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VOL. 13, No. 30561 KWAJALEIN, 'MAP..5H,ALL ISLA:iDS Saturday, February 17, 1973 Amer. War Resisters :'1..11..111....111..1111111111111111111111111111: Ho'" 2·8., Co.ferell(e E. Inside Today .~ Bofh Sides Pledge fo Turn Phony ':-AROUND THE WORLD ...Page 2 -:: PARIS (UPI) - American war re sisters today began assembling § Girl Kidnaped : Truce info a Genuine Ceasefire EWEEKLY MOVIE GUIDE Page 3 for a two-day conference to de :: AROUND TOWN Page 4 mand uncondItional amnesty from SAIGON (UPI) - Eoth sIdes in the Vletnam war pledQed today to PresIdent NIxon. :: Blue Birds turn the current phony truce 1nto a genUIne ceasef ire but It re : FEATURES MIchael Uhl, an organIzer of ...Page 5 mained to be seen whether they would or would not live Up to It. ::SPORTS the meeting, saId delegates Dee ...Page 6 The U.S.-North and South Vletnamese-Vletcong JOlnt Mliltary KnIght of Eugene, Oregon, and :: UCLA Comrnlssl0n (J¥C) saId in a JOInt statement that conSIderIng that Jack Calhoun of Philadelph1a, SCOMICS " .Page 7 all the fIghtIng has not yet stopped, the hIgh commands of all Penn., had arrIved from Canada. SCLASSIFIEt ...Page 8 four parties should order all troops "to strIctly respect the CIIIIIIIIII..IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII..1 Uhl, an Intelligence officer ceaseflre ." In VIetnam In 1968, said Colhoun The appeal solemnly reaffIrmed these sectJonsof the orlglnal ~eserted the military and Knight ceaseflre agreement signed Ja"1. 27 ln Pana ?'1(\ supposedly put dodged the draft. into force the follow1ng day, bannIng com2at 2cllVlty of all They are among the thousands kinds. of AmerIcan youths who fled to HWM ask for 15 The appeal was pUblIshed at noon Salf,on tIme and as of late Canada to get out of the Army Per Cent Surcharge afternoon neither sIde had any reports of fl~htlng since then. 01 avoid the draft. But it was too early to tell if the appeal already was begInnIng "The best fIgure on the number on all Imports to take effect. of American reSIsters in Canada The South VIetnamese freely admItted durIng the first two weeks IS from 50,000 to 70,000," Uhl WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Wl]- of the ceaseflre that they were flylnR 100 to 200 aIr strIkes a saId. "That IS based on Can~ bur l'!1lls, chalnnan of the day apalnst Communlsts posltlons alledgedly selzed after the adlan government statIstIcs of House Ways and Means Comm1ttee, ceaseflre . the number of people that have called on the NIxon Admlnistra- "But now we have stopped uSIng aIr," Lt. Col. Le Trung Hlen, applIed for lrnrnlgration." t10n late today to Impose a 15 the spokesman sald. "In the past week there has been no tacalr An AmerIcan reSIsters' group per cent emergency surcharge on (tactIcal aIrcraft) used. There have been no tacalr sortIes In Canada, Am-Ex-Canada, IS a imports as a means of proddIng flown, only 'tralning flIghts." sponsorIng organ1zation of the other natIons to act on Inter- Asked If tl-Je traInl.ng flIghts were armed or unarmed and lf they MeetIng ;.;hich begIns Monday. natIonal economic reform. were firIng weapons or dropplng bombs, hp saId "there are dIf Also settIng up the two-day af- Mills, an Arkansas Democrat, ferent tvpes. Those WhlCh are combat traInlnp are armed and they faIr IS Safe Return, a New York- also proposed an immedIate tem- expend ordance on the ranges." based COUw'lttee workIng for unl- porary suspensIon of U.S. taxes "There W1J1 be no more tacau Air Force Discharged versa1 awnesty and Up from EXIle, on Interest and diVIdend pay- used, but If the CommunIsts con- the AmerIcan reslsters' group ln ments earned by foreigners on tInue to use artIllery af!alnst Two Pilots Who R fus d Sweden. lnvestments in thlS country. our troops v:e WIll a?aln use To Fly Bombing ~issions George Carrano, who fled to Sweden To further help rapIdly sta- tacalr. We resrect the JMC ap- ln 1968 when he receIved a draft billze the InternatIonal econo- peal." wASHINGTO" (UPI) - The Au lnductlon notlce, sald, "there mlC scene, the admlnlstratlon The Saigon co~manG threatened Force todav sald It has dlS are 500 Amerlcan eXlles In Swe- should make avaIlable a new and to stop rele2Slnp CommunIst prI c>,arged two pI] ots who refused den and 90 per cent of them wIll "attractlvely structured" sav- soners unless more of Its own to fly bomblng mISSIons over return horne If they get the Ings bond to the millIons of men are released. North VIetnam last December. chance." AmerIcans who are due lncome As of 4 p.M. today a total of Bot~ :ultlally faced court mar Scheduled for arrlval Sunday tax refunds. 4,514 Communist and 711 SaIgon tIal charges for dlsobevlng a rnornlng were some 15 represen- "Confl~ence ln the American prIsoners had been released. direct order. tatives of U.S. anti-war, church dollar needs to be re3tored B52 pIlot Capt. MIchael J. and C1Vll llbertles' organIzatIons quickly lf new attacks on the POW Investigated Heck, 30, of Chula VIsta, CalIf, who wlll partlclpate ln the con- dollar are to be avolded, and a veter an of 175 mISSIons, ference. if Amerlcans and our frIends for .eing AWOL dlscLarged under "other than Carrano sald '~e will be abroad are to be convInced that SAN FRANCISCO, Callf. (UPI) honorable condItIons" at Barks speaklng for one mlll10n re- another dollar devaluatl0n is The Defense Departrrent announced dale AIr Force Base, LOUISlana SIsters who have been penallzed not inevltable," ~llis sald ln today Spec. 4 RIchard H. SprIng Thursday. ln some way." a statement outllnlng hlS re- man, an ex-POW reunIted wlth hIS Dwight J. Evans, a F4 phanton PreSIdent Nlxon has stl1l commendatIons. family here, IS under investI Jet pIlot, also was dlscharged rnalntalned a strong antl-amnesty gation for being absent WIthout Thursday He refused to say posltlon. leave at the time of hIS cap what type of dIscharge he ture. receIved. POW Wives Relate Husba.n"s feelings Sprin~an, 23, frOM Cotton Had the