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Saturday, August 23, 1969 VOL 9, No 8482 iWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TODA Y'S NEWS NIIon Defers Decision Withdrawing SAN DIEGO -- F"res conhnue to blaze
Further Troops From Viel Ham ROMANIA 25th year s"nce Naz" SAN CLEMENTE (UPI) -- Presldent Nlxon has declded to defer a declslon on furth l"berat"on celebrated er Amerlcan troop wlthdrawa1s from Vlet Nam untl1 after he returns to Washlngton ln early September because of stepped up ml11tary actIvIty In the war zone It ARABS -- Mosque burn"ng st"ll spectacular mliltary reVlew and was announced today "bone of content"on " colorful parade Presldentla1 Press Secretary Ronald L ZIegler saId NIxon had put off a Presldent Nlcolae Ceausescu and S10n he had planned to make late next week on further cutbacks In ~erlcan troop SAN CLEMENTE -- N"xon announces Communlst Party and government offl levels ln Vlet Nam troop w"thdrahlal from South V"et clals watched the events from a re Ziegler sald that the Chlef Executlve wants to evaluate further the Vlet Cong Nam may be halted vlewlng stand along wlth _c ~gates and North Vietnamese actlvlty whlch from 16 Communlst countrIes reached a new hlgh pOlnt ln mld August SAIGON -- U S "nfantrymen near I-Ioscow was represented bllt the and he has asked for further reports to US Infantrymen Capture hel"copter s"ght Sovlet UnIon made ltS dIspleasure evaluate "the slgnlfl cance of thlS ac known hy sendlng onlv a low-ranklng tlVlty " Bomb Scarred Hill 111 PRAGUE -- Dubcek and 5mrkovsky delegatlon to the ceremonles The Zlegler sald that the mliltary Intel be be blamed for demonstrat"ons Sovlet [Jnlon has been unhappy over ligence forces have lnformatlon of the SAIGON (u~I) -- Hundreds of U S In- Romanla's forelgn P011CY probability of a new Communlst offen fantrymell tOOdY captured bomb-scarred WASHINGTON -- BZack students Twenty-flve years ago today under sive and Nlxon wants to analyze further Hlll III from North VIetnamese gunners gett"ng good educat"on ground fIghters stormed Into Ruchar this potential new flghtlng ann also who had blocked theIr advance toward a est's royal palace and arrested the take another look at infiltration lev downed hell copter for SlX days Anoth governme~t of Ion Antonescu whlch els from North Vlet Nam into the South er U S force fIghtlng In l13-degree Thieu Asks Minister had blO lpht RomanIa Into the war on before he makes a flnal declsion heat trapped hundreds of North Vletnam the SIde of the Germans The President L& due to return to ese In a nearby valley To Form New Cabinet Washington around Sept 6 or 7 and The rlflemen, assaultlng from two SAIGON (UPI) -- Presldent Ngu}en Van Ziegler said that withi~ a matter of dlrectlons under a shleld of alr and Thleu today asked Gen Tran Thlen Flam es Lick Over Hills weeks or days after that Nixon wlll artlilery strlkes, swept to the top of Khlem, South Vlet Nam's Interlor Mln make an announcement on troop replace the JOO-foot hlgh hIll wlthout reS1S ister, to form a new cablnet The In Southern California ments tance They took the peak at dusk and move appe~red to slgnal a stcengthen SAN DIFGO, CALIF (UPI) Flames The U S has lnformed the South Vlet Immediately set up a defense perl- lng of the mliltary In Salgon POll llcked over more than 63 acres of namese government ln Saigon of the de meter tlcs dry brush In hliis and canyors of C1Slon to put off any announcement of Tomorrow they planned to push toward Khlem's appointment carne less than three Southern Callfornla countIes further reduction ln Amerlcan forces - the hell copter wreckage 24 hours after PrIme Mlnlster Tran Van today and a heavy vell of smog hang which will not dlsplease them -- and It Battlefleld reports ~ala scores of Huong, a clvlllan, reslgned In a dlS lng overhead hampered flreflghters was assumed other allies were belng fortlfled bunkers from whlch the North pute with Thleu over plans for broad The blggest flre raged out of cop told VletnaFese regulars had battled the ad enlng the base of the government to trol over acres of dry land on the Ziegler sald that Nixon had been vanclng Amerlcans Slnce fuesday had bolster ItS posltlon In any future Camp ~endleton Marlne Corps Base and giving the question of troops In Vlet been caved In but there were nJ Commu electlons agalnst the VIet Cong ad]Olnlng land WhlCh IS the Cleveland Nam a close study dUllng the past few nlst bodles The U S Emba~sy had put pressure Natlonal Forest The Pcesldent's days and that he mad~ his declslon Frl KUNMING. on Thleu to keep Huong ln offlce fQr western White Fouse also adJolns the day He apparently dld convey to South fear that hlS departure would open the area Korean President Par~ Chung Hee hlS In ALLIED SOURCE!fISAY way to a government domlnated by army FOE LOST 78 000 Vietnam The flres was several mlles due tentions when they wound up thelr talks KILLED IN MAY offlcers east of San Clemente, burnIng In a JUNE AND JUl Y ROUNDUP in San Francisco thi~ week Khlem, 44, is a four-star general southerly dlrectlon, and offlclals Ziegler, however, did not say flat Thieu lS also a general and Vlce sald there was no rlsk It would turn ly that Park was told although lt was Presldent Nguyen Cao Ky IS a marshall NANNING• toward the coast and Nlxon's seaSIde clear that he had been Informed The ln the Alr Force vllia S6uth Korean leader had warned Nixon that a big pullout might have repercus sions of security agalnst Communist ABANG Arabs Observe Day of Mourning forces throughout the world and par- UANG. ticularly on his own border whlch is threatened from the north yo ...... ~ _"w- "- Over Burning of EI Aqsa Mosque Czech Premier Links .,,/ THAILAND\ POURING OUT OF JUNGLES UPI -- The Arab world today observed a day of mournlng