LOW TIDE HIGH TIDE 8~22 ... 69 8-22-69 It 3 at 00C6 2 1 at 0730 3 3 at 1330 -.tOURGlASS 2 2 at 1854

VOL 9, No 8480 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS ______Thursday, August 21, 1969 _ Tanks Rumble into Central Prague TODA Y'S NEW) N.Viets Pin Down 200 US Infantrymen As 100,000 Jam Wenceslas Square SAIGON -- Amer&can troops p&nned down try&ng to get to downed hel&­ SAIGON (UPI) -- North Vietnamese reg­ PRAGUE (UPI) -- Thlrty Czechoslovak Army tanks rumbled ~nto central Prague af­ coptep ulars pinned down 200 U S Infantrymen ter more than 100,000 Czechoslovaks Jarrnned Wenceslas Square today on the f~rst trying to reach a downed Amerl.can hel­ anniversary of the Sov~et-led invas~on and, in an emotl.onal appeal, chanted SAN FRANCISCO -- South Korean Pres­ icopter today in the third day of major "Russl.ans, Go Home" 30 tanks stood oml.nously along the west bank of the Ml.ldau &dent meet&ng w&th Fpes&dent N&xon fightl.ng near Tarn Ky 340 miles north­ l,l.ver, two ml.les from the square for two days Stnct secun ty east of Sal.gon Two truckloads of coldl.ers on duty l.n the square took up the chant durl.ng the enfopced The U S Command reported 103 North noon demonstratl.on unt~l police, for the thl.rd day in a row used cluhs and tear Vl.etnamese killed in Tarn Ky combat a­ gas to clear the squdre of massive MIAMI -- BerrrruJ&ans warned oj "'Zup­ gal.nst American losses of el.ght killed crowds Two persons were kl.lled and r&cane tpavel&ng &n the&p d&pect&on and 39 wounded among men of the 196th 320 were arrested, accordl.ng to govern­ Rescue Workers Still Light Infantry Brigade ment fl.gures, in the clash yesterday SEA BEES -- Forces Just back from A battalion of the 196th was trying between police and 20,000 demonstrators Finding Camille's Dead V&et Nam a&d&ng &n Hupr&cane CannZle to push through heavy Jungle and re­ in the square clean-up cover the bodies of eight men kl.ll­ As in the previous two nights of bat­ PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS (UPI) -- Sea- pd when the hell.copter was shot down tles with police, the demonstrators to­ bees wearl.ng gas masks found bodl.es "up PRAGUE -- 1st ann&vepsa:ry of Red Tuesdav The victl.ms l.ncluded Lt Col day regrouped after the tear gas attack l.n the trees, under the roofs and out &nvas&on be&ng obsepved today Mobs Ell. Howard, 43, of Woodbridge, Va , and returned to the square in the open" in Ml.ssissl.ppi today and grow teap gas used by pol&ce Commander of the embattled unl.t, and In Brno, 110 ml.les from Prague, 10 the death toll of Hurrl.cane Caml.lle Oll.ver Noonan, 29, an American newsman Army tanks and 10 armored personnel neared 300 from the rUl.ned Gulf coast LAIRD -- Defense Secretary announces frOM Norwell, Mass carriers rolled into the mal.n Cl.ty to the flooded mountal.ns of Vl.rgl.nia cut &n armed forces and mhtary U S Headquarters reported today that square to control an angry crowd as 30, "They're fl.ndl.ng the young and the spend-wg the fl.rst week of the so-called autumn 000 workers and ~tudents lounged near­ old in here," said an Army sergeant campal.gn kl.lled 244 Americans, a sharp by, smoking and chattl.ng with demon­ helpl.ng to guard the town of Pass JERUSALEM -- One of Moslem world's l.ncrease over last week strators Chrl.stl.an, ravaged by Caml.lle's 190- most sacred shnnes severely damaged Spokesmen sal.d the Communists knew The soldiers fl.red their guns over mph wl.nds Sunday by f&"8 Israel&s blamed the l.nfantrymen's objective and pepper­ the heads of the demonstrators in an "The young sal.d they were too tough ed the Amerl.can ll.nes wl.th mortar fl.re attempt to disperse them and lobbed for l.t to get them, and the old ones and snl.ped away at the GIs from the tear gas l.nto the crowd Two persons, sal.d l.t never happened before and l.t shelter of a Jungled knoll The battle a young man and young woman, were shot wouldn't happen now " us Demands Return began yesterday By the end of the day and wounded--apparently by richocheting It appeared offl.cl.als l.n Missl.ssl.PPl. the Amerl.cans were still half a ml.le 'ul lets might never produce an accurate death Of Downed Cooter from thel.r obJectl.ve, unable to move Where they fell, other demonstrators count Gov John Bell Wl.lll.ams told a forward wrote on the street "Let us pray for news conference late today that "It is PANMUNJOM, KORFA (UPI) -- The Unl.ted U S F4 Phantom jets dumped tons of the victims of the occupation " l.mpossl.ble to gl.ve you a fl.gure on the States demanded today Cornmunl.st North explosives on the Red positions All Along the sidewalks of Brno stood dead It exceeds 200" r:arll.er he had Korea return a downed U S hell.copter aval.lable artillery and hell.copter gun­ shrines of candles and flowers -- mem­ put the fl.gure at 230 and l.ts three crewmen The