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VOL. 13, 30190 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Saturday, March 25, lq72 President Denies favoritism for ITT, Inside Today IRA Dismisses Notion AROUND THE WORLD Page 2 Of Truce Following Expresses Confidence in Kleindienst F~re Guts Seoul Hotel WASHINGTON (UPI) - President N~xon gave a publ1c vote of confidence WEEKLY MOVIE GUIDE Page 3 British Rule Decision in Attorney General-designate Richard G. Kleindienst yesterday and AROUND TOWN Page 4 BELFAST (UPI) - Both wings of declared that his administration never would accept a campaign con Cap Cooke - Gou:rmet the IRA today dismissed any notion tribution with the "expressed or implied" understanding of a return FEATURES . of a truce following Britain's de favor SPORTS Page 6 cision to impose direct rule on Speaking out for the first time since the ITT controversy burst MountatnbalZ Stand:z,.ngs Northern Ireland One militant wide open more than 3 weeks ago, the President categorically denied ENTERTAINMENT SCENE IRA leader denounced such an idea the administration had g1ven any favors to Internat10nal Telephone .Pages 7 & 8 as "complete rot " and Telegraph Corp. COMICS Page 9 Leaders of the IRA's militant In fact, he told reporters during an impromptu news conference in CLASSIFIED .Page 10 provisional and politically ori his White House office, the Justice Department had moved more force- ented official wing made their fully again" the giant cong1omer- M' t II' L d t I k M It P t statements as William Whitelaw, ate during his administration than In 0 In 011 011 0 II a a ac appointed British secretary of under Democratic Presidents John LONDON (UPI) - Prem~er Dom Mintoff of Malta arrived today for state for Northern Ireland, flew F Kennedy or Lyndon B Johnson the signing of an Anglo-Maltese defense agreement which will enable in for his first round of confer "If we wanted to do a favor for British troops to stay on the Mediterranean island ences before taking up the post. ITT, we could have continued to Mintoff made no comment to newsmen on his early-afternoon arrival "Any speculation on a truce in do what was done in the previous by a British RAP jet. Northern Ireland is complete rot," administrations, which is noth1ng," A Defense Ministry spokesman sa1d M1ntoff and Defense Secretary said Sean MacStiofain, chief of N1xon said Lord Carrington were expected to sign the agreement Sunday at Marl- staff of the provisionals. "Peace Kleindienst's nomination to suc- borough House, the seat of the shall only be restored when the 3 ceed John N M1tche11 as attorney Bloody Coup Reported Commonwealth secretariat points issued by us March 10 are general has been delayed for weeks I I d He said Br~tish and Maltese accepted by the British government by a Senate 1nvest1gation into In E Sa va or by off1cials were st111 straighten- "Until then we fight " suggest10ns of a connection be- N' hbe· 1ng out "some last-minute p01nts" The 3 points, or demands, to tween the Just1ce Department's el9 or ountrles before the signing, but there which he referr~d were immed1ate out-of-court settlement of an an- GUATEMALA CITY (UPI) - Radio appeared to be no ser10US ob- withdrawal of British troops from t1trust suit aga1nst ITT last stat10ns in Central America re- stacles left. the streets of Ulster, followed July and ITT's offer to help f1- ported today that Gen Jose Al- Political sources in London by evacuation from the proV1nce, nance the 1972 Republican National berto Medrano, who lost a Presi- said there has been no increase total amnesty for all "pohtical Convention dental election in El Salvador in the top figure of $36 4 mil- prisoners" including suspected IRA "I had confidence when I appoint- last month, had overthrown the lion Britain and her NATO allies men interned S1nce last Aug , and ed him (Kle1ndienst) that he was government there in a bloody coup have offered Malta to keep for- "the right of Irishmen to decide qua11fied," Nixon said "I still The reports, broadcast over ces stationed there their own future " have that confidence I believe radio stations 1n Guatemala, Hon- Of the entire British troops A British Army spokesman said he should be confirmed I believe duras, N1caragua and Costa Rica, once $arrisoned on Malta, only Northe.n Ireland experienced a he will be confirmed." said Medrano had made a prisoner 900 !toysl Marine Commandos re- "quit-til night with only a lumdful As for ITT's guarantee to under- of