mr Schnoor was manager of Serv1ce at 7 and 9 15 a.m. in the Island World Literature. Tuesday Operat10ns at BTL's Murray H1ll 10- Memorial Chapel and at 11 20 a.m. 6 00-8 15 cat10n. From 1961 to 1967, he was on Roi-Namur. Participation in the Narrat1ve Writing •.. Monday aSS1stant comptroller S1nce J01n- Saturday afternoon mass fulfill~ the 6·00-8 15 1ng Bell Laborator1es 1n 1937, Mr Sunday obligation • Elementary German • 10. • • •• Tuesday Schnoor has served 1n many capaci- Nursery facilities are available 6 00-8 30 t1es of 1ncreasing respons1b1lity, at the Island Day Nursery on Sunday Pre-Calculus Mathemat1cs Wednesday in plant and payroll account1ng as dur1ng the 9 15 mass 6 00-8·30 well as in service operat10ns. Da11y mass 1S at 4 45 p m in the Calculus I Tuesday Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Monday 6 00-8 15 Special Services schedule through Friday Ord1nary Dlfferential Equat10ns Monday Confess10ns are heard 15 minutes -8 l~ SPECIAL SERVICES HOLIDAY SCHEDULE 6 00 J LABOR DA~, SEPTEMBER 7, 1970 before weekday masses and Saturday Patrol lues d ay from 4 30 to 5 and 7 30 to 8 p.m. 6 00-8 15 Bowling Alley 0930-2330 CCD classes, September through Inves tlga t ion Thursday Bachelors' Pool Regular Hours May, for grades 7 to 12 on Monday 6 00-8 15 Dependents' Pool 0930-1830 even1ng at George Seitz School Amerlcan Government Thursday Emon Beach 0930 2030 Classes for grades 1 to 6, Saturday • 6 00-8 15 - morning at 9 a m at George Seitz Survey of Psychology Friday Golf Lifeguards on duty School Second grade classes are Course 0730-1930 devoted t f fi 6 00-8 15 Gear Locker 0830-1730 0 preparat10n or rst· Abnormal Psychology Wednesday communion 6 00-8 15 HourGlass No publication Nursery school for 4 and 5 year ~egistration will be held at the Kwajal~1n h1gh L1brary l30~-2200 olds Sunday morn1ng during the 9 15 Marina 0730-1930 mass at the Commun1ty Center sc h 00 1 0 ff 1ce, Tties d ay, Septemb er 8 , 6 to 8 p m Teen Center 1300-1800 Labor Day weekend flight schedule Mov~es Regular schedule CHURCH OF CHRIST MECK ISLAND Photo Lab 1730-2130 Services are held each Sunday in FLT DEPT ARR DEPT ARR AFRS 0900-midnite Rooms 20, 21 and 22 of George Seitz !2...... KWA MECK MECK KWA Hobby Shop Closed School Worsh1p service 1S at 9 a.m Regular schedule Sa turday 5 September GA-2M 0615 0630 0630 0645 Snack Bar Bible study at 10 a m Wednesday GA-4M 0650 0705 0705 0720 Tradew1nds Regular schedule GA-7M 0725 0740 0740 0755 evening service at 7 p m Visitors GA-l0M 0755 0810 0810 0825 Clubs Sunday and hollday schedule are welcome For further 1nforma GA-15M 1455 1510 1530 1545 D1ning Faci11ties Same as clubs GA-18M 15 45 1600 1605 1620 t10n call 82622, 82327 or 82710 GA-21M 1620 1635 1640 1655 GA-23M 1655 1710 1710 1725 Saturclay at yye GA-24M 1945 2000 2005 2020 EnjOy an even1ng of good food and PROTESTANT GA-25M 2250 2305 2330 2345 fun ton1ght at the Yokwe Yuk Club Sunday Morning Worship Services GA-26M 2350 0005 0010 0025 ------The Saturday n1ght buffet lncludes will be held at 8 and 11 a m at the ------Assorted Rellsh Tray Island Memor1al Chapel Sunday 6 September GA-2MS 0650 0105 0710 0125 Pr1me Rib of Beef A Jus Rev Elden M Buck w1l1 preach the GA-3MS 0125 0140 oBoo 0815 sermon ent1t1ed "The Way To Spot A GA-5MS 1455 1510 1605 1620 Stuffed Corn1sh Game Hen GA-6MS 1620 1635 1640 1655 Chrlst1an" based on I Cor1nthians 13. *GA-1MS 2250 2305 0010 0025 Broccoli w/Cheese Sauce ------Baked Potato lJ/Sour Cream Holy Commun10n w111 be served ------Spec1al mUS1C w1ll be provlded by Hot Dlnner Rolls Monday 1 September GA-4M 0650 0105 0105 0120 Marjorie H1rst, s1ng1ng "Come Unto GA-1H 0125 0140 0140 0155 Beverage *GA-15M 1455 1510 1605 1620 H1m " GA-20M 1620 1635 1640 1655 And back to the Yokwe Yuk by pop Nursery facilities are available GA-25M 2250 2305 2330 2345 ular demand, a band known for its GA-26M 2350 0005 (l01O 0025 at the Island Day Nursery during variety of mus1c--KwaJale1n's own Sunday School and the 11 00 a m *NOTE Time change on Meck departure WE FIVE, led by Bashful Stan at the worship service The nursery is gU1tar, the beat set by Mok1 on the open from 9 15 a m to 12 20 p m bass and Ben on drums, Pat blowlng ROI-N~~'UR Sunday School classes for all ages h1s coolon the trumpet, and of are held at the George Seitz School course, none other than the soul FLT DEPT .4RR DEPT ARR at 9 30 a m Adults are present to !2...... KWA ROI ROI KWA man himself, Alo, croon1ng the assist newcomers in finding their sounds of past, present and future Sa turday 5 September GA-1R 0100 0130 0130 oBoo classrooms Sunday School on Roi GA-2R* 0100 0130 0130 oBoo Namur is at 9 00 a m in the Com GA-3R 0930 1000 10,15 1040 Island med,cal servIce GA-4R 1100 1125 1140 1215 munity Building GA-5R 1605 1630 1640 1105 Global Assoc1ates prov1de a gen The Sunday Evening Worship Service GA-7R 1130 lBoo lPoO 1830 eral-practice type med1cal and on Roi-Namur will be held at 7 00 *Optiona1 Flight If Required surg1cal care for all personnel on p.m in the Community Building and KwaJale1n will be led by Rev. Elden M. Buck Sun1ay 6 September GA-1SR 1040 1105 1230 1300 Phys1c1ans are ava1lable 1n the Holy Commun1on w1ll be served GA-2SR 1145 1815 1945 2015 SPEC 2100 2125 2130 2200 Outpac1ent C11n1c of the hosp1tal ------... ------...... ------from 7 30 a m to 11 00 a m and 1 00 p m to 4 00 p m daily ex Monday 1 September GA-3R 0930 1000 1015 1040 GA-5R 1605 1630 1640 1105 cept Sundays and ho11days 196 YEARS AGO TODAY--The f1rst ses GJI-BR 2100 2125 2130 2200 ApP01ntments may be made w1th a S10n of the Cont1nental Congress as part1cular doctor by call1ng the sembled at Carpenter's Hall, Ph1la All the above times are TAKE OFF times Passengers must check in 5 min Recept10n Desk after 7 30 a m For delphla, Pa., on Monday, Sept 5, utes prior to allow for scheduled ramp departure times appo1ntments phone 82160, 82162, 1774, and conS1sted of 44 delegates or 83476 from 11 colon1es Delegates from Emergenc1es are handled on the Georgia and North Caro11na dld not flrst floor of the hospital after attend Peyton Randolph, a delegate normal duty hours and on Sundays from V1rg1n1a, was elected presldent. and holidays A physic1an w1ll be The Congress adjourned October 26, CLEANUP Till is ALL THI nil called when cons1dered necessary 1774, recommending another seSS10n Ly the Nurse-In-Charge to begin May 10, 1775 Saturday, September 5, 1970 HOUR LASS Page 3
