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------,------VOL 9, No 3697 Saturday, January 11, 1969 losba er, Millionaire achtsman, :Today's News CHINA Named as Nixon's Chief of Protocol NEW YORK (UPI)-- Preslaent-elect Richard M N"xon today named ~lnll B Mosbach At a Glance er Jr , a mllllonalre yachtsman who has "salled agdlnst prlnces" and tWlce SklP pered the Unlted States to vlctory In the fabled Amerlca's Cup races, as hlS ChIef of Protocol JORDAN -- Jordan cla~ms Israell jets Wllllam P Rogers, Nlxon's Secretary of State, announced the appolntment and attack clvilian areas sald he hoped Mosbacher stlll would be able to partlclpdte In the next Amerlca's Cup challenge In 1970 He termed the 47-year-old sportsman the "ocltstandlng LOS ANGELES -- Slrhan Jury selectlon may begln Monday
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':,:::o:":::::h I" bA;;i;;g'p;;~'eSt;;t~;;d DENVER -- all and Chemlcal Unlon to Ambassador, wlll succeed Tyler Abel as begln bargalnlng the offlclal WhIte House greeter He lTo Break TaiL Delays PARIS Talks still deadlocked ~~~~sa~~:n~~x~~p!~~a~~~ya~~s~t~~ev~~~c- PARIS (UPI)-- Allled ~gotlators be- Itlng dlgnltarlE:s an work Lc,aay on a new strategy deslgn- NEW YORK -- Wlre Servlce GUlld strlke Nlxon met brlefly wlth Mosbac~er and d to bredA tne deadlock delaYlng the sees no bargalnlng as yet Rogers ln hIS Hotel Plerre Heaaquarters roade1'ed D",r1s talk" on Vlet r,am and also VISIted WIth several deslgnat- Dlplomat1c quarters sald the allles PROTOCOL -- ~lxon appolnts Emll B ed Cablnet members here for a serles ould m,k2 ~ hard new try In future Mosbacher Jr of meetlngs WhlCh 101111 help shape the eet1ngs wlth the 1II0rth VIetnamese to domestIC pol1cles of the Nlxon Admln- flnd a cornp~-otnlse nver the unresolved SA.LGON N1ne-man U S patrol am- Istratlon probluTl 01 the shap,- of the negotlat1ng bushed The Cablnet deslgnees are wlndlng up tabl e and tbe orde.r oi speakers two days of seSSlons WIth a total of Ihere WaS speculatIon that before he HIJACK -- Fourth hlJack of the new 22 task forces WhlCh are report~ng 01 fIles horne ,fan 19, ChIef Amerlcan Ne takes place near Mlaml two-month long studles of broad spec- got later Av~rell Harrlman would meet trum of domestlc problems ranf'lng from )lJ ~ Hanol counterpart, Xuan Thuy, to poverty and educatlon to Inter5 0vern- ward t~lS e~d I Workers Oall Meetin mental relatlons No publlC st8.tel'lPnt Today' s str,-tegv seSS10n was held by Cong Guerrillas Catch IS expected on the results of the meet- HarrIman's Dep-tty, Cyrus R Vance, and Ings Salgon'" Chlef Delegate, Pham Dang Lam Of Bargaining Panel US Infantrymen Napping Rogers conceded that Mosbacher of Jam sald he ana Vance had a useful work- SAIGON (UPI)-- VI' t Cong guerrIllas Suburban Westchester County had no Ing meetlng, deallng wlth new Jdeas on To Discuss Wage Offer caught a nIne-man allIed patrol nap dlplomatlc experlence but saId he had how to overcome the Impasse DENVER (UPI)-- The 011, Chemlcdl and pIng In a hut near Silgon today and "saIled agalnst prlnces" and has many COL Ha Var Lau~ Hanol's Deputy Dele- close assoclatlons In dlplo~atlc Clr- gatlon ChIef, spent today In Stras- Atomlc Workers Internatlonal Unlon kllled SlX Amerlcan lnfantrymcn wlth called a meetlng of 1tS natlonal bar pOlnt-blank bursts oj gunflre, mlll cles bourg, at a peace movement meetlng galnlng commlttee to conslder a wage tary sources sald 'J'he patrol's "The lmpresslons he makes, tho 'Ihe all led WOrkln!! meetlng cOlnclded offer by the Unlon-Pure 011 Co In the Vletnampse scout was also kllled and frlends he makes, are partlcularlJ Im- wlth reports that Cornmunlst Insurgents flrst apparent break In the week-old three Amerlcans wer, wounded port ant In Internatlonal relatlons," In both Laos and Thalland, vlet Narn's Rogers saId nelghbors, were steppIng up thelr ac- strlke of more than 50,000 011 workers In Salgon, U S pall flcatlon experts The news came as flrst reports of fu lssued a new optlmlstlc report today Mosbacher sald 1 t would be a .. few tl Vl ty Allled strateglsts belleve the shortages In Detrolt and Southern Call WhlCh saId three people out of every months" before he could determlne If rebels there would llke to draIn the hlS new Job would prevent hlm from status of the V1et Cong and one day fornla began comlng 1n four ln South Vlet N iIll now 11 ve In A spokesman for the Denver-based unl "relat1vely secure" ,reas It sald partlclpatlng 1n the competltlon to hold talks on the future of all of In- select the defendlng yacht and crew dochlna sald the commlttee tomorrow would con more than 500,000 peasants came under slder the offer WhlCh would affect a South Vletnamese control last month for the next race Cornm~nlst Chlna, sources sald, was 1,000 strlklng employees at the UPlon The paclflcatlon report was Issued ~osba~rer 1'0 marrleu to the former taKlr5 d~ I1'crcaslng II "prpst l' t~p Pure Ref .LnerleS a1. Wl.lmlng-con anu 011'o~ a few hours after Communlst gunners Patrlcla Ryan and the couple has three Parls conference and was belleved to sons whose ages range from 12 - 18 He be sponsorlng the mountlng CommunIst Callfornla shelled 12 cltles and towns ~hroughout "We have a new offer from the Unlon South Vlet Nam Many of the shells graduated from Choate School and Dart- actlvlty It' Laos and ThaIland mouth College a~d served In the Navy Harrlman and Thuy last met In Oct- Pure Co at ItS Callfornla reflnerles hlt flve provlnce capltals and seven WhlCh IS an Improvement over any pre dlstrlct towns, most of them consld durlng World War 11 emerglng wlth the ober when they reached an agreement VIOUS offer b r any company," a mllon ered among "relatlvely secure" areas rank of lleutenant after flve months of tough bargalnlng spokesman sald He decllned to IlSt of the countryslde the provlslons of the offer The serles of Vlet Cong attacks He sald 1f the oifer lS approved by broke out late today Jury Selection May Begin londay the commlttee, members of the locals U S authorltles s Lld Communlst gun Involved would have to ratlfy the de ners shot down an Arrr~ hell copter 60 Despite Focus on Sirhan's Lawyer C1Slon mlles northwest of Salgon, woundlng LOS ANGELES (UPI)-- Jury selectlOn may begln Monday In the tnal of Supan He sald the 011 flrm had other fac two m_~e~n~ __ B Slraan, desplte defense efforts to put off thp t~lal because of embarras Illtles besldes the ones ln Callfornla slng publlClty about the chlef defense lawyer and It was posslble the other plants Attorney Grant Cooper, 65, consulted a colleague about the advisablllty of cnuld also be Inv_o_l_v_e_d____ _ Peruvian Jet Hijacked hlS