the outgoing President, Gen mained, most of them on a troop of scattered incidents reported write Republican convention costs Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, and de- carrier in Valetta Harbor wait- in San Diego next August, the Pres- tailed h1m in the San Carlos ing to sail for home. Berrigan Delense Rests 1dent said "Nobody gets anyth1ng barracks near the capital city British officials said 1f a- back for contributions in this ad- of San Salvador. greements were not reached. the Without Any Argument. m1nistration " According to the unconfirmed carrier EMS Bulwark will put to HARRISBURG, Penn (UPI) - The reports, Medrano formed a ruling sea March 30, end~ng 171 years defense rested its case yesterday Trudeau Takes SWIpe military junta and took control of Brit1sh mi11tary presence on in the tr1al of the Harrisburg At Connally Over after street fighting in San Malta Seven without calling a witness Salvador in which people were Brltam's Princess Anne or making an argument Tr1al Tough Trade Pol,c,es killed and injured Judge R. Dixon Herman said closing None of the reports could be Preppmg for Shot arguments would be held Monday HAMILTON (UPI) - Pr1me Minister confirmed because all telephone, Former Attorney General Ramsey Pierre El110tt Trudeau said last telex and telegraph cOllUllunica- At MunIch OlympICS Clark, a member of the defense n1ght Canada does not need enemies tions leading from the country team, surprised the court and the when it has friends like U.S Trea of 3 5 m~1110n had been cut off CROOKHAM (UPI) - Pr1ncess Anne, jury by suddenly announc1ng the sury Secretary John B Connally llopango Internat10nal Airport 1n her f1rst appearance since defense was resting 1tS case Trudeau made the comment, h1s Just east of San Salvador was w1nn1ng the European 3-day eque "We seek peace," Clark shout·ed second swipe at Connally 1n 2 days, closed and f11ghts of the Salva str1sn event last Sept , led the "We always seek peace and on be when the host of a television hot dorean nat10nal airline from the field after the f1rst two stages half of the defendants the defense line program asked about PreS1dent Nicaraguan capital and Miami today in the Crookham Horse Tr1 rests." Nixon's statement earlier in the were diverted to Guatemala City a1, The 5 other defense attorneys day that trade talks with Canada AV1ation officials here said the The Queen's daughter gave a stood one at a time and confirmed were deadlocked because it was airport was closed due to unex composed and confident perfor Clark's statement on behalf of harder to negotiate with fr1ends plained "disorders " mance on Doublet to take a five each of the 7 defendants, includ than with enemies Salvadorean embass~es outside point lead on Overnit leader ing the Rev Philip F Berrigan "1 didn't think we were hard to the country sa1d they had no of Hazel Booth on Mary Poppins Defense attorneys charged ear· get along With, but I think we ficial word from El Salvador The princess had the best dres lier that an FBI informer escalat feel the same way ever since last The radio reports gave the only sage score of 19 points and en ed to the boiling point a "perco August when they brought 1n these ava11able information on the sured retaining the lead going lating" idea to kidnap PresIdent very tough measures against their s1tuation and the1r sources were into Sunday's cross country stage ial adviser Henry A Kissinger fr1ends and enemies alike not known by achieving a clear round 1n the Boudin, in asking that charges "We felt that with fr1ends like Accordirlg to reports circulat show jumping section against the 7 defendants be dis Secretary Connally, who needs en 1n¥ in Guatemala the coup start The Crookham trials are regard missed, said the role of Boyd F mies We're tough negotiators, I ed when the m11itary barracks ed as an important warm-up for Douglas, an ex-conv1ct turned gov suppose, and so are they," Trudeau of San Carlos and Guard1a Nacton next month's Badminton trials 1n ernment informer, was "the extra said al staged an uprising and attack wh1ch British riders will be com ordinary element of the kidnap ed the "El Zapote" barracks Where peting for places on the team for charge." Douglas turned informer the personal bodyguards of the the Munich Olympics while he and Berrigan were inmates President were stationed. The 1nsurgents under command Charlie Chaplin, Set to ReceiVe Oscar of Medrano were reported to have HOLLYWOOD (UPlf -.'Charlie Chap~ln, plans