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VOL 10, No 9029 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS GI's say forced to draft phony award papers WASHINGTON (UPI1--S~x enlisted men have charged that they were ordered to draft "from th~n air" ~maginary acts of combat heroism so an Army general in V~etnam could rece~ve two of the nat~on's highest mil~tary honors In a letter to Chairman Mendel Rivers, D-S C , of the House Armed Servlces Com mlttee, and made publ~c today, Spec 4 Roy R. Trent Jr , sa~d his unit was ordered to draw up the necessary papers Oct 4 for the SlIver Star and Dlst~nguished Flyin Cross for Brlg Gen E P Forrester Sort of financial doomsday Trent's letter was slgned by f~ve en listed men from the 1st Cavalry D~vi arriv s in Ireland after sion's awards and decoratl0ns offlce He was wr~tlng R~vers, Trent said, to banks closed 6 months report a "grave infractl0n of ml1~tary DUBLIN (UPI)--A sort of financial dooms pol~cy and an abominable lnsult to the day arrlved today for Irlsh wage earner ~ntegrlty and inte111gence of all lower and businessman alike. The banks reopened grade enlisted personnel " after a Slx-month shutdown durlng whlch According to Trent, the mvards offlce people wrote $8 4 blillon 1n checks wlth was ordered to "create reconunendatl0ns" out knowlng lf these were ln the red or for the medals for Forrester "for act- black 10ns ln WhlCh he never partlcipated" Bank offlclals and clerks worked over durlng the Cambodlan operatl0n earlier tlme behind closed doors ln the Irish Re thlS year. publlC'S 900 banks tackllng the plIes of Accorcjlng to the New York Tlmes, WhlChCOURTROOM SHOOTOUT SUSPECT FOUND-Sought on checks accumulated since the doors were was glven a copy of the Trent letter, murder and kidnaping chdrge~, handcuffed Angela Da closed Apnl 30 Forrester recelved the SlIver Star Meda1vls IS led (rIght) from FBI hecldqudrters In New York, The 6,800 members of the Bank Offlclals last Thursday but that plans for pre- where she was ane5ted With Rudolph Pomdextel Jr sentlng the F1Ylng Cross were dropped (left) In a motel A black revolutIOnary, she was wanted Associat10n, a labor unl0n, voted Monday m connectIOn With the Callfornw ('ourtroom shootout to accept a new wage offer by the banks The newspaper quoted an Army offlcer that killed four In< ludlllg Judge H J Haley and go back to work ~n Vletnam as saylng the general had not Bank dlrectors warned the1r customers lt seen the cltat10n and dld not know the would be weeks and maybe even months be Clrcumstances of lts preparatlon Timothy Leary granted fore thelr accounts made any sense At the tlme, For1ester was asslstant • The banks said they had $8 4 blll10n 1st Cavalry conunander The Tlmes sald political asylum in Alg ria worth of checks awaitlng handling by Col George Newman, the unit's CbiH"lU~.""'~~"I'i'~ staffs worklng overtlme staff, sald he had ordered the recommen- hlgh prlest of Arnerlcan LSD cu u e datlon of the draft ln a hurry so lt escaped from a Callfornla prison Sept 2, Huge polic dragnet searches could be presented to Forrester before has been granted polltlcal asylum by the he left the dlvls10n for a new asslgn- Algerian government for killers of 5 in CalifornIa ment Frlends ot the former Harvard professor SANTA CRUZ, CALIF (UPI)--Pollce dis- On the nlght of Oct 4, Trent wrote, sald Ledry would work wlth Eldrldge Clea closed today they were searchlng for two "we were requlred to prepare a descrip- ver ln the U S Black Panther eXlle head- or three long-haired young people, one a tive narratlve of hlS supposed actlon quarters ln Alglers woman, as suspects ln the mass klillng of of valor, a cltatlon tor these lmaglna- In London, the Youth Internatlonal Par- Dr Vlctor M Ohta and four other persons ry actlons, and to have thlS fraudulent ty (Ylpples) sald Leary and Cleaver Santa Cruz County Sheriff Douglas James document ln such form as to be accept- would hold a news conference tomorrow In sald the suspects, whom he descrlbed as able, and approved by the Awards and Alglers "long-halred people ln their early 20s," Decoratl0ns Board Leary, 50, had been sought by U S po- were seen north of Santa Cruz yesterday Trent sald hlS unlt was glven a dead- llce Slnce he fled the Callfornla state near a statlon wagon taken from Ohta's llne of 8 o'clock on the next mornlng to prlson system's mlnlmum securlty Chlno hliitop manSl0n complete the work "and lt was expected lnstltutlon where he was servlng one-to James also dlsclosed that the 47-year that we meet thls deadlne lf lt took the 10 years for marlJuana possesslon old eye doctor was shot three tlmes--not entire nlght to do so " Leary's wlfe, who had flnlshed a SlX tWlce as believed earller--wlth a 38-call months'sentence for posseSSlon of marl ber plstol It al&o was learned the slay U.S. to advise doctors to curb Juana at the tlme of hlS escape, arrlved ers killed the famlly cat wlth a shot ln use of tolbutamide for diabetics ln Alpers Wl th hlm Both have been the back of the head granted dsylum In A1ger1a Frlends of The statlon wagon was belleved used to WASHINGTON (UPI)--The government an- the couple sald Leary was worklng w1th escape from the blazlng home Monday night nounced today lt wlll advlse doctors to Cleaver, 35, former lnformatlon m1nlster after Ohta, hlS w1fe Vlrglnla, 41, thelr drastlcally curb use of tolbutamlde, the of the Black Panther party Cleaver set two sons and a secretary were bound, mo~t wlde1y prescrlbed drug for dlabe- up eXlle headquarters 1n Alglers more bllndfolded and shot to death, and left ln tlCS, because of lndlcations lt has llt than a year ago He fled the Unlted the sWlmmlng pool as their house was set tIe effect and may be connected wlth an States after a shootout w1th pollce ln aflre lncrease 1n heart dlsease Oa~ldnd, Callf , where Cleaver was wound James said the suspects were seen at a