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KWAJALEIN, MARSFALL ISLANDS Wednesday, February 17, 1971 Calle, Admits M, Lai Partidpation FT. BENNING, GA (UPI)--Defense attorneys admitted for the first time today that Lt W~lliam L Calley participated in a slaughter at My Lal, but said he didn't feel he was "killing humans." , "Lt. ('alley will testIfy that he belleved he was following orders to kill every I1vlng thing in the village," RIchard Kay, one of the defense attorneys, said. The adm1ssion coincIded with disclosure of a statement which the defense had pre pared for two psychiatrists who appeared In Calley's behalf. Purpose of the statement, later read into the court record, was to acquaint the Eban .ejects UN doctors with Calley's personal background and legal case so they could answer hypo Withdrawal Proposal thetical questions concerning the 27-year- (UPI)--Israell Forelgn Mlnister Abba old officer Eban rejected today a reported proposal Defense attorneys succeeded in winning by U N. Mldeast envoy Gunnar V. Jarring clearance for the psychiatrists, Dr. Da
that Israel withdraw all its forces from,vid G. Crane, Indianapolis, Ind' J and the Slnai Penlnsula. He also r1dlculed Wilbur A. Hamman, Arlington, Va., to an Egyptian suggestlOn that Israel limit testify in open court. Military Judge immlgration of Jews. Col. Reid W. Kennedy first heard what the "We hear of limiting immigration," meta) experts had to say with the six- Eban told Parh.ament. "But we wlll not officer jury panel out of the room. ask Egypt to limlt its blrth rate" The Jury finally was recalled at mid- Eban was referring to an offer put for-afternoon, the first time it had been in ward by Egypt's U.N. ambassador, Moham- court since the trial resumed yesterday med el Zayyat, to recognize Israel as a after a month long recess. During the sovereLgn state on conditlon that Isra- recess Calley underwent a mental examina elis restrlct the admission of Jewish 'tion by the Army at Walter Reed Hospital ~w4)1j*~~~':'/~"':;' / imm1grants in Washington and was found sane in every -.J _ .... _~# Parliament also heard Defense Minister respect. n JUNGLE AIO-LC'd by three ammo-toting US ",oldlels, Moshe Dayan report that 30 residents of Crane testified that as a result of ,1 US Almy tclnk plows down a nOlrow dut load the occupled Gaza Strlp were 1njured by "stress reaction" to the combat zone Cal lhlOUgh ,I fo!(~~t In South VIetnam neal L s~ons dentify an lmportant "safety valve" In lts annual whlte raper outllnlng for earthquakes. Fruit Bowl Sets, Br~t~sh defense pol~cy, the government RANGE OPERATION warned lIt here appears to be no lncampa Small A range operat~on is scheduled for Figurine., tlbl1~ty for the RUSSlans in simultane tomorrow, February 18. ously negot~ating and exert~ng the klnd Book Ends In couuectLon with thlS operatLon of pressures which could severely pre hazard areas will eXlst in the ocean &. Musical Judlce East-West relations. It remaLns withln a 200 n811tlca1 mLle radLus of Instrument. to be seen whether the Russlans are gen KwaJaleLn and In the Kwajaleln Atoll ulnely interested in the resolution of on the lslands and ln the lagoon be outstanding major issues or merely ln Prices from tween a l~ne JOlnlng but not Lnclud Western endorsement of the status quo $2.20 to lng Gagan and GegLhu Islands and a ln Europe on Soviet terms." llne Jo~nLng but not lncludlng Ome $7.40 The white paper announced that Britaln lak and Legan Islands Unless spe in 1971-72 wl11 spend $6.108 bi11l0n or c~f~cally authorlzed, all personnel about 5 1/2 per cent of lts gross na asslgned to duty or llylng on any tl0nal product on defense. The