The follOWing Merchandi. DeBlos 10 retain Senale, House Blalorllies Facilities will be closed Mon WASHINGTON (UPI)--The political partjes are head1ng into the f1ual two months day, S ptember 7th for Labor of the 1970 contest for control of Congress with preliminary indications that Day: the Democrats will ret~in majorities in the House and Senate. But campa1gn managers for both parties still are uneasy. Democratic profes SURPWAY RETAIL OFFICE sionals worry that disorder on campuses and elsewhere will help Republican can MACY'S BEAl11'Y SHOP d1dates because the GOP has projected a clearer image as the party of law and LAUNDRY LIQUOR STORE order They also are troubled by a shortage of campaign _IDoney and a party or- POST OFFICE BARBER SHOP L L 'd ganization weakened by loss of the White Sun breo ks tnrougn storm C ou S, House and maJor governQrships The TEN TEN STORE will be open . , f t M ., Repub11cans fear that some recent fa- for its normal operating hour. brlng,ng re ,e 0 on, a area vorable economic signs are coming too 10:00 A.M.-2:30 P M. MANILA (UPI)--The sun broke through late to help counter voter unrest over ~:oo P.M.-10:00 P.M. storm clouds today for the first time 1nflation And they know that the party th1s week, br1ng1ng re11ef to the flood- out of power normally ga1ns congress10n- weary residents of greater Manila and al seats in off-year elections when the Soviets report Venus prob Central Luzon. pres1dency 1S Hot at stake The rains which began Monday dumped The pa~ty in power has lost an average functioning normally more than 34 inches of rain on Man1la's of 37 House and 4 Senate seats in the MOSCOW(UPI)--The Soviets reported to port area through 8 a m today. The 56 years S1nce the House was enlarged to day their latest unmanned Venus probe death toll according to police, the its present size of 435 members was functioning normally after 18 days Ph1lipp1ne News Service and the Red The Democrats must defend 25 Senate and three million miles. Cross was placed at 52, but officials seats th1s year and the Republicans only In the first progress report issued sa1d many still were m1ssing. Some 10 A p1ckup of 7 Senate seats to give since the Aug. 17 launch started Venus northern areas hard h1t by the floods Republicans control of the 100-member 7 on its four-month journey, the So had yet to be heard from. Senate 1S the N1xon Admin1stration's viet news agency Tass said that "all Three fata11t1es yesterday ~ncluded chief polit1cal goal th1s year instruments and units of the station two house maids who touched live W1res Republican spokesmen pers1st in say1ng are funct~oning normally and were electrocuted and Angela Mp- that a net gain of seven Senate seats is "Present temperature conditions are randa, 17, a former beauty queen, who poss1ble, even probable, and p01nt to maintained in instrument compartments. Jumped from a bridge into flood waters states where they can expect to d1splace The radio complex on board the station and drowned. Police said she was heart- Democrats Democrat1c assessments of the operations steadily 1n communications broken because her boy friend marr1ed Senate outlook range from an even break sess1ons." another g1rl. to a Repub11can pickup of only two or The Soviets, in announcing the Venus The Ph1lippine Long Distance Tele- three seats. 7 launch in August, gave few details phone Company which serv1ces the Desp1te occasional bombast 1n speeche& on 1tS mission and did not specify if greater Man1la area sa1d 27,000 tele- about the House outlook, GOP leaders the capsule would try to soft Ian and phones were out of order because of the have no realistTc hope of ga1ning the 29 send back information from the hot and floods Electr1city, cut off to key seats needed to control that chamber. hostile Venusian surface. areas as a safe~y precaution, gradually All 435 seats are at stake Four previous soft landing attempts, was be1ng restored. Both s1des regard 1ncumbency as a ma- by Venus 3, 4, 5 and 6 did not succeed o tOil f Jor plus for the1r cand1dates The Re- The d1ff1culty with Venusian soft 2 fIr S S I rage out 0 publ1cans have 22 "open seats" for wh1ch landings, according to official Soviet the 1ncumbents are not candidates and reports issued after the Ven~s 4 mis c ntrol in Pacific Northwest the Democrats have 18. sion, is the tremendous pressure and WENATCHEE, WASH. {UPI)--Two fires In the Senate, n1ne of the 10 Republi heat of the lower atmosphere. rema1ned out of control in the Pacif1c cans whose terms are exp1r1ng are can In the case of Venus 5 and 6, which Northwest today but otherw1se a f1ve d1dates for reelect10n Twenty of the attempted landings f1ve days apart 1n state rash of f1res wh1ch cla1med two 25 Democrats are runn1ng aga1n. 1969, the Soviets merely reported that lives and cost more than $13 million they "descended gradually through the was conquered. Today's qUirk atmosphere." The failure to report a A fire near Entiat, Wash., st1ll NETHERLANDS (UPI)--Ra1lway personnel soft landing indicated that the two raged after burning over 50,500 acres, had to be called to control crowds at ships suffered the same fate at Venus but was conta1ned the scene of a derailed fre1ght tra1n 4. The only other Western fire st1ll No one was hurt but crowds gathered cons1dered out of control was burn1ng when it was d1scovered most of the A LADY IS A WOMAN WHO MAXES A MAN 1n the Lola National Forest of Montana scrap waste paper dumped 1n the aCC1- BEHA VE LIKE A GENTLEMAN. It had claimed the l1fe of Andy Lun dent were sex and nud1st magaz1nes RUSSELL LYNES holm, 21, of Payson, Utah The Br1gham Young University student was h1t on the I.