The drug lS sold under the trade name ed and Panther Bobby Hutton was kl1led campsite ln the Bonny Doon area, 15 miles Orinase. The manufacturer, the UpJohn Leary ]olned a growlng group of forelgn from the scene of the kililngs, and near Co, of Kalamazoo, M1Ch , estimates it polltlcal fugltlves and eXlles ln Alglers the green and brown Oldsmoblle station wa- lS used by 800,000 dlabetlcs In the Brazillan ant1government ml11tants also gon taken from the Ohta manSlon Unlted States Ilve here They were exchanged for free The station wagon was later driven lnto The Food and Drug Admlnlstratl0n sald dom ot a kldnaped German diplomat a rallroad tunnel, set aflre and abandoned lts forthcoming bulletln to doctors was Leary also was convlcted Jan 20, 1968, It remalned hldden there untll a Southern based on a $7 ml1l10n scientiflc study ln Texas of smuggllng marlJuana lnto the Paclflc frelght traln came through the WhlCh concluded that to1butamlde coup- Unlted States from MeX1CO and sentenced tunnel last n~ght and smashed lnto lt led wlth a d1abetlc dlet lS no more ef- to 10 years after U.S. Customs Agents Authorities and volunteers, uSlng dogs fective than the dlet alone sald they found marlJuana ln a snuffbox and horses, searched the rugged, remote The same study concluded that patients carried by Leary's daughter countryslde around the tunnel Redwood taklng tolbutam1de had a greater lnCl- A court in Santa Ana, Callf , passed a forests wlth trees up to 100 feet hlgh co- dence of fatal heart disease than those sentence there to run consecutively with ver most of the area. on a diet alone, or a dlet coupled wlth the Texas sentence, WhlCh was to follow Ohta's two daughters were away at school lnsulln The study's results were flrst Ca1ifornla term because Leary's lawyers at the tlme of the slaYlngs disclosed last sprlng had appealed the Texas conv1ction HOURGLASS Wednesday, October 21, 1970 Sa;I racing assn. party Crossroads bingo The Kwaja1ein Sail Racing Associ Bingo at the Crossroads resumes atl0n wl11 sponso~ a party on Sat tonight with a $1,500 Jackpot for urday, Nov 7, at the M-Z Club a blackout blngo in 54 numbers dr Dinner, an open bar, and music less Plan to attend blngo at the by a new musical group, The Bro Crossroads tonlght at 8 00 p m thers A1l,will be provided M t Don Johnson Trophles for the Cal-20 summer serles and for the Labor Day race Pre-school storyh ur wl11 be presented Tickets are $5 00 per person. Bicycles to be claimed The following bicycles with decal numbers have been recovered or found abandoned. Owners please claim bicycles at the Central Po lice Station no later than 1200 hours, Oct.24 All bicycles not claimed by this date wll1 be sold at 1700 hours, Oct 24 at the Cen tral Police Station parking lot in accordance with KMR regulations. 0184-R l649-R 2484-R 3206-B 0260-R 1658-R 2503-R 3207-B 03l2-R 1672-R 2525-R 3240-R 0324-R l730-R 2568-R 3259-R 0348-B 1740-R 2602-R 3275-R The Yokwe Yuk Women's Club holds 0417-R l83l-R 263~-R 3299-R a pre-school storyhour four days 062l-R l892-B 2646-R 333l-R each week ln the KwaJaleln Llbrary 0678-R 1964-R 2775-R 3383-R from 9 10 untl1 10 00 a.m Slxteen 0937-R 2l34-R 2808-R 3432-B women of the club share the respon 1037-R 2l36-R 2868-R 3506-B slbl11ty of dally readlngs Don Johnson was born and reared ln St Paul, l144-R 2l41-R 2882-R 3526-R On Mondays and Wednesdays the Mlnnesota He attended St Paul publlC schools l194-R 2l67-B 2914-R 353l-R storyhour lS for chlldren two and and obtalned a B A ln mathematlcs at the Unlver l256-R 2240-R 2950-R 3762-R three years of age, and on Tuesdays Slty of Mlnnesota ln 1961 and ln 1965 recelved a 1319-B 2303-R 2967-R 3866-B and Thursdays the storyhour lS held B S ln elementary educatlon In 1969 he recelV l430-R 2345-B 3027-R 3904-R for chl1dren four years of age and ed hlS M A ln educatlonal admlnlstratlon 1508-R 2399-R 3095-R 39l0-R those who wl1l attend klndergarten H1S teachlng experlence was obtained at the l561-R 2449-R 3130-R 3918-R next year flfth and slxth grade levels ln Rlchfleld, Mlnne 2479-R 3l83-R 3l85-R 3927-B sota Last year was spent as an adminlstratlve 3951-B 4758-R 4045-R 4779-B Halloween priz 5 lntern wlth the Mlnneapolls publlC schools 4082-R 4905-R 4084-R 5046-R Translstor radlOS wlll be awarded Prl0r to hlS career in educatl0n, he was em 4l29-R 5099-R 4169-R 5l57-R as prlzes at thlS year's Halloween ployed by the St Paul Department of Recreatlon 4l95-B 5493-R 4244-B 5739-R Costume Contest set for Oct 31 at as a recreatl0n center dlrector 4318-R 5923-R 4388-B 6l26-R 6 30 p m at the Rlchardson Theater Mr Johnson lS here wlth hlS wlfe Kathleen who 4397-R 6296-R 4456-R 4469-R There wlll be three categorles teaches physlcal educatl0n at the Junior-senior 4496-R -4563-R 4638-R 4679-R funniest, scarlest and most orlgl hlgh school 4705-R ------nal One radlo wlll be awarded to Don says hlS favorlte pastlme lS golf each group wlnner, regardless of Telephone courtesy the number of persons comprislng YYWC benefit luncheon When dlallng or uSlng party llne the wlnnlng entry Trlck or treat' The trick was for all the la serVlce, please use extra courtesy dles of the ¥YWC to play blngo ln order to glve and cooperate wlth your fellow sub Island bus schedul Torn Jones a treat With speclal guest Bob Olds, scrlber The followlng lS a par The schedules of the island con as master caller and the ladles' cooperatlon, the tlal extract from the Hawall tele- veyance system are published perl YYWC was able to ralse a contrlbutl0n of $204 35 phone dlrec tory odically for the information of all Whlle the members and guests enjoyed thelr 1 Make certaln that all lnstru ls1and residents Please retain lunch, a brlef buslness meetlng was followed by ments are not off the hook the schedule for further reference a parade of smart creatlons from Dlanne Llebe's 2 Make certaln you have the cor Bargaln Bazaar