tcr accept personally a occupied the barracks and taken special movie Oscar he has been awarded, but he won't be on hand the PreS1dent pr1soner after a when a plaqfle with his name is embedaed in Hollywood's "Walk of prolonged gun bat~le There was Fame " no immediate death count ava11 A letter from Chaplin's personal representative cited the large able number of invitations the.actor has received for his forthcoming Meanwh11e, President-elect Mo US vHnt and ~aid it would be "impossible for him to accept one l1na was out of the country and and not othets." .The Chamber of Commerce and Los Angeles City was expected to play an 1mpor Council th~s Jear approved Chaplin's inclusion in the Walk of Fame. Seventh grade Wtnners oj the band tant part in subsequent events. He had b~en nom~nated but rejected several times in the past Castle Contest Story Page 4 ,Page 2 HOURGLASS ~aturdaY. MArch 25. 1972 around the WORLD .======-.... J'p'D China Non.Agression Pact Agreeable '~ NIXOO BI\CKS WATSOO TOKYO (UPI) - Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said Japan is willing to sign a IESPITE l\NllERiQl P.T 109 BUTTERCUP PLAYBOY OF THE CISCO PIKE SKIN GAME MURDERS IN KISS ME KATE G CHAIN WESTERN WORLD R GP THE RUE G FIQIARDSOO 7 30 R GP 7'30 7 30 MORGUE 7 30 7:30 7 30 GP 7.30 MURDERS IN CISCO PIKE BUTTERCUP SKIN GAME KISS ME KATE P.T 109 PLAYBOY OF RUE MORGUE R CHAIN GP G G THE WORLD VTEW oa:m GP 7:30 & 12.3( R 7 30 & 12 30 1:30 & 12.30 7:30 & 12.30 GP 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12'30 7 30 & 12 30 BUTTERCUP SKIN GAME KISS ME KATE P.T. 109 'MURDERS IN PLAYBOY OF CISCO PIKE YOKWE YUR CHAIN GP G G TIlE RUE THE WORLD R R 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 15 MORGUE GP 7 & 9 7 & 9 GP 7 & 9 7 & 9 CISCO PIKE PLAYBOY OF SKIN GAME BUTTERCUP P.T. 109 KISS ME KATE HURDERS IN R 8 30 THE WORLD GP CHAIN R 8:30 G G RUE MORGUE IVEY HALL lACk-THE--- GP 6:30 & 8'30 RINGS-AROuND 6 30 & 8 45 6 30 & 8'30 GP GIANT KILLER 6 30 & 8 30 THE WORLD 6 30 & 8 3D 6 30 , 6 30 KISS ME KATE P.T. 109 mJlU)ERS IN PLAYBOY OF CISCO PIKE BUTTERCuP SKIN GAME TFADEWINllS G G RUE MORGUE THE WORLD R CHAIN GP 8 8 GP GP 8 R 8 8 8 8 VAMPIRE WEDDING SUPPORT YOUR TO CATCH A PRINCE , MECK ISLI\ND TRIPLE CROSS WHEN 8 BELLS LOVERSk NIGHT LOCAL GUN- THIEF VALIANT GP TOLL R GP FIGHTER GP G GP G WHEN 8 BBLLS VAMPIRE WEDDING NIGHT PRINCE TO CATCH A ILLEGINNI SUPPORT YOUR EL GRECO TOLL LOVERS GP VALIANT THIEF LOCAL GUN- GP GP R G GP FIGHTER G Pic 0/ l:lteWeek Kr1stofferson wrote and sings many of Cl1ff Robertson •• Ty HardIn the songs F1lmed 1n Ven1ce. Calif t>rama Color Rd 62 Rt 140 FIlm made a b1g splash when f1rst SKIN GAME GP MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE GP released 1n 1962 during PreSIdent Kenn James Garner Lou Gossett Jason Robards Herbert Lam edy's term. True story of the Presldent Comedy • Color W-S Horror •••Color Rd 71. •. Rt 102 Rd 71 Rt 86 as a young P.T. boat commander dur1ng This rac1al comedy, is one of the Edgar Allan Poe's famous macabre World War II 1n the Pac1f1c Good cast cleverest and most original films of short story has been filmed again and story 11ue with a fa1r amount of the year. James Garner is a con art~st OrIg1nally made as a s1lent f1lm in act10n who travels through Missouri and Kansas 1914 and with Bella LUgOS1 10 1932. JACK THE GIANT KILLER •••Kerw1n Matthes 1n 1857 w].th a "slave". As the slave, Jason Robards stars ~n the latest Mered~th Lou Gossett, steals the show from version 1n a very d1fferent role for and Jud1 Fantasy. Rt 94 Plays Garner, de11vering a hilar10us can h1m Good cast w~th Herbert Lam (h1S at the Ivey Hall pr10r to CISCO PIKE rout1ne that, in contrast with h1s edu 84th film). Chr1st1ne Kaufman, Adolfo and the week-end matinee for Apr11 1 cated free man (in real~ty he is a Ce11. L1ll1 Palmer and Maris Perschy. RINGS AROUND THE WORLD a film about free man born in New Jersey), is de serv10g of Academy Award cons1derat10n THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD GP the international C1rcus. Rt 98 Plays S10bhan McKenna •••Gary Raymond prior to BUTTERCUP CHAIN at the rvey THE BUTTERCUP CHAIN R Comedy-Drama •.