------~ This is how the head and killed by a falling tree Wed nesday night ~ollei Strobomatic Amplification conversion' The other victim was W1ll1e Shaw, R works of the pulse ~ to an I-i--... whose last known address was Portland, I electriC pulse I Ore. He was killed 1n a s1m1lar ac o " cident in the Wenatchee National Forest I I fires L , I Measurement The U S Forest Service said rainfall of the in Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Wash1ng I , reflected light ton yesterday helped douse the flame L More rain was forecast for today. I I, At their height, 1,400 f1res burned E 1n the West and were battled by a f1re Comparison SWltmlng off 'I ~ of the pulse _ when the I-i-"In fighting army of 14,000 men and a small I With the required I air force of chemical bombers, smoke I exposure amount of light jumper planes and other aircraft. I" programme IS registered I "- Firefighting costs in Oregon and EGG L ______::J Washington alone totaled $13 million. Computer It cost $5.5 million to conta1n the When you release the hu~e Wenatchee f1res. camera shutter the flash tube of the Strobomatlc IS At the same time the forest serviee sWitched on and Illuminates called claims that the current fires the subject A photo were the worst in the history of the resistent cell In the flash unit measures the light Pacific Northwest "ridiculous." quantity reflected from the subject and automatically monitors the amount of light stili necessary for a perfect shot In exactly the Instant when It registers SuffiCient light for the WHEN DRIVING IN A SCHOOL ZONE correct exposure the computer sWitches 5110.00 YOU MAY ALWAYS DRIVE WITH CARE off the flash tube All thiS takes place BUT REMEMBER HERE ON KWAJALEIN Within millionths of a second W/CASE KIDS ARE EVERYWHERE I Page 4 HOURGLASS Saturday, September 5, 1970 rrs '.fr.r------SOCC r 'eagu Mai r I agu standings Four pro golfers putted their way to a Sunday, September 6 AMERICAN LEAGUE share of the lead after one round of the Misfits vs United 4 p.m. East Division Won Lost GB $100,000 Greater Hartford Open at Wethers- MSR vs Bulldogs 5 p.m. Baltimore 88 ~ field, Connecticut. Jim Colbert, Bob Mur- Mec-Rec vs Roi 6 p m. New York 77 60 11 phf, Pete Brown and Paul Morgan carded five Wednesday, September 9 Detroit 72 6S 16 under par 66s over the Wethersfield Country Hombre's vs Rockets 5 p m. Boston 70 66 17 1/2 Club layout Seven players, including Doug Cleveland 66 71 22 Sanders, are t1ed at 67 Women's volleyball league Washington 64 72 23 1/2 The United States Open Tennis Championsh1ps Tuesday, September 8 West Division continue today at Forest Hills, New York. Dolphins vs Palm Ter 6 30 p m M1nnesota 79 55 No real surpr1ses in yesterday's play. Vet Kahunas vs Vikings 7.30 p m. California 76 60 4 eran Pancho Gonzalez scored a hard-fought LeMatai vs R01 8 30 p m Oakland 74 62 6 W1n over Russia's Vladimir Korotov to gain Wednesday, September 9 Kansas City 52 84 28 the third round at the West Side Tennis Club Palm Ter. vs Kahunas 6·30 p.m Milwaukee 52 85 28 1/2 Cliff Richey gave the United States another Vik1ngs vs LeMata1 7 30 p.m. Chicago 49 90 32 1/2 W1n as he registered a straight set triumph Thursday, September 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE over fellow American Allen Fox. The seeds R01 vs Dolph1ns 6 30 p m East Divis10n enjoyed another trouble-free day Among the P1ttsburgh 71 64 W1nners were th1rd-seeded Ken Rosewall and Go-kart race Chicago 72 65 f1fth-seeded Roy Emerson, allow1ng Austra11a A go-kart race w1ll be held at New York 70 66 1 1/2 to carry its top f1ve see~s 1nto the th1rd 3 p m tomorrow at the go-kart St. Louis 65 72 7 round Rosewall and Emerson w1ll J01n Rod track, located at the southwest Ph1ladelph1a 63 72 8 Laver, Tony Roche and John Newcombe, as well end of the runway. Refreshments Montreal S9 76 12 as American Arthur Ashe, Stan Smith, Clark w1ll be ava1lable West Division Graebner and Denn1S Ralston. C1nC1nnat1 88 Sl Detr01t Red Wings defenseman Carl Brewer Volleyball tourney Los Angeles 74 61 12 1S retiring aga1n from the Nat10nal Hockey Spartans Too vs Bums 10 am. San FranC1SCO 70 65 16 League He announced yesterday he wants to An1mals vs PT "A" 11 a.m. Atlanta 67 69 19 1/2 devote more t1me to h1s fam1ly and bus1ness. Roadrunners vs Sp Serv noon Houston 64 72 22 1/2 H1s f1rst ret1rement--in 1964--was to go to Whackerats vs BTL-PR 1 p m ~ah D1ego S3 83 33 1/2 school Short Shorts vs PT "B" 2 p m. The Detr01t start pitcher, Denny McLain, Teen Center vs Mix-Ups 3 p m. . has been summoned to the baseball COmm1S Please have your team ready 1/2 Labor Day 5ai' Racing 5 " S s10ner's off1ce to d1scuss h1s probation. hour before you play tomorrow The boat assignments for the La- McLa1n was suspended for a year for aSSOC1- bor Day Sail Racing Series are ating w1th gamblers Yesterday Comm1SS10ner Sandbaggers plan practice listed below. Bow1e Kuhn called McLain to New York and told The Sandbaggers will hold fast There is no requirement as to the h1m not to report to the Tigers when another pitch practice~Sunday at noon at number of per~ons in a boat for this suspension--th1s one for one week--ends. The Brandon Field and Tuesday at 5.15 race. Each skipper