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KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL .ISLANDS Tuesday, May 13, 1969 Apollo 10 Astronauts Ready Spartan Launch The tak~ng oJ photographs or mot~on p~ctures of the SPARTAN ~ss~le For Closest Flight to Moon Uzunch and fl&ght &s proh&b~ted by KMR Regulat&on 380-2 dated 18 Ap~l CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)-- The three Apollo 10 Astronauts passed their last big med 1969, except for personnel off&c&alZy ical chel.kups today and were reported ready to go Sunday on mclI1's closest flight ass~gned such duty &n support of the to the Moon /1I'Z.ss~on Thomas Stafford, John Young and Eugene Cernan ~are pronounced in top physical F& Zm un Zl be conf~scated from per shape for the Moon-orbiting IDlssion and bliled as th~ most demandlng spaceflight sonnel v~oZat&ng the regulat&on and yet made by Amerlcans v~oZators w&lZ be subJect to act&on "They appeared ln good spirlts," a Space Agency spokesman reported after the ,. as deemed approp~ate by the Command 1 men had their head-to-toe examinations &ng Off&cer, KwQJale&n M&8s&le Range The Apollo 9 Astronauts Laught colds a day after they pas~ed slmilar physicals In v&ew of the above,"t &s rec 1n February and doctors blamed the ill commended that camerae not be cQ~~ed Tl"""es on fatlgue from their rigorous lasl Year's f,"11s 'a,ill, about dur~ng launch countdown pI ced tra1l11ng schedule The Apollo 10 pi ures lots are more reseed, and have st~rted for Safeguard A•• taperlng orE treir training All they had scheduled for the res t M,ssiles, 'allan of today was a brlef Norkout in two WASHINGluN (UPT)-- Deputy Defpnse Sec Water Condition Yellow spdcecratt praLtlclng in a command ship retary David Packard said today that WATER USED MAY 12 340,000 GALS simulator and ~tafford and Cernan exer missiles and radars to be used in the Llsing a lunar module lralner proposed SAFEGUARD Antiballistic Mis- WIER IN STORAGE ?,338,000 GALS Stafford and Cernan ere scheduled to s~le Systen already are being bought I swoop tWlce /",., wlthln 50,000 feet of even though Congress has not approved The ar~val of the "Ra~ny" Season the gra , torhiddlrg lunar surface i"1 the controversial ABM &8 REALLY slow th&s year but hold a lUl13 C 'Hrface in a lunar module land He told newsmen the componpnts were on "t unll be here Borne day' Lr ~cil 22 tc pave the way for a real being acquired with funds appropriated Moon land] ng by Apollo 11 in July by Congress last year for the old SENT fo get ready for their landing re- INeL ABM Sy&tems The disclosure ap b, '-'ci.l. the Apollo 10 pilots planned peared to contradlct what Packard had Sellale ca,';ollell A,a;IIS1 to "pc n~ se\" ra 1 hours durlng the next told the Senate Disarmament Subcommittee fe\ j ys Sllld,ll.ng topographl(' !'laps of last month--that SAFEGUARD would not be Mo,es to 0'51 fortas tre ~oon's S - )f Tranqullity--the Ap- built witpout specific authority from 0110 11 1<11>0111" slte Congress WASHINGTON (UPI)-- One of the Leaders lhe Apollo 11 bpace machine, mean- "Part of the work which has been done of the Senate's successful fight to \Th~le, u'1dE';::"Went an important systems under the authorized SENTINEL Program block the nomination of Abe Fortas to L ' •• Ol..l th_ Moon rocket's tower- has be~n to start construction and manu- be Chl.ef Justice today cautioned of the facture-of ID1ssile components and radar against any move to oust him from the components WhlCh wlll go into an actual Supreme Court MOON BEAMED - 'Ihp Ap( tio 0 s Saturn -' rOLkt::-t 1'::' rUnnl.ng two ly deployed ABM system," Packard said Sen Sam J Ervin Jr , (Dem -N C ),a V'11)OTQU]I,.. on It.S l'1un(h p1d 'll f'-lpe nenntd l Wlll'-'g f( ud;"C' t)cn'fld rr1"'lpdl..J.le a., a result of nu after he gave a prlvate brieflng to the former State Supreme Court Justice Ih ~.{n 18 j'1unch to the Moon AStIOll L flC'lt'l':J J rOL "... L..HI f"1Jipdl.'~n~ diff1.cu111.es, but Senate Armed Services Committee told the Senate Lhe only way Fortas -, tf.tv Johf' \V Young ami Fugeuf' A Ll?nl'lr ~~ to g- of t~( t_t~ '\o.1t:-' (. {"r d.e.1.t th \ could Although its miss:! on was dlfferent. could be removed from the bench was by 11 )Ug) rhp 1St manetntt' plep(lI1.nl~ th We< \ l( Meet lt~ lqly 16 laupch ddte with a( tU'11 11 UJ lanliLop- m Jill\.. the abandoned SENTINEL System would impeachment with charges of actual law
plentJ UL l me to ~pare pave u5cd virtually the 'lame klnds of violations radars, mlssiles and computers that the Ervin spoke out after some. lawmakers President's propobed SAFEGUARD System threatened impeachment to ~ject Fortas Nllon to Present uNew Material" lS to employ from the court or else pressure him in Conseq~ently, the Defense Department- to resigning because of his acceptance using fUlds authorized last year for -then return--of a fee from a charita On Viet Ham in 30·Minute Speech SENTINEL -- ts able to procure these ble foundation controlled by the family WASdlNGI0N (UPI) -- t'resldent Nixon Loday SU"l1K!'"1( cJ Amba~sadol Henrv Cabot component'l wl t hout speciflc authority of financier Louis Wolfson Ledge from Par~s for new negotl.atlng H'tnll.tlons b..isen <-II Viet I';am pE'ace dev- from Congress Meanwhlle, congressional sources said elopments winch NIxon wl1l d •. ~close to the natIon t JrruCyot. night the controversy surrounding Fortas ap Tne Wfute HousE' only saId tnat the Presldent w,uld ple,,( nt "new materlal" on parently had delayed President Nixon's Vlet Nam In a major 30-mlnutP ,peech to be broadLdrt lj~e from the East Wing N;xo. Proposes .roall timetable for naming a successor to re Theater of lhe WJ-'1te Hoube bE'glnnlng at 10 pm bOT tomorlOv tlrlng Chief Justice Earl Warren Lodge was a»ked to return to Wasillngton, Sd ... ll t' t~~ Secretary Ronald Z1egler, Reform of Ihe Draft Fortas' opponents, while accu'ling him "to con~ult wlth t'H" Presldent un how to procL('d Ofl the Paris talks lI1 'llght of lmpropriety, as yet have not charged of the speeL~" T~p tn~pt ' S NeGotiator 3t th~ peaLe talks wlll arrlve to- WfSHINGTON (UPI)-- Presldent Nixon h~ with violatlng any law "orrow morvlng na prn~3hl, N",l o lLr proposed a broad reform of the draft to Ervin also warned against any action Wl th NIxon fhur ,rjdY w)rn n" dav, calling for a lottery system of by the Executive Branch of the govern Thursday mornl~li at l' I "'lI J.idr{ ~S Intensified Offensive selel-tion whicl, waul d make the younges t ment to pressure Fortas into reSigning the Natl)nal SC"Ur1.' rou, 1 the men most vulnerable or retiring "The restraints placed CablneL WIll meLt le]ntl. r I.. ~ t Costly to Communists under his plan, their maximum vulnera upon the President by the Constitution tlme In the ~lXLn Adr In' 1 LLlr bll1ty to the draft would last for one are even more strict than those placed what the Wh~te hLusl crllleJ year only--between 19 to 26-- when the on the Senate," Ervin said "it con fOleIgn POlICY Jl"SCl."S10n -, .,X troops attackFd AllIed forces near draft hangs over the heads of eligible fers no role upon the President in mat hIS calendar free or OLtSld~ al' _ r ~ t~[ee uf Su ~~ Viet h3m's bIggest cit yout"s today ters of removal " nents tomorrow so tc I ltrrr) I £. te 12S tod~y In the ~econu ddy of an In In a speLlal message to Congres~, Nix Ervin, Chairman of the Senate Consti work on the spe2C'il Lenbli •• d ofLensive that has cost the on put aSlde 'more stable conditlons" tut10nal Rights Subcomm.Lttee, did not It appeared poss~bl~ thal the drli[,"s Lommurl1stb lIearly 1,000 dead The preva1l his Ci!mpalgn pledge foe rep lac - refer, however, to consultations be fNould conta~n som£. sort of l.