Untied of the ~slands w~thln the above States spends nearly 10 per cent of its KwaJa1ein Atoll hazard area must gross national product on defense. elther "take coverll ln an approved This was an increase of $636 mililon ~helter when dlrected or rema~n over the prev~ous year's defense spend out of thLS hazard area betwee!' the ing. hours1550 Feb 18 and 0115 Feb. 19. Tomorrow The whlte paper sald the Soviet threat Unless specLflcally authorlzed to the West in not 11m~ted to NATO area no craft wl11 enter or be Ln the but lS worldwlde. above Kwajaleln Atoll hazard area between the hours stated above Wednesday, February 17, 1971 '. Wo.e.'s All Stars S. Strommer Douglas M. Addington Douglas S. Ching Palm Terrace A. Rubio Douglas I. Domninguez WECo P. Smith Roi Namur K. Shearer WECo J. Marsh WECo D. Dens ford Kentron T. Hahn Roi Namur J. Caskey Roi Namur J. Tolan WECo G. Rappachietta Lucys Legion Jolet Palm Terrace COACHES: B. Barnett WECo J. Windes Roi Namur G. King Kentron FIELDING AND THROWING .••. 1S one The Women's All Stars are asked of the talents be1ng checked by to report to the soccer field L1ttle League coaches dur1ng tomorrow at 5 pm to begin practic- the daily tryouts be1ng held at ing for Sunday's game against Spar- the L~ttle League Fleld. tans I and II. Mounfainball Teams Plctured In front c.:.:re Barbara Thompson, Jack Ross Golf Tourney OPEN and James Halthccat Second Row, Amella The Jack Ross Golf Tournament will AMERICAN NATIONAL Halthcoat,(Left) Joyce Savage, Carol Schwarz be held on Sunday, Feb. 28. It will Ro~ Namur Palm Terrace A and Bev Heuter. Back Row, Chrls Melfl,(left) be 18 holes medal play with full RCA Palm Terrace B Las D1ablos John Wallace, Edlt haaklnson, Molly Otto, and handicaps used. There will be three Sandbaggers Bagger Rats John Harns flights (men and women included) Enedrikdrik WECo with 12 prizes awarded at an Award Special Services Tradex Jogging Awards D1nner that evening. Yokwe Yuk I Yokwe Yuk. II The tournament will be limited to Tia Ture Spartans I It was award nlght recently for several of 160 golfers so sign up at the golf Douglas Eagles the,lsland's top joggers RecelV1ng thelr clubhouse or call Joe K. at 83768 as 500-male troph1es were John Wallace and John soon as possible. Entries are no AAA Harrls, who lncldently are also the two old longer being accepted. EAST WEST est members In the club Entrance fee: $2.00 for tournament Charlies Tuna KMR For the flrst t1me, 30G-mlle plaques were only; $5.00 for tournament plus Medicare MZC clalmed by three women In the program. They Awards Dinner and cocktails; $5.00 Range Rl.ders Spartans III were Chr1s Melfl, Edlt Haaklnson, and Molly for each guest to Awards Dinner and IUkak1s Sprints Otto. cockta11s. Trained Killers Hawa1ian Chiefs Certlf1.cate awards fm' completlng the 16- Pot Pourr1 Geckos 'week Beglnrlers Program \Jere presented to KGA MEETING Nufragi Vikings AmelIa Halthcoat, Joyce Savage, Carol A KGA meeting will be held Fe@. 24, Spartans II Pole Cats Schwarz, Bev Reuter, Barbara Thompson, and at 7:30 pm at the Community Center. COE NIS James Halthcoat. All SlX have now started 10 All KGA members should plan to at on thelr advanced joggIng programs. tend. Women Golf Winners Anyone wlshlng to start down the road to First Place winners sparkllng health IS welcome to jOln the jog ATTENTION GOLFERS (tie) Verla Boes 64 glng program For full lnformatlon, just The KWGA is making preparations for Charlene Holderread 64 stop In front of Spec1al Servlces any tlme the annual Coral Open Golf Tournament Monday through Saturday from 5 to 6.15 pm. to be held Sunday, Apr. 18. Keep Second Place winners that day open for