should obtain short suspens10n was an aftermath of a club p.m. at Dally Field. Anyone inter- his own crew house 1nc1dent 1n wh1ch McLain threw water ested in joining this team, is wel- The skippers' meeting will be at at two sports wr1ters come. 8 a.m. Monday, Sept. 7. Each skip- The Ch1cago Wh1te Sox have a new manager • • per should bring the $2 entry fee. and a new personnel director, both h1rd Kwal Yacht Club meeting The boat aSSignments are as fol- yesterday The manager, replacing Don Gut The monthly meeting of the Kwaja- lows Kay, 879, Niels~n, 1156, Mal ter1dge, 1S Chuck Tanner A former major lein Yacht Club will be held in the pass, 843, Rheinstein, 1507, Picado, league outf1e1der, Tanner has been manag1ng Small Boat Marina meeting room, Wed- 1391; Kessler, 1159, and Michel, the Hawa11 Islanders 1n the Pac1f1c Coast nesday at 1930. B-Lion. League When the PCL playoffs end, Tanner ...... Committee. Hegeman (chairman), AT ONE time, bowlers who Batman and Doherty. takes over 1n Ch1cago The farm and scout- rolled on the 0 P G lanell in 1ng d1rector of the Ca11forn1a Angels has Port Chester, NY, tired their been named Sox d1rector of player personnel bowling balls trom one state Fast pitch dead'in to another The appraaches He's Roland Hemond ot the lanes were in New York Entries for the upcoming fast pitch In the majors yesterday, the Chicago Cubs State The pins were in Con· league close September 21. If you defeated the New York Mets, 7-4, to move into nectlcut are planning to enter a team, call a t1e w1th the Pittsburgh P1rates for the Special Services at 83331 now. East lead The P1rates had a 4-1 lead over the Ph11adelphia Ph1ll1es 1n the seventh Global Sunday Leagu 1nn1ng then when the1r game was suspended Sunday, September 6 because of a malfunct10n of the automat1c Security vs Hawaiianas noon tarp The game w1ll be cont1nued ton1ght The state line divided thl' Greenback Grabbers vs Aviat10n 1 Home runs by Clarence Gaston, Nate Colbert hou!le Blackhawks vs Supply 2 Could thIS be consldl'rl'd 10- and p1tcher M1ke Cork1ns carr1ed the San tl'r-state ('ommerce ~ Rikaki vs Hardison's Hoodlums 3 Diego Padres to a lS-2 romp over the C1n • • • C1nnat1 Reds Re11ever Jim Brewer w1ld- p1tched the go-ahead run 1n a four-run Hatlo's They'll Do It Every TIme ® e1ghth inn1ng~ as the Houston Astros de feated the Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-3 The Montreal Expos pushed across two runs 1n ~GRA8GRAS5 seCRET the top of the 13th inn1ng to defeat the ~OlDS PRACTICE ALL. St Louis Cardinals, 9-7 The Minnesota WEEK so eveRY Tw1ns gave themselves a little more breath BODY ANTICIPATES ing room 1n the American League West They 5OMET~ING NEW defeated the Ca11forn1a Angels, 4-0 The A~D EXCITI~ FOR. W1n puts the f1rst-place TW1ns four games in t-!EXT SATURDAyS front of the Angels The Oakland Athlet1cs GAMe-- • blanked the Kansas City Royals, 5-0. The Milwaukee Brewers scored a 3-2 W1n over the Chicago White Sox in an 10-1nning affa1r CoMes THE 816 Steve K11ne hurled a five-h1tter to lead the GAME A~DT~E New York Yankees past the Cleveland Ind1ans, MASTERMINO 3-2 Brooks Robinson h1t a pa1r of homers SENDS IN THE to pace the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-6 W1n SAME 1lIREE over the Boston Red Sox. The f1rst place BIoSIC PLAYS Orioles continue to hold an II-game lead on OVER AND OVEr< the rest of the American League East. A four ~ AN!)" TIP O'THI c;.pTQ run n1nth inning carried the Detr01t Tigers FRED 8 cox to a 6-3 v1Ctory over the Wash1ngton Sena 73155 SlW HER.MoS W/Io.." tors. The big hit was a tie-break1ng two-run TEcS.'AD, double py Elliott Maddox. 1£.. '" '11I0Il. ORe Happy birthday to veteran Pittsburgh P1rate infielder Bill Mazeroski. He is 34 ~Urday, September 5, 1970 HOURGLASS Page 5 * ** /Vex! Wee/( 's ){ovies * **
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KING OF THE STORY ON PAGE MARDI GRAS FEVER HEAT THE STRIPPER GENERATION THE LOVE I RICIIARDS~N GRIZZLIES ONE ATC AT AT AT BUG I ATC AT 8 30 8'30 8 30 8:30 ATC 8 30 8 30 8 30 r------GENERATION FEVER HEAT STORY ON PAGE THE STRIPPER THE LOVE BUG KING OF THE MARDI GRAS OCEAN VIEW AT AT ONE AT ATC GRIZZLIES lATe 8 & 12 30 8 & 12 30 AT 8 & 12:30 8.& 12 30 ATC 8 & 12 30 8 & 12'30 8 & 12'30 ------STORY ON THE STRIPPER THE LOVE BUG KING OF THE GENERATION MARDI GRAS FEVER HEAT YOKWE YUK PAGE ONE AT ATC GRIZZLIES AT ATC AT AT B & 10 8 & 10 ATC 8 & 10 8 & 10 8 & 10 8 & 10 05 8 & 10 _1 FEVER HEAT MARDI GRAS THE STRIPPER STORY ON PAGE KING OF THE I THE LOVE BUG GENERATION IVEY HALL AT ATC AT ONE GRIZZLIES I ATC AT I 6 30 & 8 30 6.30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 AT ATC I 6 30 & 8'30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 35 6 30 & 8 30 I I1 ------I ------( ------~ ------.----
, THE LOVE KING OF THE GENERATION MARDI GRAS FEVER HEAT I STORY ON PAGE THE STRIPPER TRADEWINDS BUG GRIZZLIES AT ATC AT AT I ATC ATC 8 8 8 I ~~E 8 8 8 --1--~------i _____ ---r-__+_8 ______~-- I i HOW TO STEAL THE DOWNHILL THE LION THE PATSY THE L-SHAPED i LONELY ARE OCEAN'S 11 MECK ISLAND A MILLION RACER ATC ATC ROOM THE BRAVE AT AT AT 8 8 AT 8 8 8 !T I 8