over the burnlng of El NORTH VIETS AND CONG Aqsa Mosque In Jerusalem wlth general strlkes and other protest demonstratlons Riots to 'Counter' Gr.oup ATTACK U S B~SES NEAll. CAMBODIAN BORDER again~t the Unlted States as well as Israel Arab leaders renewed calls for a FIGHTING IS HEAVIEST PRAGUE (UPI) -- Premier Olrlch Cernik SINCE LAST FEBRUARY Moslem holy war agtlnst the Israells said today that "counter elements" or Observers sald the flre whlch badly damaged the anClent mosque, one of Is ganized this week's liots ln Czechoslo lam's hollest shrlnes, had whlPped tenslons In the Mlddle Fast to thelr hlghest vakia in an attempt to overthrow the point Slnce the 1967 war One sald It could do more to unlte the wrangll ng Ar- government ab leaders agalnst Israel than cny other slngle development As Cernik spoke, in Moravio the Com Israel today announced the arrest of munist Party newspaper Rude Pravo Australlan Mlchael D Rohen, a sheep claimed that interrogation of arrested 'rish Protestants Threaten shearer Identlfled as a member of the demonstrators had uncovered the organi Chrlstlan Church of God sect, on char zers The reports reiterated that To March on Parliament ges of settlng flre to the mosque on the organizers might be Alexander Dub Thursday cek and Josef Smrkovcky BELFAST, NORTHFRN IRELAND (UPI) The announcement, however, dld llt The state-run Prague Radio demanded Mliltant Protestants threatened to tIe to stem the mountinf anger among that those responsible for the fighting march on ParI lament today to protest Arabs and Moslems elsewhere arou~d the "be removed from publ ic life " Both the Brltlsh government order dlsarmlng world Arabs generally denounced Ro Dubcek and Smrkovsky, although demoted Government Report Says the Protestant B-Special Pollce hated hen's arrest as a maneuver deslgned to from positions of leadership, are stlll by the natlon's Roman Cathollc mlnor shlft blame from Israel high parliamentary officials Integrated Schools Better lty In Jordan, thousands of Arabs march With these statements, the Czech gov The Brltlsh Army ordered the B-Spec ed in groups on the U S Embassy and ernment moved swiftly to fix blame for WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Except for some lals to turn ln thelr weapons rather the U S Informatlon SerVlce Center ~n the riots, which left at least five white parents, there IS wlde agreement than keeplng them ln thelr homes Amman but were turned back by Arab persons dead as thousands of G..:echs in desegregated Southern schools that Roman Catholics who blamed most of guerrlilas protested the start cf the second year black students are gettlng a better ed the elght deaths In rlotlng ln Bel Arahs took part In ~ general strikes of Soviet occupation ucation and that white students have fast last week on the B-Speclals have in Jordan, Lebanon and in Israell- oc The statements alsc hinted at more not suffered academically, the govern long contended they are antl-Catholic cupled terrltorles A grenade was arrests and the possible removal of ment said today gunmen thrown Into the open Arab market at some moderate government officials like This was a major concluslon of a re The Rev Ian Palsley, the mliltant Raflah ln the occupled Gaza ~trlp, Dubcak port by the civil rlghts offlce of the Protestant Leader, organized a march kililng- two Arabs and woun~lng 15 more The government had already acted Frl Department of Health, educatlon and on Stormont Castle to hand a protest day night to prevent more demonstra Welfare, based on Intervlews wlth petltlon to the Northern Ireland gov tions by issuing an emergency law pro 1,320 students, teachers, ~dmlnlstra ernment He sald the mliltants would viding summary punishment --banishment tors and parents ln 13 school dlstrlcts drIve from Armagh to Belfast and then to the provinces, loss of jobs, expul WhlCh have been desegregated for two form a processlon to the seat of gov sion from schools and three weeksl de years The survey was conducted last ernment tentlon -- for any form of protest sprlng by the agency's Atlanta Regl0nal More than 6,000 Brltlsh troops under Legal sources sald the measures were Office, covered distrlcts In Florlda, the command of Lt Gen Slr Ian Fr~e harsher than ever before Georgla, MisS1SS1PP1, South Carollna land patroled Belfast today Another Rude Pravo charged that "the Ideol and Tennessee battallon was due to replace one ro ogical leaders and main organizers of The government stressed that lt was tated back to England the provocatl0n are today sitting a survey of attltudes and oplnlons Four days of rloting between Catho peacefully before a glass of Wlne In ~~thout factual verlflcatlon llCS and Protestants last week left the mountain chalet cr are hunting deer Leon Panetta, Dlrector of HEW's civ- block after block of West Belfast in near KOSlce Nevertheless, it lS clear 11 rlghts offic , sald that 238 school flame& Flght persons were killed ln from whence the threads are leading " distrlcts are to carry out voluntary Belfast and ~ ninth in nearby Armagh The reference to hunting and mountaln desegregatlon plans thlS fall, more at Cathollcs contend the predominantly chalets was not cleay But Dubcek and once than at any tlme since the Supreme Protestant government systematlcally ISRAELIS STRIP GAZA NEST -- Arab Smrkovsky are known tb enjoy hunting ln Court's 1954 school desegregatlon de discrlminates against them, particu children watch an Israell bull the mountalns cislon larly ln Jobs, houslng and votlng dozer clear brush and cactus from Thousands of demonstrators had chant Panetta said the survey "can help to Underground newspapers of the Repub the side of a road in Gaza City ed their names during the demonstra conVlnce many people the value of de lican and Peoples' Democracy