•Color Thursday night Hywel Bennett. Jane Asher Rd 63 ooRt 100 Drama .Color•••W-S Not really the exciting film that RICHARDSON DCUBLE FEATURE Rd 71 Rt 95 the title conjurs up. Set in a little A contemporary drama filmed in Eng Ir1sh seacoast town. From J.M. Synge's FOOL'S PlillADE Jimmy Stewart••• George Kennedy land, Spain and Sweden. Story about a great Irish classic story. Most of brother and sister and a COUS1n on va the actors are members of the famed Drama ••• GP • Color One of Jimmy Stewart's best perfor cat10n ~n Spain Love affa~rs, pregnancy Abbey Players Good d1rect1on has mances, in a different role George and family affairs dominate the film. captured most of the story's poetic ~s Lelgh Taylor-Young is the American in quality. Kennedy the heavy in the drama set volved, Hywel (Percy) Sennett and two 10 depress10n days. new European actors fill out the cast. KISS ME KATE G Kathryn Grayson••Howard Keel CISCO PIKE R Musical .Color Kr1s Kristofferson•••Gene Hackman Rd 53..Rt 109 Drama Color Cole Porter's bouncy verSIon of Rd 71, ••Rt 94 the Shakespeare play TAMING OF THE Ex-recording star Kris Kristofferson, SHREW (WhICh you saw last week) Com released from Jail for dealing in bines backstage activities with a drugs, returns to h1s girl, Karen Black, gangster show-folk farce. and promIses to reform. Sgt Gene Hack man of the narc squad has other plans. p.T 109 G UOURGLAS<; Saturday, March 25, 1972 Church Bulletin UTtER DAY SAINTS School Classes for ~rades 1 to Services are held in the George 6 are held Saturday morning at Seitz School Room #19 Priest 9 am at George 'ieitz School Sec hood meeting is at 8 30 am, Sun ond grade classes are devoted to by eAFP COOKE day School at 9 45 am and sacra preparation for first Communion ment service at 10 45 am Every The response to our last two articles about one is welcome PROTESTANT Australia has been grat~fying More are plan Sunday Morning Worship Services ned for a b~t later, ~nclud~ng an article about CHURCH OF CHRIST will be held at 8 00 and 11 00 am the famous South Australian "Pie Floater", but, Services are held each Sunday in at the Island Memorial Chapel :Jsince Easter ~s only "a week away, perhaps we Rooms #20, 21. and 22 of George Rev Jude Samson will preach the Should devote an article or two to the food of the season Seitz School Worship serv~ce is sermon entitled "Anchors Away" At one time, if not now. Easter fare was fa~rly well established by at 9 am and Blble study at 10 am based on Acts 27 16-29 tradition For instance, in the U S ham ~s the traditional meat for Wednesday evening service is at Special music at the 11 00 ser Easter Sunday In England, the traditional meat is lamb Hot Crossbuns 7 pm V~sitors are welcome For vice will be provided by the and colored, hardboiled eggs are traditional in both the US and Eng further information call 82592. Chapel Choir land In the German-speaking parts of Swit7erland, an Easter Tart (Ost 82407 or 82710 Nursery fac~ll ties are availablE crflsden) filled with ground almonds and ra1sins 18 a trad~t1onal favorite at the Island Day Nursery during Traditions being such as they are, 1t seems unlikely that we will CATHOLIC Sunday School and the 11 OOam change our habits, however, we can add a new touch to traditional dishes Mass for the Sunday is offered worship serVlce The Nursery is and by so doing, enjoy the best of two worlds With this thought in Saturday afternoon at 5 ~5 , Sun open from 9 15am to 12 20pm mind, we'll offer a few suggest~ons that we hope will be new to you and day at 7 and 9·15 am in the Island Sunday School classes for all provide that little something extra that makes both cooking and eat~n¥ Memorial Chapel and at 11 20 on ages afe held at the George Seltz fun Roi-Namur Participation ia the School at 9.]Oam Adults are F1rSt of all, let me suggest that the trad~tional baked ham need not Saturday afternoon mass fulfills present to ass~st newcomers ~n necessarily be garnished, splced and glazed with plneapple, cloves and the Sunday obligat~on finding their classrooms brown sugar Instead, try the follow~ng orange glazed ham reclpe I'm Nursery facilities are available The Sunday Evening Worship Ser sure that you will fin~ it much more In keeplng with the lightness of at the Island Day Nursery on Sun v~ce on Ro~ Namur will be held the spring season day durlng the 9 15 mass at 7 OOpm ~n the Communlty BUlld ORANGE GLAZED HAM Daily mass is at 4 45pm in the .ng Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Monday What you will need 1 smoked Ham (get a large one-leftovers wake great t.hrouj:th Friday EPISCOPAL sandw~ches and couldn't be better for salads) Confessions are heard 15 minutes Evem.ng Prayer will be conduct- 1 orange before weekday Masses and Satur- ed on Sunday, March 26 at 6 OOpm 1 small can frozen orange Ju~ce concentrate