to Joanne after hlS girlfrlend, Movie ratings Pic 01 rlteWee/( Carol Lynley, rejects his advances A reallstlc, interest-holding drama The Kwajaleln mOVle rating system THE LOVE BUG ATC Clalre Trevor also glves a good per- IS identified by "A", "AT" & "ATC" Dean Jones, Michele Lee & Buddy Hackett formance symbols The "A" movies, because of Comedy Color Rd 1969 Rt 112 MARDI GRAS ATC theme & content require, more mature "The Love Bug" grossed $17,000,000 ~n Pat Boone & ChristIne Carere judgment by VIewers These films 1969, more than "Midn~ght Cowboy" and Drama •. Color Rd 1958 •. Rt 112 often contain the use of profane a host of adult-rated f~lms It's Pat Boone in hlS hey-day's of the language & scenes of violence or sex all good clean fun, someth~ng that's late 50's A quartet of Vlrginla It is recommended that persons under becom~ng more and more a rar~ty these Milltary Institute cadets holds a 16 years of age not be admitted to days The bas~c plot device ~s a raffle wlth the Wlnner going to New theaters unless accompanied by a parent Volkswagen wIth a personalIty of Its Orleans for a date with a fllm star or guardian "AT" fIlms are accept own Disney productions has a new GENERATION AT able for both adults & younger teens movie star "Herbie", the V W Davld Janssen & K~m Darby (to 15) The "ATC" rating covers FEVER HEAT AT Comedy Color. Rd 1969 Rt 111 movies acceptable for all audiences, NICk Adams & JeannIne RIley Davld Janssen In his second stralght without consideration of age ActIon-Drama Color Rd 1968 youth-orlented fllm (earlier on The movie Industry has a rating Rt 112 Kwaj, "Where It's At") Janssen IS system of "G" for general audlences NICk Adams, a stock-car racer once a successful advertls1ng executive (ATC), "M" for mature audiences (A banned from driving, wanders Into In Denver; his daughter, KIm Darby, & on occasions AT), and "R" restrlct an Iowa town He meets a young widow Informs him by telephone that she ed--persons under 16 not admitted un and helps her put her rundown garage has Just been married she doesn't less accompanled by parent or guard back Into operatIon After bring tell hlm that she is eight months ian. "X", persons under 16 not admlt ing big-time races to town, he is pregnant So, Dad zooms off on the ted Both the latter ratings fall taunted into drlving In the big next plane to New York to see his under the island system of "A" clImatIc race daughter. Peter Duel is the Ideal Fllms made betore 1969 do not have STORY ON PAGE ONE AT istic young brIde-groom. Carl Relner the industry ratings. The Kwajalein RIta Hayworth & Anthony Franciosa has a few good llnes and Janssen makes ratings are only guidelines Drama B&W Rd 1960 Rt 130 for a good surprised father to inform parents of types of films An illICIt love affaIr by a woman It is a parental declsion for child marrIed to a brutal police officer IVEY HALL MATINEE September 12 & 13 ren to view any film, regardless of leads to a courtroom drama in which "The Ugly Dachsund" the rating The Ivey Hall Theater the two lovers are on trial for the Walt Dlsney feature policy is: no children under 13 ad slaYIng of the husband Color Running tlme 95 minutes mitted to the 8 30 movie regardless KING OF THE GRIZZLIES ATC of the rating, unless accompanied by John Yesno & CrlS Wlgg1ns RICHARDSON DOUBLE FEATURE parent or responsible adult Adventure Color Rd 1969 Rt 100 "Gettlng Straight" The lIfe saga of a grizzly bear EllIott Gould & Candice Bergen named Wahb from hIS years as a cub, Drama Color Starting time 10 20 p m to when he's a hulking 1,250 pounds Adult ratIng (A) Curf w THE STRIPPER AT If you are over 30, you may hate this Joanne Woodward & RIchard Beymer one A former mIlitant student, now It shall be unlawful for any minor under the age of eighteen years Drama . B&W Rd 1963 Rt 102 go~ng for a teaching degree, flnds It Joanne Woodward, travelIng wlth a Imposslble to walk the tIght-rope be to 101ter about or otherwise be on second-rate vaudevIlle troupe head- tween klds and faculty any street, road, alley or any public ed by Gypsy Rose Lee, IS stranded place, or In any theater, club or In a small Kansas town when the THE MOONSPINNERS, a Walt DIsney fllm, other facility at Kwajalein Missile manager, who IS also her lover, runs is the matinee for thIS weekend, Sept Range between the hours of 2400 and off Young Richard Beymer IS attracted 5 & 6 Running time IS 94 mlnutes 0530 " Page 6 HOURGLASS Saturday. September 5, 1970 I ~======~==~==;=;======~~/----~------~--~~------Hado's Theyll Do It Every Tune ® Once .. Again, R's "Miss America" Time! MILDEW COMES !-lOME EARLY, BUT' T~EN CONSIDERATE MILDEW SPENDS DOESN-T Wf*fr iO TROOBLE !-lIS TI-IE RESi OF TI-IE DAY ~KING By Central Pre8~ WlFE,!-lE SAYS ORDERS ATLANTIC CITY N J -The MISS Amenca Pageant pm nacle of secret dreams each year by young ladles throughout the nahon Will be 50 years old m September Started at the dawnIng of the decade of the roarIng 1920s as a Simple bathmg beauty contest It has evolved through a half century to become as familiar In the lore of Amenca as mother s homemade apple pie Years ago the crown of MISS America was coveted by young ladles thnlled With the fame and glamor of bemg selected the most beautiful and charmIng girl m the natIOn
THE SHIMMER of fame and glamor still shInes bnghtly for those seekIng the crown but most also are now seekmg the scholarship benefits awarded throughout the local and state pageants conducted as part of the natIOnal organizatIOn and at the MISS America Pageant fmals staged each September here m Atlantic CIty the week CONTRACT BRIDGE follOWIng Labor Day Some girls have utilized their Becker expenence as former MISS By B Jay Americas and their educatIOn (Top Record-Holder In Ma,ten' Individual Champlon,hlp Play) and tramIng gaIned through scholarship benefits to carve BIDDING QUIZ 'out careers You are South East West a defensive hand and the best Others have stepped back vulnerable The biddIng has policy IS to let West play at one from the glare of publiCity at been diamond and hope to beat him the end of theIr reign to finish 3 Double One spade would theIr educatIOn marry and en We8t North Ea.. t <;outh be wrong because the hand IS ? tel' family and community hfe 1. Pass Pass too good for a mere overcall What would you bid now WIth The spade bid would be per Albert A Marks Jr pageant each of the folloWIng five