men been court mar wood, Arizona, was In Vietnam tlaled for refUSIng to take PORTSMOUTH, VirgInIa (UPI) - The sweeplng change l.n American WIth the FIfth Infantry D1VI part In the maSSIve raids agaIn SOCIety durIng the past few years has been one of the blggest sian. He was last seen on ¥4Y st HanOI and Halphon?, they could shocks to freed prIsoner of war James A. ~ulilgan, his wlfe sald 25, 1970 In the vicinity of have heen sentenced to as much today. Katum, Cambodla. In 1972 It as two years in prIson. Mrs. LOUIse Mulligan was one of three wives of ex-POWs who re was determIned he was cap~ured. Formal charges were preferred turned to Portsmouth Naval Hospital Thursday and met with newsmen When the young soldler ar agalnst Heck Jan. 3 and a pre today. The others were Mrs. Janie Denton, wife of Navy Capt. rIved at Travis today he saluted trIal InvestIgatIon was con JeremIah A. Denton- and Mrs. Phyllis Galanti, wlfe of Navy Lt. the generals, chatted with one ducted. Heck meanwhile' applIed Cmdr. Paul E. GaLantI. of them for a minute, saluted for a dIscharge under honorable "The bIggest shock has been that society as a whole has changed the honor guard, then deVIated conditIons and was refused. and the mood of the country," said Mrs. Mul11gan, whose husband IS from the normal routIne and His second request for a dIS a Navy capta1n. walked right up to the crowd charge under less than honor She saId her husband, a CatholIC, has particularly remarked about 1nstead of going to the lounge. able condItions was accepted. the dramatIC changes In the church. As people crowded around hIm "He's Just amazed that so many changes dld happen" said Mrs. to talk, an AIr Force It. col. 1ool111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111111111I: Mulligan. "You have to understand, it's lIke beglnning to live grabbed Sprlngman's arm and .§ Daily Wafer Reporf -§ aga1n." pulled h1m away. E- Present Water Condltlon Code: -: Mrs. Denton said her husband was disturbed by the drug problems Springman was then whisked .: Yellow =- :-111..111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~ that have developed 1n America. away in an Army car to Letter : Water In Tanks 2-16-73 § : Island Weather : Mrs. Galanti said "the over man General HospItal where he : 7,678,000 gal.: . -. whelmlng thing for Paul is the was reunited w1th his mother : Water Produced 433,000 gal.: : Partly cloudy skIes with :\ fact of beIng free." and father, a sister and two : Water Consumed 469,000 gal.: Ea chance of showers tonight : All three women said they brothers. : Net 2-17-73 7,642,000 gal.e :and tomorrow morning. ~ detected little change in their Smillng, but looking tired :: Daily Loss 36,000 gal.i : Winds will be northeasterly -, husband& as a result of the six and slightly nervous, he step : CondItIon "Orange" (restrIcted Sat 12 to 18 MPH. to seven years imprisonment. ped from the car at Letterman : use) goes Into effect when net : Tonight's expected low--77° All the wives declined to and saluted Br1g. Gen. Robert : reaches 7,000,000 gallons. • : Tomorrows expected high--8~O discuss their husbands' cap Green, the hospital's comman : . : Total monthly rainfal1--0.31 in.5 tivity, saying they had no in der. CONSERVE WATER! e ~ ! 11111111111111111111;'1111111111111111111111111111'; formation on it. e1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 J: Saturday. February 17. 1973 HOURGLASS Page 2 around the WORLD .======~====~
Daughter of Canadian Banl Official Kidnaped in the Bahamas FREEPORT, Grand Bahama Island (UPI)--The Bahamian government flew ln police reinforcements yesterday and sealed off thlS resort island in a search for the 4-year-old daughter of a Canadian bank manager and the two armed men who kldnaped her. Deputy Police CommiSSloner Gerald Bartlett said Andrea Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer, was abducted from her home in her pajamas by the men about lam Friday. All air and sea departures from the island were forbldden by the government whlle police searched the lsland. Bartlett would not conflrm a report that the kidnapers had sought $250.000 ransom in a phone call to the Spencer famlly at midday Frlday, but he told UPI lt would "not be unreasonable" to speculate on that amount. The glrl's father lS manager of the Royal Bank of Canada branch ln Freeport, the main town on the northernmost lsland ln the Bahama chaln. Grand Bahama, less than 100 miles east of Palm Beach, lS largely scrub brush and wllds, except for Freeport and West End, the two towns where most of the island's population of about 10,000 is concentrated. Nilon Administration Accused of Trying to Undermine Freedom of Speech, Pre~s CHICAGO (UPI)--Neal Sheehan, the New York Times reporter who flrst made public the Pentagon Papers. Frlday nlght sald the press should have a "deeply adversary relatlonshlp wlth the government and other major lnstltutlons." This aggresslveness is needed, Sheehan told a '~ass Medla '73" lecture serles, because of the unprecedented central control that the federal government exercises. Sheehan sald that to remedy the liis of American journalism, both prlnted and broadcast, reporters must questlon the fundamentals of government p011Cy. "If the press lS to inform, lt must begln searchlng out the storles and lnformation that the government doesn't want us to have," he said. "Too often ln the past," Sheehan said, "journalists have taken the offlclal version to be Objectlve truth and have 19nored or not glven credence to dissenting vlews." Such was the case in Vletnam, he said--even in the final days of the Paris negotlatlons. Sheehan accused the Nlxon admlnistratlon of mountlng "the most sustalned campalgn ln the last 5C years to undermlne freedom of speech and freedom of the press." The ''Mass Medla '73" lecture series lS sponsored by the Unlverslty of Chlcago. 