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All The News That FltS We Prlnt VOL 9, No 8529 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Wednesday, October 15, 1969 Viet War Moratorium Demonstration Conducted Peacefully WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Clty where After the oratory across the capl- the Executlve ManSlon or to see person- declsl0ns were made to send a half- tal, demonstrators gathered ln the ally any demonstrators who mlght ask mllll0n Amerlcans to flght In Vlet Nam shadow of Washlngton Monument for a to meet wlth hlm resounded today wlth appeals by thou- rally and a candlellght march to the "I regret that the Presldent has sald sands of orderly demonstrators for Whlte House, led by Mrs Martln Luth- he wll1 pay no attentlon to thlS ef- Presldent Nlxon to end the war soon er Klng Jr , for a wreathlaYlng and fort," Sen George S McGovern, (Dem - From local college campuses to the sllent Vlgl1 S D ), told 2,000 cheerlng students at steps of the Capltol to the gates of The Presldent, who has lnSlsted the Amerlcan Unlverslty the Whlte House ltself, young and old natlonwlde Vlet Nam Moratorlum would "If he holds to that course, he wlll gathered wlthout lncldent to protest not affect hlS declS10ns on the war learn as hlS predecessor learned that further U S lnvolvement In Vlet Nam In any way, spent the day at the Amerlcan forelgn P011Cy cannot be form- Government workers spent thelr lunch Whlte House on routlne buslness whlle ed ln deflance of the conSClence and hours at antlwar railles wlth stu- plckets maLched outslde on Pennsyl- the common sense of the Amerlcan peo- dents wearlng black arm bands and blue vanla Avenue pIe " and whlte peace buttons, whlle debate H1S Press Secretary, Ronald Zleg- The blggest demonstration was held over the war raged on ln Congress ler, sald Nlxon had no plans to leave at the Selectlve Servlces Offlce Viet Cong Mine US Students in Paris Sinks Freighter; Stage Demonstration Fiv Killed SAIGON (UPI) -- A Vlet Cong mlne CANADA Near Embassy sank a frelghter at anchor In the South Vletnamese port of Nha Trang to­ PARIS (UPI) -- About 150 Amerlcan day and kliled flve men Two terror students staged a day-long demonstra­ attacks ln Salgon went awry and kliled *WHnlHORSE tlon agalnst the Vlet Nam War outslde one terrorlst the U S Embassy houslng Amerlca's War communlques reported "numerous peace delegatlon whlle Chlef Negotla­ small ground engagements" but there tor Henry Cabot Lodge prepared for was no major break ln the battle lull tomorrow's seSSlon of the deadlocked that began on Sept 17 peace talks The frelghter S S Kln Wah, of Pan­ Durlng the day, several hundred amanlan reglstry, settled to the bot­ persons -- mostly students -- present­ tom of Nha Trang Harbor when the mlne ed protest petitlons to embassy of­ exploded nlne feet below the water CAPITOL IDEAS are belng had agaln by flclals ln the lobby of the bUlldlng llne and punched a huge hole In ltS people ln Anchorage (pop 45,000) Students In the courtyard sang pro­ hull Three men aboard the ShlP and for removal of Alaska's capitol from test songs and read the names of 4,000 two South Vletnamese on the dock were Juneau (pop 7,300) because of Ju­ Amerlcans kliled ln Vlet Nam Slnce blled neau's remoteness Anchorage, some the peace talks started ln ParlS nlne The ShlP was loaded wlth corrugated 900 mlles away, feels lt lS the blg months ago lron scene ln the natlon's blggest state French pollce, who earller prevented Juneau was establlshed as the terrl­ students from enterlng the embassy Bishop fulton Sheen torlal capltal ln 1906 Twlce Slnce compound, dlspersed groups In the Alaska became a state ln 1959 such a street ln accordance wlth offlclal move was beaten by narrow vote mar­ P011Cy ln breaklng up any outslde Resigns Diocese Duties glns demonstratlons over the Vlet Nam War ROCHESTER, N Y (UPI) -- The Most Water Condition Yellow Dubeei, SmriovsiJ Rev Fulton J Sheen, the charlsmat­ Stop those drlPPY faucets, cut lC prlest who became splrltual advl­ down on your shower tlme and use ser to mlillons through hlS radlo and paper plates and cups to conserve Resign Under fire televlslon broadcasts and best sell­ our water supply Your cooperatlon PRAGUF (UPI) -- Alexander Dubcek and lng books, reslgned today as B1Shop lS needed Josef Smrkovsky, the prlme movers In of the Roman Cathollc Dlocese of Czechoslovakla's shortllved bld for Rochester VC flag Appears freedom, reslgned under flre today Sheen sald he was In "perfect as leaders ln Parllament Elght other health" and refused to dlSCUSS hlS reformers also fell reasons for leavlng Rochester after At Chicago Trial Dubcek, as flrst secretary of the less than three years as leader of CHICAGO (UPI) -- A U S Marshal Communlst Party, and Smrkovsky, as one the dlocese of 361,000 Cathollcs and a defendant ln the trlal of the of hlS top lleutenants, trled to llb­ Vatlcan sources sald the 74-year-old "Chlcago Elght" fought a tug of war erallze Czechoslovak soclety ln the B1Shop asked to be re11eved of hlS today over a Vlet Cong flag whlch sprlng of 1968 Sovlet troops crush­ dutles because of hlS age appeared spread across the defense ed the movement wlth an lnvaSlon ln "I am reslgnlng the dlocese, I am table August, 1968 not reslgnlng work I am not retlr­ The hectlc, shoutlng outburst In the moves today, Dubcek qUlt as lng, I am regeneratlng," he sald at wound up wlth U S D1St Court Judge Chalrman of the Federal Parllament a news conference to lntroduce hlS J J Hoffman denounclng the attempt and Smrkovsky as head of ltS lower successor, Msgr Joseph L Hogan, 43, to "dlsplay a flag of an enemy na­ chamber the House of People pastor of St Margaret Mercy Church tlon ln thlS courtroom the most Both remalned members of Parllament, Sheen, who has been transferred to outrageous courtroom conduct I have thus retalnlng thelr lmmunlty from the honorary post of Tltular Arch­ ever seen " arrest and trlal Dubcek lS also blShop of Newport, sald he would re­ Today's chlef wltness was DennlS stlll a member of the party's Central turn to New York to preach, make re­ Oklapec, who worked an undercover re­ Commlttee Smrkovsky remalns only a treats, appear on televlslon and ra- , porter for the then Chlcago's Amerl­ party member dlO, wrlte and lecture can durlng the conventlon He testl­ The actlon today followed purge rec­ He wlil be deve10plng dlalogue fled hearlng Rennle Davls, one of the ommendatlons lssued three weeks ago wlth athelsts and Communlsts defendants, outllne tactlcs by the Central Commlttee Page 2 HOURGLA<;S Wednesday, October 15, J9~9 Chi f of Flight Sqfety MAJ James Schaaf Jr , Chief of AROUND TOWN Flight Safety Dlvislon at KMR, mlsses Vlrginla and cltes Vlet Nam COMMAND~~~ HOUR and Shreveport, La , as his most Blasting Warning 1815 - 1845 HOURS rewardln~ assignments Blastlng wlll contlnue at hlgh tlde today and A natlve of Rlchmond, MAJ Schaaf wlll go on for approxlmately two weeks Island­ has spent four years In the tropl­ ers are lnstructed to stay out of the hazard ThlS week Father Hezel, Father cal cllmates of Panama and Vlet area as shown In the drawlng below Boyle's vacatlon stand ln, dlS­ Nam Reeflng south of the Alr Termlnal wlll not be cusses hlS work on KwaJaleln Cow­ "We mlSS mountalns, plne trees permltted durlng these perlods of hlgh tldes boy John lS a KwaJ Good Guy and and the change of seasons," he ex­ Motorlsts on Ocean Road and the general area sports wlth LT Lee Rhoades and Jlm plalned, "We had a camper traller may be stopped temporarlly because of blastlng Neale before comlng here and dld a lot In the vlclnlty Slgns wlll be posted Llsten to the Commander's Hour of camplng " over AFRS on Wednesday The pro­ Boats are to stay 1,500 feet off shore In 1967, ~AJ Schaaf was In Vlet ReSldents are asked to llsten to AFRS for gram wll1 also follow the regular Nam as an advlser to two Vletnam­ further detalls FM Program on Hednesday mpht ese malntenance companles support­ lng lsolated areas H1S Job took ALTAIR Engineer hlm from the Cambodlan border to The Unlted States lS the most the South Chlna Sea technlcally advanced natlon 10 the As MAJ Schaaf recalls, "We work­ world Englneers from most coun­ ed closely wlth the Vletnamese, trles would llke to go to Amerlca trYlng to lnstlll malntenance and A West German Electrlcal Englneer supply concepts that are respon­ says, "I've found Amerlca not only Slve to a modern army's needs satlsfactory to work In but also "They were very receptlve and appreclate the way of llvlng In many we were able to make progress " ways so dlfferent from the old coun­ He recalls a humorous lncldent, try " although not funny at the tlme, Before gOlng to the States, Egll whlch occurred when he was caught Halloween Time Engllsch worked several years for a on the road durlng a nlght attack The annual Speclal Servlces Halloween Cos- large German company In Amerlca, "My drlver snapped off the head­ tume Contest wlll be held on Oct 31st at 6 30 he got lnto the transmltter fleld llghts, promptly mlssed the road, pm at the Rlchardson Theater All chlldren deslgnlng hlgh-power power supplles, and dumped the Jeep lnto a commun­ through the 6th Grade of Elementary School are modulators and transmltter systems lty garbage plt lnvlted to partlclpate Egll spent two years ln the de­ "After some sllPPlng and slldlng, Halloween costume Judglng prlzes wlll be slgn and check out of the UHF trans­ we cllmbed out and trlpped lnto a awarded 1n the followlng categorles mltter WhlCh lS one of the two AL­ plle of dlscarded barbed Wlre " MOST ORIGINAL FUNNIEST SCARIEST TAIR super power transmltters MAJ Schaaf enjoyed local food and Chlldren wlll be Judged ln age groups Pre­ Now on ROl-Namur, Egil lS the upon leavlng, hlS fellow advlsers schoolers and Klndergarten, 1st & 2nd r,rades, Transmltter Supervlsor for Sylvanla gave hlm a "Duncan Hlnes Certlfl­ 3rd & 4th Grades, 5th & 6th Grades at ALTAIR cate" congratulatlng hlm for hlS Pre-Teen Halloween Party Friday Asked about educatl0n In West Ger- prowess many, Egl1 sald that after grammar Fe also was awarded the Bronze lhere w1ll be a ~alloween Costume Party school when a Chl1d lS ten, he has Star and the Alr Medal for all pre-teens at the Teen Club th1S . a cholce to stay In school untll Stateslde, MAJ Schaaf has been Frlday from 6 30 - 9 30 pn AdmlSS10n w1ll he's 14 (the legal age to leave Commandlng Offlcer of a mlsslle be SOC for members and $1 00 for non-members school) or sWltch to hlgh school malntenance shop In Shreveport, Pr1zes w1ll be awarded for costumes In sever­ By the age of 14 a hlgh school La "My responslbliltles ranged al categor1es Garnes wl11 be played and re­ student has started learnlng at from mlss1le and radar problems freshments wlll be served least two forelgn languages Eg11 to dog kennel repalr " was taught French, Latln, and Eng- H1S shop lncluded three mliltary Mail Closeouts llsh In addltl0n to hlS own lang- and 50 clvlllan members MAJ In accordance wlth the new Post Offlce hours uage Schaaf noted, "ThlS lS where I of October 1st, ~AIL CLOSEOUT tlmes are as fol­ Courses are compulsory "I thlnk learned that the Department of De- lows at the Post Off1ce that's better," Egll lnterJected, fense has a very expert and dedl- "though there are qUlte a few drop- cated clvlllan force " MONDAY 7 30 pm outs" About a mliltary career, he com- WEDNESDAY 1 00 pm Egll sald the hlgh school dlploma mented, "When beglnnlng the ROTC FRID~_~ _~ ...Q9 pm... test was the toughest In hlS llfe program at the Vlrglnla Mliltarv What else can you do wlth a coconut besldes As he recalls, "They ask you any Instltute, I was only plannlng to ITake macaroons? Our Marshallese nelghbors questlon on a subject you've had In serve two years, but I was so lm- know and you are lnvlted to the Ebeye Ex- the past " pressed wlth the quallty of the change sponsored Coconut Demonstrat1on glven by After Egll was released from a offlcers servlng as lnstructors, Marshallese nelghbor ladles next Wednesday POW camp In 1948, he went to a tech- that I sl~ned up for RA and hav- mornlng, Oct 22 from 10 - 11 am nlcal unlverslty and earned hlS en't regretted lt " master's degree In electrlcal en- After work, he keeps actlve wlth The Bowl1ng Alley and Hobby Shop wlll reopen glneerlng from the Rhelnlsch West- photography and archery, and lS today on the1r regular schedule faellsche Technlsche Hochschule, also developlng an lnterest ln Aachen, Germany SCUBA The sew1ng classes for glrls w1ll begln Hllde, hlS wlfe, was a dental MAJ Schaaf belleves, "One should on Monday and Thursday of next week Glrls en­ ass1stant 1n Germany and ln Amerlca never stop learnlng" Be rates rolled have been notlf1ed whlch days they wlll She's now a volunteer at the Mlcro- the Army's correspondence course be attendlng For further lnformatlon, call neSlan Handlcraft Shop system hlghly and has earned 30 the Speclal SerV1ces Offlce at 83331 Egll and Hllde llke the water hours of graduate englneerlng sports and gardenlng Egll also courses durlng off-duty hours Personalities Featured Today intends to take up hlS old hobby, Looklng lnto the future, he sald, photography "I'm lnterested In returnl.ng to Egll's mother and slster, who lS lOglStlCS asslgnments It's a real a radlologlst, llve In Krefeld, challenge to keep the combat arms West Germany They V1Slt the maln- movlng, shootlng, and cornmun1catlng " land about every two years On lsland wlth MAJ Schaaf are As for plans, Egll wants to drlve hlS wlfe, Becky, and thelr two transcontlnental from Alaska to chlldren Saralyn, 8 and Mark, 6 South Arnerlca Becky was a Red Cross Volunteer on the malnland and also worked wlth the Glrl Scouts Cons rv Water YYWC Lunch on 1IIlUti.M..i •• Our Supply Is Low EGIL ENGLISCH (left) and MAJ JAMES SCHAAF JR , Tomorrow (rlght) are featured In storles In columns two and three respectlvely IIII! Wednesday, October 15, 1969 llourGlass J LV' Cites iudge's Civil Rights Record Spartan Launch A Spartan launch ID1SSlon is sch­ eduled for Frlday, Oct 17 "Take Magnuson Opposes Nomination of Haynsworth Cover" requlrements will be in effect Washlngton (UPI)--Sen Warren G Magnuson, D-Wash , today jOlned those oppos­ for thlS mlSS10n All non-essentlal lng the Supreme Court nomlnatlon of Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr , cltlng the personnel ln Areas 1, 2, and 4 wlil Judge's record on C1Vll rlghts and labor cases be evacuated to Area 3 at or be- The declslon by Magnuson, prevlously undeclded, brought to 41 the number of fore T-l hour. (See map below for Senators who say they wlll vote agalnst Presldent Nlxon's nomlnee outline of all areas ) All non­ Thlrty-flve say they wlll vote for the South Carollna Jurlst and 24 are stlll essentlal personnel In Area 3 wlil uncommltted take cover ln an approved shelter At the same tlme, Sen Harry F Byrd Jr , D-Va , who had prevlously been count­ when the "Take Cover" slgnal lS ed ln the UPI poll as one of Hayns­ sounded at T-30 mlnutes (earllest worth's supporters, formally endorsed Morton Repudiates Letter at 9 30 hours) The "Take Cover" the nomlnee, declarlng the Judge's "re­ slgnal wll1 be three ten second cord glves eVldence that he holds a He Signed on War Escalation blasts, wlth twenty-flve seconds Judlclal phllosophy WhlCh wll1 help re­ Washlngton (UPI)--Republlcan Natlonal between blasts, on the flre Slrens store balance to the Supreme Court " Chalrman Rogers C B Morton today re­ Personnel wll1 remaln under cover Magnuson told UPI that allegatlons of pudlated a letter he slgned caillng for untl1 the "All Clear" slgnal lS confllct of Interest a~alnst Haynsworth "sudden and maJor escalatlon" of the sounded The "All Clear" slgnal had nothlng to do wlth-hlS declslon Vlet Nam War, saylng lt was mlsrepre­ wlll be one twenty second blast Rather, he sald, "He's absolutely sented to hlm on the flre Slrens. agalnst what we've done In C1Vll rlghts Morton was one of the 15 congressmen The "Take Cover" and the "All and "has partlclpated ln seven cases Ilsted as slgners of a letter, Clr­ Clear" slgnals wll1 also be whlch could be legltlmately classlfled culated by Rep Sam Stelger, R-Arlz , announced over AFRS After the as antl-labor " caillng on Presldent Nlxon to step up "All Clear," stay tuned to AFRS Byrd, on othe other hand, sald the mliltary actlvlty ln the war for lnformatlon regardlng resump­ Supreme Court "has gone too far to the But Morton, who supported the Vlet Nam tlon of normal actlvltles left" and Haynsworth could be expected War Moratorlum, sald ln another letter In connectlon wlth thlS operatlon, to glve It balance to the Presldent that the Stelger letter hazard areas wlil eXlst ln the ocean As for CIVll rlghts, Byrd sald, "It was represented to hlm as merely a sup­ area between the latltudes of 0 IS true that Judge Haynsworth has not port of Nlxon's Vlet Nam P011Cy and that degrees 30 mlnutes north and 9 been a crusader--but to my way of he slgned lt wlthout studYlng the con­ degrees 