fectly proper If the klng of executive chaIrman and veteran hands? clubs were say the deuce, but officer of the organizatIOn com wIth the hand you have the ments not all MISS AmerIcas 1 tA964 .KQ83 .74 ",Q92 proper way of s how I n g Its contmue m outstandIng publIc 2 t63 .KJ95 .KJ87 ",J94 stren%th IS by doublmg for roles but they do contInue to 1956-Sharon takeout You plan to show the be outstandmg Citizens m what 1966-Debby 3 tKQJ83 .A72 .6 ",K943 Ritchie 1970-Pamela Ann Eldred Bryant 4 tK85 .A63 .QJ54 ",K82 spades later If the blddmg de ever community they may even velops favorably tually reSide MISS America 1958 who has 5 tAKJ987 .9 .K4 ",AJ75 4 One notrump A notrump of recent years started their ca 1 Double It IS clear that bid In the protechve seat shows been hostess for several maJor reers after fmlshmg studies and partner must have some values hmlted values It does not re SHOW BUSINESS has been teleVISIOn speCials and was an traInIng aided by theIr pageant despite hiS failure to bid over qUire-nor can It properly have the goal of several One who outstandmg guest speaker and scholarshIps The girl selected a diamond otherwIse the oppo -the normal range of 16 to 18 succeeded IS Lee Meriwether lecturer last year She addressed the new MISS Amenca m nents would not have stopped POIntb It IS true that you have MISS Amenca 1955 who Will more than 100 bUSIness profes September Will be presented the at such a low contract When the high-card values for a take return to the pageant thiS year slOnal and CIVIC meetmgs top scholarship of $10 000 plus ever the biddIng dies at a low out double but It IS better to to co host of the natIOnal NBC Mary Ann Mobley MISS a year of benefits and earnings level the last player to speak bid a notrump to show the bal two hour telecast Sept 12 WIth America 1959 IS a Hollywood rangmg from wardrobe to cash must deCide whether to give up anced distributIon If partner Debby Bryant MISS America and teleVISIOn actress whose fees that In aggregate value the ghost by passmg or wheth prefers to play In a SUIt he IS 1966 ' credits Include a movie With can mount to between $50 000 er to fight for a part score or free to bid hiS hand accordmgly MISS Meriwether s credits In ElVIS Presley and a number of and $100 000 before she re game as the case may be 5 Two spades The only prob teleVISion shows She IS mar clude roles m movies Angel In IinqUishes her crown next year The last player IS said to be lem IS whether to double or to ried to actor Gary Collins who to a new MISS Amenca m the balanCIng posltlon He IS Jump to two spades One spade My Pocket With Andy Griffith The Undefeated With John IS appearmg In the current SInce start of the pageant not reqUired to bid but If he should not be seriously consid movie Airport With Dean scholarship program In 1945 does partnel should remember ered because thiS would grossly Wayne and she has been In several maJor teleVISIOn shows MartIn and Burt Lancaster approximately $7 million m that the bId IS made m the pro understate your actual values ROCKET FOR BRITAIN - A tectlve seat and may therefore mcludmg MISSIOn ImpOSSIble scholarships hilve been awarded The double IS undeslrable Delta rocket carrying a be substandard The double m partly because It IS ambIguous and Star Trek as well as Bob SHARON RITCHIE MISS to contestants at the local the present case though light comIng as It does m the pro British military communi Hope and Jack Benny spec America 1956 IS an actress state and natIOnal levels IS clearly Indicated It would be tective seat and partly because catIOns satellite (Skynet) lals With teleVISIOn credits and 18 wrong to bid a heart or a there IS no support for hearts blasts toward space off a MISS Bryant one of two Phi mamed to Kyle Rote former THE MISS America pag spade or to pass The Jump to two spades shows Cape Kennedy launch pad Beta Kappa graduates In the pro football star now a sports eant organlzahon conducts the caster 2 Pass There IS a limit to not only substantlal high-card The British government IS roster of former MISS Amer largest scholarship program for how far the protective prinCiple The lIves of other former strength but also a very good being billed $4 6 million by lCas Will be servIng as pageant young women m the world can be carried ThiS IS pnmarlly SUIt MISS Americas are varied Marks say 8 ApprOXimately the U S Space Agency for teleVISIOn hostess for her sec ond year Donna Axum MISS Amenca $700 000 m scholarships IS the satellite shot 1964 IS married to the speaker awarded each year throughout of the Texas House of Repre the pageant organizatIOn that BESS MY E R SON MISS sentahves Neva Jane Langley, at all levels conducts 3 500 m I WISHING WELL~I Amenca 1945 ' With extensive MISS Amerl~ 1953 now Mrs dlvldual pageants leadmg to se Registered U S Patent Office teleVISIon credits now has en WillIam FicklIng Jr was a lectlOn of the 50 state Winners tered a new career as commls leader recently of a fund drive :; who compete for the Mls~ 4 7 :; 3 8 2 6 4 7 2 8 3 slOner of consumer affairs for that raised $150 000 to restore AmerICa crown In AtlantIC A Y A M H G A L 0 0 A M A New York City the histOriC Grand Theater In Cit Y ApprOXImately 70000 6 8 2 7 3 4 :; 2 8 3 6 2 7 Also a Phi Beta Kappa grad Georgia N B 0 P Y I E R gIrls enter the competitIon each B P L U 0 uate IS Marilyn Van Derbur Most former MISS AmerICas year 8 3 6 2 4 3 8 6 2 7 :; 3 4 Y T G N V H S C R A I R E :; 2 4 3 8 7 :; 2 3 8 6 7 :; LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE T U 0 I 0 T I L L L A E 0 3 8 :; 7 2 8 3 6 2 4 3 6 2 L U N H E T S S P A A H R 4 6 2 3 8 6 7 :; 2 8 7 3 6 T C 0 H I R I W F 0 G E 0 7 2 8 5 3 2 4 6 7 3 2 5 7 H I N 0 A T E P L 0 S N Y