fun. The evening (tie) Marge Dresser 67 will be filled ,,?:ith food and enter Jan Millar 67 tainment. There will be a limited field, so watch for further details. Third Place winners (t~e) Judy Calvert 68 MEETINGS!! Lorraine Bailey 68 Marry Benn 68 There ~s a meetlng belng held thlS even~ng for all those 1n Sports $6orts teres ted in off1c1atlng during The Twins opened spring tra1ning at the upcom~ng mounta1nball sea Orlando, Flor1da today, welcom~ng son. The m~etlng beg1ns at the pitchers and the catchers. But 5.15 ~n the offlce of Special Servlces. the big attraction ~s the Tw~n with the big bat and the f~rst Tw~n to Tomorrov there 1S a meetlng tate for all managers of Men's S~x a $100,000 contract--34-year man Volleyball teams. Th@ meet old Harmon Killebrew. He says: Ing 13 also scheduled for 5 15 "I'd like to h~t 50 home runs some and wlll be held ~n the off1ce year " of Spec1al Servlces. Paul Blair, Balt~more's center fielder, has signed h1S 1971 con Twilight Golf League tract with the World Champ10n TOM YOSHIDA MAKES. It very clear just what Or~oles. There's no mention of he wants each Llttle Leaguer to do. The boys the pr~ce for Bla1r who recovered NORTH SCHEDULE from a serious bat-1n-the-face are currently belng run through practlce ses Wednesday, February 17 injury to lead Baltimore's bat Slons After the practlce seSSlons they wlll TEE U1 be dlvlded Into teams to start the regualr ters in the World Ser1es. 4:30 PT I vs Rikakis A couple of AmPTican glrls are season 4:45 BTL Raiders vs MM winners at an 1ndoor track meet ---"'~..-.:: ~~ :.."...,.... 5:00 Ace Ducee vs PT II underway in Riga. the capital of Listen to John Emert's morning Soviet Latvia. Gwen Norman won SOUTH SCHEDULE the 400 meters race in 57 and one sports report on AFILS Thursday, February 18 tenth seconds. Katheryn Jones took TEE H the 50 meter sprint in six and two ****************** •••*.*********** ••* 4:30 Int'l vs Douglas 4:45 Century vs Sandtrappers tenths seconds. INFECTION STOPPED AT EARLY STAGES 5:00 Swingers vs Engineers CUTS LOSS OF TIME AND LOSS OF WAGES. Wednesday, February 17, 1971 HOURGLASS Page 5 ] a treet NEW YORK (UPI) - For about an hour Woolrielge Inelideel on Conspiraq Charges today it appeared as if the axe had WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former Army Sgt. Maj. W1lliam 0 Woolridge and seven others finally dropped on Wall Street. But were indicted by a federal grand jury today on charges of conspiring to defraud a gradual recovery during the afternoon noncommissioned officers' clubs in V1et Nam between 1965 and 1969. shelved this possibility although the Woolridge was the Army's former highest ranking enlisted man who was stripped market fin1shed with a small loss in of that rank following a Senate subcommittee 1nvestigation in 1969 which accused active trading. him of "questionable activities" 1n his conduct of Army clubs in Germany, the After tumbling more than 6 points by 11 am, the Dow Jones industrial United States and South Viet Nam. House Me."ers Ju.p Gun Attorney General John N. Mitchell average closed down 2.'19 at 887.87. Standard & Poor's 500 stock index dip announced the .ndictments were return- 8,"1" ed in U.S. Distr1ct Court in Los An- On Hea"" Insurance • ped 0.46 to 98.20, while the average geles. Woolridge, five current or WASHINGTON (UPI) - A group of House price of a NYSE common share dropped former Army non-corns, two civ1lians, members proposed a comprehensive health 19 cents. and a Califoru1a corporation in which insurance bill today, jomping the gun Of 1,703 issues crOSSing the tape, five of the accused were shareholders on a proposal President Nixon w1ll send 