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KWAJALEIP, ISLAl'JlJS Saturday, July 26, 1969 I, VOL 9, No 8458 L Moon Rocks, Soil Go on Display ost Massachusetts Residents For Select Audience of Scientists Want red to Retain Seat (UPI) -- Most Massachusetts residents SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI) -- Pampered with all the tender care technology can _apparently feel Sen Edward M Kennedy muster, the Moon rocks and s011 Apollo 11 brought home go on d1splay today for "'" ",,~;" should retain his seat in the Senate a select aud1ence of scientists ~ Initial response from other parts of The first v1ewing--through glass portholes in a special vacuum chamber - was ~ the country to his plea for advice ap eagerly awa1ted by SC1ent1sts who were chosen to analyze them to try to deter peared, however, to be more widely di m1ne the or1g1n of the Moon and perhaps the Universe vided "It's very frustratlng," said Jeff Warner, a geologist who works at the Moon Boston's three da1ly newspapers, the Isolatlon BUlldlng at the Space Center Record American, Globe and Feral Tra "The flrst box came at noon yesterday, veler, reported telephone calls "~2_to and we won't get to look at it unt11 10 Administration Talks 1" in favor of Kennedy am tOllorrow (today)" The Spr1ngfield Union reported less 1he long-awal ted Moon samples--t',o Tough to Business than three hours after the Senator's boxes \"1 th more than 50 pounds of Moon nationally televised speech, they had rock and dlrt--arrlved ln Houston yes WASHINGTON (UPI) -- The Nixon Adl111ll1- rece1ved 102 calls, w1th 90 wanting terday from the LSS Hornet in two d1f stration has started talking tough to Kennedy to remaln in off1ce and 12 ur ferent alrplanes S1X hours apart labor and management about inflatlon gLng h1m to reslgn The first box arrived aboard an ary wage settlements But they d~d bO U 5 FROGMEN fY'om the caY'l'1-eY' HoY' - Radio and televlsion stations in the Force C141 cargo transport wlth a cr1p in the language of the classroom net 7eap fY'om a hov(Y'~nJ hpl1-eopteY' state said their switchboards were ov pled englne and went lrnmediately into Labor Secretary George P Shultz, a to the float1-ng Apollo 11 eapsule erworked with most callers support1ng the decontamlnatlon and sterJ11zat10n former econom1CS professor, warned md Kennedy nagement today that if wages contlnt..2 process requlred before the opening to Kennedy told hlS tel~vision audience day to increase at present rates, bUSlne~s Apollo Astronauts Rest he "would understand full well why could find it hard to meet the payroll With the serond box carne the medical some would think it rlght for ~e to materlal doctors will use to begin an when the economy cools After 8 Days In Space resign" 1n the wake of an automobile alyz1ng the health of Astronauts Neil He told unions they l1ight "pr1ce la accident which claimed the life of a Armstrong, BU7z Aldrin and Michael Col- bor out of the market" by contlnulng PBOARD JSS HORNET (UPI) -- The men who pretty blonde secretary He sald he llns to demand more pay and benefits opened the Moon to mank1nd, rested and would make the final decision but ask The outside of the flrst rock box, It was the closest the Republ1can 1n good health after elght da)s ln ed for the "advice and op1nlons" of conta1nln~ about 20 pounds of material, Adm1nistration has corne to the tech space and two days at sea, steamed to Massachusetts cltlzens was bplctched wlth several nickel and nlque used by the Kennedy and Johnson warJ a royal Hawa~ian welcome home to SlX carloads of people drove up to quarter-slzed stalns of a grey-brownlsh Administratlons of urglng labor and 10 S SOlI teday the Kennedy family compound at Hyannis color management to But the closest they would come to Port wlthin 10 minutes of the speech ThlS stain is belleved to be caused restrlct wage that ~011 was about three feet, the "The f1rst people were very emotion by salt water corrOS10n before Apollo and prlce de- d1stance to the ground from the bed of al very uptight," a guard said "They 11 was launchpd from Cape Kennedy mallds an aLr(raft loader walt1ng to carry told me to tell h1m that 'We're beh1nd The box was put through the aCld bath But in his t~e 'stronauts in their moblle qUdran him '" process deslgned to ellm1nate any Farth new9 conference CJ Ie van from Pedrl Farbor to H1ckam Yennedy's press aide, Rlchard Drayne corltamlnation of the bamples and the Snultz stopped 41r Fot e 1db" for the lonB flLght to bald telephone calls to the senator's aCld--strong enough to severely burn a short of making HOLlston offlce were "overwhelmlngly favorable flnger Just by d1pping it ln brlefly - hlS plea on pa ?n elJholdtE' half-hour \ Llcomlng from both men and women, from ln state dld not remove the spots But the of triotic grounds CE'remon l--c'xpected to draw 50, )(1,) peo and out of state" But, he added, you flclals dld not appear to be concerned He lald cut ple who would hedr the Astro~auts and "can't really tell untll the telegrams ~Le about the spots They Just were uncer what he conS1- thelr SlIvery lsolatlon van but ("nmp 1n " taln as to their orlgin ders the econo RGE P SHUI Tl not see the men theMselves--was plan The owner of an inn where Kennedy The Astronauts told the laboratory mlC rea11ties '-,ecrf'tary of Labor n0d at I, ~rl qarbor after the van was stayed sald, "He couldn't reslgn It personnel by telegram that the first and told both sides that s~lf- lmpobed n mC'vUl from thlS prlme recovery ShlP wouldn't be the Kennedy way" box to arrlve 1n Houston contained a lim1tations were in their own seJf-ln- bout 20 lndlvldual pleces of the Moon, terest each welghlng about a pound each Shultz sald the Admlnlstratlon's an Nixon Begins Tour With Warning: The box also conta1ns core tube sam t1-inflat10n po11cy is beg1nning to pl~~ and a scientific experiment to take hold and 1f labor and management test the composltlon of the Sun don't reallze that, "the conseauences Peace Must Come From ASians The second box--the one Armstrong and may be something they won't llke " MA'l- \ IPI) -- Presldent Nlxon began hlS tour of Asia today w1th the warning Aldrln filled flrst on the surface of Shultz' news conference was another that peace 1n th~s turbulent part of the world "cannot corne from the United the Moon last Sunday--contains a bulk lnQ1cation the Admlnistratlon is wor Stare," but only from AS1ans t-hemselves sample of about 39 pounds of Moon mate ried about ltS 1nability to kill off a In a f~rmal statement on arr1val at Internatlonal Airport, the Presldent ex rlal It began the processing through "psychology of inflation" WhlCh has pandea upon a brleflng for newsmen on Guam Thursday nlght when he sald that the the decontamlnation system late yestcr crept into almost all recent business Fnlted States would avo1d future Vlet Nams and encourage the AS1an aliles to day dec1slons rely on thelr own forces for defense The Phlllpplne welcome was warm Threat- The boxes are opened in a vacuum ened anti-Nixon demonstrat10ns hy left- chanber in the sterll1zatlon system Air 1st students did not materia11ze tlght flexlble gloves allow technlclans Cairo Paper Ridicules The weather was overcast, hot and hu and sClentists to do work inside the mld as the silvery presldential Jet,Alr chamber Air Attack by Israel Force One, landed at 12 33 am EDT Speclal mlcroscopes and laboratory Nixon had on a dark buslncss suit and lnstruments were deslgned to let SClen (UPI) -- An Israeli air raid across Mrs N1xon wore a summery dress 1n plnk tlStS work through the glass panels of the Suez Canal today caused so llttle as they beamed and smiled