Yvonne Erb's exceptional commen rect number BUS NO 4--TRAILER-HOUSING/SAFEGUARD tary revealed the lndlspensable treat of fashlons 3 Llft the recelver, make cer MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY (Read Down) from beach wear to costume creatlons for the Day taln that the llne lS not ln BC Buildlng 1130 1630 of the Great Pumpkln use If you hear dlaling DR Gate 1132 1632 The party atmosphere was complemented by the CllCks, the rlnglng slgnal, or SSC Building 1133 1633 festlve Chrlstrnas handlcrafts on dlsplay The VOlces you know the line lS ln Laundry 1135 1635 very artlstic and capable Pat Welnburg was on use 6th & Lagoon 1136 1636 hand to answer questl0ns about thelr maklngs 4 If you are lalklng and another 6th & Heliotrope 0710 1137 1214 1637 The ladies could bob for apples, blte on hang party comes ln on the llne, Quarters 467 0710 1137 121Z+ 1637 lng donuts, or enjoy the seasonal Halloween d~ let hlm know, ln a courteous Quarters 471 0711 1138 1215 1638 cor provlded by Gerry Corey, Corky Balser, Pat manner, that the 11ne lS ln Quarters 475 0711 1138 1215 1638 Bursey, Betty Brown and Marle Ross use Quarters 749 0712 1138 1216 1638 5 Emergency use of telephones Trailer 701 0712 1139 1216 1639 ~A~l~l~p~e~r-sLon-n-e~l~s~h-o-u~l~d~l-m-m-e~d~l-ate-Trai1er 713 0713 1139 1217 1639 ly rellnqulsh the party llne Trailer 722 0713 1139 1217 1639 when lnforrned that an emergen- Trailer 726 0714 1140 1218 1640 cy eXlsts Trailer 745 0714 1140 1218 1640 Note Good serVlce on a party 11ne Trailer 747 0715 1141 1219 1641 depends on the cooperatl0n of all Trailer 758 0715 1141 1219 1641 subscrlbers on that llne Party Trailer 777 0716 1142 1220 1642 11ne users are asked to be conSlde- Quarters 105 0116 1142 1220 1642 rate ln uSlng thelr phones, so as Quarters 219 0717 1143 1221 1643 not to lnterfere wlth the serVlce Quarters 464 0717 1143 1221 1643 of others The prlmary purpose of Lagoon & 4th 0718 1143 1222 1643 the telephone servlce 18 for pur Quarters 424 0718 1144 1222 1644 poses of conductingofflclal bUS1- Quarters 434 0719 1144 1223 1644 ness (ref para 1, page 7 KMR Lagoon & 6th 0719 1223 telephone dlrectory) Contlnual Reef BQ 0720 1224 harassment and party 11ne serVlce Macy's 1225 abuse cannot be tolerated Terminal 0722 SSC Building 0725 1228 DR Gate 0726 1229 THE WINNING COMBINATION--Fnends, fun and food H Ip K p Kwai CI an BC Building 0728 1230 I Wednesday t October ,. ------t 1970 HOURGLASS US. farlier-scleilisl WIIS Nobel Peace Prize OSLO,(UPI)--Dr. Norman Ernest Borlaug, an Iowa-born farmer-scientist who likes to get his hands dirty working in the fields, was awarded the 1970 Nobel Peace Pr~ze today for developing new types of wheat that could help end the world's food crisis The $78,400 prize was awarded to Borlaug, 56, speclflcally for hlS work in developing new wheat strains wh~ch gave b~gger Ylelds than older types The success of hlS work also contrlbuted RANGE OPERATION lndlrect1y to development of new "mir acle r~se" ln the Orlent. A range operation is scheduled for Borlaug dld much of his research un tomorrow, October 22. der the auspleces of the Rockfeller In connection with this operatl0n Foundation and now the Internat~onal hazard areas will exist in the ocean Malze and Wheat Improvement Center ln within a 200 nautical mile radlus of Mexico, where he l~ves with hlS wife Kwajalein and in the Kwaja1ein Atoll and two chlldren. on the islands and ln the lagoon be The Norweglan Nobel Commlttee said tween a line joining but not lnc1ud hlS work has resulted in larger har ing Gagan and Gegihu Islands and a vests ln a number of developlng na llne joining but not ~nc1udlng Ome tl0ns, lncludlng Mexlco, Pak~stan and lak and Legan Islands. Unless spec Indla ifically authorized, all personnel Frlends called Borlaug "a very regu assigned to duty or llving on any of lar guy" who l~kes to work ln the the islands withln the above Kwaja flelds wlth hlS hands He was born lein Atoll hazard area must either ln Cresco, Iowa, of Norweglan parents lit a k e cover " i n an approved shelter and was educated at the Unlverslty of when directed or rema~n out of thlS Mlnnesota where he took hlS doctor's hazard area between the hours of degree ln plant pathology 0800 to 1800 tomorrow, October 22 "He lS a frlendly, modest man", a Unless speclfically authorized, no spokesman sald at the Rockfeller Foun craft will enter or be in the above datl0n 1.n New York "He had a conta Kwaja1ein Atoll hazard area between g10US enthuslasm for hlS work, he lS the hours stated above VOTE-GETTERS-Combmmg daIly exerCIse WIth a bIt of an extrem~ly hard worker and he lS campalgmng, Mrs Ethel TapaI' and her 5-month-old dedlcated to actually worklng ln the son, AleXIS, nde dround Stulmg, N J , on th~lr bIcycle Kwa; t r vert to standard time fieldj bmlt for one Gross IS a GOP Senate candIdate KwaJalein Miss~le Range will revert to standard time effectlve Sunday, 25 Todoy's qUirk October 1970 Clocks will be set back ,","~1 COMMANDER' 5 HOUR MILWAUKEE, WIS (UPI)--A seven-year one hour at 0200 hours on that date old-g1.r1 has d1.scovered that Je11y ~ 2100 HOURS ThlS actl0n lS taken to cOlnclde wlth flSh eX1st in W1.SCOnsln. ''/ TONIGHT the time changes ln the Contlnental j~ Gerald Ludwlg, an eco10g1st at the Un~ted States and to prov~de better An 1.nterv~ew wlth Toastmlstress Ml1waukee Museum, ldentified the flexlbillty ~n work force appllcatl0n Club Pres~dent Eleanor Bartholomew creatures as Craspedacusta SowerbYl In order to ut1.11Ze community ser and members Donna Brown and Jody The name however, 1.S longer than the Vlce facll1ties during all available Ragan, an and ~nterview w~th Tom Jones Je11yf1.sh, whlch grow to about a dayllght hours, certaln community ser half-1.nch Vlce hours of operat~on wll1 change on I11eg1.nn1. 