841 moved lower, 576 gained. There were named in the indictments. to Congress later this week. were 120 new 1910-71 highs set, only Coincidentaly, the Senate subcomm1t Rlval administration and Democratic one new low. Volume of 18,720,000 tee reopened hearings today into the health care plans are expected to set shares compared with 21,350,000 shares $3 billion a year Post Exchange oper the stage for one of the major legis traded yesterday. ations run by the Defense Department lative fights in th1s sessi~n of Con Of the 15 most active issues, nine The California corporation named in gress. declined, six advanced. the indictment was identif1ed as Rep Omar Burleson. D-Tex8s, ch1ef Occidental Petroleum, which headed Harmed Inc .• described as formerly be- spokesman for "'he congressional group, the active list, edged up 1/2 to 22 1ng in Fullerton, Calif. S31d his measure would extend health 1/2 on 304,800 shares. Woolridge was one of the shareholders 1nSUranceto all Americans and would re Howard Johnson, in second position, in the company. Other shareholders present a compromise between a national gained 1/4 to 25 1/4 on 280,300 shares. named were: M.Sgt. William H. Higdon, med1cal program and help only for the Trans Union Corp. followed. It spurted Redstone Arsenal, Ala.; Sgt. 1.C. Nar poor. 2 1/4 to 41 5/8 on 275,800 shares. vaez Hatcher, ret , Sgt. 1.C. Seymour N1xon's proposal is expected to in Prices declined in heavy turnover on Lazar, ret., and Theodore "Sam" Bass, clude health insurance plans for every the American Stock Exchange. The Amex a civ1ban who had served as a NCO in bus1nesb with 25 or more employes with index dipped 0.07 to 25.37. the Army. part of the payments subsidized by the DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES The Just1ce Department said Woolridge, government Press Secretary Ronald who was the First Sergeant Major of Z1egler said details would be spelled 30 Industrials 887.87 Off 2.10 the Army, is now stationed at White out in a preSidential message either 20 Transportaiton 194 98 Off 0.40 Sands Miss1le Range, N. Mex. Thursday or Firday. 15 Utili ties 125.45 Off 0.03 Others named in the indictment were Burleson said h1s bill would contain 65 Stocks 292.79 Off 0.58 Sgt. 1.C Wll11am C. Bagby, Fort Shaf these features ter, Hawa11; and Charles and Irene - Each state would have a commission NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Terhune, civ1l1ans now 11ving in M1d to oversee its part of the system. dlesex, England. - An 1nd1v1dual enrolled in the plan- All Stocks 54.04 Off 0.25 Named as co-conspirators. but not that 15, insured by an approved com Indus tr1al 57.21 Off 0.18 charged, were David Tung and Henry Tung pany--would be allowed to deduct all Transportation 40.99 Off 0.09 of Tom Brothers and Co., Hong Kong. the prem1um cost from his income tax. Utility 42.35 Off 0.54 The indictment accused all 8 persons - An ind1vidual who could not afford Finance 69.04 Off 0.34 of consp1r1ng to defraud noncomm1SS10n health insurance would be subsidized. ed off1cers Open Mess Clubs 1n V1et - An employer participating in a plan NOTICE OF POWER OUTAGE Nam dur~ng the per~od from 1965 to meeting the m1nimum standards set na There will be a power outage Sa 1969 t10nally would get 100 per cent tax de turday, February 20, )971, be Some of those lndicted were also ac duct10n of those expenditures. tween 1300 and 2100 hours. The cused of fraudulent cla1IDS and bribery The poor would be provided for out of follovang faci11ties will be af a state pool. Those who could not af fected' Buildings lIlt 708i 710; 10eUeed bee in England ford health insurance would not have to 5-713, 5-503, 5-1211, T-1488; pay anyth1ng The linear Poor" able to 1759, 1762. 