at the cheer the isolation cabinets and vacuum cham- damage that mortar fire would have lng crowd of approxlmately 15,000 per bers done as much, a semi-offic1al Cairo sons at the airport Arrlval of the lunar samples sparked newspaper said today and lmp11ed it The Presldent was welcomed by PreS1- lnterest at the Space Center and about was not worthy of an Egyptian counter dent and Mrs Ferdinand ~arcos, both of 150 agency employees, decked out in ca attack whom are old friends of the Nixons, and rre-as and clicking pictures llke tour Israel said its raids across the fa quickly got to the p01nt of his V1Slt lStS, cheered when the first box--re nal are demonstrating that Egvpt lS after the usual honor guard ceremonles presentlng $24 bl11ion worth of space not prepared for war Presldent Gamel and the playing of national anthems efforts--was taken from a truck Abdel Nasser told Egypt it must pre Nlxon said he wanted to speak candid pare for war with Israel ly to "my frlends in the Phillpplnes, I Egypt said its antialrcraft flre, In know you llke straight talk" He then raids on Port Fuad, El fina and fl De spelled out h1s approach to U S pol1cy versoir, shot down three Israeli Jets ln Asia Israel said the raids knock~d out But 1f peace is to corne from Asia several Arab artillery emplacements and I emphasize thlS pOlnt the United Israel said it 'Was the fourth such States will play its part and provide raid across the Canal this week and ltS falr share But peace in Asia can that the planes knocked out several not corne from the United States It must Egyptlan gun positions on the Canal'~ come from Psia " west bank The President was to spend 23 hours Bar-Lev said he d1d not believe the ~7IXO'V' C; ROUND-THE-WO'?LD TRIP looks 1n Manila holding talks with Marcos and situatlon had changed much along the hke th1-s on c: map other off1c1als The Phll1ppines has canal as far as the Egyptian defens~ ,.--- a 2300-man semi-milltary force of engl was concerned neers and technicians ln South Viet Nam "Deep in the1r hearts the Egyptians ITQDAY'S NEWS Tradit[onal Fillpino-American ties rea11ze they are not ready for war,"he , Ihave become stralned And ln recent sa1d months, Marcos has eased some str1ct- "The price they are be1ng made to ures against Communist ald in th1s land pay for their non-observance of the which is beset with severe economic 1967 cease-fire is ever lncreasing and IfANILl - Fe 0).1' bpq7 ns problems perhaps they will reach the conclus10n A state banquet was to be held this it lS altogether too high " evening with a reception and dancing to MaJ MaJog Habil Sa'id, 33, of the follow The Nixons were staying at ~a Egyptian Air Force who was captured by KJMlrh' - !~ton SUppOl'ts h1-m --- - lacanang Palace, the Phillppine presi ISRAELI PHOTO shows damage to the Israel after he parachuted from hlS Fgypt1-an stY'onghold en CY'een Island dential res1dence, and heavy ~uard de cr1ppled fighter-bomber, said the Rus BJ c 1 "lESS - "1-nfZat1-on psyeho tails were in evidence near the palace HZ the Gulf of Suez, eaptured tempo sians who are stationed in his squad z;gy-'-stcZl r evalgnt raY'~Zy by the Israel1-S Drlving from the airport, the streets ron don't take part in combat m1ssions were crowded with cheerlng Filipinos HOURGLASS 1 PAGE 2 ______"_a_t_l_' r_cl_ay_,_J_u_l_y_2~~~ fj(,'j _ -_J Ponapen Waving Next We k. 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Fourth ~n the ser~ps of art~cles des c~b~ng the hand~craft that or~q~nates ~n Ponape
Many woven Items come Into the Kwal 'Sailor' Craig Directs MDAC's Launch Group aleln HandIcraft Shop from Ponape It IS from here that large quantItIes of grass skIrts arrIve Two types of grass skIrts are prevalent the Pona pean grass SYlrt and t~e TahItIan grass skIrt The Ponape skIrt IS a verv colorful skIrt made of strands of HIbISCUS fIber that have been dyed Usually the ~aJor part of the skIrt IS eIther whIte or yellow Then a layer of colored fIber IS woven Into a dIamond pattern at tr top of the skIrt and falls over the whIte or yellow layer at the bottom ThIS skIrt IS qUIte long and worn around the waIst
"I lIke I:nnylabegan best of all the local Islands I've worked on," com mented DaVId Alkau, Global Heavy Fqulo ment Operator Davld, on KwaJalelTI SInce 1959, ~as been to several nearhy Islands plus FTIlwetok and LIb on constructIon as SIgnments He selected Ennylabegan '~ecause It'S Each mIssIle launch means several teams of technIcIans so green, and tre chow IS good There's working for one goal a successful fIrIng also good fIshIng there " CraIg MIchel, as Branch ChIef of Launch OperatIons for As for anglIng, DaVId achIeved a McDonnell Douglas, IS responsIble for the launch area, personal record recently when he hooled launch monItor room and all related equIpment a 30-pound Wahoo from one of the ~peclal One of hIS Jobs IS to verIfy that the mIssIle IS ready Servlces' U-Boats "It was good eatIng,' for launch "A tremendous amount of paper work comes hp added through on the mIssIle and ground equIpment," CraIg re InCIdentally, DaVId caught the fIsh ported WIth a dragllne, that IS, bv hand He contInued, "It's extremely stImulatIng and rewarding He's been on the AnImals' volleyball to see a mIssIle go off, but equally frustratIng If It team, whIch Hon fIrst and second place falls " honors Part of the exaltatIon may come from the amount of pre HIS other Jnterests Include softball paratIon for a launch The mIssIle and equIpment are and shell collectIng checl,ed out In addItIon, a dry run IS conducted two "I send black coral, glass balls and days before the actual launch shells to mv famIly In Ponolulu " "There's always some problems assocIated wIth a launch DaVId and hIS wIfe, Melva, have a son, SeeIng the problems resolved and then benlnnlng allover The TahItIan skIrt IS eIther whIte Keala Back home, he saId watchIng agaIn after the launch IS qUIte an experIence," he saId or yellow Beads and shells are sewn Melva cast from the shore IS one of hIS CraIg came to KwaJaleln In 1968 as a telemetry engIneer on at the top to make a nattern ThIS favorIte pastImes "She's nUlte good," and has SInce been promoted to Branch ChIef of Launch IS a long, full skIrt and IS worn at he recalled OperatIons In September he WIll go to Meck Island for the hIPS Davld's brothers and SIsters lIve InstallatIon of new Spartan facIlItIes OccasIonally hats arrIve from Ponape on PaUL and ln Honolulu One SIster, He's been In several mIssIle development programs In They are woven out of Pandanus or co Betty, works at the FurnIture Ware his 13 years wIth }IDAC, CraIg has worked on the Sparrow, conut fIber They can be worn by men house and IS marrIed to ClIfford Clark, Sky Bolt, Saturn, Thor and Nlke Zeus mIssIles In Santa or women Global ASSIstant Manager of Bachelor MonIca Place mats are woven WIth lIght and and ldHlly Quarters All hIS Jobs have been In electronIcs CraIg holds dark brown fIber, as are breadbaskets "BeIng Ha\vallan, I naturally lIke a bachelor's degree In electrical engIneerIng from UCLA and trays Some trays have a tortoIse that kInd of food, and also steak As far as recreatIon, CraIg might as well stIll be In shell decoratIon In the center Coast The PaCIfIC DInIng ~oom has good CalIfornIa He's saIled for seven years He owned two er sets are very often decorated WIth chow," he remarked saIl boats, an H28 and a Coronado 25 seeds or shells, as are hot pads lfuen asked about the varIOUS heavy CraIg recently purchased a B-Llon Catamaran, a 20-foot eqUIpment, DaVId replIed, "The grader fiberglass vessel "It's qUIte fast," he beamed, "capable is probably the toughest to operate of dOIng 15-20 knots