wlthdrawlng In the case he hoped could CdP a glltterlng career as one of Callfornla's most successful trlal lawyers He was adVIsed to remaln on the Jordan Assails Israel To Cuba From Miami case, but he and fellow defense counsel Russell Parsons and Emll Zola Berman have sought, apparently unsuccessfully, to delay the trlal because of what MIAMI (UPI)-- A Pe!UVlan Jetllner they called "saturatIon" of publlClty about Cooper For Alleged Jet Raids carrYlng 118 persons Includlng 88 --- The trlo spent the weekend preparlng JORDAN (UPI)-- Israell w~rplanes at Argentlne students enroute to the argue that the orlglnal Grand Jury tacked Jordanlan clvlllan areas tWice country under a U S State Department No Talks Scheduled Indlctment charglng the 24-year-old today wlth machlneguns and napalm, af exchange program, waE hlJacked to Cuba ter two gunbattles across the cease tOday whlle on ItS landlng approach "re Servl"ce Strl"ke Jordanlan Imrr.lgrant wlth the slaYlng of In WI Sen Robert F Kennedy be squashed on flre lIne, a Jordanlan mllltary spokes to Mlaml NEW YORK (UPI)-- There was no pro grounds the Grand Jury was not selected man sald It was the fourth plane dlverted to gress today and no bargalnlng talks from a cross-sectlon of the communlty There were no reported casualtles ln Havana durlng the flrst 11 days of the scheduled In the chree-day-old na new year The defense also wlll challenge Call elther rald, the flrst In the Northern tlonwlde strlke by the Wlre Servlce forn1a's entlre JUry selectlon process Jordan Valley and the other near the Pllot George Wagner, Captaln of GUIld agalnst the Assoclated Press Con )PI 's dlfflcultles WIth a Federal Dead Sea The spokesman also reported Peru lan Internatlonal Alrllne Fllght Spokesmen for the GUlld and the AP Grana Jury here stem from hIS defense both sldes exchanged tank, artlllery 60,was Just flve mlnutes out of Mlaml sald both sldes were standlng by for of Maurlce Frledman, one of flve men and machlnegun flre for more than two when he suddenly anncunced he needed calls from federal medlators attempt convlcted of cheatlng card players at hours near the brldge clearance for Havana Ing to end the strlke but the medla the Beverly Hllls Israell spokpsmen dld not conflrm the' "You know the reason why," Wagner tors had not arranged yet to meet Frlars Club out of alr rald reports, although Israell set-I sald wlthout elaboratlon separately wlth the dlsputants an estImated $400, tIers In the Belsan Valley sald they saw, The exchange students, accompanled "As of now I contemplate belng 000 In crooked gln the Jets streak Into Jordan about 10 by three adult leaders, are enrolled I In touch wlth them to determlne If rummy games mlnutes after the flrst reported gun In a program called "Youth for Under there has been some flexlblllty In Late In the trl flre standlng", an organlzatlon WhlCh has thelr pos 1 tlons," sald George Byrnes, Jordan blamed Israel for startIng the headquarters 1n Ann Arbor, MICh It aI, an attorney the medlator "I want to have a reported a trans second land clash but sald Jordanlan lS operated under a contract wlth the productlve meetlng crlpt of testlmony flre damaged three Israell tanks and U S State Department and lnvolves Byrnes sald the sltuat"on was glven by comedlan apparently Infllcted several casualtles about 4,000 Amerlcan, Western Europe, II Just about as 1 t was yesterday," when Phll SlIvers to Four Israell Jets attacked the area Japanese, Phlllpplne and South Amerl he dld meet separate1J wlth the two the Grand Jury ly can stUdents each year around the brldge for 20 mlnutes, the sldes lng on a table Jordanlan spokesman sald Earller he The students study 1n thlS country Desplte the walkout by what unlon near Cooper sald four warplanes had bombed wlth for slx-month perl ods spokesman sald was a "substantlal Ccoper was ques napalm and strafed farms near the Sea OffiCials estlmate that the Fldel maJorIty" of the AP's 1,374 news tloned about how of GalIlee Castro regime collects an average of photographlc and clerlcal employees he obtaIned the The latest clashes came as a hIgh $2,000 In landlng fees and other ch~r ) l f h~ who belong to the GUlld, the wlre secret document French offlclal flew to Lebanon, re ges for each plane dl,erted to the IS torn'"y lrdnt B serVlce has put out a dally news and he "ald he dld portedly to assure Arab leaders that land IL~or2r he~L ~f the report, although It has been curtall not knOf ~d~er France wlll back thelr confrontatlon Mrs Rachel Andresen, Dlrector of L,tlrloe- lJ.fl r C'2nst'" ed he "a.:rn tt~.l lying wlth Israel That showdown began wlth "Youth for UnderstandIng", sald the teBI'l for the. 0~_yp ,r Hawall's two maJor new,papers, the 8rrj trl.n lle cor the Israell Commando rald on Belrut stUdents had been sel,'cted by elght l01d 1flll"1[,rant Honolulu Advertu,er and 1~, Honolulu lloJ-LUn bega.Il Alrport and resulted In an arms ban commlttees ln Argentlna for scholar 1CC)oper hOj"les ) re Star-Bl l.let p pavp 'ot p I.L ~'Abl1Cl ty has on Israel by Presldent Charles de ShlP and leadershlp Itire after I L 'rl ~~~'e-~~~"-~ } o~llp ------l'age 2 HOURCl ;LL
fM Schedul Visit TT Via Slid S The January meetIng of the YokHe Yuk SJ..llIRL~~'rlY ,fnnuru;y 11 & 12 ...... --1 ¥omen's Club wlll be held Thursday even VIVA COUGAT - Xavler C0ugat & HIS Orch lng, January 16th at 7 30 pm In the Taro estra 7 30 pm - 31 00 IRoom of the Yokwe Yuk Club Canapes and Jungle Concerto, The Peanut Vendor, Isle WIne wlll be served Cost WIll be $1 00 of Caprl, Troplcal Merlngue, Nlghtlngale, per person Perfldla, Slboney, Jungle Drums, Anna, The program wlll be glven by Pat Cat r.-rarla Elena, POlnclana, Sa~r Sl Sl aldo, a past-Presldent of the YYWC, who ELLA SINGS BROADWAY - Ella Fltzgerald - WIll show slldes of her famlly's tour 8 01 pm - 34 00 of the SlX dlstrlcts of the Trust Terrl Hernando's Hldeaway, If I Were a Bell, tory Of speclal Interest wlll be her Warm AllOver, Almost Llke BeIng In Love, dIsplay of artlfacts and Included In her Dltes-mol, I Could Have Danced All Nlght, slldes are scenes of seldom photographed Show Me, No Other Love, Steam Heat, dances Husbands are cordIally Invlted Whatever Lola Wants, Guys & Dolls, Some to attend thlS Interestlng presentatlon body Somewhere Door prlzes of partlcular Interest WIll GREAT THEMES - Mantovanl - 8 35 pm - be glven The COmDlttee for thlS meetlng 36 00 Includes Jan Relllnger, Chalrman, and Exodus, Karen's Theme, A Summer Place, Ellen Gatts, Dabne Rader,and Marle Lew The Green Leaves of Summer, Song Wlthout andowskl End, Seventy-slx Trombones, The Sundown The permanent reservatlon IlSt wlll not be In effect