North Kor­ shl.ps unleashed thel.r flrepower l.n BUP­ orials to cl.vl.lians killed since the Seabees, many of them Just back from eans refused even to say whether the ,P,ort of the invasion Aug 21, 1968 Viet Nam, went to work in Pass Chrl.st­ men were all.ve "Long live Dubcek," came the cry from ian clearl.ng the wreckage away North Korean MaJ Gen Rl. Choon-sun 100,000 throats in Wenceslas Square mo­ Medical authorltLPs said no danger demanded the Unl.ted States tell "the ments before the poll ce crackdown "We of an epl.demic remainea today and or­ real reason" why the hel~copter stray­ want Smarkovsky, we want Dubcek, away dered typhoid l.ncculatl.ons ceased ed over the border Pe sal.d it was an with Husak " Confusl.on stl.ll reigned, although a act of aggression In London, diplomatic sources said semblance of order was begl.nnl.ng to be U S Marl.ne MaJ Gen Arthur H Ad­ the Soviet Union can be expected to re­ felt ams sal.d there was no reason to shoot place the present Prague government Officials said water was now safe to down the unarmed Army OH23 hell.copter with a tougher regl.me They said the drl.nk ~n the 600-square-ml.le coastal The conference was held at the bleak Soviets probably would use the current area ravaged by Caml.lle and power was truce vl.llage l.n the 292nd meetl.n~ of incidents in Czechoslovakia as a pre­ restored to a few spots the Korean Ml.ll.tary Arml.stl.ce Com­ text for their action missl.on Sl.nce the end of the Korean Until noon, almost all of Prague's GA War l.n July, 1953 one million residents had observed the U S military off~cials said the urging of resistance leaders to show hell.copter became lost Sunday and ac­ their opposition to a year of Soviet cidentally flew over North Korean Ter­ occupation in a passive manner ritory The last message from the They walked to work--trudging miles craft said it was under fire and was to get there They dressed in black going down with the national tricolor emblem edged Ri refused to gl.ve any information If' \ in black, pinned to their clothes about the hell.copter or crew PRFPARING TO FIRE an 81mm mortar pound Movies, restaurants and even fruit The area where the hell.copter was at suspected enemy bunkers, members of stores with a rare shipment of bananas, last heard from was 25 miles northwest the 1st A&r ravalr~ D&v&s&on hold the~r were boycotted of Seoul and on the western tl.p of the ears The operat10n was nopth of Tay Laird Announces truce line N&nh C&ty &n South V&et Nam Military Cutback eu... • of "'EX'Co Nixon Welcomes So. Korean Pres. UPI -- Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced today he ~as yielding to Con­ MIGHTIEST HURRICANE ON RECORD--the mQJ­ gressional pressure and reluctantly re­ or destruct&on area &s shown above &n To Two- Day Summit Meeting ducing the nation's armed forces by the shaded ~&rcle where Cam&lle devas­ SA~ FRANCISCO (UPI) -- Presl.dent Nl.xon welcomed South Korean President Park 100,000 men and spending by $3 billion tated the Gulf Coast resort towns Chung Hee, to a two-day sumrnl.t meetIng today wl.th assurances the U S wl.ll He warned "It is clear our defense stand by its comrnl.tment to defend the Asian nation against Communl.st threats readiness will be weakened " Hurricane Debby from the north Laird told a news conference he or­ The two chief executives met under tight security precautions at the hl.storic dered the cuts after being informed by Presidl.o Army Base in a colorful ceremony that included a 2l-gun salute for the Chairman of the House Appropria­ Heads For Bermuda the visiting head of state tions Corrnnittee that at least $5 bil- MIAMI (UPI)-- Resl.dents of Bermuda A crowd of 2,000 spectators, many of them Koreans in colorful costumes, lion would be cut fram appropriations vere warned today to prepare for heavy watched the welcoml.ng ceremony on a reqllests swells from Hurrl.cane Debb~e, whl.ch was Arabs Charge Israelis parade ground lined by 33 U Sand 33 "I wish it were possible for me to flailing the Atlantl.c Ocean wl.th 110 Korean flags state that these cuts could be made mph winds despite sCLentl.sts' Park's state visl.t will include a without impairing our defense readiness attempts to calm l.t With Mosque Fire formal state banquet and two days of but regretably I must say that these Hurrl.cane forecaster Arnold Sugg sal.d JERUSALEM (UPI)-- Fl.re severely dam­ talks aimed at allaying any fears the cuts will reduce our capability to meet Debbie should pass 130 ml.les southeast aged the El Aqsa Mosque in Israeli-oc­ United States won't stand firm in Korea current commitments " of the Brl.tl.sh resort lsland tonl.ght cupied Jordan today Arabs blamed Is­ after peace is reached in Viet Nam "The distl.ngul.shed Chal.rman of the At 6 pm EDT, Debbl.e was centered near rael for the mysterl.ous blaze in