'Two-Fisted Good Guy' Tim Holt to be Buried Monday in Ol'ahoma HARRAH, Oklahoma (UPI)--Tim Holt, white-hatted cowboy who rode through more than 100 western fllms, wlll be burled Monday ln thlS small Oklahoma community he chose over Hollywood. Holt, 54, the Hollywood born son of silent fllm star Jack Holt, dled Thursday of bone cancer. Holt never liked the glitter of Hollywood. He found the current trend toward adult mOVles repugnant, and longed for the return of the knight of the purple sage. "Hhen you get the sex and vlolence and thlngs llke that, lt'S so far outdone that it just becomes absurd," he sald ln a recent lnterview. "I thlnk just llke any other pendulum, it's gOlng to sWlng the other way." H1S favorlte role was that of an itinerant Amerlcan huntlng gold ln "Treasure of Slerra Madre," set ln MeX1CO \Vlth Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston. Others were "Stagecoach" wlth John Wayne and "My Darllng Clementine" wlth Henry Fonda. To the youngsters of the 1930's and 40's, however, he was best remembered as the two-flsted good guy ln scores of Saturday western thrlilers. American TV Personalities Clash With Australians During Awards Ceremonies MELBOURNE (UPI)--Amerlcan actor Glenn Ford clashed wlth Australla's mlnlster for the medla, Sen. Doug McClelland, at the annual Australlan televlSlon Logle Awards Frlday nlght. When McClelland went to take his seat at the table at WhlCh Ford was Slttlng, he offered to shake Ford's hand. Ford refused, saylng, "I don't like whii't your government lS saYlng about my government and the way your government lS trylng to put U.S. actors out of work." McClelland retorted, "We don't llke some of the things your country's film lndustry has been dOlng to thlS country." Other people at the same table said the two dld not speak to each other during the 90-mlnute presentatlon of the 1972 awards. Ford also refused to Slt next to Gall Flsher, who plays Mlke Connor's secretary ln the ''Mannix'' TV serles, at the guest of honor table. Miss Flsher later sald, "I was S(J upset. I couldn't belleve lt was happenlng." Another U.S. TV star of the popular ''Mod Squad" serles, Mlchael Cole, had his problems too. Cole used a four-letter word before the audlence after Belngagie presentatlons were beamed llve throughout Australla. He later apologlsed. From a table close to tne stage Cole took more than 30 seconds to reach the mlcrophone. On stage, he stood motionless for a moment and then began to speak unlntelllglbly. He was escorted off stage by Ford, who then thanked the sponsors on behalf of Cole. Later Cole sald he was "l.ndlSpOsed" and meant no offence to the Australian publlc, "whom I love." II II •• II II II II II II II II II II 'e---- Second Annual Variety Show Opens to 'Standing Room Only' Crowd The second annual Variety Show oper c. Last nlght at the multl-purpose room of the hlgh school to a "standlng room only" audience. An outstandlng performance 01 talent was provided by the members of the Jr. Sr. Hlgh School band and chorus. The emcee team of Lauren Buck and A:an Mulder provlded great entertainment, whlle stage crews dld an efflclent job of changing props. All ln all, there were 25 SkltS. The end of the show conslsted of a salute to Gershwln and an Amerlcan medley. A salute sHould go to Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lewls, and all members of the Jr. Sr. Hlgh School band 5.21 chorus for a j~b well done. For only one dollar you wlll recelve many tlmes that ln entertaInment. Tlckets are avallable at the door, so see you there, tonlght, 7:30pm, multl-purpose room. AFRS WEEK·END PANEL SHOWS Meet the Press Sun. 2:35 Sen. J. Wm. Fullbright Issues & Answers Sun. 3:35 Pres. Thieu of So. V.N. face 'he Nat;on Sun. 5:35 Treasury Sec. Schultz rday, February 17, 1973 HOURGLASS Page 3 *** Next Weel's )llIvies *** MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
WRECKING CREW SANDPIT PENDULUM BOX CAR THEY ONLY KILL YOU'LL LIKE UGLY PG GENERALS PG BERTHA THEIR MASTERS MY MOTHER DACHSHUND RICHARDSO~ 7:30 PG 7:30 R PG PG G 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30
YOU'LL LIKE BOX CAR SANDPIT THEY ONLY KILL UGLY WRECKING CREW PENDULUM MY MOTHER BERTHA GENERALS THEIR MASTERS DACHSHUND PG PG OCEAN VIEW PG R PG PG G 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30 7:30--12:30
SANDPIT THEY ONLY KILL UGLY WRECKING CREW YOU'LL LIKE PENDULUM BOX CAR GENERALS THEIR MASTERS DACHSHUND PG MY MOTHER PG BERTHA YOKWE YUK PG PG G 7:00--9:00 PG 7:00--9:00 R 7:00--9:00 7:00--9:00 7:00--9:00 7:00--9:00 7:00--9:00
" BOX CAR BERTHA PENDULUM THEY ONLY KILL SANDPIT UGLY WRECKING CREW YOU'LL LIKE (R) 8:30 PG THEIR MASTERS GENERALS DACHSHUND PG MY MOTHER IVEY HALL HORSE IN THE 6:30--8:00 PG PG G 6:30--8:30 PG GREY FLANNEL 6:30--8:30 6:30--8:30 6:30--8:30 6:30--8:30 SUIT 6:30
UGLY WRECKING CREW YOU'LL LIKE PENDULUM BOX CAR SANDPIT THEY ONLY KILLj DACHSHUND PG MY MOTHER 'PG BERTHA GENERALS [THEIR MASTERS I TRADEWINDS PG PG I G 7:30 PG 7:30 R : 7:30 7:30 7:30 , 7:30 7:30 I - - I PIC OF THE WEEK BOX CAR BERTHA THE UGLY DACHSHUND Barbara Hershey David Carradine Dean Jones ...Suzanne Pleshette Drama Color Comedy Color Rd 72 ..Rt 92 r.d 66 ..Rt 93 A blood-smeared, earthy crime melodrama of the depression A Walt D1sney comedy that features Dean Jones and Suz- th1rt1es. It is dist1ngu1shed by the sensual and down-to anne Pleshette taking a back seat to a clumsy, playful earth performances of Barbara Hershey and David Carradine great dane who is ra1sed with three dachshunds and bel1eves (husband and w1fe 1n real life) as lovers-turned-train-and he is one of them. Great moments of m1rth with the fun bank-robbers. There are a number of nude scenes w1th the niest involving the wrecklng of a garden party catered by two lovers as revealed by Playboy magazine a few months ago. the worrisome Japanese who think the great dane is "a rion. This consistently well-acted film is a sort of poor man's PENDULUM "Bonn1e & Clyde" and is notable also for the fine supporting George Peppard ...Jean Seberg performances of Barry Primus, as a can artist, and ex-football