for thlS meetlng ALL The Corps of Englneers offlclally turned over to KMR a ers, Irma La Douce, I Love ParIs, Mr portlon of the new hlgh school at a rlbbon cuttlng cere Wonderful, The Carousel Waltz, The Sound reservatlons are to be made by call1ng Sue Mansfleld (82516) or Joanne Laurln mony Thursday of MuSIC (83637) no later than Wednesday, Jan 15 Mr Wllllam Turney, ChIef of the Contracts Offlce, Sen HAWAIIAN PARADISE - 101 Strlngs - 9 11 P at noon All cancellatlons must be tlnel System Command, cut the rlbbon 41 00 called In no later than 10 00 am, Jan COL Donald Mlllar, Commandlng Offlcer, KMR, In turn Song of the Islands, Hawallan Weddlng 16th presented the keys to the new faclllty to Mr Don McAfee, Song, Llttle Grass Shack, Sweet Lellanl, Resldent Manager, Global Assoclates Moon Over Kona, Blue Hawall, Stars Over Eyeglasses Distribution ThlS 12-room portlon of the hlgh school wlll be oc Maul, Hawallan War Chant, Torchllght, Mp Sam Teague fpom the Kamaa1-na V1-S- January 20, Inltlally by elementary classes Aloha Oe SINATRA SINGS FOR THE LONELY - 9 52 pm - 1-on Centep w1-ll be d1-stp1-but1-ng glasses, 44 00 beg1-nn1-ng Tuesday, January l4 JUST FOU9. DAYS and the VARIETY FIVE arnve on 1-S- Glasses w1-ll be d1-stp1-buted at the hos land fop the1-p s1-x-day engagement at local entepta1-n Arranged and conducted by Nelson Rlddle Only the Lonely, Angel Eyes, What's New? p1-tal accopd1-ng to the follow1-ng sched ment areas' Below 1-S the1-p tentat1-ve schedule Wlllow Weep For Me, Good-bye, Blues In ule the Nlght, Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out Jan l4 Del1-vepy of eyeglasses fop WED , January l5th to Dry, Ebb Tlde, Gone Wlth the Wlnd those people whose last name 9 pm - Yokwe Yuk Club One for My Baby , beg1-ns w1-th the lqtteps, THURS , January l6th A - F ? 30 pm - Jackaroo Club - R01--NamuP ? 30 - II 30 am FRIDAY , January l?th Radio Station Schedule There has been a Sllght change made l2 00 - 4 00 pm ? 00 pm - R1-chapdson In the radlo (AFRS) program for Sunday Jan l5 G - M lO 30 pm - R1-chardson Same houps as above SAT , January l8th MUSIC GUY usually heard at 7 05 and PUR PLE GROTTO usually heard at 10 15 wlll Jan l6 N - S l 00 pm - Teen Centep be on the alr In reverse order These Same houps as above 9 30 pm Yokwe Yuk D1-nnep Show are evenlng programs The complete Sun Jan l? T - Z II 00 pm - Yokwe Yuk D1-nnep Show day schedule IS below Same houps as above MON ? 30 pm - Cposspoads Pepsons des1-p1-ng new contact lenses 9 00 pm - Cposspoads SUNDAY W1-ll be seen on Wednesday, JanuaPY l5th and Thupsday, January l6th fpom 4 - 6 pm Th1-S ppofess1-onal entepta1-nment fpom Pawa1-1- 1-S be1-ng Pepsons need1-ng fpame adJustments, dup bpought to you w1-th 1968 Capn1-val ppoceeds 9 00 Slgn-on 9 03 Sunday Serenade l1-cat1-on of glasses, extpa pa1-p of sun 10 00 News and Sports lenses, d1-v1-ng goggles, etc~ W1-ll be seen 10 20 Sunday Serenade any day 11 00 News 11 05 Salt Lake Tabernacle '::holr YYWC Calls for Books 11 30 Protestant Hour IWANTED FOR PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER ON LAURA 12 00 News and Sports rISLAND--MAJURO -- "I CAN READ" and othep 12 15 TaSln Street Jazz books fop beg1-nn1-ng peadeps 1 00 News 1 05 Bolero Tlme MPs Robept Stack, PC V, WFl- tes us "The 2 00 News ch1-ldPen come to OUP house aftep school 2 05 Johnny Grant evepyday and have pead and looked at the 3 00 News few books we have ovep and ovep They 3 05 Johnny Grant want to leaPn about a l1-fe they know eX1-sts but have not expep1-enced and I am 4 00 News anx£-ous to he lp them leaPn" She goes 4 05 Sunday Serenade on to tell us that most of the books ppo 6 00 News & Sports v1-ded fop th1-S school yeaP aPe much too 6 20 MUSlcal Interlude d1-ff1-cult fop hep beg1-nn1-ng peadeps, so 6 30 Hawall Calls hep S1-step sent hep foup of the "I Can 7 00 News Read It All By Myself" books as a Chnst 7 05 Purple Grotto mas g1-ft These aPe excellently sU1-ted R, BOB MIL L E R 8 00 News to the ch1-ldpen's ab1-l1-ty, but Mps Stack 8 05 Flnch Bandwagon needs mope--books W1-th few words and ISLAND TRANSIT RUS SCHEDULE 9 00 News lots of p1-ctupes Please look ovep youP For Addltlonal Informatlon Call 83324 9 05 Golden Days of RadlO bookshelf and see what you can spaPe 9 30 Escape The Yokwe YUK Women's Club w1-ll have BUS STOPS BUS #1 BUS #2 BUS #1 10 00 News and Sports a collect1-on box at the next meet1-ng on 10 15 MUSIC Guy JanuaPY l6, fop yoUP donat1-ons Macy's Depart 0730 0745 0800 0731 0746 0801 11 00 News Bp1-ng yoUP used books, papep and haPd Palm BQ/6th St ~ Lagoon Road 11 Just MUSIC 6th St ~ Hellotrope/Qtrs 467/471 0732 0747 0802 05 backs, for teen-ageps, too The L1-bpapy Qtrs 475/479/Traller 701 0733 0748 0803 12 00 Slgn Off at MaPshall ChFl-st1-an H1-gh School needs Trallers 713/722/726 0734 0749 0804 read1-ng matep1-al badly' Trailers 745/748/758 0735 0750 0805 CLIP AND SAVE Dual Optics/Hlgh School 0736 0751 Trallers 909/939/969 0737 0752 nYoung Hawaiians" Sat. Trailers 986/983/979 0738 0753 Get out your "glad rags" gals and drag 0754 Trailers 930/960/900 0739 your spouse to the Yokwe Yuk,~aturday 0740 0755 Trailer 897/Quarters 105/219 nlght The "Young Hawallans" wlll be Quarters 464/460/424 0741 0756 Quarters 434/428/YY Club 0742 0757 plaYlng mUS1C for dlnlng and danclng Macy's Arrive 0743 0758 pleasure The menu Includes
Roast Strlp LOln of Beef W/Wlne Sauce BQ Half Sprlng Chlcken Escalloped Potatoes BUS #2 BUS #1 BUS STOPS xx: Buttered Fresh Vege~ables Tossed Green Salad Macy's Depart 0730 0745 Laundry/Toyland 0731 0746 Assorted Rellsh Tray SEM Bldg /Automotive 0732 0747 DInner Rolls Hawaiian Village/Finance 0733 0748 Beverage Terminal/Chapel/Hotel 0734 0749 Package Store/Bank of Hawaii 0735 0750 Macy's 0736 0751 The 1969 Basketball League Palm BQ/Coral BQ/Quarters 427 0738 0753 Quarters 403/Surfway/Quarters 211 0739 0754 beg1-ns tomoppow P1-ck yoUP team Quarters 215/203/225 0740 0755 and suppoPt them' Quarters 216/20G/Geo Seitz School 0741 0756 Quarters 404/422/Hospital 0742 0757 0743 0758 Womens' Softball 1-S gett1-ng Hacy's Arrive undepway too An 1-ntep-team SCP1-m mage w1-ll be played at 5 pm at Dally F1-eld looks on proualy' Saturday, January 11, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 3