~":>p(;P..be Lo '_O"1lIIlUtlJ s t~ '11 so "helled 40 Allied In lng the draft with an all-volunteer Ar tween Atty Gen John N Mitchell and the latest peace plan SJbmlt'eJ the "talldtlvns with rockets and mortars m; Ir the meanwhile, he said, "We Warren NLF ln Paris ldst Thursna) AmerlLan lObses since late Sunday 'flUSt do everything we can to limit t'le Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mans Hou»e RepublIcan Leader Glldld FutQ weI, pJdc~d t about 100 killed and disruption caused by the system and to fleld, pointlng to the Mitchel1- Warren errerged from a Wfn te 11c)use DH_dkr ast more t~:1li 400 wounded make it" as fair as possible" conference, promlsed that the Fortas me~tlng of GOP leaders anj -,ld he telt At the same tlme, U S ffi1litary At the core of the President's propos- controversy "will not become a politl 'cauc10us optlmlsm" after ~ in 1 efl "g Gf spoeesn",,, repor~ed the hlgnest number 11 is a system of random selectlon so cal matter" He said it would "be de Viet Nam developments "f 1 nc LOeclt" i~side the DMZ Sl.nce the that chance alone t.ould determine which cided on the lssues," but conceded bombIng h,lt ldst Nov -,-st of the 19-year-clds would be drafted and "how, I don't know at the mom~n t Cong Urge Favorable [he U S CO'1\llland Qaid Communlsl reg which would be brpassed ErVln also warned other members of uldr~ s~elleJ AllIed poslt10ns from 11 the Court agalnst applying pressure up Response to Peace Plan diLJer~nt posltl.OnS inside the DMZ di Arm, An"o,"ces Dela, on Fortas "Restralnts are also lmpos v~d~ng North and South Viet Nam U S ed on the Courts themselves," he sald PARIS (UPI) -- Ch1ef VH.t (ong neg0- No) Ile drc~llerymen, JOlJ1ed bv the In Sh;ppillg '0;5011 Gas tlator Tran Buu Kiem today urged 1'<1&" Navv rn Ise v 3t Paul, pounded the ington to get the VIet Nam peace tall s COll1JTlJ1I2St pr .:3i-tl.ons 1n return WASHINGTON (UPI)-- The Army announced mOVIng by responding favorably to lts Late re~orcs showed a total of 212 today a delav ln shl00ing of poison gas new 10-polnt peace packdge Communist s~elling atcacks on U S and to the East Coast for disposal at seal Kiem's Lomment came in an If,tervlew South Vietnamese lnstallatlons 1n the until the Natlonal Academy of Sciences with UPI short~y ~efore ~1' Amerlcan past two days Th~ new CommunIst out reviews the controversla1 plan counterpart at the Paris talks, Hepry burst came on the eve of an lnspection Charles L Poor, Actlng Assistant Army CabotLodge, was recalled to Washlngton t0ur of the battlefronts by U S bec Secretary for Research and Development , to receive "new instructions" from retary of State William P Rogers told a House subcommlttee that the Pent President Nixon The heaviest ground flghtlng repolt agon btill believes its plan to get rid In his interview, Kiem described tne eu today cccur~cd about 361 mlles of the obsolet~ gas is the safest peace plan as an "important irdtiative' nor th of Saigon nE-ar the A Shau " ,1 ley could be dev~sed and added "Everything now depends on when a large North Vletnamese forle But he added, in response to a the attitude that will be taker by the at~~ked 81 cutpest of tht U S lO~~t vf Capitol Hill criticism that greeted U S government" Airborne fi\1sion 27 miles southwest the plan w"en it was first disclosed, Kiem repeated the standard Comrnun~6t of Hue, the old tmperial capi :a1 'lD order to provide even further assur demand for the unconditional wlthdra~al Throughout the country, S01lth v)et ance that the alternative is indeed the of the U S and other Allied troops namese spokesmer said, 34 civllians b~st, the Dp~altment of Defense is from Viet Nam hav~ been killed and at least 109 ing the h .Loral Academy of Sciences to ON JUSTICE FORTAS I have the feelmg that unless he ex plams further Impeachment IS a good POSSlblhty says Kien did not rule out completely the wounded sin(,2 ~he new wave of COll1l1''''' tnake an inieppndent review of our plan " Rep Robert Taft Jr R Oh,o In Washmgton WIth hIm ,s k privdte talks the U S is seekjng to ~8t t~tyo began South Vietnamese IT tn~ f~ntason de~ldes to go ahead Sen Robert GnCfm R Mlch Taft and Gnffm said they ~ve=d up progress in the taJks ;p flV teo'I'", an:; ... nQ Saigon Wi!re oraered res wt,~ its o-iginal plan it should do it 11an to mtroduce a bIll reqUlrmg federal Judges to fIle In frore the formal conference WI'Lh IE' tr~~leu to tn~ir barracks, but no full fairly saLn because weather conditions come mfOl'matlOn as a result of the Wolfson family fee ~urrounded by pUblicity alert was called normally worsen after August, he said sltuatlOn and 'illnrpmp rourt Justice Abe Forta .. 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Spartan Launch N w Trail r Pr cedur s AROUND TOWN Unless delays are encountered during A Spartan launch is scheduled for the count-down for the Spartan Missile TOMORROW.. May 14th Since the tra1l SPARTAN Launch Pr c dur s /Launch scheduled for TOP/ORROW. Mav ers are NOT approved shelters, res1dents l4tb~ the following procedures will be tn this area w1ll be required to proceed For the Spartan launch scheduled for 'l'OMORRO'fI, May ~ffective to an approved shelter 1f a TAKE COVER 14 TAKE COVER requirements w1ll be in effect The ex- 1 The Schools will close at 11 am an is required Buses will be provided pected time of launch is 12 noon all children will be released to re for transportation to the Yokwe Yuk Club) Announcements will be made over the radio at intervals turn 1mmediately to their homes School an approved shelter Buses w1ll be until TAKE COVER which will be at 30 minutes prior to children will remain at home, or under stationed as shown on the map below be launch (T-30) At T-30 the fire sirens will sound the shelter, until the ALL CLEAR is sounded. fore the TAKE COVER sounds, (X-l opposite TAKE COVER signal of three ten-second blasts and all non If sounded by 2 pm, school will resume Trailer 807, X-2 opposite Trailer 838 and essential personnel will be required to take shelter in an in 30 minutes If sounded after 2 pm, X-3 opposite Trailer 858) These buses approved shelter and remain there until the ALL CLEAR school will not resume that day will depart for the Yokwe Yuk Club signal has been sounded The ALL CLEAR is one twenty-sec~ 2 Working mothers should be released about 20 minutes before launch Just ond blast A list of approved shelters is at the end of at 11 am to return to their homes to after the three buses leave, a fourth this article care for their children, and in case of bus will start from near Trailer 900 Personnel who reside 1n trailers must leave the trailer trailer residents, to prepare to evac and proceed through the area (via the areas and go to an approved shelter If possible these uate at the sound of the TAKE COVER sir route marked by arrows) to p1ck up per people should arrange prior to launch qay to take shelter en signal sonnel who may