You have to know how to read the stakes "I use It for sportIng around the lagoon and for snorkel and to slope the road Just rIght ing trIps to other Islands It's a fun boat to saIl race, "Johnny Andrade IS one of our best too" (He's pIctured by hIS latest Durchase ) graders " CraIg also scuba dIves and plays tennIS HIS wIfe, What about the changes that have Deanne, and son, Brad, also are aVId water enthusIasts occurred on Y,lJ ale In SInce he fIrst In CalIfornia, CraIg was on the RacIng CommIttee of came In 19S9? "It's alot bIgger and the Coronado 25 AssocIatIon and a member of the Westward not so barren as then," he pOlnted out CruIsIng Club He's past commodore of the SaIlboat Rac ing AssocIatIon here and the KwaJaleln Yacht Club **"'*********** CraIg also teaches sallIng to Islanders for the yacht club TOASTMISTRES~' w~ll be start~nq a ************ neU7 term on AvlQUst 4 at 8 00 pm , ~n thp Banyan Foom of the Yokwe Yuk Club THE YOUNG HAWAIIANS return to the Club ton~ght for your Any woman ~nterested ~n her own deve enterta~nment wh~le you have a hard t~me dec~d~ng between lopment ~s urged to attend lobster or steak Here's the menu International Toastm~stress' ~s open to all adult women ~nterested ~n self Bro~led Lobster w~th Lemon Butter Sauce ~mprovement You can be better than or 110U are'
Bro~led New York Steak L Call Jo Ann Feynolds, 82216 Baked Potato w~th Sour Cream Buttered Vegetable *************** Tossed Green Salad PONAPEAN HANDICRAFT, CONTINUED Hot D~nner Rolls Your Favo~te Beverage The "cosmetIC bag" IS a small, cylIn drIcal bag, the top cylInder SImply fIt ************* Purses of varIOUS SIzes and shapes tIng over the bottom cvllner It has Summer _Program M~~cel~any are made on Ponape, but four dIstInct a long woven handle WIth a whIte or varIetIes are sIngular to thIS dIstrIct colored tuft at the top SometImes The summer program at the Elementary School Llbrarv wIll The Mokll b~g IS a very colorful one, these bags are all whIte, other tImes end on July 30th WIth colored fIber tufts at the base of they are woven In gay colors Parents are requested to be sure theIr chIldren have re the handles on each sIde It usually FInally there IS the tortOIse shell turned all books by that date has a colored geometrIC deSIgn or bor Ibag ThIS bag conSIsts of pIeces of der woven Into It tortOIse shell woven together WIth a *********** The 'egg baskets" are eIther round or I belge colored fIber, gIVIng sort of oval, colored usually beIge or yellow \a lacy effect to the weaVIng They With the Pee Wee Program completed, and the last week of and sometImes haVIng a small border of come In dIfferent SIzes, WIth eIther a the SpecIal ServIces' Summer Program coming up, there'll be pInk, yellow, or purple woven around square or an oblong shape SOllIE! the bottom and on the lId At the bot "shows" for the parents Beglnnlng July 28th, the Also from Ponape come colorful ~loven Arts & Crafts classes wIll be dIsplaYIng theIr wares in tom of the purse IS Inserted a pIece of fans Some are decorated WIth tor the lIbrary Stup up and take a look The Hula classes tortOIse shell, and a whIte or colored tOIse shell (lIke the one In the PIC will put on their show at the RIchardson on July 31st at tuft decorates the base of the handle on ture), some WIth chIcken feathers 5 00 pm SeeIng those lIttle gIrls dance IS a real treat each sIde around the edge ( CONTINUED, ~lEXT COLUMl'J) ------Saturday, July 26, 1969 HOURGLASS
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Jackson, MISS (UPI)--The search for ~ spJf-proclalmed Xu Klux KJar guerrIlla fIghter and two other escaped convIcts ended late yesterday In a blazl~~ gun battJe wlth law en forcement offIcers One of the fugltlves was kllled In a hall of bulJets Authorltles sald Thomas Albert Tarra~ts II, Identlfled by pollce as a prlme suspect In raclal and antl-Jewlsh vlolence last year, was recaptured along Wlt:r lValcom E Houston, 28, of FlInt, MICh Nelther was wounded In the gunfIre Communications Satellite TheIr companIon, LeWIS M Shadown, 46, In dIanapolIs, Ind , was rlddled wlth bullets Launch Attempt Fails after he opened fIre on the smell army of Cape Kennedy (UPI)--A $6 mIllIon com state, local and federal offlcers who crept merCIal communlcatlo~s satellIte was lost up on the three men In a thlCkly wooded area today after beIng launc.hed In a rush ef a few mIles west of here fort to replace one that falled above the Roy K Moore, head of the Federal Bureau AtlantIC Ocean last mont~ of Investlgatlon In MISSISS1PPl, saId a ~~e Intelsat 3 serles spacecraft, owned large force of FBI agents, state patrolmen by the Comsat Corp and ItS InternatIonal and sherIff's deputIes, actlng on Informa partners, was launched yesterday after a tIon obtaIned from "assoclated" of the fu serIes of delays by a $5 mIllIon, three gItIves, converged on the spot where the stage Delta rorket three were campIng The space agency sald the rocket's fIrst The three escaped Wednesday nIght from two stages appeared to work as planned, the Parchman State Penltentlal7, about 130 but from then on communlcdtlons were lost mIles northwest of Jackson ~!oore sa} d 1 t 'llld spokesmen saId "we don't know what was apparent they had help In makIng theIr lappened " getaway - probably from Klan assoclates of TrackIng statIons at Cal narvon , Austra Tarrants lIa, and Fuclno, Italy, Here unable to OffIcers found an arsenal of weapons at locate the spacecraft today, Indlcatlng the lonely campslte In rural RankIn county that It falled to reach orbIt where the three men had set up an army pup The satelllte was to replace one that tent, Includlng hand grenades, pIstols, rl- went out of serVlce June 29 ~~en ItS FOREST FIRE FIGHTER-The Bureau of Land Management m , fles, knIves and several rounds of ammunl antenna locked ~ransatlantl( communl Oregon has adopted a dump bucket techmque to combat tlon "It looked lIke they \.".ere ready to catlons were Interruptea by the fallure forest fIres A helIcopter lowers a 175 gallon capl1Clty go to war," saId one law enforcement of bucket mto lake stream or ocean to take on water whIch but Comsat reactlvated ItS four-year-old IS dumped on fIre. flcer Early Blrd spacecraft to handle some of Tarrants, 22, of Moblle, Ala, was serv the traffIC Ing a 30-year sentence follOWIng hlS con In addItIon to Early BIrd, Comsat has Sailorette Adams VIctIon last November of an attempted bomo an Intelsat 2 satelllte In operatIon Ing at the home of a promInent merldlan above the AtlantIC Reaches California, JeWIsh bUSInessman Offlcers found a d1817 The Intelsat 3 satelllte that falled In hIS possessIon at tne Clme In WhlCh he June 29 was launched last December It Mentions Atlantic proclaImed he was waglng dn unaerground war and one launched last nIght were deSIgned What's next for the fIrst woman to make agaInst the "CommunIst Jewlsh consplracy " to handle fIve tlmes the COmMUnIcatIons a solo crOSSIng of the PaCIfIC Ocean In traffIC carrled by the Early BIrd and a 31-foot ketch? Intelsat 2 craft "There IS stIll the AtlantIC," Mrs The fIrst Irte~sat 3 was destroyed by Sharon Sltes Adams saId yesterday rocket falJure last September, and two Mrs Adams, a 39-year-old mother of two, ' are now Optlatlne In 0tatlonary orblts, began her 75-day voyage from Japan as one above the Paclflc Ocean and one part of thlS CIty'S 200th annlversary above the Atlantlc celeoratlon She saIled Into the harbor The satelllte launched last nlght orl yesterday, accompanIed by a flotIlla of glnally was set for launch In September, ShIPS and her husband, salllng Instructor but Comsat asked the space agency to Al Adams whose boat rendezvoused