day from 4 30 to 5 00 and 7 30 to in the Catholic Chapel Bob 1 1/2 cup granulated sugar 8 00 pm Kovacs wlll serve as lay reader 3/4 cup water CCD classes, September through this week Marasch~no cherries May for grades 7 to 12 are held Anybody w~shing to attend lS Preparation Score the fat on the ham and place It in a baklnp dish on Monday evening at Geor~e Seitz:..._w_e_'_c_o.m_e _ Cover w~th aluminum foil and bake in a 300 0 oven, allowlng 25 minutes of baking t~me per pound of meat Meanwhile, place 3/4 cup water and 3/4 cup of granulated sugar in a small sauce pdn Wash the orange and Rob,es InnocufatlOns slice into 1/8 inch rounds, dlscarding the end pieces Bring the sugar and water mixture to a boil, stlrring contlnuously until the supar l~ J912 FOR DOGS ONLY fully dissolved When the mixture starts to boil, place the orang~ A Rabies Innoculatlon Program slices in and allow the mixture to come back to a boil, then reuove Boy Scout wlll be held on Sunday, 26 ~arch from the heat, Thlrty minutes prlOr to the tlIDe the ham should be donE'. 1972, at the bUlldlng to the rear remove it from the oven and cover w~th a mixture made by combining the of the Hospital All dop owners orange juice concentrate and 3/4 cup granulated sugar Use the orange are rem~nded that annual Rab1es rounds for garnish. placing them artlstically on the ham with a Mara_ fund Drive Innoculations Are requlred for schlno cherry ~n the center of each orange round secured to the ham wlth Scouting benefits the entire all an~mals on K_aJaleln Inno a toothp~ck Place back ~n the oven and complete the baking, bastinr commun~ty It's goals include culations and regtstratlon for occasionally with the pan JUlces ThlS final 30 minutes of baklnp: self-reliance, resourcefulness, should be done with the foil cover removed Serve hot or cold It's animals over three months of age, great either way you slice itl leadership development and ser and those requiring their annual vice to others Your support is Our second recipe and suggestion for t,us I?pek is not necessarlly an Innoculatlons can be obtalned be Easter dish. but it offers a great wav to use all the leftover hard needed lf Scouting is to continue tween the hours of 10 30am and bo~led eggs that are a trad~t~on of the season to help today's youth become bet l']Opm There lS a charge of ter leaders 1n t.he world of to $2 50 for the Rables Innoculatlon HEAVENLY DEVILED EGGS morrow Whatever your contribu and $1 00 for the reglStratlon tion, 1t will be gratefully ac Adults must accompany all pets What you will need 6 cold hardboiled eggs cepted by the Aloha Council For further luformatlon telephone 1 can deVlled ham (~ 1/2 ounce slze) The names of the following Kwaj the San~tat1on Department at 2 teaspoons f~nely chopped onlon allen residents who have contrib~ 8216] or. 82150 1 tablespoon mayonnaise uted $100 or more to the support 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard of Scouting have been added to 4 drops Worcestershlre sauce the Century Club roll salt and pepper to taste Sandcasting Contest Preparation Peel eggs and cut in half Remove the yolks and mash w~th Century Club Members A Sandcast~n~ Contest sponsored a fork in a m~~lng bowl Add the devlled ham, onions, mustard, mayon J Womble C.R, Palmer, Jr. naise. Worcestershire sauce and salt and pepper Mix well and then re by the Student Council of the R Adent Jun~or-Senior f~ll the wh~tes Sprlnkle tops wlth chopped parsley for garn~sh RE Gibbons Kwa1alein Hlgh School If you would like for the egg whites to be colored, m~x 10 drops of EG May L Helwig was the highlight of the last day food coloring w~th a cup of lukewarm water and set the peeled eggs In E Baysinger TP Blanchard of school prior to a week's vaca the colored water for 10 to 15 minutes prlOr to slic~ng them ln half F Bensel R Talbert tion If you color the whites ln this manner, dry them thoroughly with sanl C Hobbs Johnson-Mangan Shown below are some of the tary paper towels prior to slicing the eggs H McNeal SAFOFS entries Untll Next Week G DeLong D.E Cochran S Kamai J D Heffernan Bon Apetlfe F. Kua J A Shirley, Jr R.S~ Fisher SustainIng Members Appolntments will be accepted Income Tax Assistance for lndividual problems starting D Henderson DN Wofford Callent~ne, Mr Ray Overseas 20 March 72 Appoints may be R Thomasson G Schupp Tax Assistor w~th the Department made by calling 83777. Appoint G Gomez AJ Hickson of Internat~onal Operatlons, In ments w111 be accepted on 29 and C