Drama Color star Bern1e Casey. Carrad1ne's father, John Carradine, has Rd 68 ..Rt 90 a strong but br1ef role. A good mystery drama wlth George Peppard as a framed THEY ONLY KILL THEIR MASTERS police officer. After being 3uspended from the force, he James Garner ...Katherine Ross sets out to prove his lnnocence. Good cast appears: Jean Suspense Drama Color W-S Seberg and Richard Kiley. Rd 72 ..Rt 97 James Garner fans w1Il like this one. It has the mystery HORSE IN THE GREY FLANNEL SUIT: Another Dean Jones-Walt melodram~ spllced w1th the famous Garner humor throughout. Disney famlly corredy will be the weekend matlnee at lpm at The mOVle opens with the body of a woman washed ashore near the Ivey Hall. It also wll1 play prl0r to BOX Cf~~ BERTHA a small Cal1fornia beach town. Chief of Police Garner's at the Ivey Monday nlght at 6:30. only suspect, at flrst, is one doberman pinscher. Katharine Ross provides the love interest for Garner. Big cast DOUBLE FEATURE AT THE RICHARDSON: BUCK AND THE PREACHER includes June Allyson, Harry Guard1na, Ann Rutherford, Hal A western drama starring Sidney POltier and Harry Belefonte Holbrook and Tom Ewell. It is a good off-beat story of a black wagon master leading YOU'LL LIKE MY MOTHER ex-slaves to the West ...Color ... (PG). Patty Duke ...Rosemary Murphy Suspense Drama Color Rd 72 ..R:: 92 A g00d mystery fllm wlth good acting and staging. Patty Duke stars as a young pregnant wldow of a Vietnam soJd1er who travels from Callfornia to Minnesota in the dead of win ter to meet her dead husbandrs family. The mother is lmmed- I lately unsympathetic and wants her out of the house rlght away. A neat thriller complete with a psychopathic killer and a snow st0rm. Shot entlrely on locatlon 1n Duluth, Mlnnesota. THE SANDPIT GENERALS Kent Lane ... l1sha ~terling Drama Color W-S Rd 72 .. Rt 95 A Brazllian made picture released through American Internatlonal. The Sandpit Generals are a gang of homeless youngsters banded together in a do or die relatlonshlp to f1ght for survlval. The biggest and strongest is the leader and they steal from wealthy homes for food and loot. Fllmed in and around Rio and Ipanema. The dubbing is good and the music soundtrack is excellent. THE WRECKING CREW Dean Martin...Elke Sommer Spoff Color Rd 69 ..Rt 104 A Matt Helm picture with Dean Martin surrounded with a bevy of international beauties, all out to get him. The "slay girls" this tlme are Elke Sommer, the late Sharon Tate, Nancy Kwan and Tlna Loi . Page 4 HOURGLASS Saturday. February 17, 1973 Religious Services Pet Sterilization Clinic LATTER DAY SAINTS Services are held in the George Dr. N. E. Palumbo, veterinary Seitz School Room #19. Priest surgeon from Unlversity of Hawaii, hood meeting is at 8:30am, Sunda1 wlll be on Kwajalein February 23 School at 9:45am and sacrament 26 to conduct a pet sterilizatl0n Daughters Entertain Dads serVlce at 10:45am. Everyone is c1inlc. All unspayed female pets welcome. at least 90 days old must be ster illzed durlng this perl0d, unless CHURCH OF CHRIST the veterinarian recommends post Servlces are held each Sunday ponement because of the pet's tem ln Rooms #20, 21 and 22 of George porary physlcal conditl0n. Such Seltz School. Worshlp servlce lS recommendatlon wlll be glven ln at 9am and Blble study at lOam. wrlting by the veterinarlan to Wednesday evenlng service lS at both Global Assoclates and the 7pm. Vlsltors are welcome. For owner. An antlbl0tlc injectlon further lnformation call 82842 will be glven to each surglcal (Folette), 83474 (Bruce). case and anlmals found to be preg nant durlng spaylng operatlons CATHOLIC wlll be aborted. Neuterlng of Mass for Sunday is offered male pets lS also avallable durlng Saturday afternoon at 5:15, Sun thlS cllnc. Physlcal exarnlnatlons, day at 7 and 9:15am ln the Island treatment or surglcal correctlon Memorlal Chapel and at 11:20 on of other problems wlll be con ROl-Ramur. Partlcipation in the ducted lf tlme perTIllts. ReSl Saturday afternoon mass £ulfliis dents who have reglstered thelr the Sunday obllgatlon. pets for sterlllzatlon wlll be Nursery facilltles are avall contacted wlthin the next few able at the Island Day Nursery days by the Sanltatlon Offlcer to on Sunday durlng the 9:15 mass. arrange schedullng of the sur The Island Nursery will be lo gery. Those who have not regls cated at the old locatlon (BUlld tered unspayed female pets or lng 111860). who deslre appolntments for phy Daily mass is at 4:45pm ln the slcal examlnatlon or othpr treat Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Monday ment are urged to call 82163 as through Friday. soon as posslble. Charges for Confesslons are heard 15 mln veterinary serVlces follow: utes before weekday masses and Sterilizatl0n (lncluding antl Saturday, from 4:30 to 5:00 and bl0tlC injectlon) 7:35 to 7·55pm. Female cat $26.50 CCD Classes meet September Male cat $21.50 thru Mayas follows: 3 and 4 Female dog $31.50 year-olds, Ivey School, Sunday Male dog $26.50 9:05am, Rrn #102; 5-year-olds, Abortlon while spaying $ 5.00 Ivey School, Sunday, 9:05am. Other mlnor treatments: up to . ..