WIth hers launch It as qUIckly as pOSSIble to off Port Hueneme last Tuesday replace the faulty one She was gIven a herOIne's welcome at a champagne party on Shelter Island after One Dead in Plane Crash belng cheered by some 500 persons waItIng Presents Kokee, HawaII (UPI)--A two-engIne on the docks plane WIth 13 persons aboard, 11 of them Before sallIng Into port, Mrs Adams tourIsts ~eadlng to a Hawallan Luau, let her husband take her boat, the Sea crashed yesterday afternoon on a rural, Sharp II, In tow whIle she took a nap, wlndlng road near a deep canyon on the bathed WIth water from a bucket, and don Island of Kaual ned eyeshadow, naIl pOlISh and a dress One female passenger dIed and the she made durIng her crOSSIng others were hurt In the crash on Kaual "It's just so great to be home," she Island 102 mIles northwest of Honolulu saId happIly The FAA launched an InvestIgatIon Into Mrs Adams who weathered seven gales the crash today durIng the crOSSIng, saId she had enough The FAA IdentIfIed the dead passenger adventures to "flll four books" But, as Mrs Ralph KIng, whose husband was she saId the most frlghtenlng tImes came also aboard the plane and hospItalIzed when she was becalmed She spent her tIme WI th a knee J njury Although all of seWIng a dress, cleanIng the boat, readlng the IdentlflcatJOns of the 11 passengers and studYIng her charts aboard were not IMmedIately known, 10 DurIng one of the gales, her ShIP heeled were from the contInental UnIted States so far over the mast dIpped In the water and one from MeXICO before rIghtIng Itself However, two Henry Imada, preSIdent of Trans-Isle 75-pound batterIes were dIslodged and Alrllnes, Inc of Honolulu, saId the she had to tug them back Into POSItIon EIMOFP-A plane was owned bJ Sky Tours of HawaII, She admItted she was frlghtened durIng a SubSIdIary of Trans-Isle It was a the trIp, but "I had a lot of prayers WIth tWIn-engIne DehavIJlard HIO Dove me " MOlliE The FAA spokesman saLd the plane left She saId she was bItter and dIscouraged Kalaupapa PLrport on the Island of because, near the end of her trIp, she ran PROJECTOR Molokal, some 200 mIles east of Kaual Into 24 ShIPS but they dId not respond to and was clrcllng over the colorful WaI her halls despIte the fact she was close mea canyon before headIng to Llhue AIr enough to read the letterIng on thelr port about 35 mlles away on Kaual hulls She saId her radIO was out and Bmm movIe prOjector for all type films Less serIously hurt were two chlldren she had wanted S0meone to relay her POSI Lens Elmo Zoom 20 to of Mrs Locke, John DanIel, 21, LIberty, tIon 30mm FI 3 Texas, son of former Texas Governor Mrs Adams became the flrst woman to Projection Lamp 21 5V 150W PrIce Danlel, Barbara Clark, Laguana Accepts Double 8 Super 8 and Single saIl alone from Los Angeles to HawaII In 8 films Automatic film threading sys Beach, CalIfornIa, Marla PhIllIPS, La 1965 Just fIve months after takIng her tem Operates on 110 to 240V gua~a Beach, and a teen-aged daughter fIrst lesson W/AC cord 400 feet reel and film cutter of Mrs Phllllps A few months later she marrIed Adams, FAMOUS FIRST FACTS July 26, 1859 who taught her to saIl $88.00 The flrst Intercolleglate regatta was held "She was one of the best salllng stu on this date In 1859 at Lake QU1nslgamond, dents I ever taught," Adams sald Worcester, Mass Harvard defeated both Her ImmedIate plans are to settle down Yale and Brown over a three-mIle course agaIn as a houseWIfe at her Mar VIsta Monday A regatta was scheduled July 23, 1858, home near Los Argeles, and to help wlth at Sprlngfleld, Mass but was postponed as her husband's sallIng school a member of the Yale crew had drowned. ~------~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~------Page 4 HOURGlASS SPORT._"" __Sav__ rday_, Ju_ly 26_, 191j~') 74e 1fIMtd ~ -tptI ~Ia 0 SPORTS PATROL Akron, OhIO (UPI)--Jack NIcklaus proved a lIttle hu Cornerback LonnIe Sander~ apparently man, Bobby MItchell refused to WIlt and Ray Floyd kept Slow p,tch Sch dul has agreed to terms WIth the St LOUIS up hIS steady pace today to create a three-way log jam football CardInals CardInal vice pre for the lead In the $125,000 AmerIcan Golf ClaSSIC at Sunday, July 27 SIdent BIll BIdwell saId he had a plea Dally FIeld FIrestone Country Club sant talk WIth Sanders and the player's 12 00 Palm Terrace "B" vs Range RIders NIcklaus, the 29-year-old super star from Columbus, attorney He added there was no agree (Neale CorSI) OhIO, slumped from IdentIcal four-under-par rounds of & ment on a 1969 contract but that another Palm Terrace "A" vs Have FaIth 66 In prevIous play for a one-over 35-36--71 and a 1 30 meetIng mIght Iron out the dIfferences (Mlerk & AntonIO) share of the lead at 203 * * * MItchell, the unknown In the select group, dIdn't let 3 00 Weco Mets vs KMR The St LOUIS CardInals recalled out the prpssure bother hIm and he matched the par 70 of (GouveIa & Akana) fIelder Joe Nossek from the Tulsa OIlers the 7,180-yard course wIth a 36-34 4 30 VIkIngs vs Kentron and optIoned outflelder Charles "Boots" Floyd carved out a 33-35--68 after preVIOUS rounds of (GouveIa & AntonIO) Day to the same club Nossek formerly 67 and 68 Brandon FIeld played for MInnesota and Kansas CIty 12 00 Rocky Rooters vs Hawallanas It shapes up to a fIve man race to the WIre In tomor * * * row's wrapup WIth host pro Bobby NIChols and Frank Beard (Ramsey & Tokuda) Horse raCIng In New York moves from stIll very much In contentIon 1 30 Expos vs Bagger Rats Aqueduct to Saratoga Monday for a rlch NIChols, who started the day wIth a two-under par 138, (Ramsey Pl ClIff) 24-day meetIng The Saratoga meetIng IS rIpped off a 34-33--67 to move wIthIn two strokes of 3 00 Olymphla vs Pagodas hIghlIghted by the 100th runnIng of the (Akana Bolllan) the leaders ThIS matched hIS best competItIve round & Travers Stakes for three-year-olds on at FIrestone 4 30 Spartans vs AltaIr August 16th and the WhItney Stakes for (Tokuda Lauten) Beard began play at fIve-under but struggled to a two & older horses on August 2nd The Travers over par 35-37--72 for a 54-hole total of 207 He Monday, July 28 IS expected to draw a strong fIeld, In traIled by four strokes Dally FIeld cludlng "DIke" and Belmont Stakes WIn Deadlocked at two-under-par 208 were Peter To~nsend, 5 15 BandIts vs Pagodas ner "Arts and Letters " Gene LIttler, Tom WeIskopf and Tommy Jacobs, who shot (Bolllan & Akana) * * * the best thIrd-round score, a four-under 66 Brandon FIeld The next few weeks WIll mark a resur 5 15 AltaIr vs Coconut Grove gence of track and fIeld competItIon In Montreal (UPI)--DefendIng champIon Bob Charles of (YamashIta & Tokuda) New Zealand fIred a four-under-par 68 today for a 54- Europe A Western HemIsphere squad, Tuesday, July 29 WhICh Includes 85 AmerIcan athletes, hole total of 212, also four-under, and gaIned the early Dally FIeld thIrd round lead In the CanadIan Open WIll challenge a European team next 5 15 SpecIal Ser vs Sandbaggers Wednesday and Thursday at Stuttgart, The tall left-hander's round Included an eagle three (CorSI & Neale) on the 18th hole, a 466-yard par fIve Charles, who Germany The AmerIcans Include Lee Brandon FIeld Evans, Marty LIquorI, Gerry LIndgren, won the Open last year In Toronto, had gone Into to 5 15 S K F vs Wenoca day's round at even par, nIne behInd the leader Sam John Pennel and Bob Seagren The U S (Chlrg & Dempsey) team WIll remaIn In Europe for dual Snead Wednesday, July 30 Play was delayed for almost two hours early In the meets WIth West Germany at Augsburg on Dally FIeld August 5th and 6th and Great BrItaIn at afternoon when raIn gushed down Just as the leaders 