Creelman WR Bruce, Jr. ternal Revenue Servlce will be at 30 ~arch and 4, 5, 6 April EA Petersen CM McQueary ~arch KMR from 28 to 7 April. These appointments are reserved M Wallin JE Swing to direct a free taxpayer assist for persons with a particular J R Hudnall J.C Bartholomew ance program specialized tax problem that C Clark G R Brumfield r,allent~ne se~· ¥r wlll presenl would not be covered during gen D Pitchford MD Pruitt lnars at which individuals w~ll eral semlnar discussion per~ods. J A Robinson JH Johnson Nmth Grode be encouraged to prepare thelr W Bond R.M Kovacs tax returns w~th his assistance G Neun N. Kubota program The sem1narS will be Charity Bridge 0900, 31 March, Ivey Hall CALLING AL~ BRIDGE PLAYERS - The There will be a drawing held 1930, 5 April, Community Ctr KwaJalein Duplicate Bridge Club for the 1972 Cadillac or $6000 Apr~l. 1300, 6 Ivey Hall w~ll be sponsor~ng an Interna in cash on Sunday, March 26th at Persons attending these seminars tlonal Charity Bridge evening for 6 pm in the Banyan Room of the should bring their tax materials Cerebral Palsy. Sunday evening, Yokwe Yuk Club You need not be and something to wrlte with The March 26 at 7 DDpm at the Com present to win asslstor will be available prlor munity Center Punch and Pupus to and after the seminar to an w~ll be served throughout the swer ques tlons evening Everyone guaranteed a YOKWE YUK CLUB - Due to a privat Nr Gallentine will be at Roi partner For further informa party there will not be a Satur Namur on 3 April, to conduct a t~on call Russ 81313, am or 84295 day night buffet. seminar at the Jackaroo starting pm, or Sally at 82319 am or pm Tenth Grade at lUC Saturday, Harch 25, 1972 HOURGLASS ~-:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=p:rr phne 1.$ a specn.al kind of love It'; .... ·~ ---"''" b ••:e;5;;;_ rfll'~ a I so hard work. It'$ east.el" to say yes 7 than no---and hds know ,t Contract: BJ B k Ann Landers ' , , Bridge .: . ay ec er ~l:t Dear Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers ~ I grew up readins your column and your Two years ago my brother Marty moved out The Wrong Tree word is law where 1 1m concerned My problem of the house and into his own apartment is driving me nuts because just when I He let his hair grow long. smokes pot and South deall'f lUllSldtr lhl' lJ~L when has a girl living with him The girl is North South vulnl'rable mallY ded"nT, WL>ultl unques thlnk I have lt settled one wav, something llOllJbly 1:0 wrong Wl.',t lead .. happens to change my mind Cathollc and we are Jewish All this has NORTH the nJlle of hlarl, ami East .. A62 lllshes the AK befL>rc tontmu I am 24 and there are two men in my upset my mother to the point of hysteria .875 mg WIth thL ljUlen /)<.:(./llrer l~ I life They both want to marry me My four My father is also very unhappy about Marty's tA9 now ~t IhL lrUtlal pomt of the year-old daughter, Beverly, dislikes Artle life style But my brothers and I have de .QJ 1083 hJnll ~ntllf hoc makl~ the wrong cided that what really bugs Dad is that he WEST EAST play on lilt !jUllO of hlJrt.. hl because he refuses to cater to her and he .J97 .4 goes tluwn he~ has lost control over Marty .93 .AKQI062 won't let get away with anything He is !:>oulh .,h"uld Ilahze from a strict disciplinarian and doesn't stand Dad's "thing" is power and he needs to .106542.J83 .K62 .754 both thoc blddmg oInd play that be in charge of everything and everybody If he fulh WIth tht lIght or ten for any foolishness Joe. on the other ~OUTH hand, spoils Beverly rotten She can twist Even though Dad is annoyed by Marty's be .KQI0851 he mol" vuy \\ocll lil ovuruft'ed and go duwn onl He um 01150 I him around her little finger Of course. havior--as my brother and are also--he .J4 ,Ul ml~e tholt If ht I ulf~ WIth the still gives him financial help whenever • KQ7 kmg or queen ht mil likeWIse she is crazy about him .. A9 be In d.mgel uf 10Mng d trump I don't need either of these men for he asks for it The blddmg tBck <1' well .I, 01 dub dnd In financial support I have my own money I llke my parents a lot and I also like tlldt W<1j ~u dUlln South West North Ea~1 and have alwa}s been able to command a good Marty, But I believe he should be allowed 1 • Pa~~ ' 2. If !:>outh '(ltIJU~ JII hI' lime salary I am happler when I'm with Artie to control his own life and find happiness 2. Pa~~ .. wOlrYlng about \\hlch hump to his own way If he had to live under this .. 