Secur Ar as From Cong Not d Bob Hope's Daughter Will Marry SaIgon (UPI)--A report today from U S North Hollywood, CalIf (upI)-~r Comed paclflcatlon headquarters saId nearly 13 Ian Bob Hope's 28-year-old daughter, LInda mIllIon of South VIet Nam's 17 mIllIon peo gets marrIed today, before more than 1,000 ple now lIve In areas conSIdered "relatIve guests IncludIng VIce PreSIdent-elect ly secure" from VIet Cong harassment Splro T Agnew The report saId the South VIetnamese gov 1.J-,-ss Hope weds NathanIel Lande Greenblatt, ernment gaIned control over an addItIonal 34, a producer-dIrector at UnIversal PIC 537,808 peasants In December, IncreasIng tures and projects dIrector for Tlmes~ Inc ItS over-all control to some 70 percent of The Rt Rev ~sgr Harry Meade WIll of the populatlon flclate the nuptIals at St Charles Bor Spokesmen saId 2 1 mllllon South VIetnam romeo Church ese remaIn ~"lder VIet Cong cont~ol whIle Also on the guest lISt are CalIfornIa Gov 1 9 mIllIon lIve In contested areas and Mrs Ronald Reagan and a host of Hol The report was based on a computerIzed lywood stars evaluatIon system WhICh rates each of South A champagne receptIon follows the cere VIet Nam's 2,650 hamlets as relatIvely se mony at the Hope home here cure MISS Hope has been workIng on documentary Spokesmen saId the new fIgures reflected fIlm 1 productIons "n Europe for the past progress made In the accelerated paCIfIca three years tIon program WhIch Involves the mOVIng of The brIdegroom's parents, Dr and Mrs South VIetnamese troops Into hamlets where Robert Greenblatt, reSIde In Augusta, Ga ~ the sympathIes of the people wavered between and RabbI Norman Goldburg, also of Augusta, the allIes and the CommunIsts WIll pronounce a bleSSIng on the couple SInce Nov 1, South VIetnamese troops have Dr Greenblatt heads the department of moved Into more than 1,000 hamlets In the endocrInology at the Medlcal College of countrysIde WIth a populatIon over one GeorgIa mIllIon ------"We are mOVIng Into a vacuum," one U S School Library, Librarian Said HOME UNDER THE SEA-Shown m PhIladelphld Tektite I offICIal sald In a recent comment on the Will be home for four aquanauts who Will take part m a Important Aids lack of VIet Cong reSIstance to the stepped proJect early m 1969 which wII, have them Inmg under in Education up paCIfIcatIon program water for 60 days off the Vlrgm Ibland~ (UPI)- -- EducatIon SpecIalIst The troops are concentratIng on hamlets The lIbrary IS one of the most lrrportant where Army forces had never preVIously trIed Senate to Screen Nixon's Choices; faClh bes In the school bUlldIng It IS to establIsh control Packard, Hickel Seen as Target~s a valuable aId to all areas on the program The school lIbrarIan IS as Important Pope Paul Vl Renews Appeal WashIngton (UPI)--Senate commIttee screen jas the lIbrary Itself Her xon AdmInIstratIon cabInet appoIntees close cooperatIon WIth the researcher IS For Aid to Nations, Arms Cuts IS week, wIth most of the controversy cen- often a key to solvIng many learnIng prob- VatIcan CIty (UPI)--Pope Paul VI expressed ered on Walter J HIckel's conservatIon lems ReadIng, research, and study methods cautIOUS hope today for SolutIons to Horld ews and DavId Packard's money are closely related to lIbrary skIlls These crIses, but admonIshed governments to be Smooth sallIng IS expected lor the rest, are essentIal to success In school "less tlmld" on arms cuts and ald to RepublIcans, despIte ~he Senate's Demo- The case of Robert Crane, a fIfth-grade countrIes tIC majOrIty Only 10 tImes In hIStory student, IS extreme but an approprIate ex- AddressIng the diplomatIC corps In an as the Senate rejected a cabInet appolnt- ample I of successful lIbrary technIques audIence, the pontiff sald the struggle for t The last was 1959 when Adm LewIs L Robert was a problem student SInce enter- peace was unendIng "because the demon of auss, PresIdent EIsenhower's choIce as Ing kIndergarten; he had poor achIevement dIscord wlll never be fully exorCIsed " ommerce secretary, was turned down 49-46 In all areas especIally In readIng HIS But he saId there were some "stImulatIng The Senate scrl~t calls for hearIngs thIS behavIor presented a clue to Robert's prob and encouragIng" f'3.cts ek, then formal approval a day or so after lem. He seemed to resent questIons He "It IS too optImIstIC to Judge that the sldent-elect RIchard M NIxon takes offIce usually r~fused to answer He dIdn't seem fIres of war are currently, thank God, dy 20 to trust anybody Robert~ one Interest Ing out?" the Pope asked the dIplomats CommIttee members have made seemed to be dogs He always drew dogs In from 71 natIons t clear they are laYIng for HIckel, the art perIods He was often seen lookIng at "Is It .foolhardy to hope that the lab ka governor pIcked by NIxon as InterIor pIctures of dogs In the encyclopedIa and talks In Parls WIll brIng to harrowed Vlet ecretary other books He often wandered Into the Nam, WIthout too much delay, the peace for HIckel, 49, aroused the Ire of conserva- lIbrary, but dId not read the books he took WhICh It has yearned so long?" tlonlsts In a December news conference when out He also VOl oed hope for a negotIated set he saId he opposed polIcIes of "conservatIon In developIng a plan for helpIng Robert, tlement of the Nlgerlan war Just for conservatIon purposes" a conference was held wIth the lIbrarIan And he saId that whIle the MIddle East DIscussIng federal water pollutIon rules, WIthIn the class the teacher would be con- "undoubtedly remaIns a source of serlOUS he saId, "If you set std.ndard::, so hIgh, you cerned Wl th galnlng Robert's trust and concern," the world outcry agaInst VIolence ght really hlnder IndustrIal development" frIendshIp There would be partlcular care prOVIded "a ray of hope and presage of lm Huncreds of letters have poured In about tn fulflll every promIse and to aVOId embar- provement tI HIckel rasslng hIm In any way The Ilbrarlan Threats "contlnU( to hang over the SOCIal Packard, named deputy defense secretary, would make the same efforts She would not peace" of LatIn AmErIca, the pontIff saId, faces Armed Servlces Commlttee questJOnlng pressure hIm, but would carefully gUIde hlm but added he saw "!,rogress In the prob-Lems Tuesday on a decIsIon few face--what to do to books on dogs WhICh were SImple to read and In a better unqerstandlng of the need th $300 mIlllon In Hewlett-Packard Co Wlthln the school year Robert galned three for Just reforms " stock grade levels In readlng achlevement The After a paSSIng Dlentlon of "unrest" In Packard, a co-founder of the electronLcs growth progressed In thlS manner Robert Northern Ireland, lope Paul deplored the and aerospace flrm, doesn't want to sell the flrst took books on dogs and looked at the "grave actIon" takEn by the Sovlet UnIon stock but has offered to put It In a charlt- plctures He then started to read the agaInst the freedom of "brave" Czechoslovak able trust Armed SerVIces chalrman ,Tohn (' words Soon he began to take books on other Ia The pontIff told the dlplomats