5 15 HawaIIans vs Kool Kats were begInnIng to tee off, and tournament offIcIals London on August 12th and 13th (Bolllan & ClIff) * blew the SIren to call the golfers In Brandon FIeld * * After an hour and one-half , the raIn stopped and Arthur Ashe of the U S and Zelko Fra- 5 15 VIkIngs vs HospItal offIcIals decIded the course was stIll playable Play nuloVlC of YugoslavIa swept aSIde semI (AntonIO & Akana) fInal opponents In the NatIonal Clay ~ot underway agaIn and the last two some were Sam Thursday, July 31 Courts tennIS tourney today to advance Snead and Les Peterson Dally FIeld Takaakl Kono, the Japanese star, was one-under after to the champIonshIp match and a chance 5 15 Bagger Rats vs Hawks at the $5,000 top prIze SIX holes and fIve under for the tourney (Mlerk & Ramsey) The raIn WhIch followed overnIght showers and had Ashe, the top-seeded AmerIcan, and Brandon FIeld threatened all mornIng, drIed surprIsIngly qUIckly Franulovlc, the No 1 seeded foreIgn 5 15 Palm Terrace "B" vs BandIts entry for men's SIngles, set the stage HarIo's They'll Do It Every Time o (GouveIa & JeffrIes) for theIr showdown tomorrow by beatIng FrIday, August 1 other seeded players Dally FIeld Ashe beat SIxth-seeded Charles Passa 5 15 Expos vs Weco Mets rell of Puerto RICO, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2, and (Neale & CorSI) Franulovlc defeated second-seeded Clark Brandon FIeld Graebnpr of New York, 6-3, 9-7, 6-1 4l 5 15 Rocky Rooters vs Spartans The'wlnners WIll playa best three of ~~~A~~~ (YamashIta & Lauten) fIve sets for the tItle Saturday, August 2 * * * Brandon FIeld South AfrIca's fIrst ranked Bob HeWItt 5 15 Range RIders vs S K F today advanced Into the men's SIngles (GouveIa & Bryan) fInals of the BavarIan TennIS ChampIon Yesterday's Results ShIPS In MunIch, Germany, by defeatIng Kentron crushed Have FaIth, 19-1, In fellow countryman Bob Maud, 6-1, 6-1, fIVe InnIngs at Dally FIeld last nIght 7-5 The WInners scored In every InnIng but HeWItt WIll meet on Monday the WIn the thIrd as they battered Have FaIth ner of the semIfInal match between Ray for 21 hItS Have FaIth's lone run Ruffels of AustralIa and ChrIstIan scored In the bottom of the fIfth when Kuhnke of West Germany, who play tomor ii~?r'wiXl-ly.:,~Tf.1E SK.INNY a double by LIng drove In ShIeld who row L.ITTL.E UNDERCLASSMEN has sIngled In quarter-fInal competItIon today, WI-lO ARE TOO DELICATE Fouche had three hIts for Kentron and Ruffels defeated Ivan MolIna of TO GO OUT FOR TI-IE drove In seven runs, Lowe contrIbuted ColombIa, 6-1, 6-1 Kuhnke beat Korpas TEAM two sIngles and a home run Only fIve of Essen, 6-4, 6-0 ~_x AN~ WELMeT$ OFF TO Have FaIth teammates were able to hIt Jf>..".JIo..V DEVINE * * * PARRIS IS\...,o..ND 5 safely MartIn MullIgan of AustralIa today de * * * feated WIlhelm Bungert of West Germany Cal-20 Racing Series Wenoca rallIed for three runs In the tn the fourth match of the "Champlon Sunday '~ornlng seventh InnIng to edge the Kool Kats, Cup" tennIS tournament In Baastad, Swe July 27 8-6 last nIght at Brandon FIeld The den, 7-5, 6-4, 6-1 Rd.C e.!!... ~8L5.!..7 __::::..84~1 3L- ___~12.3Z;91=------'1:;:l:.o5~9---__::_87.!..:4~ Kool Kats took an early lead by scorIng EarlIer Sweden's fIrst ranked Ove Beng 1 & 3 Nolan i10rency Parker J01I coeur Kuhn fIve tImes In the fIrst two InnIngs tson had defeated Czech player Jan Kodes, 2 & 4 Henry Heggestad Kessler IrIon Bufty But Wenoca closed the gap In the fourth 2-6, 6-0, 6-2 CommIttee 11lchel, chaIrman, Sears, Kerr SkIppers' and won the game on a two-run trIple by The tournament ends tomorrow.1 meetIng at 8 am sharp at the MarIna PadIlla In the seventh InnIng MIller, Abraham and SIsmu each had * * * THAT BOWLING Is a two hItS for the Kool Kats, Hldeo con MEN'S VOLLEY BALL Tenpin Tales A' game for e\ eryone, regardles~ trIbuted a home run De Hoff led Wenoca 1. BY SAM LEVINE of phYSical ('ondltion has been WIth three hItS, Hughes had two hItS Sunday, July 27 Ed,tor The Kefjler pro\ed by John V prrullo of 6 00 50th State A vs Road Runners (arterpt, "' J and Melsenbach belted a two-run homer ~ CLEVELAND 0 bo\\ I 6 30 LDS vs Unknowns B g publicatIOn conducted a Bo\\hng 10 a Rah\\ay N J * I.. agul" V .. mlUo fired 243241- * * 7 00 50th State B vs Palm Terrace B conte,t to n~me a ne\\ hon ling Maior League Results ('enter l4b-730 Yesterday's Scores Monday, July 28 On a 11\ e tele\ ISlon sho\\ NATIONAL LEAGUE 6 00 SpecIal ServIces vs Ebeye A thp ~nnOllncel asked the own 6 30 Palm Terrace A vs Unknowns A PI o[ the e'>tabllshment ho\\ Los Angeles 4 ChICagO 2 7 00 Teen Center vs Ebeye B he liked the ,nme the JlIdge~ New York 4 CInCInnatI 3 Ind selected San DIegO 3 PIttsburgh 2 Tuesday, July 29 The plOplletol ~nsweled, I 6 00 Palm Terrace A vs Road Runners don t like It Montreal 8 Atlanta 7 A \ etprall of \, orld War n 6 30 50th State A vs Palm Terrace B VprmUo ha~ an artlflrlal leg PhIladelphIa 7 Houston 3 BO\\ LERS are often heard . . . St LOUIS 2 San FranCISCO 1 7 00 50th State B vs Unknowns A to ('omplalll that the~ \\ ere A 170 kegler John Wood Wednesday, July 30 l.lpped -or robbed-\\hen a AMERICAN LEAGUE of Herkuner N Y IS not 6 00 LDS vs Ebeye B 1'lIl rem:lIn~ ~tandlllg on \\ hat proud of hiS 417 three game BaltImore 4 ChICagO 2 Ih, ~ ('onsldpr .1 good Jut set DetrOIt 3 Kansas CIty o 6 30 SpecIal ServIces vs Unknowns B q /I ' But he IS not averse to 7 00 Teen Center vs Ebeye A ;(~ ,x.~ MInnesota 4 Cleveland 2 pOlOtlOg out that he came up Thursday, July 31 \I Ith hiS scol'e III an unusual Oakland 4 WashIngton 3 A:.;::.....c----::;~ , ~ mannel CalIfornIa 6 New York o 6 00 50th State A vs Palm Terrace A In hIS senes he had Boston 7 Seattle 6 6 30 Palm Terrace A vs Unknowns A strikes eight spares 7 00 50th State B vs Roadrunners spllts and eight m,sses * * * * * Th ... 'pr,,~slon orlglllated III Southern Cross Fast PItch Team Don't* FrIday, August 1 th. I arl~ po k (' r days, "hen Could you say that John ~1I('k gambil rs \\ auld 'tap" Wood, \\as behllld the eIght forget the practIce tomorrow mornIng at 6 00 Unknowns B vs Ebeye B ball ? Ih. Ir mnoeent \ ICtims for all 10 am at Dally FIeld ThIS IS for all 6 30 LDS vs Ebeye A I hI ,r money III one bet D,~t, lull ted by KlIIfJ Fe(ltlllc~ sponsors and ball players 7 00 SpecIal ServIces vs Teen Center S'I"c/'C(ltr ~------~*~--~*~----*~----~*~--~*~----~*------*~ * * * * * ------Saturd~, July 26, 1969 HOURGLAJS Pap;e ------5 . . Church BuIJetm Mon 28 Tues 29 Wed 30 Thurs 31 Fn 1 Sat 2 Sun 3 -- ChureJh of Chnst Bowll.ng Alley 0930 2330 0930 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 2330 0930 2330 - - - - Serv~eJes ~ll be held th~s Lord's Day at 10 00 am ~n Tr 664 For further ~n- Dependent's Pool 0930 - 1830 0930 - 1830 0930 - 1830 closed 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 0930 - 2330 format~on eJall 82327 1900 - 2100 1900 - 2100 1900 - 2100 closed 1900 - 2100 1900 - 2100 1900 - 2100