0 mlnutes north and the thlnklng, crusadlng IS not a proper tents longltudes of 159 degrees 0 IDlnutes Judlclal functlon " "It turns out that the letter actually east and 171 degrees 0 mlnutes east Byrd sdld he had looked lnto charges represents an admonltlon for a change ln and In the Kwa]aleln lagoon south of that Haynsworth, as chlef Judge of the your P011Cy lnvolvlng further escalatlon," a 11ne ]Olnlng the southern end of U S 4th Clrcult Court of Appeals, had Morton told the Presldent Ebeye and Ennylabegan lslands All not dlsquallfled hlmself In cases In­ "My posltlon lS one of complete support personnel and craft wlil be out of volvlng companles In WhlCh he had a of your efforts ln Vlet Nam and I wlsh to these areas by 0800 hours on the flnanClal Interest dlbassoclate myself from thlS letter " mlSS10n day and wlll not enter these "I feel there has been no eVldence Mn~+nn's offlce sald later hp areas before 1800 hours on the ID1SSlon presented JustlfYlng a valId charge View on Drug Laws Given day or untll the restrlctlon has been that the Judge acted to advance hlS Washlngton (UPI)--Dr Stanley F hfted own Interest, B}rd Sdld Yolles, the government's top mental Although he had not crusaded for health offlclal, sald that mandatory CIVll rlghts, Byrd sald, "A study of Jall sentences for use and sale of Judge Haynsworth's Judlclal record drugp should be ellmlnated shows that he has scrupulously followed Dr Robert W Balrd, dlrector of the the Supreme Court's mandate ln regard Haven Cllnlc for drug addlcts In New to school Integratlon " Yore Slty, dlsagreed, saylng thlS coul lead to "the demlse of a great The Senate Judlclary ComIlll ttee ap­ I •• /~____ r~~+ lo"oved the nomlnatlon on a 10-7 vote natlon " last 'l'hursday To gl ve the members Yolles, dlrector of the Natlonal tIMe to wrlte maJorlty and mlnorlty Instltute of Mental Health, answered leports, the Senate IS not expected to "yes" durlng a hearlng by the House bn ng the nomlnatlon to a vote untll Crlme Commlttee when asked "WOUld dt lease; Nov 6 you even favor droPPlng mandatory Jall terms for suppllers of narcotlcs to ;/ - ~- ~--..::= teen-agers?" --.:-~""--,,,~ ~::.- .:~ "I am convlnced that the soclal and ~------~------psychologlcal damage caused by In­ carceratlon IS HI many cases far great­ er to the Indlvldual and to soclety than was the offense Itself," sald Yolles, whose tralnlng Includes British Journalist Released psychlatry Yolles backed up testlmony glven After Two Years in Red Chine yesterday by hlS superlor, Dr Roger o Egeberg, asslstant secretary of Hong Kong (UPI)--Erlc Gordon, the thlrd HEW, who urged softer penaltles for Brltlsh Journallst released by Communlst sale and use of marlJuana Chlna ln the past two weeks, sald today "It IS tlme to change from a pros­ he was placed under house arrest In ecutlon to a publlc health approach Peklng for almost two years on charges In deallng wlth drug abuse and es­ of slanderlng Mao Tse-tung and smuggllng peclally In coollng the marlJuana out pOll tlcal Infornldtlon problem," Yolles sald Gordon, 31, hlS wlfe Marle, 31, and Balrd, who sald he practlces en­ thelr son Klm, 13, were freed yesterday dlcronology durlng the daytlme and He spoke at a news conference, and operates hlS cllnlc at nlght, sald, denled the charges "I WOUldn't have elther one of them "I made certaln admlsslons," Gordon Yolles or Egeberg worklng ln my sald when asked how he won hlS freedom "They sald I slandered Chalrman Mao I h cllnlc " "Many of our doctor frlends who take knew I had to confess what they wanted take the Ilberal attltude about me to confess " marlJuana are admlnlstrators of Gordon sald the polltlcal lnformatlon elther federal, state or Clty Instlt­ lnvolved In the smuggllng charge con­ utlons and the use of the stethoscope slsted of notes he Intended to use In SHELL GAME- AmE'llc In

NEW YORK (UPI) -- Stock market Parls (UPI)--Hanol dlplomats told two U S Navy Wlves from Vlrglnla and a averages turned mixed today as Wall Pennsylvanla mother today that the only way they could obtaln the release of Street paused to catch 1tS b1eath thelr relatlves lmprlsoned In North Vlet Nam was to go home and demonstrat~ after two booming advances agalnst thelr government The women, Mrs Martha Doss and Mrs Sue Shuman of Turnover of 15,740,000 shares Vlrglnla Beach, Va and Mrs Shuman's mother-ln-law, Mrs Clark Beckler of compared with the 19,950,000 shares Greensburg, Pa , asked for the release which changed dur1ng the prev10us of all slck and lnjured prlsoners, In­ Thousands of Americans seSS1on, the bus1est of the year cludlng thelr relatlves Conf1dence that the market has All three sald after the one hour Express War Discontent seen 1tS low for the year, and that and 15 mlnute meetlng they could not Wash1ngton lS mov1ng faster towards comply wlth the North Vletnamese con­ In Moratorium Prot st a V1et Nam peace settlement helped dltlon, but they hoped Hanol mlght (UPI)--Hundreds of thousands of genera;e enthus1asm among traders, someday reconslder ltS P011Cy toward Amerlcans poured out thelr unhapplness although prof1t tak1ng seemed to prlsoners over the Vlet Nam War today In a restra1n demand "I can't go and demonstrate agalnst natlonwlde "Moratorlum Day" of protest Lucien Hooper, sen10r analyst the government when my husband lS In They thronged lnto centers of the for W E Hutton Brokerage descr1bed , " t prlson In North Vlet Nam because he natlon's blg cltles for maSSlve ral­ the market s performance as a na - lS sworn to obey the orders of that lles, marched out of colleges and ural development" in the aftermath government," Mrs Shuman sald "I've hlgh schools and demonstrated