1.S a 'construction area K1.m Kublak, of Ml1waukee, f~rst 25 October 1970 Facliltles are listed and lS not a place for slght noticed the Je11yf1.sh in a bucket below w~th the hours of operat1.on WhlCh seers All offlc1.a1 vis~tors are of water she dipped from a pond wl1l be observed beglnnlng 25 October to check 1.n at the Corps of Engi near Baraboo wh1.1e on a camping 1970 neers or the ~fZC office Head tr1.p wl.th her faml1y Remember to make time changes ~n protectlon 1.S a requlrement It had been thought W1SCOnS1.n your telephone directory had no native je11yflsh Schedule of Special Services' facilities MONDA~ TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY surmAY 0930-2400 0930-2330 BOWLING ALLEY 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-1830 DEPENDENTS' POOL 0930-1900 0930-1830 0930-1900 CLOSED 0930-1900 0930-1830 CLOSED TEEN CENTER 1530-1800 1530-1800 1530-1800 1530-1800 1900-2330 1530.-2330 CLOSED TEEN CENTER PHOTO LAB 1900-2100 1900-2100 1900-2100 1900-2100 CLOSED 2000-2300 CLOSED "SWIM BUDDY SYSTEM" BACHELORS' POOL FACILITY OPEN FROM DAYLIGHT TO 2300 0800-1900 0800 -1900 08001"-1900 0800-1900 MARINA 0800-1900 0800-1900 0800-1900 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 HOBBY-CERAMIC SHOP CLOSED 1230-1730 1830-2130 1836-2130 1830-2130 1830-2130 1830- 2130 1830-2130 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0830-1730 0830-1730 0830-1730 0830-1730 GEAR LOCKER 0830-1730 0830-1730 0830-1730 1730-2300 1730-2300 1200-2300 1200-2300 PHOTO LAB 1730-2300 1730-2300 1730-2300 1630-1930 1630-1930 0730-1930 0730-1930 GOLF COURSE 1630-1930 1630-1930 1630-1930 1530-1830 1530-1830 0930-1830 0930-18'30 EMON BEACH 1530-1830 1530-1830 1530-1830 0600-2400 0600-2400 0900-2400 RADIO STATION AM 0600-2400 0600-2400 0600-2400 0600-2400 1400-0200 1400-0200 1400-0200 FM 1400-0200 1400-0200 1400-0200 1400-0200 ------0900-1100 PISTOL RANGE ------1700-1800 ------1300-1500 TRAP RANGE ------1700-1800 ------ONE SHOW PER NIGHT RICHARDSON (2 SHOWINGS SAT NIGHT ONLY), FIREHOUSE, HOSPITAL, TRADEWINDS THEATRES (ROI), GUGEEGUE, ENNYLABEGAN, MECK TWO SHOWINGS PER NIGHT OCEAN VIEW, YOKWE YUK--SHOW TIMES PUBLISHED TWO SHOWINGS PER NIGHT PLUS SATURDAY MATINEE IVEY HALL--DAILY IN THE HOURGLASS Please call Special Services 0730-1630 Mon.-Sat at 83331 if you have any questions. FOR YOUR OWN USE· PLEASE CLIP AND SAVE Wednesday, October 21, 1970 HOURGLASS Page • Wall S" ••, board trustee charged In painting t1l,ft 1 Art NEW YORK - Stock market prices man- NEW YORK (UPI) - A prominent businessman who lS vice presldent of the Denver aged a small, irregular gain yesterday Art Museum's board of trustees has been arrested here on charges of trying to in moderate trading. Advancing issues, sell $50,000 worth of palntings stolen from a frlend's art collectl0n held a slight lead over declines The FBI sald Wililam Van Voast Warren Jr , 38, a 1951 Harvard graduate, was Brokers said the market's rise, after released on hlS own recognizance yesterday after being arralgned before U S two previous sessions of downward Commlssl0ner Earl N B1Shop on charges of lnterstate transportation of stolen dr1ft, came when selling pressure dried property A convlctl0n carrles a maXlmum of 10 years ln Ja1l and a $10,000 up They said the performance indicates flne that the market has a solid level of Warren, ldentlfled by the FBI as TWA strike is over support below the 755 level of the head of the Warren Sales Co ln Denver, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 29-hour strlke Dow Jones industrial lndex a feed brokerage flrm, was arrested against Trans World Airlines ended to Glamour stocks led the technlcal Monday afternoon at a Manhattan hotel day when the alrlire and the Transport rally and held substantial galns after he allegedly trled to sell a Workers UnIon reached agreement on a Electronlcs and oils showed selectlve Renolr 011, "Les Col1ett:es," and a new contract for 5,400 stewardesses strength while most other major groups Gauguln charcoal sketch, "Tahltlan and stewards traded ln fractl0ns and in both direct Lady," to an unldentlfv:!d art dealer The agreement In prinCIple was ions Authorltles, who clalmed Warren dis reached at 5 a m EDT after an all Sales totaled 10,635,710 shares, gUlsed hlmself with a halrplece and nIght negotiatIng session between tht' compared wlth 9,898,100 yesterday a moustache, sald the art dealer re two sldes with f<,,(leral medlators In all, 1,599 lssues were traded Of cognlzed the works and contacted A TWA spokesman sald lnternatlonal these, 660 advanced 635 decllned and 304 them The works were thought to have flIghts probably would be In £1>11 304 rema1ned unchanged. There were been among 22 art works valued at more operatIon by the end of the day The ten new hlghs for the year There were than $500,800 taken Oct 14 from the alrllne maIntaIned a portIon of Its four new lows. home of Montgomery Hawthorne Wajsworth lnternatlona1 serVIce durl~g the The New York Stock Exchange estimated Rltchle of Larkspur, Colo , a frlend strlke the average share of common stock 1n of Warren's Warren was not charged The 450 TWA domestlc fl1ghtb can creased 20 cents ln value yesterday wlth the thefts, however Agents sald celled durlng the strlke wlll resum~ Here are some closlng prIces of the Warrer had two other works by Plcasso shortly, but no deflnlte tlmetable ten most actlve lssues Heller Inter and Toulouse-Loutrec, on hlm here has been establlshed, the spokesman natl0nal 19 3/8 down 3/8, Federal Nat- FBI agents ln Denver sald most of sald 10nal Mortage 49 1/4 up 3/4, Telex the remalnlng ltems, lncluding works "We hope to see some dC.tlvlty Wlth Corporatlon 21 5/8 up 2 1/8, Natomas by Plcasuo and Toulouse-Loutrec, were In 24 hours," he sald 50 7/8 up 4 1/8, Royal Dutch 47 1/2 recovered ln Denver Monday nlght A spokesman for the NatIonal Medlat up 1/2, ElectronlC Memorles 10 3/4 FBI agents sald they had lnformatl0n lon Board saId detaIls of the settle- up 