organiza tions segregation " tions said a meeting would be held Page 2 HOURGLASS Saturday, August 23, 1969 I H or That. .. By Paul Say rcool A long, successful and highly enjoyable radio series has drawn to a close Due to an increase in popularity and the resultant increase in responsibility, John Doremus has found it impossible to continue his "John Doremus Show" with AFRTS Friday evening wlll be hlS last show A new, easy-listening music program will ns nd M No Flow rs" Gr at! be substituting for the Doremus Show Pete Smlth will be heard every week-day evenlng at 6 30 Are you suffering from a tlghtness in the center of Johnny Grant has changed tlmes on AFRS during our fall program changes, hear your chest, and your doctor doesn't seem able to give Johnny at 9 30 week-day mornings following the Ira Cook Program you a "satisfactory explanatl0n"? The Sunday night drama package wlll stay about the same We can look for more Are you suffering from dlZZY spells even after the sorties through the back streets and alleys of New Orleans with that red-headed morning after? detectlve, Michael Shane The Golden Days of Radio wll1 still be featuring nos Are there stlll feellngs of nausea in your stomach talglc trips into the days when radlo was "klng" after taklng the broID1des of snorkellng, plaYlng ball, The Game of the Week will come your Nay Friday at 10 am Cincinnati at Pitts golfing, bowllng, shelling and dancing? burgh Then you need help and fast The whole gang at AFRS hope that you enJoy the change in part of our programming Dr PhllllPS, famed playologist, has a prescriptlon for the fall season It costs but a $1 50 per person and comes ln the form And that's slgn off for now of seeing the Kwajaleln Communlty Theater's latest pro duction, "Send Me No Flowers " The three-act comedy ~ll be presented MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY next Frlday, Saturday and Sunday (Aug 29th, 30th and 31st) at 8 pm ln the Kwajaleln Jr -Sr Hlgh School Aud 6 00 Slgn On 10 30 Tex Wl1liams itorlUID 6 03 Music to Hake Up By 11 00 News Tlckets wlll be avallable at the door or by call1ng 6 30 News 11 05 Ted OUlllin (2 hrs ) Luanne Savercool at 84526 6 35 Paul Savercool 1 00 News Warnlng There may be slde effects 7 00 News and Sports 1 05 Andy Mansfield For one, thlS laugh-packed play may shock you lnto 7 15 Paul Savercool 2 00 News NOW 8 00 Huddle (sports vlgnette) 2 05 Sounds of Saturday The dialogue--permeated wlth obese amounts of mlrth- 8 05 Paul Savercool 6 00 News Roundup includes dlSCUSS10ns of burlal plots, old boy frlends, 9 00 News 6 20 Andy Russell doctors and adultery 9 05 Ira Cook 7 00 News Fred Lazarus as the hypochondrlac husband and hlS wife, 9 30 Johnny Grant 7 05 Polka Party Emilia Splllman, have the leading roles 10 00 News 8 00 News They, Blll Hllllard, the rest of the cast and produc 10 05 Roger Carroll 8 05 World ln MUS1C tion staff have done a superb job 11 00 News 9 00 News They must be seen See them 11 05 Joe Allison 9 05 Town and Country 12 00 News and Sports Roundup 10 00 News Roundup YYWC Round Table Reminder 12 20 Recorded Interlude 10 20 JaSln Street Yokwe Yuk Women's Club Round Table Discussl0n - 12 30 Jazz Unllmlted 11 00 News Thursday, Aug 28 -- 9 30 - 11 am in the Banyan Room 1 00 News 11 05 Bobby Troup's Jazz Time of the YYC Watch the HourGlass for further news of 1 05 The Young Sound 12 00 Slgn Off this new YYWC activity 2 00 News 2 05 Jlm Denny SUNDAY FM Schedule 3 00 News SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, August 23 and 24 3 05 Jlm Denny 9 00 Slgn On ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE 4 00 News 9 03 Sunday Serenade 4 05 Jlm Denny 10 00 News and Sports LISTEN TOO' - The Paul Mauriat Orchestra - 7 30 pm 5 00 News 10 20 Sunday Serenade The Little Drunaner Boy, I Know a Place, Mes Malns Sur 5 05 MUS1C 'Tll SlX 11 00 News Tes Hanches, Man }mle La Rose, Vous Les Femmes, La 6 00 Evenlng News and Sports 11 05 Salt Lake Tabernacle Cholr NUlt, I Wanna Know, It's Not Unusual, I Must Be Seelng 6 20 Recorded Interlude 11 30 Protestant Hour Things, 10 Che Non V1VO, The Young Wolves, Le Rosslgnol 6 30 Pete Smlth 12 00 News Anglais 7 15 MUS1C of the Islands 12 05 Carmen Dragon MICHIYO'S HIT PARADE - 8 57 pm - Sung ln Japanese and 7 30 News 1 00 News English 7 35 BtU Gillette 1 05 Bolero Tlme Japanese Title, La Novla, Where Have All the Flowers 8 30 News 2 00 News Gone, Mamma, Summertlme in Venice, Garde-moi La Dernlere 8 35 Blll Gillette 2 05 Blll Stewart (2 hrs ) Dance, No Ho l'eta, I'm Coming Back to You, Mr Wlshing 9 00 News Headllnes 4 00 News Well 9 03 Blll Glllette 4 05 Sunday Serenade 10 00 Night News Roundur 6 00 News Roundup Dining mUS1C from 6 30 - 7 30 pm 10 20 Recorded Interlude 6 20 Muslcal Interlude 10 30 Johnny Carson's "Tonite" 6 30 Hawall Calls Pre-Teen Club Begins 11 00 News 7 00 News Kwajalein Pre-Teens will hold a Membershlp Dance to 11 05 Just MUS1C 7 05 Flnch Bandwagon night from 6 30 - 8 30 ln the Teen Club Membershlp 12 00 Slgn Off 8 00 News for one semester is $3 00 per person Admission for 8 05 "l.Jhen the West Was Young" tonight's dance is 75¢ for non-members Food and soda SATURDAY 8 30 Sagebrush Theater will be free for new members This dance lS prlmarily 9 00 Golden Days of Radio for 7th and 8th grade pre-teens 6 00 Slgn On 9 30 Adventures of Mlchael Shane 6 03 Music To Wake Up By 10 00 News Roundup Episcopalians: 6 30 News 10 20 Musical Interlude Episcopal Evenlng Prayer services are held each Sunday 6 35 Sounds of Saturday 10 30 Best from Interlochen at 6 pm in the Kwajalein Community Chapel Newcomers 7 00 News and Sports 11 CO News are cordidlly invited to attend this informal service 7 15 Sounds of Saturday 11 05 Just Mus~c For infol~atl0n, contact Ross or Ann Thompson at 84555 8 00 