Latter Day S~nts Bachelor's Pool 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 0600 - 2300 Serv~ces are held ~n the F~ne Arts Marina 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 0730 - 1900 0730 - 1900 Bu~ld~ng Pnesthood meet~ng ~s at 8 30 am Sunday School and Sacrament Hobby Shop closed 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 1230 - 1730 meet~ng ~s at 9 45 am 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 1830 - 2130 Ep~8copaZ Serv~eJes Llbrary 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 0900 - 2200 1300 - 2200 Even~ng preyer and sermon '1-8 held Gear Locker 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1730 0830 - 1130 every Sunday even~ng m the Chape l be- 1200 - 1900 g~nn~ng at 6 pm Everyone ~s eJord~ally ~nv~ted to attend these serv~ces Photo Lab closed 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1800 - 2100 1200 - 1900 1200 - 1900 CathoZw Tennls Courts 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 0630 - 2330 Serv~eJes are at 7 00 and 9 15 am ~n the MemonaZ Chape Z and at 11 20 on Golf Shack 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 1630 - 1930 0730 - 1930 OBO - 1930 Ro~ NamUI' Da~Zy Mass M at 4 45 pm ~n the Blessed Saarament Chapel, Monday Emon Beach Llfe through Satu:r'day Confess~ons before Guard on Duty 1530 - 1830 1538 - 1830 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830 1530 - 1830 0930 - 1830 0930 - 1830 weekday Masses and SatUI'day from 4 00 to 4 45 pm and from 7 30 to 8 30 pm Teen Club 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1530 - 1800 1300 - 1630 closed 2300 2030 1900 - 2130 1900 - - 2330 EvanaeZ~st~c Hour
Pistol Range closed 1700 - 1800 closed closed closed closed 0900 - noo An ~nformaZ worsh~p serv~ce ~s heZd eaeJh Sunday even~ng ~n the Memonal Trap Range closed closed 1700 - 1800 closed closed closed 1300 - 1500 Chape Z be~nmng at 7 pm There ~ZZ I and test~mony serv~ce, I be a song clos- I ~ng w~th a sermon WeekJs )tpvies Chr~st~an S~ence Sunday School ** /Vext Young peopZe up to the age of 20 years are ~n~ted to attend the Chnst- Rlchardson GREAT* BIKI~I KISSES FOR MAD ROmf I'LL TAM ***BACKFIRE DISORDERLY ~an Sc~ence Sunday SchooZ wh~ch meets Theater RACE WORLD PRESIDENT SWEDEN ORDERLY every Sunday at 9 00 am w the Scout Hut Ocean Vlew BACKFIRE MAD ROOM BIKINI I'LL TAKE GREAT RACE DISORDERLY KISSES FOR Protestant Theater WORLD SWEDEN ORDERLY PRESIDENT Sunday Morn~ng WOl'sh~p Serv~ces ~ZZ be held at 8 10 and 11 00 am at the Ivey Hall MAD ROOM KISSES FOR I'LL TAKE BIKINI DISORDERLi GREAT RACE BACKFIRE Island MemonaZ Chapel Rev Stephen Theater PRESIDENT SWEDEN WORLD ORDERLY C Evans w~Zl preach the sermon ent~- tZed "A Pnesthood After the Order of Balaam's Ass" based on Numbers 22 15- Yokwe Yuk BIKINI I'LL TAKE DISORDERLY GREAT RACE BACKFIRE KISSES FOR MAD ROOM 35, Ezehel 3 17 - 21 Theater WORLD SWEDEN ORDERLY PRESIDENT Nursery fac~l~t~es are ava~lable at the IsZand Day Nursery d~ng Sunday SchooZ and the 11 00 am worsh~p se~ Tradewlnds DISORDERLY GREAT RACE BACKF:::RE KISSES FOR MAD ROOIJ BIKINI I'LL TAKe v~ce The Nursery ~s open from 9 15 am Theater ORDERLY PRESIDENT WORLD SWEDEN to 12 20 pm Sunday School classes for all ages are heZd at the George Se~tz SeJhool at Meek Island COLLEGE MURIETA BIRDS DO WRONG UP THE MARRIAGF ALPHABET 9 30 am Adults are present to ass~st Theater GIRL IT NUMBER JUNCTIOl\l GO ROUND MURDERS newcomers ~n f~nd~ng the~r cZassrooms Sunday School on Ro~ NamUI' ~s at 9 00 am ~n the Commun~ty Bu~ld~ng Pot Luck at the R~chardson Theater wlth affairs of state, but rather, The Sunday Even~ng Worsh~p Se1'V~ce ton~ght ~ZZ be "Maqus" ~th Anthony havlng dlsposed of his business be- Qu~nn on Ro~ Namur ~ll be heZd at 7 00 pm Pic Of ~lteWeefl cause of conflict of interest, is m the Commum ty Bu~ ld~ng and ~ ZZ be footloose A mixture of situation- Zed by Rev Stephen C Evans The Ivey HaZZ Mat1.nee ~n be "Tonka", comedy, slapstick and a bit of pohti- THE MAD ROOM Color the atory of an Ind~an boy cal satire >I >I >I >I >I >I ,. >I ,. ,. " ,. Murder-Mystery 97 min AT " Stella Stevens, Shelley Winters (ReI 1963) (Trust Territory News cont ) U S and Japan have already signed an I'LL TAKE SWEDEN Color As a young girl, Stella Stevens had accused her little brother and sister agreement to compensate Micronesians Comedy 103 min AT BACKFIRE B Ii< W of murdering her parents, and on the for the damages suffered during the Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld Drama 105 min AT basis of her testimony the children war Other measures which were as~ Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seaberg signed to the committee during the Here he is again This uninhibited had been committed to an asylum for the insane Now, twelve years have passed January session were also discussed spoof contrasts broad-minded Scandi- The story of a young man who falls and she is a secretary to a wealthy navian sexual mores with hide-bound in love with the boss' wife Murder widow and is about to marry her em- A bill introduced this week in Con- American attitudes Distraught at the mingles into the story, with the ployer's stepson The children are gress by Rep John Mangefel (Yap) seeks thought of his daughter marrying a plea of insanlty on the part of a to limit the percentage by which Trust drop-out, Bob Hope whisks her off to be released from the asylum and luve-sick man Stella is forced to take custody of Territory retailers may mark up goods to Sweden, right from the frying pan (ReI 1966) over the cost to the retailer into the fire the now teenagers The mystery's sol- ving is luridly detailed, with plenty ** ** ** ** ** ** ** The bill, if passed and approved, (ReI 1964) will require that no person sell goods of the red herrings, shock impact and gore that are part of a psychological Trust Territory News at retail at a price higher than the cost of the goods sold to him, plus thriller Recommended strictly for SAl PAN -- Congressional and Adminis- forty per cent of that cost adults and teenagers -- this is NOT tration leaders left Saipan Thursday THE GREAT RACE Color W-S The purpose of the bill is to control a picture for young viewersl afternoon to be in the Guam receptl0n Comedy 163 min ATC the practice of inflating retail (ReI 1969) Nixon Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, Natalie Wood for President Richard M prices beyond reason when shortages of In the group are High Commissioner goods occur This long, elaborate farce has Edward Johnston, House of Representa- tives Speaker Bethwell Henry, Senate glossy turn of the century settings, According to the House Appropriations DISORDERLY ORDERLY B & W which reach their colorful peak in PresldentlAmata Kabua, Johnston's Committe Chairman, Raymond Setik (Truk) Comedy 95 min ATe special assistant Leo Falcam special it's pivotal round the world automo- J The Congress of Micronesia will have Jerry Lewis, Glenda Farrell consultant Dwight Heine, and Political bile race TWo rival dare-devils con- $1,141,000 available to appropriate Status Commission Chairman Lazarus Sa- stantly try to outdo each other in es- this session This does not include tablishlng speed and Forced to leave medical school be- lii stunt records on an additional $224,000 in delinquent cause of an abnormal sympathy for the While they hope to meet President land, in the sea and in the air To taxes still to be collected from the sick, Jerry Lewis becomes an orderly Nixon for discussions on Micronesia, make a long synopsis short it's a districts very funny movie in a sanitarium Here, too, the symp- the White House has not announced if Currently, according to Setik, there (ReI 1966) toms and pains of the ailing immediate- this wlll be possible ly become his In an eagerness to are 35 bills before the Appropriations Committee totaling over a million and serve, his shenanigans take him every- on Ways and The Senate Cormnittee a half dollars 1.rhere in hospital activities, from am- Means held preliminary discussion on One hundred and thirty four thousand IT'S A BIKINI WORLD bulance to operating room a Senate bill to create Micronesian Color W-S dollars will be appropriated for (ReI 1963) Political Status delegation to confer Comedy 90 min AT Congressional expenses and a bill ap- ln Washlngton with members of the U S Deborah Vallay propriating $86,000 for the functions Congress and other government offi- of the Congressional Legislative Coun- clals on the resolution of the Future Another of the beach movies with a sel is currently under consideration KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT Color Status of Micronesia The cOIllIlll.ttee host of young girls wearing tiny bi- by Setik's committee Farce 120 min AT decided not to take action on this kinis Of the $224,000 in delinquent taxes Fred McMurray, Polly Bergen co.slder it next week (Rei 1966) bill, but will still payable to Congress, $185,000 to establish a War Dam- A resolution are in Palau and $78,000 are in the Life for Fred MCMurray undergoes age Commission and another to create Marshalls EnJOY the Saturday n1.ght buffet drastic changes when his wife, Polly a Micronesia Office in Washington, D C at the Yokwe Yuk Club F~ne Bergen, is elected President of the were also considered Regarding war food and enterta~nment for United States Mother is over-busy damages, the committee noted that the Attend the ChU1'eJh Se1'V~eJes of your cho~ce tomorrow your enJoyment (cont next column) (Cont next column -- ) ------Page 6 JOt ~GL! c:s Saturday, ,~ly 2f" ]9f,9