1, Plessey Llmlted 3 down 1/8, Uni Warren became lnvolved ln the sales ment would not be announced until Lt verslty Computlng 29 1/2 up 2 1/2, because he was ln need of cash was suhmltted to the unIon membershlD PolarOId 68 3/8 unchanged and Eastern Douglas County, Colo , Undersherlff for approval Alr Llnes 14 3/8 up 1/2 Charles Sloan saId the theft was re TWA's VIce presldeut for lndustrlal ported by a neIghbor of Rltchle's relatIons, DaVId J Vromble, would say Closing stock averag s who was looking after the house whlle only that the agreement "provldeb lm lts owner was vacatloning ln the East provements III wages, benefIts and work DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES lng condltlons for TWA cabIn personnel Judg r fuses comment on hiS The unlon had demanded wage Increas 30 Industrlals 759 65 Up 0.82 court order banning criticism es of up to 30 per cent and Improve 20 Transportat1on 151 05 Up o 09 ments ln worklng condltlons such as b1g 15 Utllitles 106.88 Up o 16 on Kent State ,ury probe ger expense payments and more llberal 65 Stocks 243 87 Up o 17 RAVENNA, OHIO (UPI) - Portage County maternity leave Judge Edwln Jones today refused to NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE dlSCUSS a court order he lssued pro hlbltlng Kent State Unlverslty Presi Industr1al 48 41 Up 0.06 dent Robert I Whlte and others from Transportatl0n 32 06 Off o 02 crltlclzlng a speclal state grand Utlilty 35 68 Off o 10 Jury WhlCh lnvestlgated the shootlng Flnance 58 04 Off o 02 deaths of four students All Stocks 45.60 NA 0.02 The specIal grand Jury conducted a month-long lnvestlgatlon of the In Bernadette Devlin released cldents at Kent State whlch ended in the klillng of four students by Ohl0 from prison after 4 months Natlona1 Guardsmen LONDONDERRY, NORTHERN IRELAND (UPI) Jones dropped a curtaln of sllence Bernadette Devlin, Brltain's youngest around the lnvestlgatl0n, whlch began member of Parliament, was released Sept 15, by orderlng all partlclpants, from prlson today after servlng four lncludlng InvestIgators and wltnesses, months of a sentence to inclte the not to dlSCUSS the case He modlfled 1969 rl0ts in Londonderry that order FrIday to allow Robert Offlc1als sald the 23-year-old C1Vll Alyeat, the speclal state lnvestigat rlghts campalgner had earned two months or, to hold one news conference to remlSSlon of sentence for good behav dlscuss the "non-secret" fIndlngs of ior the grand Jury M1SS Devlin left Armagh Prlson, about Last Monday, Jones again modIfIed 50 mlles southeast of Londonderry, ln the order to allow WhIte to speak- a pollce van shortly after 6 a m The but not crltlclze the flndlngs flrst indlcatl0n she had gone came when The Journal entry made by Jones a prlson officlal strolled up to a regardlng WhIte read group of newsmen and advised them they "The speclal grand Jury wltness were wasting their tlme Robert I WhIte, presldent of Kent "She's gone already" State Unlverslty, may hold one press The Brltlsh Broadcastlng Corp (BBC) conference and one student conference sald M1SS Devlin was gOlng to a at which tIme he may comment ln gen "secret hldeaway" where she would rest eral on the portlons of the report for several days She then planned to of the speclal grand jury pertalnlng hold a news conference to dlSCUSS her to the admlnlstratl0n of Kent State time behlnd bars, BBC said. Unlverslty both past and present, but M1SS Devlin was convicted last said WItness shall refraln from any December on four out of 13 counts of crltlcal comment regardIng the report lncltement to rIot. of the speclal grand jury and shall At her trial Miss Devlln was prais refraIn from any comment regardlng hlS ed by her defense attorneys as '~ testlmony or the testImony of any other 0 comblnatlon of Joan of Arc and Florence WItness before sald grand Jury or any Nlghtingalell ln her campaign to win other proceedIngs of speCIal grand Jury " equal clvi1 rIghts for Roman Catholics L:age 4 HOURGLASS Wednesday, October 21, 1970 s,.rts ,a',.' 3-man volleyball action Fast pitch Th~ National Basketball Association's Palm Terrace "A" over The Nuts THURSDAY-DALLY 5 30 p m. two unbeaten teams ran their winnin~ 15-3 15-0 Kentron vs Ebeye streaks to four games last night. The Roadrunners over Da Spoilers (Elrod, Conrad & Wooley) De~oit Pistons edged the Milwaukee Bucks 15-0 14-9 THURSDAY-BRANDON 5 30 p m. 115-114 and the Philadelphia 76ers beat Palm Terrace "B" over Rikakis Spartans II vs WECo the Buffalo Braves 98-89 Detroit's 15-3 15-3 (Medeiros, King & Runyon) victory came On four po~nts ~n the last FRIDAY-DALLY 5.30 p.m. five seconds Bob Quick scored a basket Fast pitch scores PDR vs Pick & Shovel and a free throw, and Jinnny Walker drop (Cosbodillo, Horton & Cavender) ped in a penalty shot Veteran Hal Greer Two home runs high11ghted Palm SATURDAY-DALLY 5 30 p m Terrace's victnry over Tia Ture. paced the Philadelphia victory. He came Olympia vs Coconut Grove The final score was 17-3 The off the bench in the second period and (Antonio, Bolilan & King) went on to score twenty pOlnts In other home run hitters were Alcana and NBA action. New York's Will~s Reed scor Lepet The winning pitcher was 3-man volleyball ed sixteen points in the final quarter George Luther. and led the Knicks td a vlctory over the At the same tlme on Brandon Field Thursday, Oct.22 Los Angeles Lakers 115-100 the San Fran Douglas came up with a 15-10 win 6:30 P.T. "An VB Roi Namur C1SCO Warriors handed the Baltimore Bul over the Sandbaggers The winnlng 7 00 Da Spoilers vs Spartans I lets thelr first loss, 125-105, with Jerry pltcher was Addington. Wallace, 7 30 Grant vs Palm Terrace uB" Lucas scoring 33 po~nts for the w~nners McInerney, and Addington all had the Portland Trall Blazers topped the two RBI's apeice Cleveland Cavaliers, 120-98 Rookie Geoff Petrie and center Leroy Ell~s each scored Kentron women's softball 21 points for Portland. and Stu Lantz' PASSING GRADE? By Alan Maver twelve-foot Jumper w~th ten seconds re All Kentron wives and Kentron 1lfc ExrIi'E""'lrl,E'~ ma~nlng gave the San D~ego Rockets a 115- female employees interested ln wt.t. PE r/lt!' ~~.4I~--4AtIf£t.y ~opp)" 114 victory over the Phoen~x Suns Lantz plaYlng on the Kentron Women t(J~K~ AIIP rtpppy SOCK5- scored a career hlgh 43 pOlnts ln the Softball team, report to the Llttle ~~ game. League field October 26, at 5 p.m __ .