1791, 1B03r 1843; Renegotiating Contract pay something would be charged on a Quarters 426 thru 436. LONDON (UPI) - Daniel Haughton, scale based on the1r 1ncome. Essent1al loads only of the fol cha1rman of the Lockheed A1rcraft Corp., lowing fac1lities will be trans arr~ved today to attempt renegot1at10n Gorern.en' Backed Ho.e ferred to temporary feeders: of a $1 blilion contract for develop BU1ldings 301, T-401; 610, 701; ment of a Jet a1rplane eng1ne that loan In'eres' CU' 702, 704; 706, 714, 716; 718; drove Rolls Royce Ltd 1nto bankruptcy. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The interest ceil- 719, 804; 806; 807; 808; 813; Haughton told a news conference on 1ng on government backed home loans was 867, T-1390, T-1577; S-1711, arrival that he hoped to have a f1rm cut for the third time 1n less than T-1725, T-1744, T-1868. Other proposal by Feb 26 on how to salvage three months today, rolling the rate facilit1es in the area may be the contract for development of the back to 7 per cent, the lowest mark in affected. RB2ll engine, which Rolls Royce was more than two years. bu~lding for Lockheed's Tr~star a~rbus. Jointly announced by the Federal TIl don't want you to imply that I Hous1ng Administration and the Veterans NOTICE OF POWER OUTAGE came here with my pockets full of mon Administration, the move will cl1p $8 There will be a power outage Mon ey, TI Haugh ton said. "I did not say I a month off the cost of buying a home day, Feb. 22, between 0730 and would pay more for the engine. But we wi th 8 $25,000 mortgage payable over 1800 hours. The following facili tvant to reach a sat1sfactory solution 25 years t1es will be affected Buildings that W1!! be best for all concerned, Secretary George Romney of Hous1ng #S-220; S-221 ,'S-1201; S-1202; S-1203 and I think we can do this and I think and lrban Development said the rate cuts S-1205, 5-1215; Dependants Pool, we w1l1. "w1ll help bring a number of middle in Portable Classrooms #355 & 356, "We all teaned up to launch this pro come families back into the housing School Bldgs #350; 351; 352, gram and ~t is very 1mportant to our market. 1850, 1860 & Nursery; Tides T-302; customers, Doth for Lockheed and for "The key nOW'," he said s "is to gain Palm 561, Shell 562, Reef 564, Rolls Rpyce. effective control over land, labor and VIP Trailers #2784 & 2785, Trailer Lockheed is among several major other housing costs so that this saving #782, Quarters #102, 104, 202; concerns around the world h1t by the 1n the cost of money is not absorbed by 204, 206; 208; 209, 210; 212; 213, f1nancial collapse of Rolls Royce. increased costs in those areas." 214; 216; 222; 224; 226, 227, 241; In Australia, for example, senior John A. Stastny, president of the Na 402; 404; 422, 459; 461 through diplomats said the JOInt Brit1sh Aus tional Association of Home Builders, 466; 468; 487 through 495. Tem tralian rocket range at Woomera, north s81d the reduction "may qualify as many porary power outages may be ex of Adela1de, was in trouble because its as 1.5 million mere middle income Ameri perienced at the following loca Black Arrow satellite launch project can families •.. for a typical FHA house." t10ns. Salt water station #776; utilizes two Rolls Royce engines. He also sa1d it could increase home Hospital, Crossroads; 0cean View; Haughton declined to discuss his i product10n by 75,000 to 80 t OOO units Yokwe Yuk Theater. Pacific Club tinerary while here or disclose details to 8 total of 1.8 million units this and morgue. Other facilities in of h1s tactics in the talks with Rolls year. the area may be affected. Royce officials. r----p-.g-e--6------~~------~~------=H~OU=R~G~~---S------==~====~III~~~~e-d-n-e-S-d-at--.