they StennIs, D-MISS , sald the decIsIon ''In- anImals In about fou: months he started could serve the cause of peace by spreadIng volves a questlon of conflIct of InteL est" to move Into more dIffIcult books on adven- knowledge about hIS suggestIons and efforts WhICh must be explored ture ThlS case had amazlng results It "Who falls to seE, for Instance, that the Packard appears wIth hIS boss-to-be, De- serves to show the kInd of success WhICh IS cause for peace would gaIn" from a less fense Secretary-desIgnate MelvIn R LaIrd, pos::'lble when a good lIbrary and lIbrarIan tlmld response to our appeals for progress 46, a former WIsconsIn ~ongressman are avaIlable Ive and mutual reductIon of armaments Some of LaIrd's testImony, and perhaps Parents can be partIcularly helpful by Packard's, wIll be taken behlnd closed encouragIng lIbrary usage VISIt the local L f tists Fig h t On To k yo Campuses doors publIC lIbrary Help the ChIld become faml- Tokyo (UPI) __ leftwlng student fac- Few of the Senate faces wIll be strange lIar wIth the layout Show hIm where he tlonstoday battled each other on two to the 12 cabInet appOIntees They were can fInd books related to hIS needs and partlc Tokyo UnIversIty camnuses. They fought wIth hosted by GOP congressmen and senators at a ular Interests There may be a fIctIon rocks, bottles and roof tIles and called breakfast and luncheon last week and most-- seC~lon sUIted to hIS age The lIbrarIan a 10-mlnute truce to exchange prlsoners probably all--of them payed courtesy calls WIll be pleased to assIst you About 2,500 rIot polIce watched at cam- on the respectIve COIT@lttee leaders they Try to make arrangements so that your ChIld pus edge whIle the two sIdes battled must face HIckel was pspeclally frIendly, can get to the lIbrary regularly Glve hIm over whether to work WIth school and drOPPIng In to see InterIor chaIrman Henry every opportunIty to use It In connectIon government offlclals In endlng the year M Jackson, D-Wash , and others Wl th hIS homework long InterruptIon of classes BeSIdes LaIrd and Packard, Tuesday hearIngs Your attItude IS very Important Don't at- On the unIversIty's Komaba campus, ex- WIll brIng John N MItchell, 55, NIxon's cam- tempt to pressure the ChIld Into uSIng the tremlst students opposed to compromIse palgn manger and ~ro]ce for attorney general, 11brary Show Interest In hIS work Sug- formed 20-man squad~ and attacked three before the JudlclalY CommIttee gest how he can obtaIn more and better In- dormItorIes held by moderates agreeable The same day, tle FInance CommIttee, headed formatIon HIS success w1ll do the rest to workIng wIth school offlclals They by Sen hussell B I \11e';, i)-La , wIll 1-J.eal A lIbrary program IS profItable to all selzed one of the d)rmltorles The ex- from Robert H Flnch, ~t 4l the Jo~ngest students from the brIghtest to the slowest t remlsts returne d eIght moderates In cabInet ChOICe', and TJavld J v, '1re 1y, 8.t 63 It IS the most valuable supplementary ser- exchange 10r seven I)f theIr own number the oldest VIce In the school On the unIverSIty's Hongo campus, the rlnch, Callfclllla 1 LPUtE'li, ,t V)\'C' nor, wa" J moderates attacked the audItorIum that appol !1ted secretary of he 3, L I., ('dl ~ it. 1 )"l-t d BUY BONDS welfdT" I extremIsts were uSIng as headquarters ------__ ------______-i______~ ______Page 4 WURGLASS Saturday January 11, 1969 Battle of Quart rbacks Slat d '69 Bask tball Sch dul The 1969 Basketball season gets In J ts-Colts Super Bowl Gam underway Suneay, January 12 at 6 pm Mlaml (UPI)--It wlll be a battle of the Coaches maJ pIck up a schedule at quarterbacks -- Joe Namath versus Earl SpecIal Serv ~es or at Dally Court Morrall And lt WIll be a battle of de Sunday nIght "ren the league sWIngs fense -- BaltImore agalnst the New York Into actIon Jets All the football actIon wlll be In the SCHEDULE Super Bowl Sunday ln MIamI the thIrd Sunday, January 12 meetIng between the champIons of the Na 6 pm - Palm Terrace "c" vs Photo Clowns tlonal Football League and the AmerIcan 7 pm - Kolohes "B" vs Douglas Football League The NFL has been an easy 8 pm - 6gers vs Palm Terrace "A" UCLA Smashes Oregon Ducks WInner In the flrst two contests Monday, January 13 MIghty UCLA has opened ltS bId for an The teams are puttIng on the flnlshlng 6 pm - Red DeVIls "c" vs WIldcats other PacIfIC EIght Crown WIth a 93 to touches for the contest WhICh could put 7 pm - MarIna vs Sandbaggers 64 vlctory over Oregon In the top game $15,000 lnto the pocket of each WInnIng 8 pm - Palm Terrace "B" vs Islanders on last nIght's college basketball pro player The weather has been raIny, but Tuesday, January 14 gram Lew Alclndor dumped ln 27 pOlnts the predlctlon lS for clear skIes WIth 6 pm - HIgh School vs HI-Lo as the Brulns Jumped Into a qUIck lead temperatures In the 70s 7 pm - Kolohes "c" vs Teen Center and went all the way It was the fIrst Boastful Joe predIcts the Jets WIll gIve 8 )m - Qo~d_G::!:'y~ ~s_R~d_D~Vlls "B" conference game of the season for UCLA the AmerIcan Football League ItS fIrst In other top college actIon last nlght, vlctory ln the pro football champIonshIp Penn 81 - Harvard 74, Temple 75 - Amerlcan serIes, but h1S coach, Ewbank 1sn't ATTENTIO~ BOWLERS The Nlke-X Men's BowlIng Unlverslty 64, Cornell 71 - Brown 56, qUlte as confldent League WIll start ltS new season at 6 pm PrInceton 70 - Dartmouth 55, ColumbIa 79 - "I'm w1th Joe, but Balt1more 1S an on Wednesday, January 15 Yale 70, Boston College 90 - PrOVIdence establlshed football team we're green All those Interested In bowlIng should 84, Scranton 68 - Lafayette 60, MISSISSIPPl and grOWIng It depends on how the ball contact eIther Chet Wessel at 82536 (home), 67 - MISSISS1PPl State 60, Baylor 68 - bounces " 77585 (work) or BIll Bohannan at 84240 Texas Chrlstlan 64, Oregon State 61 - In the Colt Camp, coach Shula says there (home), 81374 (work) to arrange for a Southern CalIfornIa 57, Wyomlng 70 - New 1S gOlng to be a str1ng around the neck of POSItIon on one of the teams MeXICO 68, Unlverslty of the PaclflC 85 - Morrall As Shula put 1t -- If he mlsses San FranCISCO 78, CalIfornIa 68 - Wash WIth a pass or two early or has one In ATTENTI01 WOMEN BOWLERS The Wednesday Ington State 60 tercepted he won't be yanked He deserves Mornlng Women's League will begIn a new the chance to run the team " league on Jan 29 - the league meets at Atlantfa Edges by Detroit Pistons But lf somethlng should happen to Morral~ 9am Clutch-scorlng In the flnal mInutes If he has a bad day or gets hurt, walt1ng At least nIne more women are needed to featured actIon ln the NatIonal Basket on the sldellnes w1ll