•. $ 6.50 KMR Regulation No. 190-14 PROTESTANT "Anlmal Control" prescribes man Sunday Mornlng Worshlp SerVlces datory sterlllzatlon of all fe wlll be held at 8:00 and 11:00am male pets at the owner's expense. at the Island Memorlal Chapel. Charges for thlS serVlce are Rev. Elden M. Buck wlll preach well below the average Honolulu the sermon entltled "In Touch prlces. Owners not desiring to Wlth the Truth." lncur this expense wlll dellver Special mUS1C at the 8:00 ser thelr pets to the Central Pollce Vlce wlll be provided by the Statl0n durlng normal worklng Crusader Cholr and by the Chapel hours for humane dlsposal. Cholr at the 11:00 hour. NOTE: After February 23, call A Daddy-Daughter Dellght nlght was held by Mrs. Clccla's and Mrs. Nursery facliltles are avall 82825 for further lnformatl0n. Corey's Challenge group on February 3, 1973 at the dependent's pool. able at the Island Day Nursery ThlS nlght constltuted one of the preps for the Challenge group. durlng Sunday School and the The ralns carne on schedule just as the decoratlons were completed 11:00am worship servlce. The The donor of used ltems to Mlcro and the cookout started. Undaunted, daddles and daughters wdlted Nursery lS open from 9:15am to neSlans must also provlde the re lt out and had a pleasant supper followed by entertalnrnent. l2:20pm. ciplent with a Glft Pass to enable Dads had been greeted at the gate wlth a klSS and a lel from each Sunday School classes for all removal of the ltems from KwaJa daughter. Later entertalnrnent was a hula lesson glven to dads by ages are held at the George Seltz leln. The passes are avallable daughters. School at 9:30am. Adults are at CPS. Food stuff and alcohollC Speclal thanks go to volunteer Ilfeguards - Mrs. J. Ingwerson and present to assist newcomers in beverages may not be lncluded as Mrs. W. Zessoules. Invlted guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bloedel. Mrs. flndlng thelr classrooms. gifts. Bloedel lS the Cadette Troop #5 leader. The Sunday Evenlng Worship Ser Vlce on ROl-Namur wlll be held Change in School Calendar at 7:00pm ln the Communlty Build Notice to R sidents At the regular school board meetlng, Tuesday, January 23rd, on lng and wlll be led by Rev. Buck. recomrnendatlon of the Superintendent of School~ Dr. Murrell M. Of Family Quart rs ~11ller, the Board of Educatlon approved the followlng change ln the EPISCOPAL KMR Regulations 415-1 and 415-2 1973 calendar of the KwaJaleln Evenlng Prayer lS scheduled and Global Associates Procedure for Sunday, February 18 at 6:00 School System: YOKWE YUK CLUB 1170, "Addltions to Famlly Quar pm ln the Catholic Chapel. It SCHOOLS CLOSED FEBRUARY 19 and 20 INTERNATIONAL NIGHT ters," prohiblt the lnstallatl0n will be the 7th Sunday after School wlll not be ln seSSlon SATURDAY - FEB. 24th - 8 30pm of alr conditioners or maJor elec 1230 to 1630 hours }londay, Feb. Epiphany. Doug Holbert will con tr~cal appliances ln quarters or 19th and all day Tuesday, Feb. 20, MENU duct the serVlce. Anybody wish quarters additions wlthout prior 1973. lng to attend is welcome. approval and a buildlng permlt The school staff will attend an from the Building Official. Due M~nestrone Soup w/Croutons in-servlce tralnlng workshop on to electrical load limitatlons, methods and technlques of lnstruc Spaghetti ard Meatballs KMR Regulatl0n, GA Procedure and approval and bUllding permits for tlon. This workshop lS an annual Baked Lasagna Trust Terrltory law all prohibit these installations are not being program and lS sponsored thlS year the blocklng of roadways, drives, lssued. Residents are advised to by the Callfornla State Univer Tossed Green Salad fire-lanes or alleys, whether by make no purchases of air condi Slty, Fullerton. A three member w/Wine Vwegar and Oi l Dressing vehlcle parklng or otherwise, so tioners or major electrlcal appli team wlll present study sessions as to prevent emergency vehicles ances until after receiving offi for the entlre staff. or equipment from performing of cial written authorization. Melba Toast J Parmesan Butter Garl~c Toas~ed ficial functl0ns. This is of BreadJ utmost importance as even a School Board Meeting EtfOli BEACH PAVILION may be Fresh Fruit w/Assorted Cheese sllght delay ln reaching a re reserved by calling Special The regular monthly meetlng of ported fire is critical to life Services, 83331. the Kwajalein School Board will be Sponge Cake w/Apncot Sauce and safety. held at 1900 hours, 19 February 1973 ln the Junior-Senior High Beverage Do you know the regulatl0ns which pertaln to reefing, to the removal School, Room 103. School Board of goods from Kwajaleln, inviting guests from Ebeye? Do you know meetings are open meetlngs and any For Your Listening and the Trust Territory laws which affect the operation of motor vehi parent who wlshes to address the Danc~ng Pleasure cles and bicycles and other aspects of our lives on Kwaja1eln? If Board is requested to contact F.D. "SHERMIE & THE MUSIC MASTERS" you have any questions on these or similar matters drop in at the Folette, phone 83371, so that the Pollce Station to review the pertinent "paper work." subject may be placed on the Tickets $4.50 agenda. CONSERVE WATER Saturday, February 17, 1973 HOUPGLASS Pape ~
Dear Ann Landers: r(t~r;7 Our daughter and her husband moved into a small apartment that looks and smells llke a Contract: Ann Landers zoo. Sridg : Becker\(~ Dear Ann Landers: They have five tropical fish tanks in the B.Jay The letter siened, '~elling It Like It Is living room, a cage full of African desert W1sh You'd Do The Same" spurred me into ac rats and two huntinll dogs that have the run Soliloquy t10n. I've been wanting to write to you for of the place. I'm afraid this 1S only the South dealer a long time. only eight tncks and no chance beginning because they just can't resist Both Sides vulnerable for a nmth Down one Agam Your approach to helping the alcoholic is stray an1mals. Soon they will have the place NORTH Why does thIS always happen to a good one, Ann. Don't let anyone talk you full of cats and skunks and whatever else .75 me? out of 1t. Your readers should be told that they decide "needs a home." .8632 It's all Bill's fault, anyhow I having "love and compassion" does not mean "Well," you might say, "that's THEIR prob •A Q 10875 told hun to pick the other seats creating a dependency which is undoubtedly He knew the cards were runnmg lem." True, but it has also become my prob "'K East-West all day BeSides, why what happened in the case of the woman who lem because our daughter keeps inviting her WEST EAST didn't he take It out of notrump? suffered the consequences of her husband's dad and me to d1nner and I can't stand going • Q 10 9 3 • K 2 Five diamonds IS a breeze dr1nking for 38 long years. into the place, let alone eating a meal there •Q 107 •J 5 4 Maybe I shouldn't