have missed the first at the home of fr1ends who l1ve in the concrete-roofed 3 The Island Nursery will close at buses The buses will be the only means quarters All concrete quarters are approved shelters 11 am All mothers will be required to of transportation furnished to a shelter except 401, 402, 403, 404 and 241 Personnel who cannot pick up their children prior to 11 15 -- taxis will not be in service Buses arrange to go to other quarters must go to the Yokwe Yuk am The nursery will recovene 30 min will remain at the Yokwe Yuk Club to Club dur1ng the TAKE COVER Bus transportation will be utes after the ALL CLEAR if sounded by return residents to the trailer area af provided at T-30 to move people from the trailer areas 3 pm; if after 3 pm, the nursery will ter the ALL CLEAR to the Yokwe Yuk not reconvene Employers are responsible to ensure that their employ 4 Macy's and Surfway will close at LAGOON ees do go to shelter and rema1n there until the ALL CLEAR 11 am and will reopen 30 minutes after sounds Quarters residents who employ Micronesian maids the ALL CLEAR except they will be closed must ensure that their maids are sheltered, those in the between the hours of 1 pm and 2 pm as trailer areas may go either to approved quarters or to usual the Yokwe Yuk w1th their sponsors when the TAKE COVER 5 The Beauty Salon will close at sounds 11 am and reopen 30 minutes after the Ncrmally, the TAKE COVER will sound at about 11 30 am ALL CLEAR It w1ll be necessary, therefore, that the Crossroads 6 The Package Store will be evacu have lunch from 10 30 - 11 15 am on launch days, so that ated at 11 am and will reopen on its Marshallese personnel who regularly eat there may do so normal schedule or 30 minutes after the pr10r to the TAKE COVER ALL CLEAR, if sounded during sched~led store hours If Apea 2 has not been evacuated by lunch t~me (11 30 In the event the launch does not go am), all NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL must leave on the peg at the scheduled time, business will ulaP buses Th~s tS necessaPY to ppevent anyone be proceed as usual until the new launch ~ng stpanded ~n the aPea wtthout tpanspoptatton tf T-l time is annoLn~ed The above procedures houp occups duptng the pegulaP lunch pep~od If T-l will then beLome effective with T-l houp occups between 11 30 am and 12 30 pm, buses W1-lZ hour being substituted for the times not be avadab le at Apea 2 unt~ l aftep the "ALL CLEAR " shown above Buses will be stationed in the old and To summar1ze On Launch Day, sheltering will be re new tra1ler areas as ind1cated on the auy a i:arnival nVot " qU1red When the TAKE COVER sounds all non-essential maps (below and at the r1ght) from Your Favorit Princess personnel must proceed immed1ately to an approv~d shelter Buses will be on stat10n at T-30 and andrema1n there until the ALL CLEAR sounds Transpor w1ll depart for the Yokwe Yuk shelter tat10n from the tra1ler areas to the Yokwe Yuk Club will at ten minutes after the sounding of FM Schedul the TAKE COVER signal Buses will re be prov1ded at T-30 m1nutes to T-20 minutes TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, May 13 & 14 Approved shelters are turn evacuated personnel to the trailer area~ immediately after the ALL CLEAR All permanent family quarters except the above OPERETTA MEMORIES - Mantovani His Orch signal sounns & ment10ned estra - 7 30 pm - 42 00 All Micronesian personnel on Kwajalein Yokwe Yuk Club (502) Merry Widow Waltz, My Hero, Play Gyps1es, must be under approved shelter On *Macy's (704) Oh, Maiden, Gypsy Princess Waltz, Count launch days the Crossroads will serve Spec1al Services Bldg (805) of Luxembourg Waltz, Fraspita Serenade, lunch from 10 30 - 11 15 am All Mic *Surfway Store (301)(Except for new addition) Gypsy Love Waltz, Gypsy Baron, Die Fled Trans1ent Hotel (903) ronesians must return to their place of ermaus Overture work by 11 30 am and proceed to their *Pac1f1c Barracks (704) THE MAGIC ISLANDS - Alfred Newman & Ken *Surfr1der BQ (501) des1gnated shelter at the sound of the Derby Singers - 8 12 pm - 40 00 TAKE COVER S1ren Snack Bar (704) Hana Maui, Hawaiian War Chant, Lovely It 1S suggested that Island residents Pac1f1c D1n1ng Room (703) Hula Hands, Hawaiin Wedding Song, Legend B01ler Plant (706) plan the1r shopping and personal affaire of the Rain, The Magic Islands, Trade Post Off1ce (704) so that they will be clear of the shop Windb, Sweet Leilan1, Love Song of Ka Laundry Bldg (710) p1ng areas by 11 am to ensure their lua, Medley 1st floor only of Reef Bldg (564), Sands (565), read1ness for shelter1ng when the TAKE THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG - Henri Rene & Shell (562), Palm (561), Coral (563) COVER s1gnal sounds His Orchestra - 8 52 pm - 30 00 Term1nal Bldg (901) - Except for 1st fIr lobby Mothers 1n the tra1ler areas should Heart and Soul, My Darling, If I Didn't AV1at10n Bldg (900) Parachute Bldg (902) plan lunch for their children in ad Care, Summer Place, I'm Making Believe, A1rcraft L1ne Operat10ns (687 & 949) vance to be ready to evacuate as rap I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire, Pub11c Works Bldg (804) idly as possible after the TAKE COVER A Dreamer's Holiday, Love Letters, Sun Automot1ve Repa1r Shop (808) S1gnal sounds Residents should keep day, Dolores, Young At Heart, Don't Lean-to Port10n of Power Plant (Part of 803) tuned to AFRS for current information Blame Me *Central Po11ce Station (807) concern1ng launch status and to hear GRAND TOUR - Norman Luboff Choir - 9 22 *Hospital (603) the TAKE COVER announCtment pm - 34 00 Supply Warehouse (602) Happy Wanderer, Wh11e You Waltz, April *Kwa]ale1n Data Center in Portugal, London Pride, Canto de Granda, Zmer tach, L1ttle Kong Kwela, *Indicates restr1ction -- normal occupants only HOUR Toma a Surriento, The Three Bells, Parenthesis ind1cate build1ng numbers ~l# COMMANDER~ 181& - 184& Never on Sunday, Meadowland Melvin Taylor }.~ PIANO RHAPSODIES OF LOVE - George Greeley, Jess Boone MATINEE MONSTERS Mon8~gnop S His Piano and Orchestra - 9 56 pm - 39 00 Mike Whalen Bpame kuts of the k~dd~e8 at the Smile, The Lamp is Low, Blue Star, Clair Another Special Services Color Joe Aglia &Ja,] Satupday Mat~nee To be supe de Lune, Dream of Olwen, Rhapsody on a Photo Class will begin TONIGHT J M Davies all the monsteps aPen't on the scpeen Theme of Paganini, Mard1 Gras, My Reverie, May 13, at 6 30 pm at the Community John Draggie, Sr Bpopts news Wtll also be g~ven ~o Other Love, Greensleeves, Nocturne Center Those enrolled include R J Wagner Red Bloedel On FM at 10 35 pm ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATELY LISTED LAGOON r------,,:.. ------______.