be one of the all fIll the teams If you are Interested In ball ASSOCIatIon last nIght In Atlanta, tIme greats 1n pro football -- Johnny bowlIng please call Bess Lenz at 82724 BIll Brldges put In a 12-foot hook shot Un1tas The sore arm Wh1Ch kept Un1tas ln the last 15 seconds, to cllnch Atlanta's on the sldellnes much of the season 1S , 4{ 104-101 VIctory over the DetrOIt Plstons good enough where he can perform If needed ~"... '! #'" San DIego put on a furIOUS ral~y In the There stIll IS that 18-po1nt spread .... fInal mInutes, but fell short as the East wlth Baltlmore the favor1te And Shula > ern Dlvlslon leaders - BaltImore - held on cont1nues to malnta1n that the spread 1S 1 to WIn 106 to 104 In Boston, veteran r1dlculous The Balt1more coach expects Sam Jones hlt four baskets In the fInal a tough game aga1nst the Jets ~ four mlnutes to help brIng the Boston The Jets, Shula expla1ns, are capable Celtlcs to a low-scorlng 88 to 82 WIn of mak1ng the easy touchdown have two ~ over the Los Angeles Lakers And the fIne outSIde receIvers and the1r defense MIlwaukee Bucks led nearly all the way to has 1mproved beat the Seattle Supersonlcs 115 to 104 New York led the AFL ln defense durlng * * * * * * * * * * the 1968 season But at the same t1me, It was a long nIght for the New York the Colts led the NFL 1n defense and also Nets and the New Orleans Buccaneers ln posted three shutouts AmerIcan Basketball ASSOCIatIon last PhYSIcally Ewbank reports the Jets nIght The Nets blew a 20-polnt lead In at 100 percent Th1S 1ncludes Flanker the thIrd perIod to send the game Into Don Maynard's pulled muscle and Matt extra tlme, but New York flnally won 132 Snell's bad knee to 127 In three overtlmes Ron Perry, who Shula reports a couple of phys1cal prob- fouled out In the fIrst overtlme, led New lems, however Defens1ve back Leonard York WIth 30 pOInts In other ABA actIon, Lykes and Ilnebacker Don Sh1nn1ck collIded Jlm JarVIS scored 28 pOlnts as Los Angeles In pract1ce Thursday Lykes has a leg In handed Dallas Its eIghth loss In a row, Juryr Sh1nnlck a bru1sed thlgh T1mmy 119 to 106, Wlllle Murrell scored 32 Brown lS Sllghtly lame also pOInts In leadIng MIamI to a 117 to 100 Even though the defense WIll be hard at VIctory over the Kentucky Colonels And work tomorrow -- watch those two quarter Lonnle HawkIns had 47 pOInts as MInnesota backs -- Earl Morrall and Joe Namath handed IndIana a 122 to 179 defeat There's no questIon the footballs w1ll be flY1ng though the a1r NBA Basketball Standlngs Eastern Dlvlslon Macon Tennis Tourney Nears MR AND MRS SANDY KOUFAX-Anne Heath Wldmark 23 Won Lost Pct Macon, Georg1a (UPI)--Thlrty-s1x of the d'lughter of actor Richard Wldmark and Sandford (Sandy I Phlladelphla 29 12 707 world's top tenn1s players w1ll gather here Koufax r etl! ed all time great pltchmg star pose follow Boston 18 13 683 Feb 18-23 to compete ln the Second Macon Ing thel! marriage In a private ceremony at the Wldmark New York 28 18 609 Internat10nal Tenn1s Tournament Lo~ Arfgel('" estate He I" 33 1'10'"' er girl IS Brlgette DeVine DetrOIt 15 27 357 The tournament, to be played 1n the new GOLF CLASSES MIlwaukee 13 32 289 Macon col1seum, features Arthur Ashe, The SpeCIal ServIce BegInners' Golf second ranked 1n world compet1t1on andf1rst Classes get underway Monday mornIng, Jan Western DIVISIon 1n the nat1on, along WIth seven top Amer1- 13 at 8 30 am In back of the Speclal Ser Los Angeles 30 4 881 can players VIces BUIldIng Atlanta 26 17 605 Defend1ng Champ10n Jan Leschley of the San DIego 18 25 419 Netherlands, slngles WInner last year, w1ll The evenIng classes WIll be at the San FranCISCO 18 25 419 not return to protect hIS t1tle Leschley DrIVIng Range at 5 30 pm and 6 30 pm All Seattle 15 32 319 IS now ret1red from amateur tenn1S com those who regIstered for the evenlng pet1tlon classes WIth SpeCIal SerVIces may come at ABA Basketball Standlngs The tournament w1ll feature slngles and eIther tIme Eastern DIV1S1On doubles matches Won Lost Pct Part1clpants Include Women's Softball MInnesota 23 14 622 Un1ted States Arthur Ashe, Clark Garene~ PRACTICE GAMES - Tomorrow the fIrst game Indlana 19 21 475 Cl1ff R1chey, J1m Osborne, J1m McManus,Tom at Dally FIeld WIll be at 3 00 pm -- LeI Kentucky 18 20 474 Edlefsen Herb Fltzg1bbon and J Prov1nes Rose vs All Stars 7he second game at MIamI 16 18 471 BraZIl Thomas Koch and Ed1son Mandar1no, 5 00 pm WIll be Palm Terrace vs Captaln New York 11 22 353 SpaIn Jose L1S Arllla and Manalo Orantes, JessIe RaIders ~enmark Torben Ulr1ch, CzechoslovakIa Western DIVISIon Jan Kodez, Jan Kukal an~ M1llan Holcek, Glendale, CalIfornIa (UPI)--Casey Stengel, Oakland 30 4 882 Egypt Isma1l El Shafel, Great Br1taln 14 Mark Cox, Bobby Wllson, Peter Curtls, and 78-year-old former manager of the New York Denver 21 600 Yankees, underwent surgery for an ulcer New Orleans 17 21 447 M1ke Sangster, Hungary Istdan Gulyas, yesterday and doctors saId he came through Los Angeles 16 20 444 Roman1a Ille Natase, Yugoslavla CelJlo the operatIon In good shape Dallas 13 18 419 Fanulovlc and Nlkola Spear, Ireland Mlke Houston Hlckey, New Zealand BrIan Falrlle and 0 A hospItal spokesman saId Stengel's per- 10 23 303 Paeruan, France Georges Coben, Germany forated peptIc ulcer was closed surgIcally Ingo Budlng and Hans Joachlm Plotz ------Saturdav. Januarv 11 lqbQ HOURGLASS Page 5 Church Bulletin Mon 13 Wed l.~ Thurs 16 Fn 17 Sat 18 Sun 19 r C')3 -?3]O : -' __ L.-jO CHURCH OF GnRIST BCfWlI NG ALLEY 0930- 2330 0930- 2330 I 093('-2330 '0513') ':' ,~ 0 ,I oJ J services w~lZ be heZd th~s Lord's Day 05j( Ii: I () l' I Q at 11 ~n Tn 664 For further ~n OEPENDENTS POOL 0930- 183° 0930- 183° 093°- 183° ------30 I 0930-1830 formatton call 82327 or 82531 1900-2100" 1900-2100" 1900-2/0v* ------1900-< ! I I Cj{Jt,..}-r I \. i 1,00-2100 BACHELORS POOL 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 ------0600-2300 , %uO-2jOO LATTER DAY SAINTS 0 Servtces aPe heZd tn the F~ne Arts MIIR I NA 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 0 730 -1900 730-1900 Butldtng Pr~esthood meettng ~s at 8 30 am Sunday School and Sacrament HOBBY SHOP 12 31.1-1730 1230 - 1(30 1230-173J 1?30- 1730 1230-1;3° 1230-1730 0 21 0 1830-2130 1830- 21 30 IJ iO-2130 0 2 1830-2130 meet~ng tS at 9 45 am 183 - 3 183 - 3'