--J'->- ..... ~--- If you are lnterested and wlll In the Arnerlcan Basketball Assoc~at~on • Btlr rll,fR~ Mack Calvln's 38 pOlnts led the Florldlans be unable to attend call George Witt 8E to a vlctory over the Kentucky Colonels Klng at 82127 durlng the day /IrEIV' 120-115 Dan IsseI scored 43 pOlnts for Cl/tf,f6E7 Kentucky . and the New York Nets beat the Ladies get acquainted golf 14 Memph~s Pros 108-103 wlth Blll Melchlonnl's $£rwffEtf' 30 po~nts lead~ng the way The w~nners ln the Ladles Get RIi'~r In the only Natl0nal Hockey League game Acqua~nted Golf Tournament were 171~ last nlght The Vancouver Canucks, be BEGINNERS ADVANCED tW/rtJI?t11 Shlrley Burt Glona Kay AIIP hlnd the SOlld net-mlndlng of Cnarlle tf/tJ;t1PER- Hodge, defeated the Callfornla Golden Lou Nelson Donna Wynne Seals, 2-1 It was the flfth stra~ght Sadako Ching Lorralne Balley loss for the Seals Jean Ingerson Rose Hansen The New York Jets orthopedlc surgeon says lf Joe Namath were at any other pos~ The KwaJalein Women's Golf A~~OCla t~on but quarterback, he'd be able to play tion plans having havlng one now, even though hlS rlght wrlst lS ln a tournament a month for all lady cast However, Namath 15 a quarterback, golfers ThlS month 33 ladles and he uses that wrlst to throw passes partlcipated ln the nlne hole The wrlst wlll be ln a cast for s~x weeks tournament ,4;Y'.:? ";'''-' \ so there lS no telllng when he'll be back. '---P/7 7:Jt, P£1"£ If He suffered a broken bone ln the wrlst ~n MARAVICf(. WI/O A1.4I(E~ #15 -1tdC!/ Sunday's loss to Ba1tlmore Namath's KGA dues due 1!,f/?.4tPEP O,t:"FIC/At ?A'o PEStir mTiI quarterback Job lS expected to go to Al rilE An.AII~..4 /l4WK5 ClIY OCT 17, Woodall, 1n hlS second year wlth the club KGA dues are now due' All handlcap cards w1ll be Witt /lor 1/£ TI(ym'6 rtJ SCtJ!?E /ITIII!? RECClRP Namath, for all hlS problems wlth a~l~ng COtLEtS/.4'TE P,4CE" - ~4 2 PEl( 6A/1fE - BtlT knees, has never mlssed a regular season removed from clubhouse for former members on Frlday, Oct 23 Witt Pc PAy/,.fG A101?E .4TT6r'T/O# 7lJ #17 Et;d/?LLY game ln h1S SlX years as a Jet tfI'EC7.4Cilt.4/? $/ltt A'A',1't?L/!Y6 A;r',o /J4571/16. Washlngton Redsklns tlght end Jerry Pay at clubhouse or send Smlth lS hospltallzed wlth an lnfected left your money to KGA, attention knee, resultlng, Redskln offlclals say, secretary "SS"&b~~~~ -~~.~~~~~~~~ from a brulse he suffered on the artlfl ~-- c1al turf 1n St LOU1S three weeks ago San Dlego Chargers quarterback John Hadl has been named NFL offenslve player of the week by a press poll. He came off the bench last Sunday to lead the Chargers to thelr flrst victory of the season The lastest college football statlstics [rom the NCAA show the most successful pa~ ser so far lS John Read of Paclfic. He has averaged better than elghteen comple tlons a game 18 3 But, rlght on Read's heels are three others who are averaglng exactly elghteen completions per game- John Reaves of Florlda, Sonny Slxklller of Washlngton and Davldson's Mark Thompson Blll Cralgo of the Unlversity of Texas at El Paso leads ln total offense, havlng averaged better than 275 1/2 yards per game passing and rushlng The top man ln ground yardage lS Cornell's Ed Marinaro wlth 178 yards per game Southern M1SS1S SiPPl defenslve end Hugh Eggersman has been named college football llneman of the
week by a press poll. He was one of the < heroes of Southern M1SS1SS1PP1'S upset of Ole M1SS last Saturday As the World Series most-valuab1e-p1ayer, WOMEN'S SWIMMING CLASSES--Dawn Castell~ (top, center) conducts Or~oles third baseman Brooks Roblnson, a women's swt-m class at the dependents pool All ~sland reaped one of his rewards yesterday--a new women are ~nv~ted to call Dawn , phone-83553, to ft-nd out car, presented by a sports magazlne more about the women's sw~m program. f..-- __ ~ednesday, October 21, 1.970 clOURGlASS Page 7 ------=~=-======: ~------II-a-cl-o-~-T--h-ey-1-1-D--o-I-t-E-v-e-r-y-T-1-m-e----®--~--~ __ ] .,.. ~ k ~, · 1770-1870-1970 HES GOT THREE SUITS OF WHEW 5HERBET INHERITED HIS ~ow EVENI~jf .way.ccc Dr amerlCa. CLARK KINNAIRD I F'IRST TUXEDO HE WRE IT UNDER CLOTIlE5, BUT DOES HE WEAR 'EM? ~0f ANY PRETEXT 5dS YOU COULD NOTICE IT N 86 Paul Revere made crUCIal longer rIde~ ~mlth Ilroadl.ned hl~ talr nt~ a~ t.n O. - -and .110ne-- than the one celehrated gTd vel' l.Oppt.r r~fm. r md Trl',ulrl. r H'MMu I THOl,)6HT nilS In Henry \V Longfellow s \ erses when Revere Wd, hell founder powdt.r mak, r d~ntl~t WI>S A FORMAL AFFAIR not 'llone It IS timely alound UnIOn Labor Day to C'Cjue.,trIan Bl.tween hl~ ml~~I'm a~ ANYWAY, WE HAVE 10 I Leal! cl pal tlculat' IIde Rc\ el e made a!> couner pony expre<,<, rIder 177(J dnd hUdld STOP IN A.T THE emlIel than 1775 FOl It \\as effecttve m advanCIng of BrItl.,h mal'Lh on J l.x1IIgt(m and STEAN\FITTERS' tntCI colontal solIdallt:, among worktngmen m re C.oncord 177::; h<' Wd~ a frtCjuwt AFFJl...IR. slstanc~ to Bntlsh OpPI e!>Stve measures courIer hetwecn "'m~ ',f J lh(rty at It should be understood that the Sons of LIberty Bo~ton and tho." m Nl.W York and \\ d!> composed largely of artisan shopkeepers me Phlladelphta chanlcs day laborer!> carpenters JOiners printers shIp" rIght!> !>mlths lopemakers masons seamen • DaVId Butler governor of N(hrd~ A nllnont\ of the Sons of LIberty were farmers ka wa!