Tuesday, May 13, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 3 financia' Report P'aces Witness 'Helpless as Gas Truc' Hits Car Nixon's Wor'" a' $596,000 FlInt, MICh (UPI)--Cllfford Walters saw what was g01ng to happen, but hE' (culdn'-'- do WashIngton (UPI)--The WhIte House has ~thlng about It Walters, 27, was watchIng from the tIre S·OTe In WhIch he works, as Issued a fInanCIal statement plaCIng Pre a gasolIne truck haulIng two tankers was rollIng toward an Interse~tIon and ~ (ar pul1ed SIdent NIX(ln'S wortl-J at $596,000 It also In front of It from the cross street The truck rolled over the front end of the car announced ebtabllshment of a nonprofIt and one tanker tIpped over, spIllIng 11,000 gallons of gasollne WhICh caugllt flre erd foundatIon to bUIld a lIbrary and museum - kIlled fIve persons N . Sq d R °d I .J to house the papers of the NIxon preSIdency The vlctlms were so badly burned that areohes u~ al net es SIte of thE' lIbrary was not dIsclosed t~ey were only tentat1vely Ident1fled Violent Student Reaction but testb wer~ beIng made a~ NIxon's re The aCCIdent occured at noontIme yester cently purchased estate In San Clemente, day at a busy IntersectIon on the western Stony Brook, N 'f. (TJPI)--Narcotlcs squad CalIf , to dptermlne If that locatIon would edge of thIS IndustrIal CIty detectIves raIded the Stony Brook campus be sUJtablp, spokesmen saId After the collISIon, "It was a matter of of State UnIverSIty before da~ tod~y, The fl'1.arj~.Lal statement revealed that confuSIon and fIre and people screamIng," touchIng off VIolent student r~ 'i( 'CIon and N'xon receIved $~?6,OOO for sellIng hIS saId Leonard C Roche, the owner of a tIre caUSIng postponemE'~t of s leglSlatlve hear elgh~-r~o~ apartment In New York CIty store rIght on the corner Ing on the 115t of drhg'S 01"1 the est"d.t,'-llke The flglrre represented a $64,000 profIt Genesee County sherIff's deputIes tenta campus on LO"ng Is b.l1Q over who t Nu.on paId for the property In tIvely IdentIfIed the VIctIms In one car In all, 14 ~t1.dents were arresi ed as po 1963 as Bruce F Detman, 40, Fenton, and Homer lIce moved SWIftly Into campus dormItorIes He agrp(iJ. to pay about $340,000 IncludIng Anderson, 34, FlInt The drIver of the whIle the students were asleep However, a $100,000 down payment, for five acres of truck, Donald Plamodon, 22, was In crItI word of the arrests - latest II! a serIes the San Clem"" 1'''' i"~ property and ItS 10-room cal condItIon today WIth burns over 80 per on the campus - soon spread and students SpanJsh ~~V'~ rc~"rlence The remaInIng ~hE' cent of hIS body began pourIng out OT dorms 11 'l.crE'S W L I 1 bl'- nelu. In trust for securIty In another car, polIce found the body of They shouted 'l.t poJlce as the arrestee. rr·asrms un+ I a buyer Lan be found That 2-year-old MIchael Black, burned so badly students ,,rere led tn pOLIce cars Then 1uyp"" IDb.Y b o tl e lIbrary foundatIon It appeared to be the body of an older rocks were hurlAi _t j be" I_ollce as thev The stat"'m~nt sa~d NIxon has assets of ChIld Mary Black, 21,1 believed to be hIS sped off the CaJ1lP-', w ~\ the arrested st~ 4;980,400 an'] a 11 R.M 11 ty of $383,500 for mother was found lYIng dead near a burned dents a new wortn (,f :,((',000 Most of the assets out dump truck Several fIres were repo~tei ~~~ a~d _wo were lIsted as ~ash, from the apartment The truck drIver, tentatIvely IdentIfied campus securIty cars w"'re; repolt,,-d tU.ln"cl s aJ e and [rnr t nC' ., 8-1 e of NIxon r s shares as Jack E Kelley, 43, ElSIe, was belIeved over and set afIre D2ITage was AcLlmat'Q In FIshers' Is1'J.J lre a development on to be electrocuted when he stepped on a at $10,000 a~ Island In BISC1'l.{nA BaJ Fla , near where downed power lIne He was operatIng the A SImIlar pre-dawn rald In January, 196R, Ncxor has a s~~m~r ~ome Tulsa 011 Co , vehIcle out of DetrOIt netted 38 persons, ?l of them stuc1f_nt S, on It SaIQ ,L, XOD ~o'., 185,891 shares of the
Walters, an aSSIstant manager In Roche's charges of sellIng drJp;s on thE' campus 1 s land deve J 01 I 'el;lt for $2 per share, or store, saId he was lookIng out the store LIke thp 1968 raId, all 'Jhose arre3ted ~ i~ L, ,8') T C also showed he paId $71,800 WIndow when the aCCIdent occured today were chargerl WI th selJ lng nercotl.c.., down u) hi S ' v'J Key BIscayne homes, the "We saw It was gOIng to happen even be The State JOInt LpglS] atl ve COIIL!"J1.l ttee l r total cos~ of Whl~h was $252,800 fore It dId," he saId "The truck ran Crime, scheduled to reopen hearlng5 todaJ ?he lldbllity consIsted of $126,000 In rIght over the front end of the car The on the uSP Jf dru~s at tGe Stony Brook Dotes and lr~~s payable to banks and others, next thIng I saw was the tankers rollIng campus, agre~ i to pOS1..pOrle the ] nvestlga $~h,OOO mOltvac~ In the CalIfornIa proper over Then everythIng was a ball of fIre " tlon IndefInItely tv, $J81,OO() ')n the homes In FlorIda Eye Transplant Patient Has Movement, Feeling But Remains Sightless Houston (UPI)--John Madden spent three weeks WIth hIS evellds stItched shut, waIt Ing to learn whether an operatIon would re store hIS SIght HIS WIfe saId yesterday It had not Madden, 55, a Conroe, Texas, photo shop owner, receIved a new rIght eye three weeks ago In what was announced as the fIrst to tal eye transplant He ~letly checked out of MethodIst HospItal yesterday and returned home "There Is no SIght but the eye ha" per fect movement and he has feelIng In It," Mrs Madden saId from the couple's home about 40 mIles north of Houston "1 don't know what they expected," she saId "They tell us that beIng able to transplant an eye and have movement In It IS really somethIng " NeIther Dr Conrad D Moore, who perfor med the surgery, nor MethodIst HospItal offlcals would comment on the success of the operatIon Madden left the hospItal secretly yesterday morning "He was dIscharged to hIS home and WIll De seen on an outpatIent baSIS," an offI ..... , CIal hospItal statement saId The Houston Optha1mologlcal SOCIety IS sued a statement three days after the sur gery, aCCUSIng Moore of gIVIng thousands of blInd persons a false sense of hope WIth claIms of a total eye transplant "The procedure was not based on suffI CIent experIence or knowledge," the medIcal group saId "The total eye transplant IS doomed to faIlure " The next day Moore reversed hImself and saId he dId not transplant a complete eye Into Madden Instead, he saId, he trans planted only part of it "We are very pleased and belIeve Dr Moore dId the very best he COUld," Mrs Madden saId Madden's eyes were stItched shut after Q,]ldrpns qualIty-crafted shoes the AprIl 22 operatIon to aVOId infectIon they'll take prIde In wearIng. Madden suffered a condItIon In WhIch 10NORROW AT r.'1.lICY'c, "('lInc; styles made to ht the flUId clouded his corneas, preventIng feet In motIon. Infants, Chllds, VISIon HIS right eye was destroyed AprIl YGuths and mIsses SIzes. 