thelr of two g1ant ga1ns always thought my husband lS one of the deslre for an end to the war In demon- The UPI marketw1de 1nd1cator bravest men I know and I am just try­ stratlons from coast to coast showed a ga1n of 42 percent on lng to follow hlS example," sald the The protest was the largest yet 1 lssues cross1ng the tape Of 614 wlfe of Navy Cmdr Edwln Arthur "Ned" mounted In thlS country agalnst U S these, 826 moved forward and 583 Shuman III, captured March 17, 1968 lnvolvement In Southeast ASla, and lt were 1n retreat There were 48 new "I only hope my husband doesn't had the most prestlglous support, In­ h1ghs set, and 29 new lows suffer because we've come here," Mrs cludlng nearly 80 Senators and Con- The New York Stock Exchange m1r­ Doss sald But she added, "I felt I gressmen rored a r1se of three cents 1n the had to come I had to try There was only a scatterlng of V10- average common share pr1ce "As we went out the door we asked lence and dlsruptlon Protesters tos­ The Dow Jones average of 30 In­ them to keep the thought and maybe sed rocks and bottles at each other dustr1als (blue Ch1p), however, later they would flnd a sUltable mo­ In Detrolt's Kennedy Square flre fell 2 37 to 830 06 after zoom1ng ment to reconslder It,'' she sald belleved caused by arson destroyed about 25 1/2 p01nts over the two "They seemed fo feel very strongly Selectlve Servlce records In PlttS­ prev10us seSS10ns the prlsoner lssue was not a humanl­ fleld, Mass Of the 15 most act1ve lssues, tarlan sltuatlon but a polltlcal lS­ Maryland Gov Marvln Mandel called e1ght were on the upsw1ng, f1ve sue, although I personally can't un­ 800 Natlonal Guardsmen to standby duty backtracked and two were unchanged derstand what they hope to galn from as a "precautlonary measure" In Baltl­ Sunbeam Corp , WhlCh headed the keeplng them unless It'S for polltlcal more, where an estlmated 10,000 per­ act1ve llSt, added 1/2 to 27 on purposes," Mrs Shuman sald sons gathered for a downtown rally and 417,000 shares, lncludlng a block The women sald they were told se­ a larger crowd was expected later In of 411,700 shares at 27 In a cross veral tlmes how lucky they were that the day transactlon thelr husbands were allve and were The Vlet Nam Moratorlum Cornmlttee In Prlces moved forward on the Amer1- prlsoners Washlngton, WhlCh organlzed the "M-Day" can Stock Exchange as volume slld to "We know we're luckler than most, actlvltles, reported lt was recelvlng 4,923,105 shares from 7,551,320 shares there are less than 100 Wlves llke us reports of "tremendous responses" yesterday The Amex 1ndex added sev­ who have conflrmatlon thelr husbands from around the country Many of the en cents to $27 42 Of the 1,086 are prlsoners and have recelved let­ largest demonstratlons were scheduled lssues traded, 491 advanced and 416 ters from them," Mrs Shuman sald late In the day decllned "But we don't feel that makes us Many Amerlcans countered the mass lucky " demonstratlons by dlsplaYlng thelr support of Presldent Nlxon's POll­ STOCK LISTINGS WILL REAPPEAR IN THE Israeli Jet Fighters Cles They flew Amerlcan flags and HOl~GLASS WHEN TELETYPE TRANSMISSION drove automoblles wlth llghts on to IMPROVES Strike Across Fronts slgnal thelr fears that the demonstra­ (UPI)--Israell jet flghters today tlons would hlnder, not help, the struck across the eastern and western admlnlstratlon's efforts to end the DOW JONES STOCK AVERAGES fronts agalnst Egyptlan, Jordanlan war and Arab guerrliia posltlons Egypt 30 INDUSTRIALS 830 06 off 2 37 sald ltS planes fought two dogflghts US Students Abroad March 20 RAILS 197 89 off 13 wlth the Israell ralders over the 15 UTILITIES 114 90 up 39 Suez Canal area and shot one down In Support of Moratorium 65 STOCKS 279 70 off 34 In Belrut, a serles of rocket ex­ (UPI)--Amerlcan students abroad, VOLUME 15,740,000 Shares ploslons lnJured 10 persons and badly lnclud~ng 100 from Presldent Nlxon's damaged the headquarters of the Pales­ alma mater, marched In several Euro­ tlne Llberatlon Organlzatlon, PLO pean and ASlan capltals today ln sup­ NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE A spokesman for the PLO, the Arab port of Vlet Nam Moratorlum Day Non­ world's top guerrliia group, blamed Amerlcans stayed on the sldellnes and INDUSTRIALS 56 35 up 01 Israell lnteillgence agents Israel most of the demonstratlons were or­ TRANSPORTATION 43 28 off 03 denled the charge and suggested the derly UTILITY 40 49 up 20 attack was carrled out by a rlval Students from Whlttler College In FINANCE 72 17 off 02 Arab guerrliia organlzatlon Callfornla, WhlCh llstS Nlxon as lts ALL STOCKS 53 38 up 04 Mliltary spokesmen In Calro repor­ most lilustrlous graduate, put on Equlvalent to a galn of three cents ted three Israell ralds In four hours black armbands and marched sLlently In the average pr1ce of aNY S E early today, two agalnst Egyptlan through Copenhagen, Denmark, to the share posltlons on the west bank of the Suez U S Embassy Range Operation Canal and the thlrd agalnst lnstalla­ The Whlttler students presented a tlons along the Gulf of Suez Antl­ petl tlon declarlng "We hope that In connectlon wlth the Spartan alrcraft flre repulsed the Israell our ambassador In Denmark wlll relaJ launch scheduled for th1S week planes In the flrst attack and Egyp­ our deslre to Presldent Nlxon, who lS All personnel are rem1nded that tlan lnterceptors drove them off In a graduate of Whlttler College, for KMR Reg 380-2 proh1b1ts the tak1ng the second, they sald lmmedlate wlthdrawal of Unlted States of photographs and motlon plctures The Egyptlan spokesmen sald 10 Is­ forces In Vlet Nam " of the Spartan m1sslle durlng launch raell Skyhawks and Mlrages hlt an In London, actor Paul Newman and or any part of the fllght from any Egyptlan posltlon south of the canal hlS actress wlfe, Joanne Woodward, vantage p01nt or any outlY1ng areas of on the western shore of the Gulf of JOlned more than 200 slnglng and KMR except by personnel In dlrect sup­ Suez but were drlven off by antlalr­ chantlng students In an antlwar de­ port of the mlSS10n craft flre and Egyptlan planes monstratlon In front of the U S Personnel vlolatlng thlS regulatlon "One enemy plane was hlt and fell on Embassy In Grosvenor Square "I sup­ wlll be prosecuted as deemed appro­ the eastern Israell bank of the canal," port the whole demonstratlon," New­ prlate by the Cornmand1ng Offlcer, KMR they sald man sald Do Cats Eat Birds'! Seldom~ Says Society