have run Unfortunately there are millions of women •J 943 the diamonds right away What It is filthy and stinks to high heaven. I '"•Q 6 J 1062 '" 9 8 7 4 llke her. They help push the alcoholic into was the rush? If I had SIX wouldn't be able to swallow a bite. Worse SOUTH diamond tricks, they'd run Just an early grave because they "love" him too yet, I do not trust myself to keep my big .AJ864 as well later on much to do the most loving thing, which may mouth shut. • AK9 I Imow what I should have be to "throw the bum out." I'm running out of excuses. Hurry your • K 2 done I should have tested the Too many wives continue to "rescue" an al" advice. "'A 5 3 hearts fll'st Maybe they were 3 coholic husband because of a selfish martyr 3 Then I wouldn't have to worry --- Utah Dill Emma The blddmg about a diamond spIlt I might dom of the1r own choosing. Keep telling it South West North East even make the hand With a 4-2 like it 1S, Ann. Dear Dilly' 1. Pass 2. Pass break The doubleton could be --- S. Ed Hale You don't need a:n. excuse. All you need ia 3 NT the Q-J, Q-I0 or J-I0 I'd lead the A-K-9 and let them worry about the gwnption to state the facts. Tel"l your Openmg lead - queen of clubs the diamonds The eight of De ar S. b 01; • daughter the anima! odors in her apartment It was the last rubber of the hearts would be tnck number Tha:n.b for those kind words. I received k~ll your appetite. Make it clear that you day It was a perfectly sunple nme ~uch harsh ~rit~cism for my hard-line stand~ are not being critical~ that it's her home hand to play Now he'd be able I should have thought of all but I am not backing down. and she ca:n. keep pigs in the kitchen if she to catch the 6 15 He'd been thiS before and maybe made the >I >I * wants to~ but until they get a larger place~ runmng m bad luck ever smce hand It couldn't cost me he sat down Wmnmg thIS anythmg to try It It would gIVe you'd appreciate it 1:f they'd come to your rubber would save somethmg me two chances InStead of one Dear Ann Landers: house. from the wreckage Thmgs If the hearts didn't break right, Th1S letter is be1nr written in the dead >I >I >I couldn't always go wrong He I'd still have a shot at the of w1nter. We live 1n Connecticut and it's was Just m a bad streak diamonds I was wrong to try plenty cold up here. l1y wife insists on Dear Ann Landers: So he won the club m dwnmy, the diamonds fll'st Now It'S too sendine our two daughters, eight and ten Rumors and propaganda asioe, do you know led a diamond to the kmg and late to try the hearts No entry years of age, to school bare-legged with only another one back to the queen, OK, fellas, down one of any scient1f1c evidence that cigaret smok West showmg out Now he had (P S He caught the 7 15) sandals on their feet. She 1nsists that bare inr during pregnancy can be damaging to an legs and feet build up an 1mmunity to colds unborn ch1ld? A great load of anti-tobacco and other slcknesses. balderdash has been unleashed of late and }~ w1fe was ra1sed in a foster home and we'd like to know what's what. Please? had to .,alk to school in hand-me-down shoes Open Mind In Montana tha t \, ere either too small or too large. ShE' often took her shoes off and went barefooted, DeW' Open e'Jen 111 very cold weather. The \'oman inS1sts is~ sol~d scient~fic There indeedJ some t~llS accounts for her good health and tLe ev~dence to support the charge that cigW'et fact t~at 5~e never gets colds. She wants tc smoking can produce haT'l'1l to an unborn chi ld. ralse our daughters the same way. PrOj~eS30r Dr. Nevil ButlerJ of Child Health TIle glrls mus t have lnher1ted thelr moth at the University of Bristol in England~ did er's rugged const1tutlon because they don't a l4-year study wh~ch involved l7~400 b~rths. get colds elther, but please, Ann, tell her He sa~d cigaret smoking was one of the princ 6 3 4 3 8 7 2 3 6 4 8 5 2 there 15 no truth 1n her theory. ~pal causes of problems in the develop~ng fe Y S W PA H A R 0 I W G L J.W. Of Un10n, Conn. tus. 7 6 8 2 4 3 6 7 5 8 6 2 3 The British study revealed a 30 per cent 0 U E 0 T I R M 0 L S V N Dca:P J. W. tncrease in deaths of newborn infants~ a 4 5 3 7 2 8 4 6 3 2 7 8 5 It's ci:".fOfic"lt to tell a person there is markedly lower birth we~ght~ and a doubled A 0 G EE C NU I C B 0 D "0 truth Ln a theory when it seems to work. risk of congenital heW't defects among babies 3 2 8 4 3 5 8 7 5 8 4 6 7 Accord~ng mec~cal N H M D Y H E L A M F N E to my consultants J how whose mothers smoked dur~ng pregnancy. go~ng 8 7 6 2 7 8 3 5 4 3 5 4 6 everJ bare-legged Ln the winter does ;)O~ if you 're pregnant~ girl8~ do your baby E S G E S S 0 RR U V I L not build up a:n. immunity to anything. Your a favor. Don't smoke. 3 inher~ted 7 2 4 3 8 4 7 5 6 5 8 5 theory that the girls their moth >I >I * I C E R S NN E 0 S A L T constLtut~on er's rugged is a likely one- Conf~dent1al 2 3 8 7 4 3 6 5 3 7 6 8 4 plus the fact that she has them psyched out. to W1lling To Be Set Stright It 1S not true that 1n countries where wine K I GG D F W S E S S E S I fLrmly bel~eve that a positive attitude to 1S served at the dinner table there is very Here is a pleasant lIttle game that Will give you a message every ward good health can go a long way toward little alcohol1sm. In France alcohol1sm is day It IS a numerIcal puzzle deSigned to spell out your fortune. kcepLng people well Dad Count the letters In your first name If the number of letters IS 8 J the No.1 health problem. More than 22,000 or more, subtract 4 If the number IS less than 6, add 3 The re- * * * Frenchmen die annually of cirrhosis. Th1S sult IS your key number Start at the upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone of your key numbers, left to SATURDAY'S MJVIES is ten times the death rate in the U.S. right Then read the message the letters under the checked * * * figures gl ve you 2 - f 7 - DUFFY GP 7:30 James Coburn, James Mason S RADIO SCHEDULE Crlme-Comedy ...Color MONDAY THRU FRIDAY A.M.