Storybook Lady 12 00 Slgn Off If you are not a newcomer but just haven't been out 8 30 Sounds of Saturday for the service, please Join us tomorrow evening 9 00 News 9 05 Ruta Lee Show Miss Neun Presents Plano Recital 10 00 News Roundup On Sunday, August: 31st at 3 30 pm, Miss Georgia Neun 10 20 MU~lcal Interlude C LIP AND S A V E will present a PIANO RECITAL ln the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club - Modern Square Dance Classes Offered Miss Neun h~~ given four private recitals in the past, a number of engagements with various Elementary, Junior Instruct~on ~n Modern Square Dan~ng w~ll be g~ven ~n a progress~ve se~es of and Senior High School and University groups She was classes~ start~ng Sunday~ September 14th also ~elected as student accompanist for the All State ThPOugh arrangements w~th Spec~al Serv~ces, these classes w~ll be held ~n the Glrls' Chorus and performed as accompanist for The Commun~ty Center, one even~ng per week over a pe~od of 15 weeks, end~nq Decem Continentals, a semi-professional group in high school ber 14th Spec~f~c t~me w~ll be announced later Miss Neun is presently a MUS1C Major at the University Classes aPe free and open to all ~sland couples Enrollment ~s l~~ted to of New MeX1CO 20 couples No p~or squaPe danc~ng expe~ence ~s assumed The ~nstructor w~ll M1SS Neun has chocen the following for her selections be John HaP~s The ATOLL 8's Squar9 Dance Group w~ll ass~st as needed at these classes Toccata in C Major Bach Interested couples may apply by return~ng the appl~cat~on below to John N HaP Children's Corner Suite Debussy ~s -- Box 472 Impromptu r/2 Faure Ritual Fire Dance Ravel NAMES ______St Lnuis BLues Handy
PRESS Plans Lab r Day Picnic PO BOX PHONE All Project PRESS employees and dependents are lnvit ed to tne Labor Day "Gladlator" Festlval This J:E'Stl PRIOR SQUARE DANCING EXPERIENCE? ______------val will be held 0'1 the shores of Emon Beach on AUGUST 29th, in the year of our Lo:-d 1969 Food, drlnk and ~t will De plentiful All wea?ons for competltive games will be furnlshed "Gladiator" combat fOl all ages ~nll CO"lllle'1ce at 3 pm
S nd Your HourGlass Home Saturday, August 23, 1969 Iiounr LA"'] Archeologists Report finding Police Say Vlgllanles Bombed Home 3,400- YeDr-Old City Buried Tuscon, ArIzona (UPI)--After a year of tryIng to pl.dce the bld.f1E- elseHhere, authorI tIes have concluded that one or more old-West style vlgllant Q ~roups trYIng to drIve out Under VolcDnic LavD, Ash the MafIa may be responsIble for a serIes of bombIngs 1"1 t'LIS ~Ecsort ('ltv PolIce apparently have been workIng on thIS theory for sever"l vpek:s but It orl\, came Athen r (lJl-lI ) --Arcrlf'olof'l c t J 1 r1 1 r)rl tl p to publIC attentIon earlIer thIS month DurIng a prelurnnary !Jean nf for tvTO wpn dCCU Ul"Y hive d13cov recl a 3,4Q(J-yrdr-rolrj r It I sed of detonatIng two bombs at the Tuscon home of '11.fla klnf'"pln Tospnh Joe BaY Jan3.s Son burled undpr volc mlC lav'l iwl
CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becker (Top Record-Hold.r In Ma.re,.' Individual Champlon.hlp Play) South dealer Wellt IIhowed out and there wall Both sides vulnerable then no way for South to trap NORTH Eut's king He could not shor en hill trump hoi d In g often .96 enough coup the king .AQ to .AKJ94 But let's suppose that South .KJ32 had played the seven of spades EAST on the nine at trick three, In .K1I32 stead ot the four as he did In .964 that case he would have made .106 the slam Instead ot going down I.Q1075 one SOUTH He would next lead the six of .AQJ10H • pad e s and stay In dummy while repeating the finesse This • KJ 108 ~ .Q extra lead from dummy would ",8 enable South to s h 0 r ten his trump holding just enough to The bidding trap East's king ot spades even South Wellt North Eut tually with a trump coup 1 • Pass 3 • PaslI He would rutf a low club at 3 • Pass 3 NT Pass trick five to reduce himself to 4. Pass 6. three trumps, and return to Opening lead-ace of clubs dummy with a heart for an There are tim e s when de other club rutf to reduce his clarer cannot swerve even one trump holding to the A Q dou Iota from the straight and nar bleton row without fracturing his con Now down to six cards-two tract Here IS a hand where spades, three hearts and a dla South made one tiny misstep In mond-he would overtake the the p lay and thereby cost him diamond queen with the. king ~elr a vulnerable slam and lead a procession of win West led the ace of clubs ners trom dummy, discarding and switched to a Mart at trick a heart each time Eventually, two Declarer took the ace In East s king of spades would be dummy and returned the nine trapped of spades East playing the two, Not many players would have GIANT CANDLE- Three yea" South the fOllr and West the the presence of mind to drop Gld EVle Callahan stmes m eight the spade seven on the nine, but a"e at the 6 foot 124 pound Declarer was not aware of It this Is merely another Illustra candle presented to '\1em but he had already made a fatal tlon of the Importance ot pay error When he continued with Ing a t ten t Ion to seemingly phIS Tenn on Its 1 5 0 t h a spade and finessed the ten, minor details blrthda y The candle came froM Dubhn Ireland