SHEDS GLAMOR~ Barbara McNaIr kno\\n fOl her nIght club and TV smgmg has shed hel glamor to pIa} 'l modern d 1} nun m Unl\er,al, Change of HabIt Barban cut hel long haIr for thc lole m movIe bemg fIlmed m Hall) \\ ood

REVOKED-ThIS "as the ceremony back on Sept 17 1968 IS then Army ChIef of Staff Gen W,llIam \"IestmOl eland lIeft I <1\\ H ded Mal Gen C,ul C Tlll ner provost marshal the D"tlnglllshed Sen Ice Medal highest non combat a\\al d TUln<"l \\'1'-) gOIng gl€rtt gun..., then No\', the Army hd~ re \ oked It because of hIS mvol\ enll nt Jl1 thc sel geants L "e

Bird killer-hardly ever says Amencan Feline SocIety By JERRY KLEIN H'nltcn E'lWCI(Illlj JOT Central Pre" and TI,,~ Neil >}J'l[wr NE\V ) ORK-IntcrnatlOnql C'lt Week startn g No\ 2 bl'lngs no pelUSC 1Il the J'unnmg fight about cats vel'S"", bIrds On one !'lde 'He the bIrd lovers of AmerIca On the other " thc Amencan Felme Society -'WhIch IS pomtmg to a recent Ie port thdt It hope" \\ III reconcIle members of the t"o groups BIrd f'lnclers have Icng claImed that c lts are a menace be reuse they 'lIe cc,ns\'lntly on the p,olNl to gr'lb qnd devour man s lIttle fo Ithued fllends Not 50' cnes the Celt group \\hlch lnmntam, th'lt felmes seldom molest blrd5 In eVidence It Cdn cIte a survey that took mne months Over WHILE POLICE AND FIREMEN \\ ere 01' ,tllke m Montreal thlS penod vetennanans ex ----- Que 'Indo" smashing and lootmg \\3" the Oldel of the 'lmll1ed the stomachs of almost respIratory or clrculeltory 'ymp d 1\ \\ Ith ttl!' eX'lmple of I gl} bldde reaching fOI' shoe'­ ~OO t lbblCS unfortunate enough toms fOI hi' gltlftltllcl through 'l ,h'lttcred shop ,\Indo\\" to helve lost theIr mne hves m llItcmobJle 'Iccldenh THE SOCIETY declales It \\oula seem Just qhout Impos Not one case seemed to show, Slhle for a, cat to captilre a that 'l ca t had been dotmg on I bIrd It sa \'s a bIrd s optIcal bIrd meat The Fehne Soclet\, system " s~ch that It I,as a TRANSPLANT AID -Dr WllIl1ITI " K"el II e'lll 'Ind Dr MIg notes the complete ahsence of WIde fIeld of vISIOn 160 degree, nu'-, 0 "\1"'lhnUc,son sho\\ 1 nc\\ human organ p)("selv1tlOn bird meat or even feathers m from each eye moreover a the cats dlgestl\ e tl qcts bIrd s reflexes are almost fIve nllchlne lnc,tdlleu m CIf'\L11nri CllnlC' ThL nllciun In fact the most common tImes greater th'ln C'It s' t lin"'" 1 br(h lIke Itmo'-Jphel€ for crg'lns 1\\-t 'llbsl'lnce found-almost 40 pel I If cur bads are fhmg mto cent of the total happened to trouble the Cqt orgamzatlOn bL mouse meat Next 1Il order puts the blame cn mductnal , ulle such dehcacles IS young popuhtlOn and gro\\ th FOl m labblt ,15 per cenll rat (11 stance Spl ays used 0\ el I'lt ge pel cent) md l'lble sClaps (7 areas by fmmers lho kill mil pel (lnt, lIOns of bIrds The 'lecreq,e m trees takes a" qy from theil' AMERICA S more than 2\1 nlll shelter Fumes and chemicals lIon cat, hel'" been Vllldlcatcd emItted b\ faetOlles pOison tlle(jlnd f(lund mnocent the, theil' ,II awl \later LIterally ,oclll,' belIc\es No cat IS' SelY the Cqt 100er, bIrds are qUIck enough to c.tpturl an fallmg prl\ to the 11Ck of food cldult ulllnJlIl cd he,'lthy bIrd sl'lrvatlOn SCIentifIc motIOn pIC tUI e studIes And mCldentall} they add tend to prove thIS savs the Cqts are suffellng flom ,ome of socletv these same causes tco The so In many cases "hen cats are ClCty pomts out that 'l DDT bl'lmed for the dedth of buds solutIOn on , blade of glaSS C'ln the socIety belIeves othel fac kIll a cat too Uncle'ln dnnk tors ale the true caliseS-L';U lng \\a.ter and r'lsh hunter.:.. also 'Illy 'Illment, cf the dlgestl\e me pro\mg the nemeses of C'ltS

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TI4EN TI-lEY EACI-l GOT ADVICE FROM TI-lEIR BRIDGE­ CLUB LEGAl.. EXPERTS NOW LISTEN TO THEM October 15 1 6 ICROSSWORD - By Eugene Shefferl f HORIZONTAL 41 Hunter VERTIGAL 11 GIrl of 1 Joke 43 Fnars 1 Neon ,ong a 4 Coffer 45 Steak 2 MedIcal 16 Scotch n 9 Nurse s order group Tlver u IdentJfl 46 Roman 3 Card game 20 The catIon bronze 4 Havmg sweet,op t 12 PIerre s 47 ArabIan rhythmIcal 21 Cupola, s pal garment fall 22 Roman 13 Large 49 Teachmg 5 Pursued offIcIal artery 54 ObtaIn un"'elent 23 Enter 14 Be Indebt 55 Stones mgly 25 Hangmans 15 SeasIde 56 New comb 6 Sea bIrd need sIght form 7 PIlot 26 VolcanIc 17 A support 57 Summer 8 Sampled tuff 18 PoetIc In Pans 9 AuctIOn 29 Rub wIth p contractIon 58 HabItuate fan grease o 19 ,.nd others 59 NewZea 10 Wmdmlll 32 Recorded 21 Rely land bIrd saIl proceedmgs g 24 That whIch 34 Vandal o IS retamed Answer to yesterda) s puzzle for one 27 Poem 37 CylIndncal lilt 0 T.L A lilt EIDIEME 28 The AVE.OVER ETAL In cross Senators section Wllhams TANAGEr'S ~~~1: 39 LubrIcant 30 Home _EWER •• SUNDS 42 FortIfl furnIsher s LI MN S. CL AN catIon concern US ES .S HO CK •••ING 44 New York s 31 The hIlI TI N. SL US H. NUN wlnter tIme myna ES TI MA TE .A NTA 47 Mature 33 DefectIve • N OM E. AL OST 48 Wager bomb •• 50 EskImo 35 PortIco "'''''~NI··ALECHAR I PROCEEDS •• knIfe 36 Choose OVEN TINA.NEE 51 Pnnter s 38 Beseech PEAG AMEN.TNT need B 40 WartIme 52 Born ,e '" 53 Gazelle eI