WHO? NO, "THE O/"lNER I.{E~, WE WERE WONDERIN6!JHAT p WAS CANCELED WELL, HAD HAPPENED 10 4'OU .. I'M Crossword By EUgcfU Sheffer IT'5 A LONG SrOR'i GORRtI LfOU eOT LOGT ALL MA~'Be e RIGf.lT... NEl I 2 3 4 , 'C" ~ b 7 t~B 9 Ie II -- ~ 13 B Il I ~~'4 -0- e--I---'--- }~ ---f---- IS- 17 C '~ :6 ~~~' 19 20"" ~."., ~ ~~z: L( L\ '~ 25 2b n 2,5 --w2') ~O ; : 32 s <~~ I -- t 33 1"-- )'1 ~~ ') f---- ~- e --,Ec , O'J v -- -- e ~ f~:;~ ,9 4~ 41 <11 1---- c 4~ 44 45 ~6 4 I 48 49 a 1---- ~- --- 50 f~- "~ n ~- )\ S t) y 54 5 " .....-- -- - ;-...-1-- ~- 57 ~ ~-I-55 50 ..... t· o \~ n \ ' i INFECTION STOPPED AT EARLY STAGES, CUTS LOSS OF T1M}" AND LOSS OF WAGfS b e e t \ e 2-1, ~1 MERELY INSiST THAT , ( THEY PRINT WHAT I TELL 'EM! ) d ----// r o p o u t s "I warned you to d,scCJnnect the hOln F-IRST'" 'E''S GOT NO FAIT~ IN HUMAN NATURE - IT'S a 1'00 MUCH \.\KE 'IS OWN ___ --Lo...... n - Ii.' d y c a p p OH. AND DOE" THAT BUILD YOU a UP 50 YOU DON'T r FEEL THE COLD? c ~~- -~------h I I ,I I .. I, I I e ...(t~li ------..,...-...., ...... -"" ' ~_._-----...... "YfEOWWWWWW/ •STILL roo HOT 10 EAT I, Page 8 HOURGLASS Saturday, February 17, 1973 CLASSIFIED Announcements PUBLISHED fly GLOBAL A'ISOUAII:S AT THI: DIR.!:.CT[()N Of THE t0HHANDIN(, OFFrCER KIoJAJALI:.lN MISSIl.1:. RANGf MARSHALL ISLANU::' CONTRA<..t DUPLICATE BRIDGE lS played every Sunday and DAHC-bu- 70- 000 1 The HourGLiBb 16 publ1l>h~d daily, Honday thruu~h Saturday H.. t~rj .. l For Sal wrl[ln~ Wednesday evenlngs, beginnlng at 7:00pm in for publlcatlo(l on the Around Town page lIIlJllt be f1Ubllllr[t:-d In CLO~HES to the lIourGlass 72 hour!l prior tu desired publlcatlun date Material BOY'S - Sport Jackets, shorts, the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk Club. For for the Ad dnd Sports p,,!,:ea must be 8\lblllltted In writing to tht: HuLJf- Glass ofl1ce 24 h0urs before desired publication datell Telephone lerseys, shlrts, all Slze 20. Slacks, lnformatl0n or a partner contact D1Ck Kundert notice!. "md ads \Jill !Lot be accepted All copy and photographs b"colllt: the propo:=-rty of the Huur(;iabs Republicarion of th" material contaln",c plalds and solid colors, Slze 29-30 lnch at 82107 (am) or 83782 (pm or weekends). her~in is not authorized \Jlthout approval of the «HlIII\andlng Officer k\J8Jalein Missile Range walst. All best quality and new or llke [f you have n~t received your copy of the lIourGLttHl by 6 15pID phalli SCUBA CLUB DIVE for thlS Sunday wlll be Enl tall 83539 bet.... een 6 IS and 6 45pll'l and a UJp, \Jll j boe del IVt'red to yCJU new. 84569. EOITO~ Larry FInton C~R('..rL....TION M.ASlAGr.R l)a["l,)'\I'."rs wetak Coral Heads. The boat wlll leave the OFFICE. STAFF Jeanneanl." Sutton Pat Tippit Ddn \.Iel"l"i:"f Diane Lull Glen Hiro;:t TC-127 CASSETTE TAPE DECK $70.00. Dual 1215 dock at 0830 and return at 1630. Dlvemasters REPRODUCTION STAFF Miirr,k 1 dlll110 AJ~on Peter turntable w/o dust cover, wlth cartridge and' wl1l be Dave Balser and Jlm Arnold. Flotatlor. GLOBAL ASSOCIATES base $70.00. TC-125 Cassette tape deck $65. vests are mandatory and wlll be subject to OFFICIAL perl0dlc lnspectl0n as to proper operatlon. Call 82561, ask for R1Ch. DATE OFFICER *PHONE TOASTMISTRESS - Impromptu meeting. Toastmls BAMBOO CURTAINS wlth rods, fltS SlIver Clty 17 February 1973 MAJ KELLEHER 83374 tress tralnlng goes lnto actlon. See how a traller, $15.00; long hall runner, $8.00; 18 February 1973 MAJ LAWN 82261 TM thlnks on her feet. JOln us at 7:30, Mon 19 February 1973 CW4 PAULIN small hall runners $3.00 each. All ln good 82658 day, Feb. 19 for soclal hour and meet~ng. condltl0n. Call 84653. MEDICAL/DENTAL DUTY DOCTORS 82224 Banyan Room, YY Club. ALL VISITORS WELCOME. VARIOUS PRIVLTE PILOT STUDY GUIDES, sample Call Barbara Stevens, 84800. *If the duty offlcer cannot be reached tests, etc. Call 84451 evenlngs, lf In at the number llsted above call Secur EMON LODGE #179 F.&A.M. w~ll hold a stated terested, loo~, make offer, also complete lty, 84445, to obtaln the duty offlcer's meetlng Monday at 7:30pm, 19 February 1973. temporary number. courS25 for loa~srs or sale. All Master Masons are cordlally lnvlted. GO-KART - Margay slde-mounted slngle englne. r The KMR duty offlcer serves as the Ready to race Helmet and Jacket lncluded. MICRONESIAN TOUR: A speclal-rate, group-fare, commandlng offlcer's representatlve Call 84490 after 5pm please. 9 day trlp to Ponape, Truk, Guam, and Salpan, durlng other-than-normal duty hours. wlth an optl0nal 4 day slde-trlp to Palau lS Durlng the hours 1130 to 1230, Mon CURTAGON LENS 28mm F/4 for Kodak Instamatlc belng arranged for the last of March. Anyone days through Frlday, the commandlng $100~ Reflex or Retlna Reflex cameras. L1St deslring further lnformatlon please call Joe offlcer's representatlve may be con sell $45. 1 Sony ECM-19B mlcrophone $15.00. Wlndes, 99595, or Ted Narleskl, 99362. tacted at the telephone number 81419. Phone 83118 or 83590. BARGAIN BAZAAR lS open eve~y Monday from SONY TC-230, bUllt ln amp, stereo, wlth 3:30-5pm. For pLckups on Tuesday afternoon f)Ct.,~ speakers $125.00; Sony Tc-530, 3 speed call Dor~s Self (82676) ~r Nancy Knlatt MAJ. AGC stereo recorder, Mlcrophones, can be used (83787) before noon Tuesudy. as a publlC address system $100.00. 83487. Adjutant THE ~01rAY AFTERNOON DUPLICATE P~D PARTY N0}ELC 2502 C\SSETTE PLAYER. Plays (doesn't record) stack of 5 cassettes and can turn BRIDGE CLUB beglns at 12:30 each week ln the Yokwe Yuk Club. We are sponsored by them over a~d play the other slde too. Great BELP IMPROVE OUR TAXI SERVICE the YYWC aDd the Even~ng Dupllcate group. for dubblng. Only $100. 84645. If you need ass~stance 1n gettlng a part The Taxl SerV1ce operated on KwaJaleln 20" ~-;IRL'S BIKE - $10.00. 