"Black lung," Terror of Coal Miners; EMPTIED BY CAMILLE--The roofs are ntact on these homes m BI OXI l\hss tlit the mten To Press For Stronger Safety laws ors are qcattered up and do"n the street The hurncane emptied t'tern ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I ~~~ By GROVER BRINKMAN Central Press AssocwtlOn Make lace 2 Above 19 Letter of Correspondent HORIZONTAL 52 1 Tittles edgmg 3 Tissue the alphabet WEST FRANKFORT III 5 Greek letter 54 Garment 4 Palh 21 Hawallan Here m the heart of the vast 8 Hanest :55 S shaped ates food MIdwest soft coal belt With ItS 12 Eye part molding 5 Candles 23 Legal term hundreds of deep shaft mmes a 13 Raced 56 Personaht) 6 Gee scorn 25 Good new fear word IS havmg ItS 1m 14 Jane 57 OtherwIse panlon old-- pact upon coal mmers It start Austen 58 L,fele-- 7 Taverns 26 Possess ed In AppalachIa New It IS novel 59 HIgh 8 Snub 27 Wager moving throughout thp natlOn 15 LIttle hIll 9 ArabIan 29 Wlll maker 16 Barle\ 60 Judge ruler 30 Inter where mechanized coal mmlng beard 10 Egyptian natlOnal IS pmpolntmg mmers health Ii Creek poe \I:.RTI(AL god (var ) language It IS black lung SIC kness a 18 Coarqe I SWISS psv 11 Kitchen 31 Goddess ~low Insidious disease Mmers sand cholog"t utenSIls of da"n can be non smokers but they 20 Reject; 32 Harden An"we'lr" to ye~terda) s puzzle still may get black lun~ dIsease 22 LeaH 37 Washed Now the dIsease and lIS appar the stRge 38 Emplo) ent cause have been br()ught out 24 From 39 Demon 25 PO~ltlOr stl;ated mto the open by health authon 28 Inform. 42 JewlBh ties Miners see the handwnt 33 Be In de~' Ing on the" all They al e afraId 34 Before 43=e . . . 3'i Fern?,. 44 Tneatre WE WILL storm lhe walls deer sectlOn of Congress shake the pohtlcal 36 COmn11 45 On the foundatlOns of the natlOn to 39 "Iall ocean achieve better mmlng health 40 EXl<::t<;;, 46 Printer legulatlOns' saId W 11 (Tony) n hea\ e'l mark 48 Re)'nove YOUNGEST CHANNELEER - Boyle internatIOnal pr. sldent of bod\ ~3 Jet, 49 Bemg Jon Enkson 14 of ChIcago the United Mine Workers of 4i D\\elll" g' 50 Stalk America Boyle was SP' aklng to gIves a half hearted \\ ave to 51 FaIlure A,u"ua:e limt CIt iolutloD 22 minute." 53 Past 600 soft coal mmers ,ttendlng the cam era as he comes a state mining conv.ntion at ashore at Shake,pcare Beach West Frankfort m Dover Eng after sWIm The black lung fear faced by mmg the EngIJsh Channel to deep shaft coal miner' Isn t ex become the youngest boy actly new but It IS a growing ever to accomphsh the feat menace miners say b, cause of Even the large mines employed for less underground mOle and more auton atlc rna machInery 20 years ago TopSIde coal handling also chmery used m the tunnels hal changed ThIS photo taken 20 years ago, shows which stn s up fme CadI dust In an old railroad engine being used as a yard donkey far greater intensIty than when the old time pICk and shovel coal dust level to Improve and I though pOSSible to all types of loading method was u ed In the msure a better quaht} of aIr! mlnmg IS more pronounced In PItS and ventllatlOn In the tunnels the dust laden air of the under of deep shaft mines ground colllenes Stnp mines BOYLE charged further that The UMW further contends kno" n as surface operatlOns the 1952 Federal Coal Mine Saf that the three mIlligram stand i are less hazardous due to ety Act would not h 1 ve been al d not only can be met but I' above ground operatlOn m the passed had It not been for the must be to Insure mmers open aIr 1951 mine dIsaster at West health The bIg automatIc mine I . I • Frankfort m which 119 mmers machines boring Into coal veins THE level of safet m c I and breaking up the coal depos } oa were kIlled and for an earlier ItS for loadmg are responSible mines "'ll Increase only m pro mine disaster at No '. In Cen for the high dust level m the portlOn to the degree to whIch tralla III where 111 Inen dIed h ft t t d d U I 1 safety Inspectors expose them after a dust exploslOn ripped s a s I IS can en e ness selves to the sam e dangers through the tunnels machines are made that Will not I w h IC h mmers f ace d al Iy th e The mine unions ac! ordlng to cause black lung disease by m UMW t d Boyle Will accept no ,omprom halatlOn of thIS coal dust the can en s men WIll not be allowed to work Another recornmendatlOn of Ise from PreSident N,xon m out the union warns the union requests that all mm llnmg the proposals s ~ught by Ing companies operating under BACKS BRITISH POUND the UMW One of the bIlls pro ORYPI'OQUIP8 \Vest Gel m t n Ch tnClllOI ground mines should prOVIde posed by the union would de THE UMW IS also calling for Kurt Georg KH?,slngel .... \\ .... closer federal inspectIOn of shaft ~ a f e t y chambers contamlng mand compensation for miners SAVES BACKAR COP BSERU YRIYR m Washington h" gO\elll already stncken by black lung mines that liberate an excessive food clothing medIcal supplies LYGYL OYGP QEGKQ CUVQCRI ment I~ re td\ to SUppOI t till disease and no langei able to amount of methane an explo and communicatIOn eqUIpment work slve gas another hazard In the for miners to use for survIval Yesterday'. Cryptoqulp CONSERVATIVE CONGRESS Blltlbh pound 1h lllht 111\ The United Mme Worj Gear Locker 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 JojO - 1130 EPISCOPAL SERVICES 1200 - 1430 ------Even~ng prayer and sermon are held Photo Lab closed 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 every Sunday even~ng ~n the Chapel beg~nn~ng at 6 pm Everyone ~s Tennls Courts 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 cord~ally lnv~ted to attend these serv~ces Golf Shack 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 0730 - 1930 0730 - 1230 Emon Beach L~fe ' CATHOLIC Guard on Duty 1530 - 1830 1538 - 1830 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830 0930 - 1830 0930 - 1830 I are at 7 and 9 15 am I , Serv~ces ~n the Memor~al Chapel and at 11 20 am on Teen Club 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 : 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1300 - 1630 closed I Ro~ Namur Da~ly Mass ~s at 4 45 pm 1900 - 2130 1900 - 2300 2030 - 2330 ~n the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Mon- Plstol Range closed 1700 - 1800 closed closed closed closed --T-0900 - 1100 day through Saturday ConfesslOns be- fore weekday Masses and Saturday from Trap Range closed closed 1700 - 1800 