--pllllarJ• 17, lq7J 1 CONTRACT BRIDGE Meet Alfred Ross LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE B y B Jay Bee k e r Champ Blood Donor (Top Record-Hold.t in Malters' Individual Champlon,hlp Play) By F BEVERLY KELLEY South dealer primarily of high cards and Neither side vulnerable Central Pre88 A880CWt101I. there is a. danger of having Correspondent NORTH them ruffed unless trumps are NEW YORK-On hIs 64th .AJ12 drn~ birthday recently .Alfred Ross .Ql08~ But when declarer can gain wcnt to the bank The blood +AQ6 tricks by utlhzmg either hlS bank There he made a depOSit own or dummy's trumps for It was hiS 127th pint Ross Is rutfing purposes, he delays the WEST ... EAST leading blood donor, by all extraction of trumps until such available records, of the United .5 .863 tune as it becomes advantag~ yAJ7 yK96S32 eollS to draw them States and of Canada He has a +842 +9Hi The most common case where 15-gallon certificate from the 4KQJI083 49 declarer does not extract Amencan Assodation of Blood SOUTH trumps occurs when dummy Banks to prove It .KQ1094 has a void, a smgleton or a When Ross is not at a blood doubleton of a side suit in bank, and thats his hobby, you +KJI03 which declarer has IDsers that can see and hear him in the .A762. can be ruffed m dummy theater pns of the natIOn s The blddmg Today s hand illustrates this rJayhouses where he IS percus~ method of play West leads a slOmst fur the traveling New South West North East club won by South with the ace York mUSIcal shows HIS pres 1 • 2" 3 • Pass If declarer were llQW to draw ent aSl'llgnment is that of drum ... Pass " • Pass the opponents trumps. he would ming for the tounng "Zorba" 6 • wind up going down one He where he is one of five pnnCI Opemng lead-kmg of clubs could still ruff one of Jus three pal muslClaIis who travel with club losers in dummy but the company The great maJonty of hands eventually he would lose a sec~ are played ill smt contracts ond club tnck rather than in notrump In all Played properly, however, de DURING the "Zorba' tour Alfred Ro" and drums !.uch hands declarer faces the clarer makes the contract Wlth drummer Alfred Ross was Hal'T'ison Elame Stntch, Kent problem of whether or not to the greatest of ease After tak~ called upon to give emergen an Smith, Luther Adler, Herschel draw trumps ing the ace of clubs at trick cy 'performance" at a Milwau Bernardi, Rise Stevens and Pa Solvmg thiS question IS Cn!- one, he returns a club at trick kee hospital for a cluld who triCC Munsel clal In many hands, but, unfor~ two The defense now cannot had open-heart surgery Long tunately, It IS ImpoSJ:uble to IltoP hl1ll from nIffing two ago, hIS fnst donation went to The Ross' cldest son age 22, fonnulate any smgle rule that clubs in dwnmy with high the child of a trumpet player IS a mUSiCian and a blcl)d do lllHQ L ')lHVHS 9 'Did t 'NHOH H3aMOd Z; will guide declarer unerringly trumps After he has done this, gravely III In Ross' home town, nor In the family traditIon and to a clear~cut answer South draws East's remaining New York Clty has gnen 12 pints Another son '>lMVHVWOl l-uMOa NVJIHd 6 'HV31 8 'HOOa L In gf'neraJ, declarer draws tn!mps and thus makes the in the United States Navy IS a 'I was bcared stiff that first 'SNIV1HnJ S '3dOJSOHJIW E'lN31 l-SSOJ)V SH3MSNV the adverse trumps as soon as slam The defenders score a a reguhr donor, but 'l third time' he remembers, 'but they pOSSIble if hiS values COIUllst club trick but no more son 17, IS a year under the age told me that my blood