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HORIZO~TAL 46 Cosy 2 Western 17 ElectrIfIed 1 Hunter retreats ~d.moaf' partrcle 4 Sounded ,'t411 Huge crowds come to watch the pony roundup ~~~~j,* By JAN KING NIXONS TO SEE FIRST LADIES A bo\ 0 H f) 1 d tile fl\ C Central Press AS60CI(ltUJ1I COrre'l)(mdpnt \\orJd':l fu'-.t ladle.s 'Aha \\111 meet PTt.<:;H!fn t rd 'fl" 1\\'\.on RICHMOND Va -Horse opera fans should come to Vn glma dUllng- the AmlrICanS tour of "-~I'1 $24 000 RICHER FOR MOON LANDING Da \ Id Threlfall (rIghtl JeCelVl'; " check for $L4 000 pili' lH London for h,S REVISION-OffIcIals of the Wapakoneta OhIO Chamber of MRS NEIL ARMSTRONG bl C h IlltO 1 bl" '" I' , hl !llks 1000 to 1 bet m'ldl m 1964 thdt 1. nnn \\olild land on the Ccmmerce revise signs on maIn approaches to the cIty to nl \\ "nlln In fl ant (If hel hOllll In Sf' bl ()k r" Thf' Mu~n bdoIL J,nu 11, 1971 Ptesentmg It I" W J Brookb Apollo 11 lomm ndf'l <., (hlldJ( n It b..tlL ]2 lPi \1 UK f) uf the \\ !llIam HIli Pookmdkmg Agene) ICablephoto) SATURDAY 1 PM CONTRACT BRIDGE H0USTON RECEIVING LAB By B Jay Becker (Top Record Holder In Malters' IndiVidual Champlonlhrp Play) North dealer He next plays the three of NeIther SIde vulnerable clubs and los e s the Jack to NORTH West s queen What should West .A94 play now? 9 A K6 Actually there IS only one .Q85 card he can lead at thIS pOint ",A873 to defeat the contract That EAST WEST card IS the Jack of diamonds .72 • 863 ABOARD USS HORNET 9 QJ103 • 9842 II he leads It South goes 48 HRS TO HAWAII .AJ94 .K72 down one 11' he leads any other card South makes the contract '" Q 10 2 ",965 SOUTH The Jack IS the kIlling return • KQJ 105 because declarer cannot now 975 aVOId the loss of three dIamond r .1063 trrcks whether he covers WIth ",KJ4 dummy s queen or not But If West leads the ace of dIamonds The blddmg or a low d,amond m attacking North East South West the sUlt South can escape WIth 1NT Pass 3. Pass only two dIamond losers and so 4. make the contract Openmg I e a d - que e n of When West takes the queen hearts of clubs he can count declarer One of the basIC princIples of for fIve trump trrcks the A K defense IS that you do not cred of hearts and ace of clubs Fur It declarer WIth a hand that au thermore It IS obVIOUS th1.t tomatJcaUy gIves hIm the con South took a club fmesse With -~!=&~-4\-10 NORTH FRIDA Y 12 30 PM tract Instead you work on the a holdmg that mcluded the K J THURSDAY premISe that the contract call Th,s brmgs declarer to nm.. LUNAR SAMPLES ARRIVE AT JULY 24 be defeated You try to fmd a trrcks HOUSTON RECEIVING LAB 150PM JOHNSTON we 'k spot that IS consistent If West also l redlts South With the blddmg and you ex With the kmg of dl1.mond, hE' ISLAND / 172 WEST --1~ANIIf- plolt that assumed \\eakness m Ilught Just 'lS \\ell fold up hl~ an effort to beat the contract cardb and concede the cOlltr'lct Take thiS hand where South He should assunH' mstf'ld Ih'll APOLLO II WINDUP- Windup of Apollo 11 IS dldgrammed MQF to a plane and arrival In Houston Tpe \fof> I, If' IS m four spades and West leads E1.st has the kmg- of dl'llllond, In thh Il1u,tlltlOn ,t'l!lmg frolll 'ph'hdo\\n lIo\\e. left I mean"hlle WIll have been In the lab Ilo\\cl • ~htl In Hou" the queen of hearts Declarer and lead the Jllh. " Ih, onl lnd gOIng clock\\he to aboald thc ca.ne. Hornet arn\Ing ton t\\O d'lYs ahead for a progrnY! of 1Il I 'I '() sel \\hat wms With the kIng 'lnd dr1.ws 'lnd only hop" pf l !plllrlll/. In H !\\all In the MobllL QUaJantlnc F'lclht\ tt Illsfer of the It IS made of <\11 tImes '1IC Centl liD 1\ 'Is:hl He, Isteln tIme three rounds of trump' endrng three dlllllOn(1 Irll k' 11\,1 pilI _L-______m dummy tmg declarer do\\ II <'II' ------~------~ I Saturday, July 26, 1969 HOuW'LAt .:; Page 7 1,=1:::::=::E?~~======,,) = -----]-- ======-=- =-======::,- RatIo's They'll Do It Every Tlme "J WE C.AN'T ACCEPT AZALIA JUST J.lAD TO SO WHAT DOES SHE WEAR ALL T~E WELL, WHICH WILL IT BE J.lAVE THE THEM IN A JAR OR. TIME? GIVE A LOOKY TH E WCKO CAMER.A OR fK)5T EXPENSIVE I-IAT IN MADA.ME A SHOPPING BAG THE INDI"'N CLUBS? FORTKNOXY'S Cl-IA.PEA.URY THIS IS A VERY PUT 'EM IN THE SWANKY WEDDING' BOOKS ~--- WHY DON'T YOU WEAR. YOUR $79 HAT'? OKAY, IF YOU F~jO:L- THAT WAY ABOUT 11" :I'LL. H~L.P YOU WI1"R~ IS YOUR DRAF'fCAI () "Rl'member, gUJ ~ t) n't whether you WID or lose, d's how your folk~ treat me If we lose agaID " ) ;' LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE 7 YES, 'tOU Ai CAN YOU MAKE UP PRESC.RJPTloN SUr-ibLASSES F' I10W LONG CO r HAVE To WAIT f 13SV3 8 ONnOH L 'dWIMHS )r 'OMVd031 l-UMOO 11,\30 0 L ~n~ 6 A3NWIH:) 9 '~3aOnd !i B. V~OS )r 3>10WS C MVD L-550J~V SM3MSNV c. I WISHING WELL~I 5 8 2 6 4 3 7 5 2 3 4 8 6 I A P H Y R A L G 0 D I L 0 8 5 6 3 7 2 4 8 6 5 8 6 3 .IJ' A R U E 0 M C C R E E P A 2 6 8 4 5 7 3 6 5 3 2 4 7 E L H H A V R A T L H R E 3 8 6 2 7 5 3 4 7 6 8 3 2 PRoT~5T5, RioTs; WHE'iRE: DID THE: E E N A R C T E I S A T R [7E:MONs;TRATioN~ I OL.[7!'iR' 6~NE'R'ATiON 6 2 4 5 3 8 6 7 5 8 3 4 6 DON'T UNDfRSTAN[7 THE" &0 ~ONGP W M T H E L I P A T R U L )bUNG PfOPI.-E lHf5E: 8 6 7 3 4 5 B 6 7 2 5 8 3 H L E S R N F W N 0 C I 0 DAYS I 6 4 3 8 2 8 7 5 3 4 6 2 8 w. I N 0 R N S S E N S N y T I HERE IS '1 pleasant httle game that WIll gIve you a messag~ every day It IS a numerlcal puzzle deSIgned to spell out Z \ our fortune Count the letters In your first name If the nunl a IJet of letteors IS 6 or more subtract 4 If the number I~ Ie,." han 6 ldd 3 The result IS your key numbE"[" Start It tho & Upt)lr left hdnd Lorner of the rect'lngle 'lnd check P\ t n onp 01 YOUI key number') left to nght Then re1d the nH"',ah~ the- !fo'tter~ under the ch(cked figure ... gol\ t \llli ,-1.6 ------r------Saturday, July 26, 1969 HOURGLASS PdlC'" fj KVZH Sch dul Tonight Range Operation Ton1-ght and tomorrow n1-ght A "Hl.ghball" Rocket Launch Operatl.on MOVIES TONIGHT is scheduled for Monday, July 28th In VIENNESE WALTZES - The Phl.ladelphla Or connectl.on wl.th thl.s operatl.on a hazard chestra - 21 00, 7 30 pm area wl.ll eXl.st wl.thin the area be Waldteufel, Skater's Waltz, Strauss, tween the latl.tude of 80 22' north and Wlne, Women & Song, Waldteufel, Estudl. 