closed I closed closed L 1300 - 10;00 4 to 4 45 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm EVANGELISTIC HOUR Next Week 's )fuvies An lnformal worsh~p serv~ce ~s held ~n the Memor~al Chapel each Sunday * even~ng beg~nn~ng There at 7 pm RICHARDSON HOOK LINE **OUTRAGE KNOCK ON ROUSTABOUT QUICk BEFORE ***ANASTASIA BRANDED wlll be a song and testlmony serVlce, WOOD IT MELTS -- THEATER & SINKER clos~ng wlth a sermon 7 45 7 45 7 45 7 45 7 45 7 45 MICRONESIA 7 45 PROTESTANI Sunday 'lor 1 'lg I-lorshlp Serv~ces wlll OCEAN VIEW ANASTASIA ROUSTABOUT OUTRAGE QUICK BEFORE HOOK LINE BRANDED kNOCK ON be held 31: 8 10 and 11 am at the WOOD THEATER IT MELTS & SINKER Island '[emorlal Chapel Rev Elden 7 30 & 12 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 30 1M Buck wlll preach the sermon ! ent~tled "The Touch of Llfe" based on Hark 5 25-34 QUICK BEFORE BRANDED HOOK LINE ANASTASIA KNOCK ON ROUSTABOUT YOKWE YUK OUTRAGE Nursery fac~llt~es are ava~lable IT MFLTS & SINKER WOOD THEATER at the Island Day Nursery dur~ng Sun- & & 7 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 9 7 9 & day School and the 11 am worsh~p ser- v~ce The Nursery ~s open from 9 15 am to 12 20 am ANASTASIA IVEY HALL ROUSTABOUT KNOCK ON QUICK BEFORE OUTRAGE BRANDED HOOK LINE Sunday School classes for all ages THEATER WOOD IT MELTS & SINKER are held at the George Seltz School 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 at 9 30 am Adults are present to ass~st newcomers ~n flnd~ng the~r classrooms Sunday School on Ro~ TRADEWINDS BRANDED HOOK LINE ANASTASIA KNOCK ON ROUSTABOUT OUTRAGE QUICK BLFORE Namur lS at 9 am In the Commun~ty THEATER & SINKER HOOD IT MELTS '\Bu~ld~ng 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 The Sunday Evenlng Worsh~p Serv~ce on Ro~ Namur w~ll be held at 7 pm In the Commun~ty BUlldlng and wlll be led I COLOS~US SMITH BUSTER CHARRO TOUCHABLES WHErE EAGLES MECK ISLAND HIRED KILLER OF by Rev Elden M Buck I THEATER NEW YORK KEATON DARE 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 I Those lnterested ~n hold~ng Chr~st~an Sc~ence serv~ces please contact Mrs BRANDED ATC QUICK, BEFORE IT HELTS AT , Hlnnant at 82729 Western 102 M~n B&W Comedy 106 Hln Color Cucle Not 5 Alan Ladd, Mona Freeman, Charles Pic 01 rite Week Robert Horse, George HaharJ.s B~ckford Unable to f~re h~s prospectJ.ve son- The purpose of the Protestant Women's One of the vlntage Westerns by the THE OUTRAGE AT ~n-law (Robert Horse), a bumbllng re- Chapel Fellowsh~p ~s to create an late Alan Ladd When band~ts flnd a Western Drama 105 H~n B1.W porter on hJ.s staff, the manag~ng edl- enVlronment ~n whlch women can mature young man in the hills, they declde Paul Ne\vman, Cla~re Bloom, Laurence tor of a nat~onal magazJ.ne sends hlm toward Chr~st~an wholeness through mean- to use him to tr~ck a wealthy rancher Harvey as far away as poss~ble, to get a news ~ngful relat~onsh~p w~th each other ~nto believ~ng the youth is hlS long- Us~ng the form and plot of the story from the Antarctlc George To every new woman res~dent on the lost son Japanese fllm "Rashomon," thlS drama Mahar~s, a photographer, tags along ~sland to every woman on the ~sland (ReI 1952) exchanges the sett~ng of medleval w~th hlm and they manage to l~ven not ~nvolved ~n one of the Protestant Amer~can th~ngs up a blt ~n L~ttle Amer~ca They Japan for the Southwest J.n C~rcles the Fellowshlp extends a I KNOCK ON WOOD ATC the 1870s In a ramshackle ra~lway trlck the command~ng off~cer lnto lm- hand of welcome and warm ~nv~tat~on to Comedy 110 M~n Color stat~on on a stormy nlght, a group of port~ng a bevy of young beaut~es A belong Danny Kay, Ma~ Zetterl~ng men talk over a recent rough Jllst~ce couple of marrlages and the defectlon The August meet~ngs w~ll be held A famed internat~onal enterta~ner murder tr~al where three confl~ctJ.ng of a guest Russ~an SClentlst g~ve them I soon Choose wh~ch clrcle you would and ventriloquist playing a ParlS nlght accounts had been offered ~n explana- all the storles they need l~ke to V~Slt, and g~ve ~ts hostess a I cluD, ~s alarmed to d~scover h~s dum- tJ.on of a fatal kn~flng by a band~t (ReI 1965) call We're sure you'll be glad you my talking back to h~m He fl~es to The story lS told In flashbacks In dld ZurJ.ch for a conference w~th a re- a cast of competent stars, Paul Ne~nan FLORENCE SASSER CIRCLE - They w~ll meet nowned psychoanalyst Unknown to the stands out, as he transforms the "MICRONESIA" to show at the August 26th at 7 30 pm at the home of ventrJ.loquist, a gang of ~nternat~onal bandlt from hlS own lmage of h~mself Rlchardson next Sunday n~ght Ronna Mags~g, 464-A Al~ce Wr~ght w~ll sp~es have h~dden plans for an atom~c into t,e character attr~buted to him Copra mak~ng in the Marshalls, the show p~ctures of her tr~p to Truk Call I weapon lns~de the dummy The remalnder by each of the other w~tnesses The story of the Yapese stone money, Nan Sh~rley Johnson,the C~rcle's cha~rman ~s absolute pandemon~um as two spy f~lm wlth ltS ever-lntrlguJ.ng concept Madol, the art~stry of the Palauans, at 82648 I rJ.ngs attempt to gaJ.n control of the of the shlft~ng faces of truth, has the scen~c Sa~pan, the work- the beauty of MARY RUTa aANLIN CIRCLE - Su"n «" Hado's They'll Do It Every TIme ® EI-JOOI, TI-IE 5TOR.EKEEPER. INTI-IE RESOru ~~i6~ TOWN, 51NG5 TI4E BLUES ABOUT THE 5UMMER SEASON NOT BEIIoJG 1.01-16 EIoJOUGI-I SUSPENDED MAJOR - Ma] Donald TId" ell (above) commander of the securIty ,--:) ~, '--->'_----=' ferce at HamIlton AIr Force j (I". II B%e CalIf was "uspended by the base commander for "r'M VOLUNTEERIN'FDR WHAT2<=' dllo\\ mg three men wIth psy HEY- HoW COME YOU'RE PUrTIN' chI'ltnc problems to stand guard over nuclear tIpped THAT SATCHEL CHARGE AROUND mlssllc~ stored there The In 1...