HERE IS a pleasant little game that Will give you a message every da) It IS a numerical puzzle designed to spell out )our fortune Count the letters m your first name IC the num ber of letters IS 6 or more subtract 4 If the number Is less than 6 add 3 The result IS your key number Start at the upper len hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone of )OUl key numbers left to right Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you
SCHOOL SAFETY - A little VIET VET IS ONLY lS - lad In Frankfurt, West Ger Walter Lee Martin (above), many, trudges to school a Vietnam veteran With With a speCial safety bag two tours of combat and It IS made of bright yellow two Purple Hearts, was ar plastiC and has two reflect rested by FBI agents after ONASSIS • INCIDENT' REPORTED-In an article, "Onas Ing buckles and three re It was discovered he IS only SIS Has Won, the Italian magaZine Gente says Greek flectors on each Side en 15 years old The Dothan, shipping magnate Anstotle Onassls (center) flew to a abling dnvers to see him Ala, youth IS 6'3" tall and Greek Island Aug 15 to JOIn the vacatIOning Mana better on dark Winter days weighs 198 pounds He was Callas (left), Onassls' one-tl'ne constant companion, for nabbed In Ft Carson, Colo 31113)1 8 '13Z13Hd L 'N'v'IONI 9 a beach pICniC and ~wlm When the report reached Mrs DID YOU WEAR YOUR HARD HAT TODAY?? '310'v'1 (; 'H3M01::1l1n'v'J l-UMOO 33d31 0 l '31'v'HM 6 Jacqueline Onassl~ (nght) In Amenca, the article said '3::1IN)! 8 'IMI)! !i ')JJOl )' '110HJS l-SSOJJ'v' SH3MSN'v' she returned to Athens abruptly THE GUYS FROM THE SAFETY OFFICE DIDI Saturday. September 5, 1970 HOURGLASS I Page 7
P SCHOOL STAATS WHERE' AA I '1tlU oo.IT HAVE JU5T WAIT 'TIL r CATC~ E NEXT WEEK 60ING TO GET 10 e ~~--o 1M CC\lJsrANrd8el/llb WHILe AcrUAI-I-y, r AM ;I- ,AC.C.tJGeo OF eeJNb Url 61ve Me THAT qum;: NIMBLe AND Cl...()MGY AND AWKWARD, PARI AGAIN AFTE'R J AbIL..E::. I NIMBL..e i 8 "Ajax, go hide from the hghtDlDg ID your OWN bed" C R E D E Y E BUT THE GENe~AL O~DE~ED IT I :t'VE OH,NO' GOTTA THINK' B "Al..L. DoeoG E ON THe POGT MUGT BE E MUZZl..ED' • '22 8 ElE:VENTf.E:N ONf. MILLION T 'I L A HUNN~1lf sIXTY·SeVENT~ S E ICRO£S'WORD - By Eugene Sheffer I HORIZONTAL 46 Redacts VERTICAJ. 12 POints 1 Lamprey 50 TropIcal 1 The Orient aimed at 4 - for pllll1t 2 Baccha 19 AudItory one 53 Obtamed nalIancry organ 7 Contment 55 And 3 ItalIlIl1 21 Duct WE'RE SUPP05E.Dm BE USUA.LLY BOIL THEIv\ AND MA.KE 11 Eager others coin 23 PrecIous PLAYING POKER., SOUP 13 Bark (abbr) 4 Sleeveless Jewel MOOSE' i\N D YOU 14 A slow 56 So be it garment 25 Work SIT THERE GETTING 57 Before 5 Placed 26 Heraldic 15 Painful 58 Atttca 6 Musical term M :~~~~~~~ FOOD Al-L.. OVER 16 Atmos- townshIp 7 Forgetful 27 NeceSSity THE CARDS~ WHA..T phere 59 Small seeds 8 Woo 28 FrolIc o ~ ARE YOU GOING 170ngtn 60 Evergreen 9 Wrath 29 Pennsyl_ TO DO 18 Annoy tree 10 ConJunc vamaport o 20 Plunge 61 Commumst bon =-> High A..BOUT THESE 22 Label 31 Earth S CARDS? 24 SWlSS Answer to yesterday s puzzle 35 Marned dlstnct MER EI FAD. R OIW 5 38 Trap E 28 Withdraws ALAN ALI.E.MIT 40 Payment 32 Accumulate 42 US 33 Algerian PINNACLE.LIRA • E RE EA TER AdmIral City .H 45 Addl 34 Cutdown ••CR EA M. WA NT N bonal 36 Dlstlll1ce HE RD.G AR DE qAl 47 ROmllll measure IN S. HA NOS. 0RIBI highway 37 Itahan POET IZ ES B- 0ILl 48 Subdue cl~y _A RES SE N 51EI 49 Sledge 0 39 Polluted CH AP EL .P UN 50 Faucet 41 Struck LIN E. L I I Z E sl 51 Fnend R heavllYlll1d AV E R. EMS01 GO REI (Fr) often PET 5. 5 P V N -OrN E1 52 Corded 0 43 LaIr 1 '1 fabric p 44 DetaU Averal'e tlllle of 10iatioD :5 mlDlltel 54 Recent 0 U T S ...... q-; A N 0 Y C A p p Page 8 HOURGLASS Saturday, September 5, 1970 I\B.I8II!D III' GLCIIAL MIIOCIIoDS Itt ~ DDa:.'Z'IQI r;, ~ ~ twPUZa ~ Ml&8Il1l 111HZ, ~ I8IMDI CDmUICI' 1lNC-60-70-C-OOCll CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS CONTINUED '1M IIoUI:Gl.-. ito pj>lJ..ohe4 claJ.ly, It:InIkt ~ IIatuEdIIy 1Ia~ for pj>llcation em thI Alan! 'ItIIn ___ be _tad in FOR SALE writing' to t:Iw Itlu SCUBA CLUB DIVE th1S Sunday wlll be to Sylvanla has an openlng for a full the ocean slde of the Kwajale1n-Carl tlme secretary at the ALTAIR slte on son reef Dlvemasters will be R Gam ROl Namur Shorthand or speedwrltlng boa & L Gemsey The boat will leave ahllity deSlred Eight-hour day, wlth the dock at 10 30 a m Guests are compensation for travel tl~e Call welcome, but must dive wlth a member Bill Derby, 99315 HOURqLASS Page 9 ------"Save the Delta Queen!" I Fate of Great Paddle-Wheeler Soon Known STATE POLICE GO TO POT--Four Indiana State Police cledr a bUlldmg near North T thE! Iv -In the South BEnd area--of $250,000 worth of MaIlJuana It was stored there by three Alaskans The malestlc Delta Queen glides under the Veterans BrIdge at 5t LOUIS By GROVER BRINKMAN mg vessel How woutd he do It? f'f'nh al PH H A 'bOCtatlOn Can e,pondent The plan fmally agreed up:)n CINCINNATI Some] eaders of thiS newspaper may have fld entailed buIldmg a crdte around den the famous steamboat Delta Queen la"t of the great over the Delta Queen S hull with mght paddle wheelers to sail our mland flvers Now the boat IS 50 000 feet of spruce plankmg hvmg on borrowed tlffie to keep her from breakmg apart It ha~ untt! Nov 2 to know Its fate For on thiS day fmal m the rough seas off the lower passage or failure of the Save the Delta Queen Bill now m Cahforma coast Crated and Congre"s Will either get the President s signature or veto towed by an ocean gomg tug A real battle cry has gone forth up and down the rivers Save the Delta Queen ,t'lrtecl the the Delta Queen I If a love affaIr can have a battle cry thiS long trek home one has It s a love affair of several mllhon people who have trod her decks and a hand<;ome boat THE BOAT missed th" chu A certam glOUp of Wdshmgton