1uff \\ \t!l he I' b.. rklng up the We always have so much to talk about and Opemng kad- nme of hcarb roof, he's be miserable Secretly, I envy wrong trt.e Ihl pLlln unadul we get along well together But I do think Mo~t mistakes 10 bndge .life terated tl uth I' that he ~hou!d a wonan with a child should consider that his freedom and look forward to the day Simple clrors that Ilmos( ~ny not ruff at all but dl'ldftl a dub when I can be on my own Do you see any way one can ~vold With .I little un the tlnrtl he .. lt child's feelings when she thlnks of re thought ComplKJ.lo:\I then proceeded to go into a medley of I a group whose name is a reflection of set, nine of the 20 songs are her own hits from the 1950s is still doing l its music. Originally the group wanted So while she was once a singing spokes exactly the same. to use the name of a beer company and man for other song-poets like Bob Dylan. In addition to being a performing had adopted Mitchell Butler. a well she has now emerged as a songwriter act, Sha Na Na is a recording group known London ale. in her own right. with two albums to their credit. On But. according to leader Mike Pinder. The 31-year-old M1SS Baez has come the1r latest LP. a very definite de who plays Mellotron. organ. cello. and a long way since she first appeared parture from routine is obvious. One almost every other conceivable instru on the music scene more than a dozen side has songs by Leiber and Stoller. ment, the group didn't take off as the years ago. She made her public singing the men who wrote lIHound. Dog"for Elvis Mitchell Butler Band. debut at folk music clubs in the Boston Presley, and other hits such as '~akety '~e decided to choose an expression area. which eventually led to her cr1t Yak," and "Jailhouse Rock." There are that de{ined our own bluesy sounds, and ically-acclaimed appearance at the also Sha Na Na's versions of IlGreat since we felt and still do feel our mu Newport Folk Festival. Balls of Fire. II and "Duke of Earl. II sic communicates a totality of mood. Now. 14 albums later, she has a fol On the other side, all the songs it was inevitable that we should become lowing so loyal that at her sold-out are written by Scott Simon and drummer the Moody Blues." live concerts she is showered w1th Jacko Marcellino. The songs r.nge fr~ gitits--from flowers to love beads rock songs using g~itar feedback t JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Standing ovations are as much a part and fuzztones. to ballads with string~. of her concerts as the music itself and a country rocker called "Top 40" ; Often there are conflicting interpre- The official RCA version is that with a strong pedal steel guitar. tations over the origins of a group's Jorma Kaukonen, the lead guitarist, was "As far as performing our own music, name. Take the Jefferson Airplane. The in a duo called Blind Lemon Jefferson on stage," says Scott, ''we'll have to, popUlar belief is that the name is d~r- Airplane. named after the famous blues wa1t and see what the audience wants. : ived from a World War I airplane. while singer. Blind Lemon Jefferson So when When we get the feeling that the au- ~ others argue the group got its name from the larger group coalesced the name was dience came to see Sha Na Na and not J a certain marijuana joint. I simply shortened to the Jefferson Air- the show, then we 'do 80me of our own (Continued in cdl.3)plane. mater1al." Pa2e & HOURGLASS Saturday. ~arch 25. 1972 • AMERICA Selects Title for Impact (Story by Joe Frohlinger, Pop Scene Service) NEW YORK (PSS) -- America It's a name designed to catch attention. And it does Just that. Outrageous. m1nd-grabbing and different. the name represents a rock group of three Angloph1les who were born ~n the Un1ted States. but have chosen to make their home 1D England The three ex-patriots compr1~1ng America are Dewey Bunnell. the oldest at 21. Dan Peek who is 20 and Gerry Beckley. a raw 19 who looks even younger be cause peach fuzz hasn't started to settle on h1s puckish face SELECTI~Y EDITED All sons of Amer1can serv1cemen sta t10ned in Europe, the three met four IIRichard" is a select1vely edited. LOWDOWN on YOUTH years ago at a London school for chil sem1-f1ct1onal semi-documentary. Mr. Q. What's the story about a famed dren of Americans liv1ng abroad. It Nixon's own voice is used to narrate the rock group getting the bum's rush from took two years for the group to jell movie There are actual newsreels tbat a Lat1n-Amer1can country? 