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CONTRACT BRIDGE AustralIan bookmg agent lookS m merry splnts on the By B Jay Becker Senate Permanent InvestIga­ tIOns SubcomIrnttee m Wash (Top Itecord-Holder In Malters' IndlYldual Champlonlhlp Play) mgton where she testIfIed South dealer ally the hand stands or falls that sergeants m VIetnam Both sides vulnerable upon thIS one play If South Cli t off her show bl" because NORTH takes the ace he must eventu "he wouldn t co operate on ally go down one If he ruffs • Q82 kIckbacks by performer, the heart he cannot be stopped .,AI0" from makmg the slam .K53 The trouble with the ace play "" Q J 10 3 IS that It forces South to make WEST EAST a dIscard before he is In POSI­ • A J 10 9 .7543 tion to know what to discard .,KQ9632 ., J 87 5 and whether he chooses a spade .106 .QJ72 or a diamond dIscard he can ",,6 not a v 0 I d lOSIng two trIcks SOUTH later to go down one .K6""" But If South ruffs the heart BIG GEORGE! .,­ he 15 m command of the sItua­ .A984- tion He plays the ace of clubs ANSWERS Across-I BABY 5 FUNNEl 6 LION 7 DRUM ""AK98752 at trIck two and then leads the 8 HAMBURGER 9 TEPEE Down-2 The biddIng SIX of spades BINOCULARS 1 GREENHOUSE 4 BULL 8 HAT South West NQrth East What can West do? He 15 on Pass the horns of a dIlemma If he I"" 1., 3"" plays the nIne dummy s queen 6"" WInS and South sheds the king Opening lead-kIng of hearts of spades on the ace of hearts I WISHING WELL~~ The bIdding by the opponents I to leave himself wIth only one RegIstered U S Patent OffIce often POInts the way to de loser-a diamond ~ clarer 5 best method of play For And If West goes up wIth the example take thiS case where ace hIS play 15 equally frUItless 5 7 6 3 4- 2 8 6 7 5 3 8 4 South can take full advantage Dummy 5 ace of h ear t 5 and N C S D A R H U H E 0 E V of West s overcall to brIng home queen of spades take care of 4 6 3 5 6 7 4 2 5 3 6 7 8 the slam two of declarer s diamonds and 0 C N W C E I E S 0 E R L West leads the kmg of hearts the only trIck South loses IS a 6 3 7 4 2 3 6 4 1 5 8 7 6 and South must play very care spade S T I D A M S A S P P H F 8 4 5 6 fully to make the contract HIS As happens 50 often the key 6 7 2 3 8 4 6 3 7 W R L I 0 E D first test comes at trIck one play occurs at trIck one South A I L M K D 8 5 6 2 when he has to deCIde whether concludes that West who over 7 3 8 4 6 3 1 6 L R L Y M E L D 0 A E U A to play the ace from dummy or called 15 lIkely to have the ace " 5 7 6 4 3 6 2 8 7 4 rq{t In hIS hand Instead of spades and takes advantage 6 8 3 I T R N B S 0 C T K G 0 E ThIS may not appear to be an of thiS knowledge by taIloring 7 8 4 2 6 8 5 6 3 2 4 6 1 Important deCISIon but actu hIS play to the cIrcumstances E M E R I E T L T E R L R

Q By whom and at what Q What IS the speed ree height was the altitude rec ord of the X 15 and who HERE Is a pleasant httle game that wIll give you a meSSllge ~ ord for the X 15 set~ set It' every day It IS a numerical puzzle designed to spell out . your fortune Count the letters In your first name It the num A The record was set by the A The speed record was set "Pop never reads trash" by Mal Wlb,am J Kmght Oct ber of letters 1S 6 or nlore subtract 4 If the number Is less late Joe Walker Aug 22 1963 than 6 add 3 at an altitude of 354000 feet 3 1967 at 4 520 mph The result Is your key number Start at the upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone of you I key numbers lett to right Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you I--_P_a_g_e__ 8______H_O_UR_G_L_A_S_S ______W_F'_d....:D..:..F_...:d.:;fJ.:.!.y,2,'- (JC tor,' r 1~, l.p ,~

CathollC couples The Cathollc Wo­ PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMAlij)ING OFFICER CLASSIFIED KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE MARSHALL ISLANDS CONTRACT DAHC-60-70-C-DOOl men's Club lS hav1ng a get acqualnted The HourGlass 15 publlsbed dally Monday through Saturday FOR SALE Materlal "'or pub11cat1on on the Around Tmm page must be SubDlltted 1D W'I'lt1ng party at the MZ Club on Saturday, Oct 25 at 8 pm The speclal feature of ~~ !~~ ~~:~!a;:g:! :~%S b~r~~~m:~t:~s~:e~~~~~~C~~l~~e d~~~Gl::;e~f}~C~o~4 t~~urs Sears (Kenmore) sewlng machlng w/ but­ before deslred publ1catlon dates the evenlng wlll be Wlne tastlng For Telephone not1ces a.nd a.ds w111 not be a.ccepted All copy and photographs be­ ton hole att stralght stltch, ln cabl­ come the property of the HourGlass reservatlons please call Grace Kerr at Republlcat10n of matenal contalned here1n 1S not author1zed W"lthout approv­ net, $35 Two sets of golf clubs - 1 al of the Command1.ng Off1cer Kvajale1.n M1ss1le Range 82565 or Rosemarle Glasolll at 82435 If you have not recelved your copy of the HourGla.ss by 6 15 pm plea.se call women's wlth cart $25, 1 men's wlth 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm and a. copy wl11 be dellvered to you before Oct 20 EDITOR Larry CorSi STAFF Lucy Bloedel Rudy Baldw1.n FEATURE WRITER Robert cart $35 Women's golf shoes, 5 1/2 B Phllllps Clrculatlon Manager James McCowen GLOBAL ASSOCIATES $5 Call 84584 Lutheran Pastor Fredrlck L Von Husen DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE of Wahlawa, Hawall wlll conduct a Patlo roof, 17 x 19 excellent condltlon, 150ct69 LTC Coyle 82882 serVlce of Holy Communlon Thursday, a good buy, Call 82280 after 5 pm or 160ct69 CPT Metelskl 83524 Oct 16 In the Island Memorlal