14 by excessive bleeding during a routine cornea transplant Doctors saId a suc- '!i4.30 to $6.60 cessful cornea transplant In the future could give him sight in hIS left eye "RIght now, he just wants some rest," Mrs ~adden said ~--~~~--~~~------._------...! Page 4 HOURGLASS SPORTS- Tuesl , May 13, 1969 M untainball 5ch dul Wt.dne.."lay, May 14 1)8.11" Tleld 5 30 Mountalnball World Series (AKana, Bry3n, Watson, Bolllan) Brandon F eld 5 15 Have FaIth vs Iron Gate ROI Namur defeated the Marathoners, (Labortp & Lynn) 11-5, at Dally FIeld yesterday to become Thursday, May 15 thp Oren Dlv_slon second round champs Dally FIeld ROI too~ ~n early lead and Increased It 5 30 Hountalnball World SerIes In every lnrlng but the second The (GouveIa, Lyrn, Akana, Watson) Marathoners scored once In the thIrd and Brandon FIeld agaln In the fourth InnIng and rallIed 5 15 HawaIlanas vs Hlgh School I for three rQns In the bottom of the (Bryan & Tokuda) seventh, but couldn't catch up WIth the * * * * * * hard-hlttlng ROl team GouveIa, HanakahI and Samlo had two 1ennis League hItS apIece for the losers Lajdrlk TIm's Tullps defeated JIm Moore's and W~ndes led ROI Namur WIth three hIts team, h-3 to cop the Kwajaleln TennIS each, Includlng a homer apIece, four Teams tItle Corky Barnard took a hard teammates contrlbuted two hIts apIece fought 9-2 WIn ovpr BIll Branager In the * * * declslve fInal match ThIS WIn gave KMR s~ut out Douglas, 5-0, at Brandon Tlm's TulIPS an undefeated season FIeld yesterday KMR led 1-0 through Team play started In March WIth 10 out the game and scored four Insurance teams squarIng off In two leagues runs In the last two InnIngs Nearly 100 tennIS players partICIpated Inok and Lyght each had two hIts for HOME RUN Frank Vensel of the KwaJale~n All-Stars crosSeS In the matches The Wlnners and runners the Wlnners SIX Douglas teammates hIt the plate after smash~ng a c~rcu~t blow ~n Sunday ~ AZ7- up In both leagues then met for the round safely once Star game robIn playoffs FInal playoff standIngs * * * * * * are as follows W L Maior League Round-up T~]lpS 3 0 ftPORTS PATROL Tommy DaVIS three-run double hIghlIghted a seven-run ~oore 2 1 UnbeateYI "MajestIC PrInce" and "Arts fIrst InnIng upr'slng that helped the Seattle PIlots out Clapp 1 2 and Letters" head a fIeld of eIght lIkely slug the New York Yankees, 8-4, In a fIght-marred gdffie Redhor 0 3 starters for Saturday's second round of Bobby Murcer, whose two-run homer In the top of the * * * * * * U,e Tllpl", Crowp, the Preakness Kentucky fIrst gave the Yanks a temporary lead, trIggered a thlrd Derby Wlnner "MaJestIC PrInce" WIll try ~n Cal-20 Racing Series InnIng melee by bowllD J over shortstop Ray Oyler an to capture Its second Jewel over the mlle attempt to stretch ~ sIngle Murcer and Oyler came up Annl 6 and three-SIxteenth test Other probable sWlnglng, and players from both benches JQlned In t~e Race 1 Race 2 three-year olds In the fleld Include fIght When peace W'3.S restored, Hurcer and Oyler were Parker 843 LeBlanc 843 "Al Pattab" "CaptaIn ACtIon" "Green- eJected, along Wlt~ Yankee manager Ralph Houk, ,rno p~shed TollnOe1...r 1159 Clapp 11"0 grass Greene" "Jay Ray" "Top KnIght" umpIre Russ Goetz Kerr 1156 Kuhn 874 and "Gl
Tuesday, 13, 1969 HtlU~GLASS Page 5 Today's Wall Street Roundup Investor's Guide BY SAM SHULSKY NEW YORK (UPI)--Stockb worked higher today w~th hopes for peace ~n V~et Nam strong Q - lawn 125 shares of a small Mid among traders Turnover ~ncreased by more than two mi11~on shareb fro,) the plE'V~OUS western company which has less than 2,000 sess~on shares outstand~ng It has been paylng a There was cons~derab1e hope that Pres~dent N~xon's Wednesday night mesbage on Viet $50 divldend annually I want to sell some Nam would conta~n some prom~s~ng developments in United States' efforts to obta~n a of the stocks but don't know how to go ceasef~re about it Some of the company offlcers ) A Wh~te House off~c~a1 labeled the speech a "maJor address" ~n which the Pres~dent have offered $500, but I thlnk lt's worth "w~ll report to the Amer~can people on h~s v~ews as to the prospects of peace ~n V~et more Brokers estimate book value at Nam But the spokesman sa~d aga~n the speech would not deal wlth any troop wlthdrawals somewhere around $2,000 a share The UPI stock market ~ndlcator, measur A - Unless there are speclal provisions lng all stocks traded, p~cked up 0 21 per Atlantlc Richheld sbot up 5 5/8 in the for repurchase of the stock you're ~n a cent on 1,599 ~ssues cross~ng the tape o~ls It announced completlon of an off free market and, unfortunately, not a very Of these, 739 advanced and 604 decllned shore Indonesia confirmation well wh~ch actlve one I f1nd no brokers mak~ng a There were 63 new hlghs and 53 new lows establlshed hydrocarbon bearing zones market ln thlS stock, so the only way you The New York Stock Exchange ~ndex m~r Natomas, wh~ch also has an lnterest ~n an can arrlve at a price is by negotiatl0n w1th rored a r~se of 19 cents ln the average Indoneslan o~l, exratl0n, spurted 6 someone who wants to buy A local broker common share prlce Livlngston 011 rose 1 ln heavy turnover, might help ln finding such a customer The Dow Jones average of blue ChlP In but Occidental, another of the 15 most Book value, generally, doesn't have too much dustrlals added 5 11 to 962 97 DJ actlves, eased 5/S bearlng on the market price of a stock un ut~11tles also flrmed, but ralls held un Some additional pOlnt-sized movers on less the company plans to liquidate changed the actlve l~st ~ncluded St Louls-San * * * * * * * * * * Volume amounted to 12,910 shares, ver Franclsco Ry Co, off 2, Marcor, up 1 1/8 Q - How does one find out where and when sus 10,500,000 shares Monday after a loss of 3 Monday, and Fairchild a stock 1S first l~sted? I have heard of Steels were among the most lmpreSSlve Camera, 1 7/8 hlgher a family-owned oil company wh~ch will soon lssues Bethlehem, the volume leader ln Airllnes generally backed off after be sold to the public the group, cllmbed 1 3/8 Republlc also the CiVll Aeronautics Board suspended a A - If, by listed, you mean listing on added 1 3/8,-whlle U S Steel rose 1 1/8 proposal for a second round of 1969 one of the princlpal stock exchanges you The Amer~can Iron & Steel Instltute re l~rfare h~kes have only to get in touch with the exchange ported a 2 percent decline ln productl0n In the electronlcs, IBM rose 5, wlth However, I must warn you that a small, last week, but ~ndustry demand exceeded lltton, Motorola and Texas Instruments privately-owned 011 flrm Just now belng ear11er expectatlons up 1 or better Honeywell and Control sold to the publ~c may be a long way from Goodyear T~re, the most heav~ly traded Data, however, fell more than 1 each llsting since the exchanges require a lssue, edged up 3/8 to 33 1/2 on 312,000 Motors were steady to fractl0nally h~story of earnlngs as well as certaln shares, the bulk lnvolv~ng a block of lower, while chemlcals, conglomerates minimums in assets, number of shareholders, 288,400 shares at 33 1/4 ln a cross-trans and a~rcrafts generally moved in narrow etc , etc actl0n ranges and without deflnlte dlrection So Just because the stock lS gOlng to Penn Central was in second POb1tl0n Itek and Arnerlcan Research & Develop be sold to the publ~c you can't assume lt among the actlves, addlng 1 to 54 3/4 on ment climbed 2 3/4 and 3 1/2, respectlve- wll1 be llsted anywhere It will most like 236,000 shares Chalrman Stuart T 1y ly be traded over the counter and even there !:>aunders told the annual meeting Penn Cen Prices were f~rm on the Amerlcdn Stock the s~ze of the company and geographic In tral's hlgh speed New York to Wash~ngton Exchange ln brlsk trading The Amex terest in the company wlll determine whethe Metrollner serv~ce operated at 80 percent Index galned 13 cents to $31 34 Of the your broker knows anything about it capaclty from early ln the yeal to May 1 1,052 lssues traded, 471 advanced and 426 * * * * * * * * * * Southern Pac~f~c, a less actlve rall, declined Volume amounted to 6,239,130 Q - What are three ways of taking a tax also plcked up 1 North,tJest Industrles shares, up from 5,706,670 shares Monday loss on stocks? flnlshed unchanged after 10slng almost A - You can sell the stock, take the 2 early ~n the sess~on fhe JUStlCS UPI MARKET INDICATOR loss and re1nvest the proceeds elsewhere Department lntends to take legal actl0n Loday's c10slng net prlce change of all You can sell the stock, walt 31 days and to block Northwest's tender offer to ~'YSE stocks traded, Lomputed by Quotron then repurchase the same stock B F Goodrich shareholderq ~CJdllrh Servlce, was up 0 21 -- 21/100ths percent You can now buy an equlva1ent number of fell 1 3/8 -- from the prevlous day's close shares, walt 31 days and then sell the Control Data, the th~rd most act~ve USlng Aprl1 I, 1966, pnces as d 100 orlg~nal investment lssue, p~cked up 1 to 39 on 174,000 base, the lndicator closed today at * * * * * * * * * * shares The lssue had teen ln steady re 127 26 Q - Where does one buy warrants? treat Slnce maklng ~ts debut on the New A - At any brokerage firm York Stock Exchange last week HourGlass Siocks