> ~u~pended m 1870 on the merchanh members of the profeSSIOns-lawyers charge of appropnatmg ~chool fund~ ph} ~Ictans teachers clergy, although men from to hIS personal u~e and Impeachpd 'lnlO 19 the profe,slOll' were to be the most pubh clzed leaders of the Sons I The men kIlled by Brttlsh soldIers In those con front'ltlons of the Sons of Liberty at New York and Boston earl} III 1770-memortahzed as Battle of Golden HIll and Boston Massacre -were artisans and apprentices) British authOrities at Boston WIth addlllonal bar I acks needed fOI troops sent tn to quell stamp tax 'lg1 ta tOI S called fO! brtcklayers and carpenters Though thE' non Importation resolutions and boy cott!> hall produced unemployment and hardshIps fo, thc,e artIsan!> none responded Offers of higher \\ ages and bonuses faIled as Inducements GererJI Thomas Gage Bntlsh C m-C In AmerIca Ot dered ,\ 01 kmen to be secured from New York \\ otd of thiS havlllg come to the Sons of LIberty Pdlll Re\ ere was dlspatehed to New York to ask :'UppOl t of carpenter and brIcklayer members of that cIty s Son" of LIbel ty After ltstenlng to hIm the:,. tnstantly resoh ed not to work for enemIes to th,s countn ArthUr :schlestnger Jr was to observe 111 Colomal Merrhant.. and the AmerIcan RevolutIon I If.. portr.ut of Paul Revere In Re\ ere \\ a~ hlmsut Imewhat more than artisan later years (He lived to be 83 ) ht tl dtned by Ill!> Flench Huguenot father as gold
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES-Above I, the ill,t fOimll pOltrdlt Itt Ih, ~upleme LUUlI ,Inc' Oct 23 1967 when Thutqood Mll,htll JOIncd the (11- bun tl SholNn llC (flont lOW flam IUt) A"OCldtc JU,tICU, John M HlriJn Hugo nllck ChId Ju,\tcc \V..lllen E BUlgel A's()uJle Justices William 0 DUlll h ilnct Wtlllllll T Blcnn In JI (blck lOW from kft) AssoclJle Justice, M II,h tlJ Putt, I ",(e w II t B\ Ion R White and H111 v A Blilckmun thp ncwe,l mLmo, I I WISHING WELL~lI~ I RegIstered U S Patent OffIce
Ii 1 'i 2 8 3 6 7 4 5 8 7 6 -\ L C B F A T A A U R '[ 0 ~en H.lrQ F Byrd Jr , Ray L Garland. George CRawling... 7 6 2 8 3 2 7 6 3 8 4 Indepl'ndent Repubhcan Democrat 0 H K L U R 0 N E G I 0 h 4 3 8 5 6 4 7 2 6 5 B fRD CAGEY-The big Issue m Vlrgmla IS Sen Harry F Byrd Jr, who cagily - T "- P F F N T F T E D R U rime say-decided the Democratrc Party hiS late father ran so well was flounder 7 6 ~ 2 7 6 2 8 3 4 mg (.1 Republican governor was electedl ) and became an Independent Agamsthlm t) R U Y 0 A S S M L L R T ill thr_ Senate on Nov 3 are the regular Democratic nommee, George RaWlings. a 8 2 3 5 6 3 8 7 4 6 2 lIoer al and Ray L Garland, standard-bearer of the grOWing GOP Rawlings hopes 0 L S G T A P P H H V L (,drJilnd wIll get enoul!h of otherWIse Byrd votes to let him In for the Democrats 1 , b 4 3 8 2 6 3 5 2 T 6 I .l,. E T L E H E A Y P E 2 (, 4 5 "3 6 8 'i 7 4 6 2 I) A 0 L I S R S N Y P T U CONTRACT BRIDGE HI- R~ I .... l !Jlt lint little t!'lme th it \\ III give )OU a mesgage l\LI\ dt\ It I..., l nunletlC'l1 puzzle de!:'lgned to spell out By Jay Bee e r \( \11 fl)ItlllH ( OUllt thf' letter'", m \OUI first n'1me If the num B k Uti ()f It ttt , .... 1'-, b 01 mUIt' .... ubtr'lct 4 If the number ,s less BUCHER TO RE11RE - ThL (Top Record Holder In Masters' IndiVidual ChClmplon.hlp Play) ttl lIlt) L(ILl 1 TilL I (''-,L1lt 1:-' \our ke)- number Start at thc '\.-IPPU 01 the' U C; 'j)\ ,hljl I Ilh I 11 ft II I nd l Ollh I of the 1ectangle and check eHry onL PucbJo CJp1u ui [,\ hUllh FAMOUS HAND \\llli he\ n\lmbll~ lett to nght Then read the message KOl(>1 Cmcll Ll0,d Bu East dealer the North South cards Their thl" l(tt('l:-' llIHleI the checked f1gure, glve 'au chu 4) WIll I etll e [lon Fast West vulnerable blddmg mexplicably went the N,lVY NO\ 1 19d NORTH East '!outh West North LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE when he c()['lpl(>jL 20 1 • 4 • Pass 4 NT yeilr, of Ildv II ,( ILL • "'9854 Pas., 6 + Pass 6 • Pass 7 • Dble 7 NT Wd' Ilvedlc] li 11 j; 11 ,] +A2 Dble hI, 1 111 IHI~" n I"" I'> III Afro (OIf- '" A K Q J 10 3 WESl EAST Jalb for France ~tarted the • J 8 52 ball rolling WIth a heart bid • A 109 6 .KQJ732 Forquet bId four spades and +94 .+QJ10 after Trezel passed Slntscalco ",972 .8654 responded four notrump (not SOUTH Blackwood) Forquet Jumped to • K Q 107 643 SIX dtamonds then boldly un dertook a grand slam when +K87653 SllIlscalco cor r e c ted to SIX . spades RIghtly 01 wrongly Trezel fhe blddmg"'- doubled seven spades a proce East Seuth West North dUl e that mIght very \\ ell have Pass 4. Pass 4NT mduced declarer to take a flrst Pass 5", Pass 6. round spade fmesse and so land hIS contract Howevel th .. dou Openmg lead--ace of hearts ble had an unexpected outcome Here IS a dramattc hand when It convmced Smlscalco played by France and Italy m that TleLel had d Sll ' Hump the European champIOnshIps trIck and that a gland slam When the French were North could not be made m spades South Bourchtoff opened four Accordmgly Smlscalco ran to spades and Szwarc responded seven notrump It I" tt ue that four not rum p (Blackwood) he had no hedrt stoppel but he Szwarc then Jumped to SIX calculated l mcorrectly) t hat spades after Bourchtoff had Forquet wOllld not have bId shown he had no aces seven spades \\ Ithout the ace of There was very lIttle to the heart~ and he thought tint play Bourchtoff ruffed the seven notllll11p might be lII'tde heart lead played a spade to WIthout brIngmg hOllle .,11 the the ace cashed the A K of dIU "pades monds and ruffed a dIamond The outcome pl0\ed dls'1< pUlchaser of guns used In eventually making SIX fOI a hOllS \\ hen the defen'L qlllcld\ the Siln R 1\. heal t tucks to ,et (ouJtloom "It 0 (J lou t III There were unexpected PYIO the contl'lct 1 100 pOlllt~ It \1\ 'W hleh the J U1ige il teen techmcs when the ItalIans held lo"t 2 080 pomb 01\ the de'll