-"';"';'';'':'''--,WAI 22" ,tdbllity came to lIght at a hearIng for one of the guard" LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE \\'ho "as accused of gOIng bet set k "tth a loaded nfle .,ZT~~ll WHO ELSE DO 1(00 KNOW WHO KEEPS TOASTED MARSHMALLOWS IN THE FREEZER 7 lV'S Ol H)V'O) p II 'oQ)l)n) 6 S3SlJOH 9 o lJV'3d l-SSOJ'V' SlJ3MSNV' g o BEETLE I'VE TOLD YOU }-\ THOUSAND TIME:;," 'O/J !HE TF?AY, tJOT 0111 ME II ' TWO .AND TWO ARe: fouR I ONE MUST Al-WAY<:; ASIDE: BY TRAff! G "",IGN5 "George, remember all your talk about communmg with nature?" B. /~______~ WISHING C. --r-'---I I I WELL~~I _'" LLL Registered U S Patent Office -", ~ 4 6 5 2 3 2 4 6 S 5 8 -~ -- - .. 2 S T A A M A C C 0 Y L 0 H 5 7 2 6 4 5 3 7 2 4 8 0 3 J .. ldEl < JI>(' 1j06 au L_------' 0 0 A E A V S r... R T U E K 4 5 3 8 7 2 6 8 5 7 4 2 7 T D F G E M T 0 0 ). E T 2 8 7 5 8 7 4 2 3 0 6 7 4 N T H N 0 I R G A E H S S 8 2 5 4 2 6 3 5 7 8 4 5 8 T L W U E E V A Y H r.. T E 3 4 7 2 6 5 8 7 6 4 5 2 3 0 S E T 1\1 ~ T A A H H T R 4 5 2 8 6 3 7 4 5 8 6 4 :2 I E E 0 R S R r.. S P h. E R HERE IS a pledsant little game that \\ III gl\e \OU a message every day It IS 1 numerical puzzle deSigned to spell out \our fortune Count the letters In )our first n~me If the num her of lett£'Ts IS 6 or mOTe subtT'lct 4 If the number 15 less than 6 add 3 Thl.. result l~ \ our kc\ number Start '1.t thlO" upper left hand cornel of the I cctangle and check e\Cn one 01 youl 1( •.\ numb.,s left to light Then read the message the )t>ttels under the Lh('tked tlgUle~ gl\t' 'Oll .. PaRe p ______~H~O~UR~G=LA~S~S ______:sa::tu:r~d:a~y~,~A=u~g~u:8~t~2~3~,~19~6~9~ ____~ FOR SALE CLASSIFIED PARENTS -- If your child has an item )n display at Grace Sherwood Library Large pullman suitcase, excellent con - if IIOVIES TONIGHT dition, $10, red plaid zippered suit that was made during the Summer Pro c::. \\' case, $5, yellow perma-prest skirt, gram, will vou pick it up as soon as size 8, $5 Call 82777 after 5 pm possible fp anytime weekend ~ Ladies Duplicate Bridge meets every All professional Fender equipment 1963 Monday afternoon at 12 30 at the YY fender Coronado II hollow-body guitar Club No duplicate bridge experience Ivey Hall Trade Winds with dual p1ckups and float1ng tremelo necessary Call Kiala Reich at 82656 un1t Case 1ncluded 1969 Fender for further 1nformation or help 1n "BUSTER KEATON STORY" "HIRED KILLER" Comedy Blaak & Wh~te Drama CoZor solid-body twelve stri'1g with double lO~a1nlR ,a OI Donald O'Conner, Peter Lorre Robert Webber, Jeanne pickups Custom bridge mount for I( eoartonerperat •. 6 30 & 8 30 ATC Valer~e straight str1ng pull Case 1ncluded 8 AT 1968 Fender bandmaster amplif1er w1th A Lok1-dart Meteorolog1cal rocket MATINEE--"THE SWORD AND THE STONE" 2-12" J B Lansing speakers Peak launch operat10n 1S scheduled for at 1 pm Runn~ng t~me 75 m~n power of 90 watts Covers included Monday, August 25 In connectlon w1th Call Jeff at 82450 th1s operat10n a hazard area w1ll Richardson Ocean View eX1st 1n the ocean area which 1S west of KwaJale1n Island and south of "CHARRO" "SMITH" Spr1nt bug go-cart, l1ght we1ght wheels Western Color-WS Western Color and hydra11c brakes powered by the hot Carlson Island between the aZ1muths Elv~s ~esley, Ina Bal~n Glen Ford, Ch~ef Dan 101 McCulloch engine This ready to of 225 degrees true and 275 degrees ? 45 ATC George go -- cart, cover, some parts w1ll go true and out from Kwajale1n for a POT LUCK -- Show t~e 9 35 ? 30 & 12 30 ATC for $300, Electrolux tank type vacuum d1stance of 30 nautical m1les as cleaner, all accessor1es and f1lter shown in the d1agram below bags Call 82705 D0uble bed spread, $5, hi-chair, $5, Yokwe Yuk Meck Island bottle ster1l1zer, $3 50, wood, tin & "THE TOUCHABLES" "THE REWARD" f1berglass patio cover, with curta1ns, Farae Co toY' Western Color chairs, B B 0 Call 82210 Judy Huxtable, Esther Anderson Max Von Sydow, Yvette 7 & 9 A fthm~eux AT Either of two beach houses at Ocean 8 (TOMORROW NIGHT) Orive Beach, S.C Good investment pro ! / perty Interested parties call 82416 after 5 pm for details Carrier air conditioner, 13,500 BTU, 26 ~onths old, new compressor July 1969, as one year guarantee, excellent con ition, $125, Sears air conditioner, Sunday 16,500 BTU, 3 1/2 years old, $35 Call ~82357 or see at 449-B Movi es Vivitar zoom lens for Pentax camera, All personnel and craft must stay $75, Martin 0-18 guitar with plywood out of the above hazard area between case, $320 Call 81181 the hours of 1245 and 1530 Monday, RICHARDSON------SMITH------7 45 August 25th OCEAN VIEW------THE TOUCHABLES------7 30 & 12 30 Sears chord organ and stand with sheet YOKWE YUK~------WHERE EAGLES DARE------7 & 9 45 music, $35, pr~ bone colored calf shoes POWER OUTAGE ELECTRICAL FEEDER #7 IVEY HALL------CHARRO------6 30 & 8 30 with med heels, size 8A - new, $16 95, There will be a power outage on MATINEE------THE SWORD AND THE STONE------l two bone colored handbags, one of calf electr1cal feeder #7 from 6 pm Satur RUNNING TIME 75 MIN the other straw, new, never used day, August 23 to 6 am Sunday, August TRADEWINDS------COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK------8 Call 82295 24 This outage will be to allow the MECK ISLAND------HIRED KILLER (Monday nlght)------8 COE Contractor to t1e 1n h1gh volt Dyna kits -- stereo 70, stereo FM age electrical serV1ce to the new tuner, stereo preamplifier (excellent TACAN facility The follow1ng buildr POT LUCK SHOW AT RICHARDSON condition) will be sold as unit, $140 1ngs w1ll be affected Beginn1ng August 25, the Art GU1ld "OTLEY" the tale of a fast w1ll hold an Open Workshop every Call 84507 Bldg 1010 Safeguard System Con- talking, qU1ck-buck fa1lure who Monday night for GU1ld members who tractor Bldg (JTO) blunders 1nto trouble -- and emerges Minolta Himatic camera w/55mm lens, Bldg 