ADD~ESSOGRAPH NA INTERNATIONAL HARV 32 3/4 + 1/4 SPERRY RAND 53 3/4 - 3/8 ALCAN ALUM 32 3/4 + 1/2 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 44 1/8 - 3/4 SQUARE D 21 3/4 + 1/8 ALL lED CHEM 35 3/8 - 1/8 INTERNATIONAL T & T 51 3/8 - 1/4 STD BRAND 48 5/8 NC AME~ICAN PHOTO 13 7/8 NC JONES & LAUGHLIN 31 3/8 - 1/4 STD OIL Of CALif 73 3/8 + 5/8 AMERICAN N GAS 40 1/4 - 1/4 KAISER AL 40 1/4 + 7/8 STD OIL Of IND 69 5/8 NC AMERICAN T & T 57 1/8 - 1/8 LIGGET & My 39 5/8 NC 5TD OIL Of NJ 84 1/2 + 1/2 AMPEX 42 1/2 NC LITTON 55 3/8 + 1 1/4 STOKELY 27 1/8 - 1/2 ANACONDA 48 1/8 - 5/8 LOCKHE£D 35 1/8 - 5/8 STUDE WORTH 48 1/8 + 1/2 ARMCO 67 + 1/4 LONE STAR 27 NC SWIfT 29 1/4 + 1 1/2 ARMOUR 53 + 1/4 ~~lcor, Inc 56 7/8 + 1 1/8 TELEDYNE NA BENDIX 45 1/8 NC MAGNA VOX 54 - 3/8 TENNECO 28 3/4 NC BETHLEHEM STEEL 36 3/8 + 1 3/8 McDONNELL-DoUGLAS 34 5/8 - 1 3/8 TEXACO 87 5/8 + 1/8 BOEING 46 3/8 + 3/8 MCGRAW HILL 37 1/8 + 3/8 TEXAS INST 124 3/4 + 1 1/8 BORG WARNER NA MGM 34 1/2 - S/8 TH IOKOL 17 5/8 3/8 BURROUGHS 130 1/4 + 5/8 MMM 110 1/8 + 3/8 TRANS WORLD 37 1/8 - 3/8 CHRYSLER. 51 3/8 + 1/2 MISSION Co~p NA 20TH CENTURY Fox 33 3/4 + 3/4 COCA COLA 71 - 2 MOBIL OIL 67 3/8 + 1 UNITED AIRC 76 1/4 NC COLGATE 51 3/8 + 1/2 MoNSANTO 49 1/8 + 1/4 UNION CUBIDE 45 3/8 NC COM SAT NA UN ITED FRUIT 56 7/8 NC CON EDISON 33 1/4 + 1/4 MOTOROLA 124 5/8 + 1 1/2 UNIROYAL 29 5/8 + 3/8 CONTROL DATA NA NAT B,SCUIT 53 3/4 - 5/8 US GYPSUM 85 3/4 + 3/4 CORNING CO. 284 3/4 - 3/4 NAT CASH REGISTER 13S 1/4 + ~/4 U.... OHN S2 - 1/4 DEERE 47 5/8 1/4 NORTHWEST AIR 66 - 1 US STEEL 47 7/8 + 1 1/8 Dow CHEMICAL 74 5/8 + 1/4 OLIN MATH 31 3/4 - 1/8 Western Urnon 52 1/2 NC DUPONT 145 7/8 + 3/4 OTIS EL 47 5/8 NC WESTINGHOUSE 65 NC EASTERN AIR 22 5/8 - 3/8 PAC G & EL 37 5/8 + 1/2 XEROX NA EASTMAN KODAK 79 1/2 + 7/8 PAC T & T 22 + 1/8 7ENITH 50 1/2 NA FAIRCHILD CAMERA 90 3/8 + 1 7/8 fAN AMERICAN 20 3/8 - 1/8 FIRESTONE 64 3/4 + 1/2 PENN NY CENT 54 3/4 + 1 PE .. SICO FORD 51 3/4 - 1/4 54 1/4 + 7/8 DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES PILLSBURY_ GENERAL DYNAMICS 33 1/4 + 1/4 48 7/8 + 3/8 STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE POLAROID GENERAL ELECT~IC 96 1/4 NC 108 7/8 + 3/4 30 I NDUSTR IALS 962 97 Up 5 11 GENERAL FOOD 82 3/4 NC PROCTER & GAMBLE 89 5/8 + 1/8 20 RA ILS 239 79 Unchanged RCA GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 32 5/8 + 1 5/8 47 NC 15 UTIL IT I ES 131 77 Up 0 86 GENERAL MOTORS 82 1/8 NC RAYTHEON 38 1/8 - 1 65 STOCKS 328 41 Up 1 22 GEN T & E 40 1/8 + 3/8 REVLON 85 1/4 + 1 1/4 GEN T & R 25 7/8 - 1/8 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INOEXES GOODRICH 44 3/8 - 1 3/8 SCHENLEY 32 1/4 + 1/4 CLOSE CHANGE GOODYEAR 33 1/2 + 3/8 SCOTT PA .. ER 32 - 1/8 I NDUST!'! I ALS 61 93 Up 0 27 GRUM AIRC 34 3/4 NC SEARS 11 .)/!; NC TRANSPORTA 11 ON SO 22 Up 0 07 HILTON 68 5/8 + 3/8 SHELL OIL 10 3/4 + 7/8 UTILITY 46 03 Up 0 06 HONEYWELL NA SINGER Co. 79 7/8 + 1/2 FINANCE 76 09 Up 0 40 IBM 331 1/2 + 5 SOUTHERN PAC ALL STOCK INDEX Up .1.--______40 3/8 + 1 58 90 0 23 T------Page 6 Tuesday, May 13, 1969 ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I BEE-ware of Bees! 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TE O. 36 Backs RA CKS 29 Weight .W IflEr of necks of India GA PED T Ie K_ 37 Weakens A friend of Man-and an enemy tool 30 Devoted AID AR.REA CT ION 38 Cry o( to sun -Til L. 5ELA ERE Bacchanals By CARL H GILES H. Written Espectfllly for Ce>LtTIII Pres, and Th" New'ptlper worship __SIT 5E. Ne IS LE 39 Mature 31 Norwegian 00 NItlSr 0 OT ED 40 Merganser BEES AND BLOSSOMS are synonymous With spnng But that statesman 42 Surpass romantic httle msect fhttmg from flower to flower IS the deadh ~gJ .RAI>. o • 32 Scents EAMM AT ••E 5 43 Madrid est wtldllfe m the Untted States More people Will dlC from bee 34 Ismglass ~~J-, cheer stmgs thiS year than from snakebites 35 Space ~g~ SNE. TiE LA 44 An auricle TEE E i S. EM MV Some 7000 people are bitten by pOIsonous s.vell over a large area of the 'I They hke 10t1On, perfumes and body It depends on the mdivi colognes Bees are also attract dual to an extent but ~ome bees I ed to darker colors more so are more dangerous than others I than hght ones Thm clothmg Small honey bees ha\e killed ,offer5 httle protectIOn smce people but they rarel) cause I many people UP "tung through much swellmg or dIscomfort I shlrto and pant~ The bIgger bombers - "a,ps I •• hornets yellow JaCkets and I MANY people get stung m the bumble bees - are more potent ,pnng "hen bee~ start bUlldmg People who are super sen'ltlve nests on porLhes carports and to stmgs may get nauseous garages Those \\ bo know that \ omit and have strong burnmg stmgs cause them much trouble sen,attOns Sometimes they go should never try to tear down mto shock or become uncon nests Night IS the best time to SCIOUS Some of those that don t destroy thent They ,hould be ROYAL RELlEF---On a 5tate '1~lt t'O Au,tna Bntlsh Queen get Immediate aid dte 111 30 spra) ed befr)re bemg removed Elizabeth shps an apparentl) dt 1 Il~ fOOL from bcr ,hoe at mmutes A strong hght help'> keep them a sessIOn of Parhament m v , ;, the nght " Alfred away also Maleta preSident of Paritanlcnt (Ctlhlpphot()) IRONICALLY It Isn t the bee Some bee, lea\e their stmg pOlson that affects those stung ers m theIr vIctIm' They should There IS a protem sub"tance m I be 5craped oft rather than most bee \enom whIch make" I jerked Ollt n« jllPczmg tbe one hIghly suscepttble to ~lIbse I stmger may rple~se more ven quent stmgs om \\ a,p, all 1 plio\'. jackets CRYPrOQUIPS A first stmg rarel) kJilS But Ihe thelr qlng~r, ilk<' needles BABCD FBEGH BED IJAHC, IJJGK those who get III when "tung The} stick It 1n and then re u~ually becomp so sensItized move It FEBCCK that the next might be fatal or Most people "ho get stung cause eevere reactIOn They us don t go to the doctor for treat Yesterday'. Cryptoqulp - WEE TODDLER WAD D LED TOWARD MAMA uaJly go mto a type of shock ment They use home remedies called anaphylaxiS Some put soda on the stmgs People \'. ho are very sensitive Most doctors recommend Ice to stmgs can be Immumzed peck' to le"ien ,wellmg If It IS They can be admmlstered mjec not too mtense Those who swell tlons by a doctor that Will pro conSIderably should consult a tect them m the event they are doctor There are drugs that