pohtJclans wanted a qUick de bascos those VICIOU~ storms mise of the Delta QULen callmg her unsafe a fire hazard a men hatched m the Gulf of Tehuan ace to the excur~lOn I1nnded pubhc To which her pilot Capt tepec that have sent so many Emmett Wagner said She s small craft to the bottom She the safest boat afloat pIe ted It wa~ taken down each made the perilous tflP With Once the new~ ]Paked out part numbered and shipped by out mishap through the Pan'l that thl~ was to be the IdSt year freighter to san FranCISco At ma Canal across the Canbbean of the Delta QueLn her passen the Stockton Shipyard master the Gulf of MeXICO and fmally ger list trebled Ther e IS a sad sh[pbUilder James Burns of edged mto the Delta of the touch to It all Scotland put the Delta Queen MISSISSIPPI Thousands of letter~ and pet. back together agam every bolt There followed glonous years tIons are floodmg the offices of ani nail ready for serViCe on on Amenca s mland nvers the politiCians askmg the Queen be the Sacremento and San Joa OhIO the MISSISSIPPI etc She given a stay of executIOn Own qum Rivers m Califorma even survived the depreSSIOn ers of the ship the Gleene Lme But now she IS IIvmg on bor READY FOR SHAKEDOWN-Engmeers make fmal ad]w,tments on a Lunar Roving of CmcmnatI are open to any CAME World War II and the rowed tIme Vc hl( II PIIOI to vlbl atlOn tests at the Boemg Space Center m Seattle Wlsh The suggestIOn to update the "hip Navy short of boats commls Llvmg on the Delta Queen 1<; tl 'h wtll 'Imuhtp hunch vlhl 1110n, lnn Illnll opelltlon<; • • * "lOned anythmg that would hterally bemg transformed mto another world one of gallantry ~ l <'I l!\ TRUE the Delta Queen Isn t Ifloat The Delta Queen was , , an all steel boat Some of the pam ted a drab battle gray chivalry and gracIOusness The wood m It IS nch and expensIve given a number YFB 56 (yard food IS excellent musIC IS leml mcludmg oak mahogany teak ferry boat) and put mto mil! mscent of the river There are walnut and Ironwood The beau tary shuttle serVice carrymg Sunday mornmg devotIOns '1 tlful curving grand stalrca~e I~ men to and from destroyers and hlstonc trad[tlOn on the Deltl of mahogany The decks are battlewagons anchored m the Queen hand pegged Ironwood The 26 bay After the war the Delta The great steamboat IS one ton paddle wheel also IS of wood Queen was put m mothballs m beautiful bit of Amencana that pamted red that graveyard of dead ships must not go IS the way the The Delta Queen wa5 built m SUisan Bay folk along the rivers and over Scotland m 1926 by master Here It wa~ that Capt Tom Amenca feel about the Delta shipbUilder" of the Gla"gow Greene of CmcmnatJ found her Queen There IS no reason fOJ Yards on the River Clyde The Then he made a rather startlmg her to go they mSlst But then best steel from England and ~tatement he would buy the maybe the pohtlCIans at Wash Oprmany went mto her hull boat take her home to Cmcm mgton have never felt her Thf'n whpn the bOlt W1' com natI She wasn t an OCf'an go magic N 81 Newell Convers Wyeth son Andrew and as teenager was taken as a pupil at O. grandson James were not the first dyn- Philadelphia by an outstandmg asty among great American artists Before them were American historical pamter ChriS Fernses and Mordn" who were connected by marriage tian Schussele Jean Leon Gerome Ferns was a nephew of Edward Durmg further stUdies m Europe 400 DIAPERS A WEEK-Feedmg her qum tuplet, In New YOi k, Mrs Wilham Klen Moran the engraver etcher water colonst landscapist where the French master artist "t (l l ntL!) L,Lh the hllp of nelghbo[ s as she UoLS an d,sembly lme techmque The whose works hang m the NatIonal Capitol Jean Leon Gerome advised hiS qlllnh \\ hu \\ [II tU[ n "IX months of age Aug 24 u"es 400 diaper" d week The KI In ]870 when only "even Jean e\ldenced mnate namesake to concentrate on hlstorl t n hh h IVl t\\ 0 uthel chIldl en, Meg 4, and John 19 month, A"ked thc obvJOu, talent m drawmg encouraged by hiS artIst father and cal paintings young Ferns made queotlOn, Mrs Kienast 'clld No mOl e Imtlal sales of his wofks Intensive research In 17th and 18th century architecture vehicles dress cus toms, were to be reflected m them He often built multi dimensIOnal scale models of scenes painted for Ladle.. Horne Journal and LIterary DIgest of some eighty slgmflCant events In America Ferris ongmals hang m a special gallery of Congress Hall Phlladel phla Seven of them are shown m full color along With masterworks of hiS uncle Edward Moran N C Wyeth the Peales Fredenc Rem mgton Wmslow Homer George Ca leb Bingham and other deeply 1m press1ve illummators m 0' Can You See The Story of America Through Great Palntmg.. , with commentary by FrederiC Ray (Stackpole Books) a treasury of documentary art [ <-] "The Mayflower Compact 1620," by J L G FerrIS © It \\as 1929 Literary Digest cover Repro duction In black and white lacks impact of FerrIS' coloring of thE' 30 CARS NOSE DOWN -- A new type Sou the I n Pdrltlc RaIlrodd car goes mto scene aboard ship at anchor off Cape Cod, 350 years ago thl.. No "I \ICL 11 Lo, N[etos, Cdlif It earlles 30 autoll10btle" ),o,e down ThiS haul 1<; vember, as 41 men filed by to ap IIH Il( \\ (hpvlulet Vega ThE' f1lltoln (ll I' (!l,cn till VPt!-}\-Pll prove a new form of government , Page 10 HOURGLASS Saturday, September 5, 1970 I p JQ!_~~=---' r-::::::::=::::-----::-::-1,'f BIG GEORGE! by Vir'oll Partch E A N U T S W I Z A R D /AlMM/ r 1<1 E rp .. I 011, INCIDeNTAL-L:f lA?NiGO OtJr IHAI "He's from Internal Revenue and that's a fme tooth comb B he's uSlDg gOing through my books" C G~-r R~ADY "St<~ ""f"r-IS'f R COM~ E D E Y E B E E 'l)JNr 'fA "THINK HEn LOOK HAPPI~R. T IF WE. 10\.:0 HIM ITS SATUf21)AY?" 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