1658 TACAN w1sh to use the fac1lit1es for copper a sort of hero Br1tish f1lm star skylight filter, collapsible sunshade, ename11ng and all pa1nt1ng between Bldg 944 Filter Plant r1ng Tom Courtenay and Romy Schneider the hours of 7 - 9 pm We repeat - flash attachment, cable release -- one Bldg 995 L1nden Flight Hanger Class1fled as AT Show t1me 9 35 pm we need ~ members month old -- from Macy's, $65, Nikonos Nike-X Flying Club I u/water camera w/flash attachment, Bldg 975 Air craft line supply, orange filter, ulwater viewfinder, sun Servend Warehouse On Sunday, August 24th, the Cub IVEY HALL MATINEE shade, case, 1 1/2 years old, $90 Bldg 976 MZC Scout Pack will present the1r annual The Mat1nee at the Ivey Hall w1ll Call 82141 before 4 30 ask for Roger T1759 Reproduction Eng1neer1ng F1les Olympic Tournament It w1ll be held be Walt D1sney's an1mated cartoon Bldg 904 & T735 Fire Stat10n from 2 30 - 5 pm at Brandon F1eld All "THE SWORD AND THE STONE" 1nstead of WANTED Bldg 1057 Fuel Farm Cubs and prospect1ve Cubs are 1nv1ted the Ischeduled "MOONSPINNERS" Man's or lady's bicycle, 26" Call Bldg 900 A1r craft shops to particlpate Runn1ng t1me -- 75 M1n 77411 days -- 84132 after 6 pm NIKE FLYING CLUB Country Western Band re-organizing, PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE General membersh~p meet1ng w1ll bp Range Operation have a need for pro or semi-pro music- held in the Commun1ty Center at 7 30 A Range Operat10n 1S scheduled for 1ans, with or without equipment Con DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS pm, Monday, August 25, FAA's 1969 Tuesday, August 26th tact Roy Hodges or Marv Kelsey, 84139 safety award w1nnlng f1lm 1n the Na "Take Cover" requ1rements for this days LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-67-000l The HourGlass 1S published da1ly, tional Safety Counc1l compet1tlon operation wlll apply ONLY to Meck Is- titled "Plane Sense," cover1ng the land ---- Junk transistor radio for parts Will Mond~ through Saturday Material for publ1cat10n on the fundamentals of own1ng and operat1ng In connect10n w1th th1s operat10n pickup Call 84649 after 5 pm or an airplane w1ll be shown Two new hazard areas wlll eXlst 1n the ocean 84664 AROUND 'l.'OWN page must be subm tted in wr1ting to the HourGlass 72 hours FAA f1lms w1ll also be shown "How with1n a 200 naut1cal m1le radlUS of pr10r to des1red pub11cat10n date A1rplanes Fly," -- 18 m1n and "Fly- KwaJale1n and 1n the KwaJale1n Atoll 1ng Clubs," -- 28 m1n (color) de HELP WANTED Matenal for the AD and SPORTS pages on the 1slands and 1n the lagoon be scr1bes operat10n of four successful Kentron Hawaii, Ltd has an opening for must be subm tted 1n wn bng t" the tween a l1ne J01n1ng and 1nclud1ng flYlng clubs Boger1 and Yabbenohr Island and a an executive secretary Shorthand is a~ HourGlass Off1ce 24 hours before de absolute requirement D1easant working s1red pub11cat10n dates I1ne ]01nlng and 1nclud1ng B1ge] and conditions, forty hour week Monday thru Telephone notices and ads W1ll not Gea Isla~ds All personnel other be accepted All copy and photographs The SCUBA Club than those ass1gned to duty or liv- Friday Applicants should contact d1ve for Sunday, Kentron Administration at Range Opera become the property of the HourGlass 1ng on Meck Island and all craft must Repub11cat1on of material cont81ned August 24, will be rema1n out of the above hazard areas tions Building 1009, or call 83596 or a late d1ve to 83446 here1n 1S not authorized W1thout the between the hours of 1100 and 2100 approval of the Command1ng Off1cer, Carlos and the August 26th Prince Eugen Divemasters w1ll be LOST KwaJale1n Miss1le Range If you have not rece1ved your copy D McKiernan and W Cameron Guests Will the person who found the prescrip Island resldents who pa1d for the of the HourGlass by 6 15 pm please are welcome but must dlve with a club tion black rimmed sunglasses Tues Aug member Floatat10n vests mandatory school yearbook "1969 Ekatak" should 19, by the warehouse across the street call 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm and a copy W1ll be de11vered to you for all swimmers arrange to p1ck up the1r reserved from Echo Pier please return them to :opy at KwaJale1n Jr -Sr H1gh School, Tr 510 or call 81593/82608 Reward dur1ng regular school hours Any EDITOR Larry (:ors1 books rema1n1ng after August 29 w1ll SERVICES be sold For 1nformat10n, call 82015 CHILD CARE - Continuous attention given STAFF G1nger Storme Marc1a Chr1vla OFFICIAL BULLETIN by a responsible adult F(~ced yard DATE Dl'T' OFFIe. 1;;, 'PHONE There w1ll be a Red Fez D1nner on and patio for supervised play Lunch Rudy BaldW1n Lu Clark August 28 No host bar, from 7-8 pm provided Daytime hours Please call 2$Aug69 CW4 Keeling 82896 Island formal All EAs, FCs & MMs are 82539 Lucy Bloedel FEATURE 24Aug69 MAJ Walker 82867 cord1ally 1nv1ted For t1ckets, call Denver Bland at 82120 or 82119 or WRITER Bob Ph1.ll1ps 25Aug69 CW4 Kee11ng 82896 Will care for your child full-time while 26Aug69 MAJ Johnson 82208 Ivan Edmunds at 82119, 82120 or Buck Weaver at 82511 you are away from Kwajalein Separate CIRCULATION 27Aug69 MAJ Weinberg 82178 bedroom Fenced yard and patio Close MANAGER James McCowen 28Aug69 CPT Fisher 84533 supervision assured Call 82539 Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday Anyone interested 1n attend1ng a through Friday, phone 81419 for Duty Private P1lot Ground School to be ANNOUNCEMENTS Officer starting in approx 3 weeks, contact Duty Officer is Kwajalein Missile Dave Carlson at 82352 EMON LODGE #179 F&AM w1ll hold a Range Commanding Officer's representa- special meeting on August 26th at 7 pm GLOBAL ASSOCIATES during other than normal duty All Kaster Masons are cordially invited Ii ~!::s Buy Bonds ~------;------~------