1 KwaJ blke - $5. ner please call Barbara Sloane, 83760. by the LOglStlC Support Contracto~ lS Rush sale, leavlng ~10nday. Paperbacks (poc GIRL SCOUT LEADERS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS provlded wlth a maXlmum response tlme of ket books) new thlS year, 4 for $1.00. Call There wl1l be a Nelghborhood meetlng Thurs flve mlnutes from call to plckup 1n cases 84516 or Tr. 816. day, Feb. 22 at Keille Benson's, 2l4-B at 1 of trlps between work locatl0n or between CO:_PLETE SET OF ATTACHHENTS FOR HOOVER Up o'clock. a work 10catl0n and the Marlne or Alr rlght vacuu·' cleaner - :lodel 1340 - new, termlnals. Calls for trlps between all $6.00. ~all :3481 after 1645. ..."""""""""", other pOlnts are supported conSlstent SCUBA WARNING wlth avallabllty of equlpment and oper Help Wanted Personnel wlth Aquarlus Depth Gauges, Model ators. The taxl dlspatcher exerClses No. 7029 - 200 feet are cautl0ned that these hlS best Judgment ln asslgnment of prlor BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES HAS AN OPENI~G gauges may be hazardous to use. The dlal lties to calls for serVIce. In cases of a for an lndlvldual wlth good clerlcal exper lndlcator on some of the gauges stlcks. Per an antlclpated delay beyond approxlmately lence. ~ust be capable of typlng a mlnlmum sons who purchased thlS gauge from Macy's 15 mlnutes, the dlspatcher wlll automati of 45 words per ~lnute. Shorthand deslred may return them for refund. cally advlse the requestor of such delay but not essentlal. For more lnformatlon or at the tlme the request for serVlce lS to arrange for an lntervlew, contact Mrs. recelved. C K. Benson, 81510. ~"""""""""'~KWAJALE1N SCUBA CLUB PHOTC~RAPHY CONTEST - The Taxl SerVlce lS provlded flve days The annual KwaJaleln Scuba Club photography a week from 0630 to 2400 hours dnd fram Nant d contest lS under way agaln Get your plC 0630 to 0100 hours on Frlday and Saturdays. ture into Chuck Adans, Palm 309 or Box 889, In excess of 9,000 calls for serVlce are PORT-A-CRIB and INFANT CARRIER by March or Jlm Sloane Tr. 573 or Box 1478 by Feb. answered every month ThlS means that the 10th. 84628. 19th for Judglng. Prlzes w1ll be glven and dIspatcher wlll answer hlS telephone an entrles shown at the February KwaJaleln CO!J!,:,E ',~ STUJY GUIDES FOR INSTRU ..lENT WRITTEN av~rage of once every three m1nutes durlng Scuba Club meetlng. L.A:l \hll purchas p or)? Car~, 84551 after hlS elght hour tour of duty You can aSlst All entr1es must be accompanled by an en 1800 hlm ln provldlng better serV1ce to yourself try blank. Each entry (whether slLde, and other lsland reSldents by belng as prlnt, or movle) should be marked wlth the brler as posslble~yet glv1ng the followlng Services Offered entrant's name, and category. lnformatl0n: CHILD CARE IN SILVER CITY, - Dally or weekly, All categorles outllned must have at least 1 Your name :!onday thru Frlday 7am-5pm. Large alr con three persons entered ln them or no prizes 2 Plckup pOlnt and destlnatlon dtlloned play room. Please call lIse wlll be awarded for that category. Flrst 3. Number of persons requlr1ng Calladlne 84518 for further detalls lnclud and second prlzes wlll be awarded In each serVlce. lng overnlte and weekend arrangements category. 4 Type of call (Emergencles other You need. not be a member to enter the con than medlcal, Jfflc1al BUSlness ii.III1I1.II.III1I1I1I1 i a : test and there are no llmlts of subject, or Routlne) : PERSONAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE - Each reSl - geography, or technlque. Just enter the Procedures and regulatlons are ln effect - underwater plcture you llke. I1axlmum of - dent should notlfy those persons from - whlch state that calls for taxl serVlce whom he mlght recelve telegrams that the - three plctures per category per person. from chlldren under 12 years of age wlll KwaJaleln telegraph address lS your name - Good shootlng and get them entered early. not be accepted by the taxl dIspatcher. and geographlcal locatlon, not the APO. - Questl0ns: Call Jlm Sloane or Chuck Adams Chlldren under SlX years of age are to Example JOHN DOE, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL - be accompanled by some older responslble - KSC ANNUAL UNDERWATER CONTEST ENTRY BLANK: ISLANDS. Telegrams sent to our APO San - person whlle rldlng on taxlS FranC1SCO 96555 wlll be malled from San - NAME'----:--::- _ Blcycles and lawnmowers wlll not be _ Franclsco and not reflled lnto the mll1 .- HOME PHONE, _ carrled on taxlS except that a blcycle :: tary Clrcult Vla Pearl Harbor. It lS - P.O. BOX'-- _ may be brought to the blcycle repalr shop :: recommended that your organlzatl0n also for repalrs and a new blcycle may be :: be lncluded. ThlS wlll be an add1tl0nal _ Entrles: (Uaxlmum of 3 per category) Put brought from Macy's to the blcycle repalr : ~harge, however, thIS wl11 exped1te de- : number of entrles in box provlded. shop or passenger's resldence. CATEGORIES: :. llvery of subject telegram after l.t 18 : In the lnterest of publlc safety all 1. FISH : receIved at Kwa1aleln. : passengers should remaln seated whlle the 2. DIVER INTEREST : TELEGRAPHIC MONEY ORDER SERVICE lS not e .taxl lS ln motl0n. :: avallable at KwaJ aleln. Money cablegram : 3. MARINE LIFE NO. ENTRIES/CATEGORY TaXl vehlcles are not equlpped and op :: serVlce can be provlded through the ser- : 1. _ erators are not tralned to handle medlcal : VIces of the local branch of Bank of Ha- : 2. _ :emergencles. The KwaJaleln Hospital pro ~: wall. Funds can only be sent to other : 3.-:-__----.,- _ vldes 24 hour Ambulance Servlce and a :: banks. The lndlvldual must go to the re- : staff of tralned medlcal personnel. In TYPE(How many) § spestlve bank, at the dlstant end, to ~ the case of a medlcal emergency. the : clalm the funds. : A. SLIDE ,B. PRINT. -;- hospltal and not the taxl dlspatcher i ; should be called. (COLOR ) Your cooperation ln aSSlstlng the (B&W ) LoglStlC Support Contractor to provlde CONSERVE MOVI ES,__-,-_=---::-:- _ Super 8 Color Rolls _ better taxl serVlce wlll be apperclated. WAT f R Reg Color Rolls, ~