stung Bees ,eem to have an af Will keep the s"elhng down and flmty for fmdmg those that suf Will reduce any reactIOn from fer the most from theIr attacks the stmg So far the research",rs have Chtlctren who start showmg found no proof but they suspect bad reactIOns to stmgs should there IS an odor 0 chemical re be r usb e d to a doctor Kids actIOn that caU5e' bees to seek should be told the complete them out story of the bIrds and the bees Fragrances attract msects It might be a lesson m hvmg AMBASSADOR TO ARGENTINA -\1r and Mrs John DaVIS Lodge are all smIles In New York on learnmg that PreSident NIxon has named hun US ambas5ador to Argentma Lodge 65 fanner actor congressman ConnectIcut governor and brother of Henry Cabot I codge succeed~ Carter L Burgess CONGRESSMEN WITH SENATOR FATHERS-Two members of Congres, newly sworn Rep Barry M Goldwater Jr R Cahf and (nght) Rep James W Symmgton D Mo chat m "Vashmgton Their fathers are Sen Barry M Goldwater CONTRACT BRIDGE Sr R Anz and Sen Stuart Symmgton 0 Mo By B Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder In Maslers' IndIVidual ChampionshIp Play) North dealer Let s say that after you WIn North South vulnerable the trump return you cash the NORTH A K of diamonds which is one way to play the hand In the • Q103 actual deal East shows out on .AK864o the second dIamond and you .KQ752 then fmd the slam Impo,slble to make You may have a leglll WEST "'- EAS1. mate complamt that you re un .74 .A6 lucky to fmd the dIamonds .J2 • Q 10 75 dtvlded 5 1 but you won t en .J9863 .10 hst much sympathy from your ",A1075 ",Q98632 opponents SOUTH But observe that you would .KJ9852 have made the hand had you • &3 started by first cashmg the A-K .A4 of hearts and ruffmg a heart ",KJ4 You could then ruff a club In The bidding dummy ruff another heart and North East South West now claim the balance Your Pass Pass K J of clubs would go on dum 1. 1. my S fifth heart and high dia 2. Pass 3. Pass Pass 6. mond 5. ThIs IS really the right way Opening I e a d - seve n of to play the hand By tacklmg spades hearts first you make the slam If the SUIt IS dIVIded 3 3 or 4 2 Assume you re declarer at SIX however the diamonds are dl spades and West leads a trump vlded If It turns out that the East wins with the ace and re hearts are (unluckily) diVIded turns a trump West followmg 5-1, you sttll have tIme to suit How would you play the switch to dIamonds and make hand? the contract If that SUIt IS dl There seems to be nothing vlded 3 3 or 4 2 much to the play, yet the hand If you start With diamonds SPACE MENu--Barbara Baugh of Chicago IS trymg to pluck Is worthy of serious thought first and get a 5 1 break you To begin with If you can rlake are sunk unless the hearts are a bite ~Ize beef ,andwlch from a galaxy of mam course the slam but wind up going divided precisely 3 3 'pace food~ developed by SWift & Co for Amenca s Moon down one you finish minus 100 By testmg hearts first you bound Apollo 10 ,pacecraft astronauts Freeze dned foods Instead of plus 1630 That 8 a I MaUte 'he slam If either suit Is WELL, YOU SEE IT WAS LIKE THIS -When Merle Stone mclude chicken and vegetableq I packet at left) Canadtan difference of 1 730 points Rnd I divided 3 3 or .( 2 That must put out hiS maple sap buckets be was standmg on top bacon and appl"auce f center) With barbecue sauce that aln t hay In any language therefore be the right play of the snow at Gorham N H Tuesday, May 13, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 7 Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time FRITTER AIlD FRITTER GIVE IF TIlE GRASS IS so GREEI-I BONUSES FOUR TIMES A t-iE)(T DOOR WHY DON' 'r AT 8EEF, IRUN AND WI-IINE 6001ll05E AND 6~ THEY GET STOCK IN THE PAYNE ,JUMP TIoIE COMPANY SIX WEEKS' FE~CE ? VACATION AW C> ,....L--.:::.....~ SICK. LEAVE WHITETIE AND TAYLES RETIRE A GUY AFTER TEN YEARS At-ID THEY HAVE COMPANY CARS TO PICK. UP THE EMPLOYEES BOB HOPE looks Jaunty as he leaves the Institute of Ophthalmology at ColumbIa Presbytenan HospItal I n New York after treatment of a hemorrhage of the left eye It s a recurrent dlsor der wIth hIm Motonsts who put extra weIght In the trunk of their car for WInter driVIng do more harm than good pomt out auto IITELI.. ME WHAT ALL)"A GOT oN motIve experts Extra weIght dlsturhs the overall stab,hty of YER MIND, SLEDGE - 1 GOT THREE a car and tends to hft the front SECONDS T' SPARE .. 1/ ,end off the road surface ~=====---~~~==~ BIG GEORGE! by Virgil Partch ~==------af n u t s II-IIS MISSIOloJ 6~OWI,..D BE. FWI-J R \ ~e ~ p~~~o g o WHeN ~f.le. ~TAIl'!; l.OOKIN6 8~AUTIFI.Jl. TO you, we'VE seeN owrON SIVOUAC l.ON6 B eNOUGH e f eI OMJ. 8 '~oa I. ':lSOOdVd ... ':lOHSMONS l: ')fNnWdIHJ l-UMOa OOl:lV~NV)f 6 ':loa I. ':lI\O'~ 9 M 'SSV'~l:InOH ~ ':laIlS £ '::I1'9'J l-SSOJ3V SII:lMSNV o o s I WISHING WELL~.II e 6'121S38'161S4,328 IPFTDCLNHPRI H 82735623456'18 ENAEI CD SLNONR 87654,33 42638~ I W M K A SAY FEN S v 823411678372'46 HNDTAEI ASTFOX 2368'165432753 R T P FHA H W E 0 C E P 382682341S6'187 o R M N I W U I ADO E U In 2787684327&27 o RNA S D N T R G D K E 1 L I 1 W I • I I , HERE Is a pleasant little game that will give you a message .. every day It 18 a numerical puzzle designed to spell out z , , , your fortune Count the letters In your first name It the num a ber of letters Is 6 or more subtract" If the number Is leas than 6 add 3 The re8ult Is your key number Start at the ~ upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone ~LJc~,~ of your key numbers left to right Then read the message the letters under the checked tlgures give you , May 13, 1969 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE LOST - ContInued CLASSIFIED DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, FORSAUE $50 REWARD -- for a lost gre:, _Ila whlC' strIpped tIger male cat, answerIng to KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS- Collard Record changer, $15, 1/4 Tomght At LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-67-C-000l horsepower motor, $15, two life vests, the name of "viddeon" WhICh I'u.S ~t.ell The HourGlass ~s publIshed dally Mon $10, speargun, $4, sWImming fIns, SIze mIssIng for four weeks When l~st seen was wearIng a yellow collar, nd a day through Saturday 11 1/2 to 13, $3 Call 82775 after RICHARDSON MaterIal for publIcatIon on the 4 30 pm plaId green and white flea collar Please call the HospItal SanitatIon AROUND TOWN page must be submItted In Dept at 82163/82160 or the SecurIty wrItIng to the HourGlass 72 hours Complete amateur radIo statIon - prIor to deSIred publIcatIon date Yaesu Musen Co FT Dx-400 transceIver Dept at 82119 Turn on WIth "COP OUf" MaterIal for the AD and SPORTS pages 500 w PEP, FL-2000 - 1,200 w. must be In the HourGlass OffIce In lInear amplIfIer, 4 element cubical A mystery for the NOW generatIon FOUND wrItIng 24 hours prIor to deSIred quad-fIberglass spreaders, wIth year James Mason, GeraldIne ChaplIn Two InexpensIve Camera publIcatIon date old "Ham-M" rotator and control, phone Mystery Drama Color 7 30 Several paIr of prescrIptIon & sun Telephoned pot Ices ana ads WIll not patch monItor scope, speaker, mIcro AT glasses be accepted All copy and photographs phone, spare tubes, parts, complete Ladles pocketbook & sweater (outside become the property of the