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EVE~ NOTICE Non-liNG HE ..JU~T LIKEG TO HOW GARGE HAVE A PEf/:~ONAL. i WELL.,S'AY SOMSn-l -EVEN IF \TI~ ONL"'r' A 'LEN~ME ARt: N o y C A p p Page 8 HOURGLASS Wednesday, October 21, 1970 ------~ - PIlBLlSItIlD BY Baby walker, $2, lnfant sWlng, $5, JEWISH HOLIDAY All Jewlsh chlldren OFFICIAL wooden playpen w1th pads, $8. An In are invlted to attend Rellglous School DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE fant seat to glve away, call 82323. on Thursday, Oct 22 at 3 p m in 2l0ct70 MAJ Barnett 82479 Traller 654 and Join ln preparation 220ct70 MAJ Sllnes 83691 Playpen and walker 1n excellent con for the hollday of Slmchat Torah 230ct70 MAJ Weinberg 82178 dltlon, $15 Call 82381 240ct70 CPT Wl1helm 84534 ISLAND NURSERY goes to Coral Sands 250ct70 MAJ Barnett 82479 Palr of red sandals, size 7M, $4 & Beach every Thursday at 8'30 a m a pa1r of green sandals, Slze 6M, $2. The Nursery wlil be open for anyone The KMR duty offlcer serves as the Both new, never worn Call ~211. who doesn't want to go to the beach commandlng offlcer's representatlve durlng other-than-normal duty hours. Sony TC 125 cassette deck, l~e new, Durlng the hours 1) 30 to 12 30, Mon 2 mos old Call R Walker, 83542 HObpltallty kltS ale lSbued to new days through Frldays, the commandlng days & 84256 evenings famliles dlrlvlng and to fam1lles offlcer's representatlve may be con departlng KwaJaleln Durlng the sum tacted at telephone number 8]419 U S D1vers lifetlme guaranteed mer months there 18 an lncrease ln v1nyl coated twin 53's including dacor arr1vals and departures; therefore. all metal contour back pack, 4 yrs. of it lS necessary that the Furnlture /u.,f~ Nydro to go Also, Nlkonos II 35mm Warehouse be contacted when the hos MAJ. USA camera wlth flasrr & attachments A Pltdllty hltbdre no longer requ1red Adjutant package deal for both Call C Dahl For plck-up L~ll 83434 or 83412 at 77487 or 82683 after 5 p m Tonight's movi 5 KCT "GUYS & DOLLS" PRODUCTION RICHARDSON - ONLY GAME IN TOWN LOST Due to the tremendous success of the Ellzabeth Taylor productlon of "Guys & Dolls", an Drama W-S Color Pink bracelet lost Saturday nlght ln additional performance lS scheduled 8 30 AT the vlclnity of the high school Mu1tl for Sunday, Oct 25, at 8 p m Those OCEAN VIEW - STAGECOACH purpose Room Call 82557 who were not able to use their tickets Blng Crosby for the preVl0US performances, may Western W-S Color FOUND have them valldated for thlS perfor 8 & 12 30 ATC mance at Macy's YOKWE '{UK - CHISUM Petr1 camera w1th lens hood John Wayne Zippo llghter ATTENTION CADETTE TROOP #5 Western W-S Color TltuS watch (lady's) All glrls ln Cadette Troop #5 are to 8 & 10 ATC Palr of lady's sandals remember thelr dutles for the UNICEF IVEY HALL - CROSSPLOT Plpe with black stem drlve and the lnstallatlon meetlng Roger Moore Palr of whlte shoes The girls are remlnded to wear thelr Spy Adventure Color Palr of brown sandals (glrl's) unlforms 6 30 & 9 10 Green hat & green halr brush "They Said It Couldn't Knlfe, w1th fork & spoon CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB All lsland Be Done" 8 15 General Electr1c radlo ladles are cordially lnvited to join TRADEWINDS - THE DAMNED No I golf club us & learn about the arts & crafts be Dlrk Bogarde Yellow wlndbreaker ing worked on in the workshops. The Drama W-S Color Comblnatlon lock schedule for the comlng week is. 8 A Two rlngs, one with blue stone & one Wed, Oct. 21 - Cutting & making of MECK ISLAND - WAY WAY OUT wlth lnitlals P M J felt articles ijouse 429A at 7 30 p.m. Jerry LeW1S Blue SW1m fln Thurs ,Oct 22 - Pattern cutting Comedy Color Flashllght & sewlng of Chrlstmas stockings, aprons, 8 (tomorrow nlght) ATC The above ltems may be claimed at Global Secur1ty which 1S located in etc House 429B, 9 to 11 a m Please brlng scissors & white glue the Termlnal BUlldlng Arrangements have been made for L Island curfew Gudzlkowski, 467A to babyslt for those SERVICES CURFEW It shall be unlawful for any women who wish to attend the Thurs. mlnor under the age of elghteen years mornlng workshop $1 for the morning GUltar lessons - beginnlng and ad to lOlter about or otherwlse be on vanced, classlcal, folk or rock per family any street, road, alley or any publlc Wlil teach after 4 30 p m weekdays, place, or ln any theater, club or or anytlme on weekends Call 84569 DISPOSAL OF MEDICINE Left-over other facllity at KwaJaleln Mlsslle after 5 p m mediclnes should not be kept in homes Range between the hours of 2400 and once there is no further need for 0530 WANTED them Proper dlsposal is essential For the sneak preVlew Saturday to the safety of Kwajalein residents nlghts only, thlS curfew will be ex SansUl 2000-A wanted Preferably with Medlcine containers should be opened tended one-half hour after completl0n wood case Wlll also consider others and the contents flushed down the of the sneak preVlew The responslbll Call 81531 toilet Please do not dlspose of ~ rests wlth the parents to keep pills or liquid by placlng them in the thelr chlldren from "A" rated mOVles Sony TC-130 cassette type tape recorder trash containers where other people wanted Please call 82282 can salvage them for ~ersonal use. NOTICE OF SALT WATER OUTAGE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY If anyone is fhere wlli be a salt water out leaving the island and has paperback age on Frlday, Oct 23 The or hard-bound books to give away. we followlng facilltles wlll be af would be happy to have them at the fected Surf BQ, 501, Tldes Grace Sherwood Library for the use of Hotel, 302, Crossroads, 601, the communlty VIP tra1lers 2784 and 2785, Teen Center, 353, Dependents' MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP HOURS Pool, 218, Qrts 104, 202, 204, - Wlfay Mon. - Sat. 8.30 - 10'30 a.m. 206, 208, 210, 216, 222, 224, Mon. - Fri. 2'00 - 4'30 p.m 226, 241, 490 through 495 0_ --__ --itl!..:L- t...... - iIIII! Mon & Thurs 7 00 - 8.30 p.m. Other facliltles in the area Sun. - plane time only may be affected