EPISCOPAL SERVICES LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 °SOO-2200 1300 2200 Eventng prayer and sermon ~s held every GEAR LOCKER 0 1 0 0830 - 1730 0830- 1730 08 0 1 0830- 1 130 Sunday evemng m the Chape Z beg~nn~ng 083 - 73 3 - 730 1200- 14 30 at 6 pm Everyone tS cord~aZZy tnvtted 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1200-1900 to attend these servtces PHOTO LAB TENNIS COURTS 0 2 0 2 6 0 2 0630-2330 0630 0 0630-2330 CATHOLIC 063 - 330 063 - 330 0 3 - 330 -?33 0630-233° 7 am and 9 15 am ~n the MemonaZ Chap GOLF SHACK 1630- 1930 1630- 1930 1630- 1930 1630-1930 1630- 1930 !,3 1 °30 0 730-1930 el and at 11 20 on Rot-Namur Datly I 4 45 ~n Mass at pm the Blessed Sacra EMON BEACH LIFE 1530-1830 1530- 1830 1530-1 830 1530- 1830 0930-1830 ment Chapel Monday through Saturday GUARD ON DUTY Confesstons before weekday Masses and Saturday from 4 to 4 45 pm and from TEEN CLUB 1530- 1800 1530- 1800 1530- 1800 1530-1800 1530-1 &:10 I ~00-1630 7 30 to 8 30 pm 1900- 2 130 190:: 100 )°30 - 233° PISTOL RANGE ------1700-1800 I ______0900-1100 EVANGELISTIC HOUR TRAP RANGE ------17°0-1800 I ------, 13°°-15°° An ~nformal worsh~p servtce tS held "ADULT SwiMMING (14 YEARS AND O/fR) each Sunday even~ng ~n the MemonaZ ChapeZ beg~nntng at 7 pm There w~Zl be a song and testtmony serv~ce, cZos tng w~th a sermon * n.xi WHAT DID YOU PROTESTANT RICHARDSON BANDELERO PROMISE HEF; MOMENT TO THE DO IN THE WAR MIRAGE ENSIGN Worshtp Servtces w~ll be held at 8 ZO THEATER MITHING MOMENT (AFL) VISIT DADDY? (NFL) PULVER and Zl am at the Island MemonaZ 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 9 30 7 30 7 30 ChapeZ Rev Elden M Buck WtZZ preach the sermon enhtled "B!>eahng WHAT DID YOU MOMENT TO the St Zence II based on Luke ZZ Z- l3 OCEAN VIEW MIRAGE THE PROMISE HER DO IN THE BANDELERO ENSIGN A nursery tS provtded tn the IsZand Day THEATER I (NFL) VISIT ANYTHING WAR DADDY? PULVER MOMENT (AFL) Nursery for the Sunday Schoo l and 11 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 am Servtce - 9 15 am to 12 45 pm Sunday School cZassee for all ages are WHAT DID YOU held at the George Settz School at YOKWE YUK PROMISE HER DO IN THE ENSIGN BANDELERO MIRAGE MOMENT TO THE 9 40 am Adults aPe present to asStst THEATER ANYTHING WAR DADDY? PULVER (NFL) MOMENT (AFL) VISIT newcomers tn ftnd~ng the~r classroom 7 & 9 7 & q 10 7 & 9 7 & Y 7 & 9 25 & & Sunday Schoo l on Rot Namur ~s at 9 am 7 9 25 1 9 tn the Communtty Butldtng and wtll be WHAT DID YOU led by Rev Elden M Buck lVEY HALL THE MOMENT TO DO IN THE SAND ENSIGN BANDELERO MIRAGE THEATER VISIT MOMENT (AFL) WAR DADDY? PEBBLES PULVER (NFL) 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & e 55 6 30 & 8 40 6 30 & 9 35 6 30 & e 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 55 Chflpel NfJtes WHAT DID YOU PARISH PICNIC PLANS BANDELERO MIRAGE MOMENT TO THE PROMISE HER DO IN THE WAR Plans are belng made by Kwalaleln TRADEWINDS ENSIGN (NFL) MO~ (AFL) VISIT ANYTHING DADDY? Cathollc Women and the Holy Name Soclety THEATER PULVER for a parlsh plcnlc on Sunday, January 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 126 Fam111es and baLhelors are warm PARADISE ly 1nv1ted The plcnlc IS scheduled MECK ISLAND A VERY DANGER EMILY A FLEA IN NIGHT OF THE KID HAWAIIAN for 1 to 5 pm 1n the area between the HER EAR GRIZZLY RODELLO (NFL STYLE (AFL) Chapel and Dally Flel,! THEATER SPECIAL FAVOR DIABOLIK NEW PROTESTANT STEWARDSHIP CHAIRMAN I W A Woodford has assumed dut1es of PROMISE HER ANYTHING AT Stewards hlP Cha1rman of the Protestant THE SAND PEBBLES ATC THE VISIT A Comedy 105 Mln Color Adventure-Drama Color-WS Chapel Adv1sory Board He w111 f111 3 Hrs Drama 107 M1n B&W-WS Warren Beatty, LeslIe Caron Steve McQueen, Candlce Bergen out the term of Bob Bla1r, who left Ingrld Bergman, Anthony QUlnn Lesl1e Caron, a wldow w1th an 18-month Chlna In 1926, torn by CIVll strlfe Kwajale1n last week The thanks of Somewhere 1n Mlddle Europe, a slow old-baby, moves Into a Greenwlch Vll bacrgrounds th1S story of the Amer the Protestant congregat1on go to Bob ly dYlng town IS galvanlzed 1nto lage apartment and takes a secretarlal lcan gunboat San Pablo, whose crew for hlS very flne and eff1cIent leader fresh lIfe and hope by the VISlt of job WIth chlld-psychologlSt Robert Cum were called "Sand Pebbles" by the a former cltizen, now the world's rlch Sh1P of the recent Stewardsh1p campaIgn mlngs, a most ellglble bachelor LeslIe HOLY NAME MEETS TOMORROW Chlnese Steve McQueen IS the veter est woman She 1S prepared to put the has her eyes on Bob, who doesn't lIke an saIlor who has Just been transfer The Holy Name Soclety wlll meet to town back on 1t'S feet aga1n only 1f ch11dren, and her nelghbor, Warren red to the San Pablo, whlch patrols they do her an outrageous favor, morrow morn1ng after 7 am Mass for Beatty, has hlS eyes on her Beatty, breakfast at the Pac1f1c DIn1ng Room the Yangtze RIver ostenslbly look1ng agalnst a leadlng town f1gure, and her a struggl1ng photographer 1S mak1ng after AmerIcan Interest McQueen was former sweetheart Based on Fre1drlch Plans for the parlsh p1cn1c wlll be the burlesque mall order mOV1es to supple f1rst order of buslne s nomInated for an academy award for Duerrerunatt's grlpplng play, "The ment h1S meager Income Add a psycho thIS 1966 f1lm The"Sand Pebbles'ls V1Slt' makes powerful and provocatlve "CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE" TO BE PANEL TOPIC lOglSt who dIsl1kes klds, a w1dow, and "Chr1st1an Influencl 1n Commun1 ty, both dramatlcally grlpplng and vlsual screen drama an 1111Clt mOVle maker, and baby ly eXCItIng, Wlth beaut1ful photo (ReI 1964) Home and Church," IS the tOPIC of a cl1nlcs all together and you have a panel dlScusslon to b, sponsored by graphy of Talwan whlch stands In for SOphlst1cated, farc1al mlxup the Ch1na of the 1920's WHA'l [J1D YOU DO IN THE WAR DADDY? AT Women's Chapel Fellow hlP on Wednes (ReI 1966) day, January 22, 7 30 pm In the F1ne (Rel 1966) I Comedy 125 Mln Color-WS Arts BUlldlng MO~~NT TO MOMENT AT James Coburn, DICk Shawn Representlng the adl.lt p01nt of Vlew Melo-Drama 140 M1n Color MIRAGE AT The facetIOUS tltle doesn't exactly wlll be Mrs Donna Bltke, Blll WIthers Jean Seberg, Sean Garr1son Suspense-Drama 139 mln B&W I downgrade the hero claIms some dadd1es ,and Herb Lane, speak] ng for youth wlll The plush settlngs of the French Gregory Peck, Dlane Baker I may have been mak1ng about thelr part be Cynth1a Foster, Kalen Hoffman and R1v1era provlde the background for From the novel "Fallen Angel," 1n wars they helped f1ght, but hav Dav1d Lake, who were Elected to the thlS romant1c melodrama Jean Seberg, Gregory Peck dlscovers slmultaneously Ing spoofed everyth1ng else, now we panel by the Chapel Ye uth Fellowslnp a bas1cally fa1thful and lovlng w1fe that he has amneS1a and that someone have a war spoof -- about the "con Wlll Marsh w111 moderate becomes 1nvolved wlth a handsome 1S trYlng to klll h1m quer1ng" of a Slc1llan vlllage durlng Th1S w111 be a