HourGlass factory prInts/documentatIon WIll Yokwe Yuk Club) RepublIcatIon of materIal contaIned delIver for $700 Call BIll Race RaIncoat (SIlver CIty bus) hereIn IS not authorIzed WIthout p~lor ROI Namur at 99433 or 99461 after 6 pm Ladles umbrella (SIlver CIty Bus) IVEY HALL approval of the CommandIng OffIcer, Ladles wrIstwatch (Emon Beach) Party Kwajaleln MISSIle Range Three wheel bIke for adult Call who called once please call again, thIS If you have not receIved your Hour McManamen at 83661 IS watch descrIbed Song-bIrd Pat Boone as Glass by 6 15 pm please call 83539 FINAL NOTICE between 6 15 pm and 6 45 pm Black Coral - $10 per bush Call 83308 Two ladles wrIstwatches (Emon Beach) "THE YELLOW CANARY" Drama. B&W-WS AT and a copy WIll be delIvered to you Several paIr of prescrIptIon & sun 6 30 & 8 30 EDITOR Larr, CorSI Two patIo rollup shades - lIke new glasses STAFF MarCIa ChrlvIa plastIc - approx 10' long - $15, one PaIr of golf shoes (large) GInger Storme bathroom curtaIn - rIngs and all, $1 Man's umbrella Lucy Bloedel Call 82372 or see at 472-A These Items maybe claImed at the Rudy BaldWIn SecurIty OffIce In the TermInal BUIld FEATURE AvaIlable June 1st - SIX months oldl OCEAN VIEW WRITER Bob PhIllIPS "Clean" one set of Vox drums, complete SERVICES CIRCULATION wIth Zlldlan Cymbals and covers, $600 WIll babysIt school nIghts from 3 30 pm MANAGER PhIl Pokoy value, best offer over $400, takes to 9 pm and anytIme on weekends Call them Interested partIes call Yale Danny at 83793 See Academy Wlnner Katz at 83552 Rod Stelger WIll do dressmakIng, alteratIons, hem In another powerful role as Kenmore dryer, ~50 I mlng and other seWIng needs Reason Call 82379 "THE SERGEANT" Iii able rates Call 82543 Drama Color 7 30 & GLOBAL ASSOCIATES Yellow prom dress, SIze 6, $10 Call 12 30 82220 ANNOUNCEMENTS A OFFICIAL BULLETIN GIrl's 20" bIke In very good condItIon, EMON LODGE #179 F&AM WIll hold a $10, alumInum beach chaIr, $1 Call specIal meetIng tonIght at 7 30 pm 83679 All Masons are cordially InVIted YOKWE YUK DATE DUTY nFFTCER PHONE 13May69 MAJ W Lyghc 82479 There WIll be an enrollment meetIng ! 14May69 MAJ S Hagenhoff 82438 Hoover vacuum cleaner, $20, slIde for a prIvate pIlot ground school projector and 8 magazInes and case, 15 Troubled years In World HIstory 15May69 LTC R Leonard 81531 Wed evenIng May 14 at 7 30 pm In 16May69 LTC F Thomas 83653 $25, WhIrlpool dIshwasher, $60 Call In Room 206 of the new hIgh school It 17May69 CPT G Burke 83524 "THE RISE AND FALL OF THE THIRD REICH" 82329 will consIst of a course explanatIon, DurIng hours of 11 30 - 12 30, Monday SIgn-up, and book issue Anyone hav Documentary B&W AT through FrIday, phone 81419 for Duty One gIrl's 26" bIke, $10, one 24" Ing questIons contact Dave Carlson at 7 &9 OffIcer StIngray bIke, $10, one 26" man's 82352 Duty OffIcer IS KwaJaleln thssIle bIke -- make offer, One 10' x 16' Range CommandIng OffIcer's representa factory made patIO cover, make offer AttentIon hobbyists All exhIbIts to tIve durIng other than ~ormal duty Call 82557 after 5 pm or see at Tr be entered In the Yokwe Yuk Women's TRADEWINDS hours 529 Club Hobby Show should be brought to the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Y~ Club MECK ISLAND I',OVIE Cartoon mOVIes, 8 mm, regular As Sundey mornIng between 8 a~d 12 Mon DUEL AT DIABLO Charlton Heston as Mlchaelanglo sorted SIzes and prIces Call 83663 af Tues SECRET CER1MONY after 3 pm Rex HarrIson as Pope JUlIUS II In Irvmg Stone's "HELL IN TI{[ PACIFIC" WIll be shown DIshwasher, WhIrlpool, portable mOdel, R.~NGE OPERA liON "1l-JI: t\GONY ~ THE ECSTACY" at Carlos tonIgrt ani P,crlin on Wednes adapted for fIxed InstallatIon In Perlod Drama Color-WS 8 day wIth the regullY1y <.,cllcduLed A Spartan Launch mISSIon IS sched- ATC mOVIes excellent condItIon Call 82703 If uled for tomorrow, May 14 "Take you have $100 Cover" requIrements WIll be In effect for thIS mISSIon All non-essentIal DIshwasher, WhIrlpool -- avaIlable Im personnel In Areas I, 2, and 4 WIll medIately, $75 Call 82394 be evacuated to Area 3 at, or before T-l hour (See map below for outlIne Do your Xmas shoppIng early thIS year of all Areas) All non-essentIal per Golf clubs & bag, 3 Irons, putter and sonnel In Area 3 WIll take cover In 2 woods (Macy's starter set), $25, an approved shelter when the '7ake Sears ChIld GUIdance raIlroad CIty, $2, Cover" SIgnal IS sounded at T-30 handwoven embroIdered purse from mInutes (earlIest at 1130 hours) The Ebeye, $1, 6 ft green Xmas tree, like "Take Cover" SIgnal WIll be three ten new, $8, large hlbatchl, $3, mlSc.toys second blasts, WIth twenty-fIve seconds & comICS Call 82368 or Qtrs 419-B between blasts, on the fIre SIrens Personnel WIll remaIn under cover untIl New, 17'6", portable saIlboat -- world the "All Clear" SIgnal IS sounded Th{ famous FOLBOT, model "Super" This "All Clear" SIgnal WIll be one twenty boat IS so seaworthy that one just second blast on the fIre SIrens lIke It was used to cross the AtlantIc, The "Take Cover" and the "All Clear" yet It folds away Into two maIlable SIgnals-wIll also be announced over packs Of fInest materIals, AFRS After the "All Clear," stay by tropIcs so perfect for Marshalls tuned to AFRS for InformatIon regard- Seats 2-4, 720 lb safe load, all ac Ing resumptIon of normal actIVItIes cessorIes Included Wholesales for In connectIon WIth th~s operatIon, $500, askIng $395 For detaIls wrIte hazard areas WIll eXIst In the ocean B K McDonough, F E C FaCIlIty-DAVID, area between the latItudes of 0°30' Enlwetok Atoll, or phone 62727 days north and 9°0' north and the long Itudes of 159°0' east and 171°0' east WANTED and In the KwaJalein Lagoon south of a 12 week old grey kItten (male) needs lIne JOInIng LIttle Bustard Island and home, please call 82220 the northern tIP of Carlson (EnnubuJ) Island All Personnel and craft WIll Home for a ge,tle house broken male be out of these areas by 0800 hours on kItten - 3 mos old Call 82108 the mISSIon day and WIll not enter I these areas before 1800 hours on the miSSlon day or untIl the restrlctlons Weekly MOVie Schedule Dependable woman to prov~de day care have been lIfted for 2-year-old boy for one week only RICHARDSON OCEAN VIEW YOKWE YUK IVEY HALL TRADEWINDS Call 82460 Mon AGONY & PINK COP THE DELICATE ECSTACY JUNGLE OUT SERGEANT DELI UENT Home for house broken gentle male cat, Tues COP THE 3rd YELLOW AGONY & one year old rall 82329 OUT SERGEANT REICH CANARY ECSTACY Wed YELLOW COP DELICATE 3rd PINK To buy a MarIne compass Call Williams CANARY OUT DELI UENT REICH JUNGLE at 81304 before 5 pm, 82358 after Thr THE 3rd AGONY & COP YELLOW SERGEANT REICH ECSTACY OUT CANARY LOST FrI 3rd AGONY & PINK DELICATE THE "MartIn" Alto saxaphone left on Shop REICH ECSTACY JUNGLE DELI UENT SERGEANT pers' flIght Monday, May 5th The In Sat PINK DELICATE YELLOW AGONY & COP strument was In a charcoal grey case JUNGLE DELI UENT CANARY ECSTACY OUT Ow~r would apprecIate finder callIng Sun DELICATE YELLOW THE PINK 3rd Mr Cruz at 99309 durIng workIng hours DELIQUENT CANARY SERGEANT JUNGLE REICH Brown wallet In VIcinity of Marina with THE CHILDREN'S MATINEE FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT THE IVEY HALL WILL BE IdentIfication belonging to J F "BATMAN" AT 1 PM McManamen Reward offered Call 83661