1nto a cohes1ve unit and 1t was another are 1ntegrated into the fictional selec A The group was Santana. They were two years before they had a hit single. tions of the script. An actor. Dan Resin branded "U S imperialists" by the Now the dar11ug of Warner Bros. Records, is used to portray the young Nixon. and Peruvian government and were forced Amer1ca has galloped to the top of the Richard M. D1xon. the Nixon look-alike out of the country. leaving beh1nd ex Br1t1sh. Canadian. and Amer1can charts is used in fictional sequences which are pensive equ1pment and cloth1ng. In ..nth "A Horse W1th No Name. 1I so outrageous that it is obvious that it Lima to play benefits for earthquake is not the President. refugees. Santana was warmly rece1ved NOT SIGN OF DISRESPECT There are some genuinely funny scenes at f1rst, then suddenly charged w1th of the real Pr6sident that are certain acting "contrary to good taste and Call1ng themselves by the name of to nra~ laughter from Nixon supporters the moral1z1ng ob]ect1ves of the re the1r birthplace was not meant as a as well as nonsupporters. volutionary government II Leaders of s1gn of dlsrespect. Dewey expla1ned dur-"....~~~~..~~~..!!~PI" the Communist-led San Marco Un1vers1ty 1ng a tour stopover here lOP 2S 1 Students Federat10n opposed the concert "It's an 1mpact name. Immediately as "imper1a11st penetrat10n." after you hear 1t, you have to wonder The Top Twenty-five hit tunes, who we are. On a commer1cal level. a with last week's rating in parenthesis. name 1S supposed to do that. It's sup are: posed to make you look twice II 1. Heart of Gold, Neil Young (7~ "But 1t 1S also a personal thing with 2. L10n Sleeps Tonight. Robert John(2) us. The blunt truth 1S that when we saw 3. Horse With No Name, America (14) the name on a Jukebox. it just hit us. 4. Without You. Nilsson (1) The word 'Amer1ca' sounded good to our 5. Way of Love. Cher (11) ears and then the fact that there's a 6. Puppy Love, Donny Osmond (19) lot of nostalgia in the name for us. 7. Jungle Fever. Chaka~has (13) helped us choose 1t:." Dewey contended. 8. Mother and Child Reunion. Paul Si "l don't think we would have picked mon (17) ~re the name if we living over here, II 9. Rock and Roll Lullaby. B.J. Thomas interrupted Dan. "The who1.e concept of (16) the name wouldn't have applied if we O. I Gotcha. Joe Tex (22) weren't away from the States." 1. Hurting Each Other. Carpenters Meanwh11e, the three live together 2 Sweet Seasons, Carole King (6) 1n a small countryside cottage on the The group is made up of (l-r) Car 3. Running Away, Sly & the Family Stone outskirts of London, an arrangement los Santana, Mike Carabello. Gregg (15) Rolie, Jose Areas (on the ladder). that wLl1 be altered 1n June when Dewey 4. We Got To Get It On Again, Addrisi will be married. Neal Schon (seated), David Brown. and Brothers (27) The trio leans heavily 1n concert Michael Shr1eve 5. Joy. Apollo 100 (5) and on their first album. called appro 6. No One To Depend On. Santana (28) -pr1ately enough, "America," on acoustic Q Ever S1nce I f1rst heard of 7. In The Rain, nramatics (33) numbers and rich vocal counterpart har Alice Cooper. I've been wonder1ng- 8. Cowboy's Work is Never Done. Sonny how d1d he get h1s name? monies. L1ke folk troubadors. they skiF & Cher thrbugh numbers like "Sandman." and In) A Alice Cooper cla1ms to be re1n 9. Prec10us agd Few. Climax (5) l~lt1ng love ballads as "Three Roses." carnated from a witch who comm1tted O. tveryth1ng I Own. Bread (8) 1 "Never Found The Time," although they sU1c1de 200 years ago 2l. Glory Bound. Crass Roots (25) are definitely closer to the rock for 22. Could It Be Forever. Dav1d Cassidy Q Are there any stat1st1cs on how mat than folk. They may add a back-up (26) much time a weary student spends at drummer on a future road tour. but in 23 I Can't Help Myself. Donnie Elbert school before he gets h1s d1ploma? sist that the three of them are the (21) . A. The average student spends about group and ~t is a closed corporation. 24. My World, Bee Gees (9) 15,000 hours at the seat of learning. 25. Flo Jo Su remes (10) Saturday. March 25, 1972 HffilRG!.ASS ---. --,.... --=- BIG GEORGE! loy v...a'a"ch P 13E66AR MAN, THIEF (){JeTOR, ll'(ll'ft:R LA8 iEC!·INICIAN HAIR E RICH MAN '6N1I5T ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE _MAN DeNTAL A%lo;:;TANT A " N U T S W I Z A R o "I TOLD you It was 8 THICK soup" B C ._------' " R E D E Y E IT'6- THAT •; ~. CAN'T WOW' wHy TAL.L. BLONDe WEA1t. 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