genelal meet1ng of naval off1cer The plot becomes (Rel 1966) World War II Company C wlth Captaln Women's Chapel Fellow hlP, Chapel Youth th1ckened when he 1S accldentally DICk Shawn at the helm attacks Valerno, FellowshlP members are urged to come shot dur1ng a struggle for a gun ENSIGN PULVER ATC and the ItalIans But, they Just want The communlty IS 1nvlted Refresh Locat1ons In the Med1terranean and Comedy 111 M1n Color to flnlSP thelr soccer game, let alone ments wlll be served mUS1C by Mancln1 enhance the suspense Robert Walker, Burl Ives f1ght the nutty Amerlcans Shawn 1S FEAST OF THE HOLY FAM1LY ful tale In th1S sequel to "M1ster Roberts" superb, Aldo Ray IS your sergeant, Tomorrow 1S the FeaEt of the Holy (ReI 1966) Burl Ives plays the obnoxlous cap Glovanna Ralll IS beautlful, Henry Famlly, WhlCh usually occurs durIng r------1talnof a Navy cargo vessel, whose Morgan IS gOlng batty, and the fllm IS the octave of the EpIphany (Feast of c:-" w.' harshness has reduced the Sh1P'S funny nv "lIk morale to an all hme low As the (Rel 1966) the Magl) The speclal Mass for thIS p.ic U Jh" Feast emphaslzes the fam11y vlrtues captaIn Ives IS as mean as they come of patlence, mutual understand1ng, ~ __ ------_I Rotert Walker as the bOYISh, gold obed1ence and love for one another BANDELERO ATC br1ck1ng Pulver handles the role THE CHILDREN'S MATINEE AT THE IVEY CBI CHOI" Western 115 M1n Color-WS hr1ghtly, and Walter Matthau has many HALL ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WILL BE A cholr from Calvary B1ble Inst1tute, Jlmmy Stewart, Dean MartIn a goon moment as the shJp's doctor "THE BISCUIT EATER" AT 1 PM Laura, Majuro, Vlslted KwaJale1n and The outlaws are Stewart and Martln, anc sympathetIC counselor Ebeye last week, appearlng at the Sun the beaut1ful gIrl IS Raquel WelCh, (Rel 1964) \ CHAPEL NOTES- cont1nued day Evangellstlc Hour In the Chapel Georg2 Kennedy, the Oscar-w1nner for le1n by MIke Steward, another new mem- "Cool Hand Luke" 1S the sherlff Dean ber of the faculty The 30-volce ChOlr was made up of the THE SATURDAY NIGHT "POT LUCK" MOVIE slxteen members of the 1969 graduatlng and hlS band of bank robbers are res FATHER HACKER TO VISIT AT THE RICHARDSON IS CLASSIFIED AS class, plus faculty members cue~ from the hangman's noose by nlS Father Hacker and Brother Gerard AT AND WILL BE SHOWN AT APPROXIMATELY The group left Wednesday for Guam, brother, JImmy Stewart They plck up Schade of Assumptlon MISSIon, Majuro, 920 pm where they wlll appear at Mar10US Raquel Welch as a hostage and head out wlll be comlng through Sunday on theIr for Mexlco W1 th the posse after way to a meetlng In Guam scheduled for Assembly of God churches, and Sa1pan, NFL FOOTBALL HI LITES WILL BE SHOWN where the graduat1ng class w111 spend them, and cross1ng the RIO Grande Into January 14 and 15 Mex1can bandIt country they are surely WITH "MIRAGE" AFL HI LITES WITH On the1r return, they wlll be ac three days studYlng the Trust Terrltory "MOMENT TO MOMENT" government doomed Stewart IS part1cularly good compan1ed by Father Allen Cameron, Jesult SUper10r of the Carol1ne and Rev Sam Sasser and Rev Dav1d Duncan, 1n the early scenes poslng as a hangman THE "SAND PEBBLES" IS THE JANUARY a new faculty member, are accompany1ng 1n the plot to free Mart1n Marshalls M1ssIon, who IS statIoned at SPECIAL AND WILL BE SHOWN AT ALL IS Ponape Father Hacker and Father Camer the group They were jOlned on Kwaja (ReI 1968) LAND THEATRES NEXT WEEK (contlnued 1n column four) (cont1nued on Pa~e 8) Saturday, January 11, 1969 r .J.ge ~------~------~--~~------@
West dealer When North now went to sev Bolil SIdes vulnerable en hearts East doubled but thiS turned out poorly because West NORTH led the ace of spades and South proceeded to make all the tncks .AJ962 NIXON AND GRAHAM ATTEND CHURCH )< vlllgell't B1I11 The unmsplred spade lead +AKJ8753 (Ilhllll Illftl hLip..., P!( .... ldt:nt clut RIChdid l\l\.on \\lth hiS . ",,8 brought North South a plus of (0 It 1ft, r tlll\ Itl, ndt:'ct l..,( [\1(", it the Fifth A\enue Pte.., I WEST FAST 2470 pornts Instead of a mmWl of 500 pomts wluch would have \J\tLIIII1 Lhullh III l\L\\ lurk Clt\ Sl1ndlng It thf' llg-ht J<., • AQ 1074 .KJ8652 been therr portlOn With a rna Rl\ Bt\ Inl Kllkl,-Lnd .1087 .5 mond or club lead +Q94 +- Though South made the grand ",J4 '" A K Q 10 5 2 SOUTH slam It should be noted that he .93 would 'lave gone down had he .KQ43 played the hand carelessly He +1062 ruffed the spade lead m dummy ",9163 and cashed the A K of hearts, East shOWIng out The blddmg But before draWing a third West East South round of trumps he took the Pass 2+ 2. precautIOn of leadmg a rnamond 2. 6. Pass to the king When East showed Pass Dble Ollt declarer returned to his Opening lead-ace of spades hand WIth a trump took a rna YOII don t often see hands mond finesse and dIscarded all where both Sides can make a hiS clubs on the dIamonds grand slam but thIS deal from At those tables where East· a dupltcate saw several pairs West bid seven spades North make seyen hearts doubled With was generally on lead and here the North South cards while a also the fate of the hand rested few paIrs made seven spades on the operung lead The un· doubled WIth the East West fortunate defenders who led the cards king of diamonds ltved to rue At one table the bidding went the day when East·West scored as shown East cuebld dIamonds a grand slam to the tune ot SPEED KING INJURED Mlckev ThoInp,on holder of mOle SO KILLED IN JETLINER CRASH Doll, 1 \ rIght away hoprng to find part 2470 pOints A heart lead would
than 400 speed and endul ince I ecords IS I ecovcling In Long good~, he lJl the I !,;:'-u,( of <-L 'lOll l L l!'ci.OT! .... ( i.t\A..1\ t ner WIth one of the black SUlts have rupped the contract one Beach CalIf from a broken leg he receIved dUring l 2'il! He was duly rewarded when trtcks-200 points AlIpn .... t lfte} tilPj(ll"" \hdtlfl r , ! .... r l'lhln ..... mile race In Ml'lnl1 FIt \\ lth him 1<;;; the \\·lnd tunnp] nlOdli Afgh llJ"'tl!~1 ]elllnt I (U(~l11rtll1h h [ \ Weot bid two spades OYeI two It IS hIghly remarkable that tr~velmg hearts :iT'd East then bId SIX some paIrs dId 4940 points bet. of hI' Ilte,t hnd sneed cal cdp'lble of tit 'peNh eIght of t11C G2 PPI ()n'- l.LJO llet tn 1) II \\ () U I \it sPddps d.Iler North s unotrateglc ter (or worse) than others Who In exu ~<... uf 4S0 lnlle<..., In hOll) of the houo..,t \\eLC L!I~( I An (n! 'It II I I \ 1\ l I lcd-I- '0 SL\. hearts held exactly the same cards.. -----~ ------' Page 7- HOURGLASS ------Satur'<'.f, January 11 1969 t:======H=a=tl=():='S======-===-=·~if BIG GEOHGE! by VII'gll Partch