8° 50' north and the longl.tudes of 1670 ant1ne, Gounod, Faust east and 1670 45' east EXCEPT that part I Ivey Hall Trade Winds I of thl.s area whl.ch ll.es wl.thl.n the WONDERFUL WORLD OF MOTION PICTURES - I Kwajalel.n lagoon See dl.agram below 70 00, 8 01 "Boy, Dld I Get a Wrong Number" "Get Yourself a College Glrl "I' Seventy mlnutes of some of the best mo Bob Hope, Phyllls Dlller, Elke Mary Ann Mobley, Nancy Slnatr ~-- ~"--, Vl.e mUSlC performed by Ferrante & Tel Sommer ... / -- Muslcal Color W-S .... , , cher, Perez Prado, Manos Hadjldak1s, Comedy Color 8 AT - \ .... , , Elmer Bersteln and others 6 30 & 8 30 ATC .... VIVA - Percy Fal.th - 40 00, 8 41 Granada, The Swallow, La Cucaracha, ThE Richardson Mexlcan Hand-Clapplng Song, Estrelllta, Ocean View 8050' "8°50'N El Rancho Grande, La Paloma, Be mlne "Up the Junct1on" "Blrds Do It" 167°0'~~~~~~~~~~--~~,?045'E Tonl.ght, Mexl.can Hat Dance, Guadalaja Suzy Kendall, Dennls Waterman Soupy Sales, Tab Hunter ra, The Danclng Donkey, Cuanto Le Gus Drama Color Comedy Color ta, You Belong to My Heart 7 45 A 7 30 & 12 30 ATC THE LOVE ALBUM - Trlnl Lopez - 36 00, 9 17 Are You Slncere, Our Day Wl.ll Come, Laura, Dear Heart, People, You'll Be Yokwe Yuk Sorry, Blue Velvet, Moon Rlver, Return Meck Island o to Me, Sad Tomorrows, Tammy, A Taste "Marrl.age Go Round" "Seven Golden Men" Lib Island of Honey James Mason, Susan Hayward, Phl.lll.pe Leroy, Rosanna Julle Newmar Podesta , All personnel and craft must stay ROMANTIC TCHAIKOWSKI - Peter Knl.ght Comedy Color W-S Drama Color 'out of the above hazard area between Sl.ngers & Orchestra - 20 00, 9 27 7 & 9 8 (tomorrow nl.ght) 11 30 am and 1 30 pm Monday, July 28 All tlmes are approXlmate There wl.ll be a SALT WATER OUTAGE Tuesday, July 29, 1969 CLASSIFIED between the hours of 8 am and FOR SALE 12 30 pm All facl.ll.tl.es to the north of Sl.xth Street and Gl.rl Scout Cadette unl.form wlth all east of Lagoon Road wl.11 be accessorl.es, Slze 12, $5, G E canlS affected wl.th the exceptl.on ter vacuum cleaner bags, 30¢ per pack of the Yokwe Yuk Club, Coral age of four, coml.CS Call 83696 or BQ, Sands BQ, 102, 225 227 see at 422-C and 229 Other facl.ll.tl.es l.n the area may be affected SlX large foam plllows, ldeal for BQ room decor, $25, Sunbeam 2-s1lce to~s Scuba Club ~ter, $10, 1/4" electrlc drlll, $10, Instamatl.c Ml2 mOVl.e camera, $15 The scuba d~ve for Call 84102 after 5 pm Sunday, July 27th, wl.ll be a late d~ve to the Sallboat, 16' centerboard, recently Kwajalel.n-Carlson Reef The boat wlll reballt, flberglassed over wood Two leave the Marl.na at 11 30 am The Jlbs and one mal.nsal.l New rlgglng dl.vemasters for thl.s dl.ve are R Mel.- and hardware Also new 3 hp Seagull senbach and A Harty Guests are wel- aUXl.llary englne and 25 watt marlne come to come along, but must dl.ve wl.th band transcelver All for $600 Call a club member Ll.fe vests are manda- Jerry Krumland at 83512 before Frl.day tory for all dlvers noon or 83557 after He~p Wanted Four KwaJ condltlon bl.kes and one If you are a ll.censed operator, clothes dryer Avallable August 1st there l.S an openl.ng for employment at Call 83696 'THI ALPHABET MURDERS" the Beauty Salon Work l.S l.n a con genl.a1 atmosphere and hours are ad Two alr condltloners 13,500 BTU, 15 justable Please call Global IRO at months old, $75, 9,500 BTU, 20 months 83705 or Mr Kumler at 83307 old, $50 All In excellent worklng condltlon Call 82342 Rab1-es Chnu: Electrlc steam lron, G E wlth lron A rabl.es vaccl.natl.on clInIC wl.ll be l.ng board, $8, vacuum cleaner, $5, Sunday held thl.S Sunday, July 27th, for all charcoal electrlc starter, $2, X-mas Island anl.mals three months old or decoratl.ons wlth ll.ghts, $4 See at over whl.ch have not recel.ved thel.r Tr 662 or call 82486 vaccl.natl.on and tag for 1969 For Movi es further l.nformatl.on, please call the Two glrl's 20" blkes, recently re Hospl.tal Sanl.tatl.on Department at hab'd at the Blcycle Repalr Shop, $10 82163 or 82150 each Call 82778 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE Argus sllde projector, electromatl.C IVEY HALL------_UP THE JUNCTION DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, 572 wlth extra trays, $100, Cannon RICHARDSON------BIRDS DO IT KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS S-2 mOVle projector, $50 Call 84331 YOKWE YUK------ALPHABET MURDERS LANDS CONTACT DAAG-43-6?-C-000l after 5 pm TRADEWINDS------___ MURIETA The HOURGLASS IS publl.shed dal.ly, OCEAN VIEW------MARRIAGE GC ROUND Monday through Saturday G E tank vacuum cleaner, $5, yellow Materl.al for publlcatl.On on the cotton rug, 9x 12, $5, 2 round, black SERVICES FOR SALE AROUND TOWN page must be subml.tted l.n marbell.zed tables, $2, Cosco seat and Nursery school for three and four wrltl.ng to the HourGlass 72 hours prl.or step stool comblnatl.on, $2, 26" man's year-olds startlng August -- teacher New Garrard dust cover, Model DCIO for SL65 - 55, serles 40 - 30 - 20 - 60 - to desl.red publlcatlon date Materl.al blke, $5, 26" woman's blke, $3, 2 20" Helen Scentar~s -- call 83635 for fur for the AD and SPORTS pages must be In splder blkes, $5 each -- all Kwaj ther lnformatlon and reglstratlon 50 -- ordered wrong Slze, $5, X-mas the HourGlass Offlce l.n wrltl.ng 24 condltlon -- $15 takes all four I tree ~o_der Call 83717 hours before deslred publl.catl.on dates Heavy duty golf cart, $2 50 Some WANTED -- LADIES INTERESTED IN BRIDGE' Telephone notl.ces and ads Wl.ll not be chlldren's toys and some clothlng Ladles who are 1nterested In plaYlng WANTED TO BUY accepted All copy and photographs be Call 83691 or see at 225 party brldge on Monday afternoons wlth A used sUltcase or two Phone 83642 come the property of the HourGlass the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club please call anytlme Republlcatlon of materl.al contalned Sue Klrby at 84606 here1n 1S not author1zed w1thout the Trust Territory N ws approval of the Command1ng Off1cer, Official Bulletin *' EMON LODGE NO. 179 F itA M Kwajale1n M1ss1le Range There wlll be a speclal meetl.ng at SAIPAN -- A blll was l.ntroduced yes If you have not rece1ved your copy 26 July 69 CPT Rader 84691 7 30 pm Tuesday, July 29 All Master terday In the House by Mlnoru Uekl of of the HourGlass by 6 15 pm please 27 July 69 LTC Cooper 82838 Masons are cord~ally lnvlted Palau, to establlsh a Forelgn Invest call 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 pm 28 July 69 CPT Metelskl 82161 ment Board The Forelgn Investment and a copy wlll be dell.vered to you 29 July 69 MAJ Walker 82867 WANTED Board, If approved, wlll be In charge 30 July 69 cw4 Keellng 82896 of lssulng buslness actl.Vlty perml.ts to EDITOR Larry Corsl. 31 July 69 LTC Leonard 81513 Home for female cat, house-broken and all non-cltlzen lndlvlduals, buslness l Aug 69 LTC Cooper 82834 ralsed wlth chlldren Thl.S gentle nlne assoclatlons, and corporatlons before STAFF G1nger Storme 2 Aug 69 CPT Flsher 84533 month-old anl.mal has all her shots engaglng In any buslness actlvlty l.n Marcl.a Chr1v1a 3 Aug 69 lLT Rhodes 82433 Call 82829 the Trust Terr~tory Rudy Baldwl.n 4 Aug 69 LTC Specker 82820 "The Fore].gn Investment Board shall Lu Clark Roll of 8mm dayllght mOVle fllm Leav be composed of seven members, the dl Lucy Bloedel Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday lng KwaJ and would ll.ke to take home rector of the Offlce of Economlc Devel through Frlday, phone 81419 for Duty another memory Call 83696 opment, the dlrector of the Offlce of Ii FEATURE Land Management, the reglstrar of Cor Offlcer WRITER Bob Ph1lllps Duty Offlcer l.S Kwajalel.n Mlsslle LOST poratlons, and four Trust Terrltory Range Commandl.ng Offl.cer's represent Cl.tlzens appol.nted by the Hlgh Comrnls CIRCULATION atl.ve durl.ng other than normal duty Callco cat, answers to "Coconut", Wl th sloner," the blll stated The Mlcro ~ MANAGER James McCowen hours flea collar and tag # 75561 Reward neslans, terms of offlce would be t~o " Call 84577 years GLOBAL ASSOCIATES