type 0- (© 1971 KIng Features Syndicate Inc) lumt for glvmg blood .2 11-71 POIlluve wtts badly needed be Tomorrow. Assumption cause It can be gIVen to anyone So I began to gIve to blood AFTER the champ pa~sed age Around the World Coverage bankS as often as permitted 59 he fibbed about his years about every three months-and 'FIft:'r -mne was the limit then durmg World War II my blood They figure that (,ometimes el was flown whole to battle derly persons r IS k their own areas " hcalth by glvmg blood I fought • to raise the IUnIt over 59 and ROSS' career as a theater finally received a letter from drummer spans many years and Averell Harnman Red Cross many shows all the way back preSident at the tIme tellmg me to the onginal production of that the age limit had been Anme Get Your Gun" Because raised to 66 and I could start an exceptJ.onal percussion man telling the tn!th' IS one of the pnze assets of a Now age 64-what happens song-and-dance attraction Ross after two more years of glV Is in conSiderable demand Ethel mg" 'I guess I 11 either have Mennan, Alfred Drake, Molly to start flbbmg about my age Picon Barbara Baxley and Ed- agaill he says 'or g'Ive blood die .Albert have danced and Just ill Pittsburgh That IS the pr1Uiced to the Ross beat and only place I know of that has so have Julie Andrews Rex no age limit" I WISHING WELL~ Regtatered U S Patent 0ff1ee , 7 8 2 6 5 7 3 6 6 , R T A• F H A R W• I 0 I D I 2 6 8 5 7 3 8 7 2 6 7 E A N C M S E E A P A• 0 •Y 5 8 2 6 , 7 8 6 , 2 7 , H 0 R T Y U •R S 0 L T T N , 6 5 7 2 3 8 8 5 7 M• E D 0 F H •0 W S M• E V 0 6 2 8 , 8 , 7 2 6 , 3 T A S A S E •E R R H L S S• , , 2 7 7 , 8 6 2 S U •S M F • I •C U A• E I N 0 7 2 8 3 8 , 2 , 8 N G• N •G 0 T N K S• E• Y S s HERE is .. pleasant little game that will give you .. ~ge every day It Is a numerical pIlUle designed to apeU out CHICANOS RIOT IN lOS ANGELES-Shellff's deputies your fortune count the letters in your first name It the nwn· ber of letters Is 6 or more, subtract " If the number is lese tussle \\lth a \outh durmg VIOlent !.klrmlshes With than 6, add 3 The result 14 your key number Start at the Mexlc,m~Amelican :'rouths m East Lo!. Angeles follow- upper lett_hand corner of the rectangle and check every one mg a wmd()w~bl('akmg, lootmg lampdge One man was of your key numbers, left to right Then read the meua.ge LIVED UP TO ITS NAME-The Bee Lme tractOl ttallel ~h()t and killed ..Ind at ](',,~t 45 others Injured the letters under the cheeked figure! give you l.-17 made a beeline for the guard rail m St LoUIS and wound up perched nght on top Hadds ® WHY DI[XJ,6., I NEVER HEARD GET TI-I,A,T MAKe? HIM SAY A. eooo YOU 5HQULDA, GOTTEN WC;QD ABOUT ANY A WIDER ONE'Tl-U=Y BODYOR ANYTHII>.IGI DON T USE THEM !-lAND HES A6I>J~ GOOD 5TAATER5 ANY MORe I WEATHER' ~ ~EM. WI-iEELS WILL. SLIP ON ICE THE IF HE KEEP5 HAND CONTROLS KNOCKIN' IT HE'L.L j OUGI-ITA BE TA.LK HIMSELF OUT' HIGHER OF BORRONINJ IT [ FREAK TRAIN WRECK KILLS 33-The Mumch~to-Zunch "Bavan,i" expless lies m a ditch after Jumpmg the tlacks on a curve and tumblmg down an embankment mto the path of an onrushmg commuter tlam The resultant crash at Altrang, West Germany, killed 33 and Injured !4 (Cublepilotn) Wednesday t 17,1971 HOURGLASS • l{OU'Re NOT WEARING AN« P MITTENS OR. GLOVES' E OR ANi{rHING A N U T S 1: I>I1MA~P 1I :r OON'1" ~~,"L,.. UP TO I='AR __ su, MAYSE- 1i-IATS ~---~~-~"----. SU&;'" CA~'" GG.i INTo -n·.f!O: WA"i 1"HE OL.D !CRO.lJWORD " fHf. SWING O~ 'THIN65 !>A~~ 6OUNC: ..S By Eug"'" Sheffer! R AND I'f"G B~COMIN6 QU:"n;. WHEN YOU~ __ ~w WHERE:: DID HORIZONTAL 39 Carting A ',OJ l' 'lhr. l{J SWISo. 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