Chapel see at Qtrs 436-A 170ct69 CW3 Keellng 82896 at 7 30 pm Everyone lS welcome 180ct69 MAJ Barnett 82479 Call Dewayne Guhn at 82454 lf you have 190ct69 lv1AJ Deley 84486 Wooden patlo, 12x24 wlth all llght flX­ any questlons tures, make offer Golf wall to wall Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 ~1onday bedroom carpetlng for Mayflower trall­ Browse through the Bargaln Bazaar You through Frlday, phone 81419 for Duty er ~llsc fabrlcs and pattern cata­ may flnd patterns, chlldren's clothes, Offlcer logs See at Traller 569 or call 82643 old comlC books and even an old LHJ Duty Offlcer lS KwaJaleln Mlsslle Any donatlons you have for the Bargaln Range Commandlng Offlcer's representa­ Scuba gear ln excellent condltlon, wlll be plcked up on Wednesdays by call­ tlve durlng other than normal duty Calypso "J" slngle stage regulator, 72 lng Irene Wessel, 82536 or VlrglDla Ed­ hours cu ft tank w/ "K" valve (Hydrostat monds, 84631 It lS deslrable that Tonight at the Movi s due 1972), Kam-E-Z back pack, 10 pounds donated clothes be clean RICHARDSON -- The Guru of welghts, welght belt, depth gauge, Rlta Tushlngham, Mlchael all for $100 Approx 90 stereo re­ Folk Mass rehearsal thlS week at 7 30, York cords played once for dubblng, complete the usual tlme tomorrow Dlght to be Romantlc Comedy Color TJB, so~e BaJa 1arlmba, many classlcal, held at Traller 730 lnstead of the 7 30 AT $1 50 each 1 Alum webbed armchalr, Chapel Brlng your mUS1C and gUltars OCF,AN VIEW -- Dlme Wlth A Halo foldlng, llke new, green, $3 1 2x7 Barbara Luna, Rafael Lo- blue rug, rubber backlng, llke new, The Kwajaleln Communlty Theater lS pez $5 See at Sands 216 between 4 30 and holdlng audltlons for several One Act Drama B&W 6 30 between or call Ro­ plays thlS Thursday evenlng All In­ 7 30 & 12 30 AT ger at 82141 days teres ted persons are urged to come YOKWE YUK Green Sllme & Apollo 11 and read These plays wlll be presen­ Robert Horton, Luclana Ladv's three-speed blcycle - Engllsh - ted at the November 10th meetlng The Paluzzl D~nelt - brand new, never uncrated, meetlng wlll be held Thursday, Oct 16 SClence Flctlon Color-WS $55 flrm Reason for selllng - purcha­ at 207-B, Emllla Splllman, at 8 30 pm 7 & 9 15 ATC red three-wheel blke Call 83725 See you there' Brlng a frlend! Come' IVEY HALL Isadora Vanessa Redgrave, James ~ Jrd for '~ale Island of Hawal1, paved LOST Fox, Jason Robards s~r~pts, eJectr1c1ty and zoned for mul­ Drama Color t l "-1' \ln~ ts (apartI'1ents) Excellent In the school locker room last Thurs- 6 30 & 8 50 AT ~~vestnent L~ts' values are up 13 7% day, one TltUS dlvlng watch If found, TRADE Traltors Gate ~n 0ne year Call Bob Foster, 81000 please return lt to the school offlce WINDS Gary Raymond, Albert Lle­ days l1ust sell to meet new comml t­ Reward yen Plents Suspense-Drama B&W Telephone Information 8 AT fhkkorex F camera (35mm) w/snap-on lens RFOUESTS FOR TELEPHONF SERVICE MECK Atlanbs cap, neck strap, SekonlC Mlcro-Cllp-On (DD 11-154) ISLAND John Dall, Anthony hall 11ght meter, and bracket to accommodate Requests for Telephone SerVlce SClence Flctlon Color e1ther flash-gun or llght meter Has she'd be Ilmlted to the Kentron­ 8 (Tomorrow Nlght) ATC 50mm f/2 lens All for $110 Makes Haw, 1 Communlcatlons Manager as The Island Nursery goes to Ceral Sands excellent start for beglnnlng a Nlkon far In advance as posslble Pro­ Beach every Thursday at 8 30 The Nur­ system or a great addltlon to your ex­ cesslng of normal adm1n1stratlve/ sery wlll be open for anyone who doesn't lst1ng sy~tem Call 82415 after 5 pm resldentlal serVlce requlres ap­ wlsh to go to the beach prox1mately three (3) days Where \.JANTED extenslve lnstallatlons or reloca­ tlons are requlred, addlt10nal en­ Attent10n all PRESS personnel Mlnla­ glneerlng and procurement t1me wlll ture bl1nklng Chrlstma~ tree llghts be requ1red are needed for decoratlons at the PRESS Attentlon 1S lnv1ted to paragraph always Darty If you have any and are wlll- 3, page 7, KMR Telephone DLrectory 109 to loan them, please call Pat To lnsure that serVlce lS provld­ Scnlpper, 82374, or Lucy Bloedel, 82295, ed on the date requlred, 1t lS re­ in style afternoon or evenlngs They wlll be quested that sponsors and/or ad­ WITH well taken care of mlnlstratlve personnel subm1t re­ quests for telephone serVlce for 1n­ VAN Copy of "A GUlde to Shell Collectlng comlng personnel at least flve (5) HEUSEN In the Kwajaleln Atoll" by Brost and days prlor to actual requlrement Coale - please call 82744 for serVlce Shirts A skate key The klnd for the skates Overdue Books that go on over shoes Also, would llle to buy a hlgh-pressure hose for The followlng books are more than three special a "Sea-Vue" pressure guage made by months overdue from the Grace Sherwood Sportl'.rays ?lease call 82637 Llbrary ln the Speclal Servlces BUlldlng purchase Thelr prompt return lS requested Anyone lnterested ln taklng yoga In­ Bartle, C - Three Plays by Eugene O'Nell structlon please call 84571 Beavers, Blll - Alchollsm 00 Buron, B - Fall of Fortress Europe $3. Cooper, I E - Llfe ANNOUNCEMENTS Eldrldge, A J - Raw Gold *********NEWS FLASH*********** Gathercole, G - Llfe of Chrlst Who? You Haley, Cathy - War and Peace What? $1,500 1n 53 numbers Metzger, L - Llvlng Sea Where? The Crossroads Club Schlpper, Larry - Art Metal Work ldhen? 8 pm - Wednesday - Oct 15 SOIlS, Ray - Maps of Mlcronesla Why? 'Cause 1 t' s fun--and you mlght Trammel, H - They Came to a Valley and W1n the Jackpot Odds Agalnst Me How? Just be at the Crossroads at Wallln, Russ - The New SClence of Skln 8 pm Wednesday, Oct 15 and Scuba Dlvlng and L A Coun­ **SEE YOU THERE** ty - Under-Water Recreatlon