one Some of the tightest security ,re- House Approprl.atl.ons Committee has sta­ latitude 29 8 north, longitude 64 1 west of the Moslem world's most sacred cautl.ons in the city's history were ev­ ted that his comml.ttee wl.ll cut at and about 195 ml.les southeast of Bermuda shrl.nes and surged into the streets ident at the Presidio and along the least $5 billl.on and has alerted me with the hurrl.cane expected to move to­ calling for a "holy war" against Is­ route of the Presidents' motorcade to to the fact that the current year l.S ward the north northeast at 10 mph rapl the St Francl.s Hotel, site of the sum­ runnl.ng and that action should be tak­ It was expected l.t would take a more Israell. Prl.me Minister Golda Meir mit talks Military police lined their en now," Lal.rd added northerly course tomorrow described as "dastardly" charges by route on the Army base and blue uni­ Laird said the cutback came at a tl.me "All people in Bermuda should hsten Arabs that Israel had put the torch to formed poll.ce patrolled every intersec­ when Sovl.et ml.ll.tary strength is in­ for future advisories and contlnue pre­ the great 1,400-year-old mosque She tion on the streets to the downtown creasing and added "I bell.eve it is cautions agal.nst heavy swells," Sugg called an urgent cabinet meeting and area important that the Amerl.~an public be warned later expressed regrets over the incl.­ The only incident occurred when a man informed about stepped-up Sovl.et actl.V­ Debbie was the first hurrl.cane to re­ dent which Arabs said was the gravest in the crowd started shouting while l.ties in strategic offensive and de­ cel.ve a massive double-dose of silver in the Middle East since the 1967 war Park spoke Police edged him back into fensl.ve fl.elds " iodl.de dropped from ml.ll.tary jets in In Amman, Kl.ng Hussein of Jordan at­ the crowd He also said he sal<' no lull in the hopes it would kl.ll or diml.nish the tacked Israel for the fl.re and demand­ Nixon's meeting with Park was one of Vl.et Nam War, pOl.ntl.ng out that enemy storm ed an end to Israeli occupation of the the few times in recent years a head of l.nitiated activity in the Viet Nam con­ Debbl.e was first seeded Monday, and a­ city which Israel all but annexed af­ state has been received by an American fll.ct contl.nues gain yesterday ter the lQ67 war President outside Washington Thursday, August 2], ]9nq ~

--~r _.... "Thank You" TOASTMISTRESSES The folloWlng letter was recently An apple for the teacher, report recelved by KMR Headquarters cards and school books were the decora­ t~ons that set the mood for a Journey "back to school" led by Toastmistrpc;c; 1'~~"'-.~ On behalf of the Board of 11anagers, ~ Army Emergency Rellef, I should lIke Shirley Johnson rarol Bogardus, laurIe Ex cutiv Cffic r Hails Fr m Philad Iphia to express our most Slncere apprecia­ Gudzlkowsk~ and Ruby Rhea were the "pup­ "I've been ~n m~ss~le and nuclear weapons work most of t~on for tl e Jery penerous contrlbu­ lIs" who shared happy memorIes \-71th uc;, my 16 1/2 years ~n the Army," remarked KMR' s new Execu­ tlon to AER In the amount of $3,600 00, Introduclng themselves to the club w~th t~ve Off~cer, Lt Col R R Leonard, ~n an HourGlass WhICh represents a percentage of the thelr Icehreaker speeches laurIe Gud­ ~nterv~ew today proflts of KwaJaleln's Annual Carnlval zlkowskl showed us here authentlc C~vIl Before assum~ng th~s pos~t~on, Lt Col Leonard had The JOlnt m~lltary and clvlllan en­ War era LIttle Women dolls The longIng been w~th Range Operat~ons s~nce h~s arr~va1 ~n Janu- deavor whlch makes th~s annual event ~0 Insp~red hy the lovely dolls was qUleted ary successful IS Indeed pralseworthy It somewhat by her descrlptlon of the wor~ Inc~dentally, Lt Col Leonard and KMR's former Exec­ wlll be greatly appreclated If those who and scrcunglng for ~aterlals r~~ulred ut~ve Off~cer, Lt Col Black, were ~n Europe at the gave of thelr tlme and effort to the to recreate Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy Ruby same t~me project and those whose thoughfulness Rhea's theme of "What's In a Name" as­ Both were ~n the ammun~t~on bus~ness, and were acqua~n- and conslderatlon wpre respons~ble for sured us wlth del~ghtful sparkle and tances the donat~on to our organlzatlon are humor that there IS Indeed a great deal "It was probably the most cha1leng~ng Job I'd had up advlsed of our grat~tude Such consld­ In her name All three lad~es were to that t~me," Lt Col Leonard sa~d, referr~ng to h~s eratlon IS an expreSSlon of confldence "graduated" wlth honors, but Carol Bo­ post as Operat~ons Off~cer for the Spec~al Ammun~t~on In the Slncereltv of purpose of Army gardus' explanatIon of her unfortunate Company ~n Germany Emergency Rellef and IS most gratlfYlng penchant for "Famous Last Words" won Later he became the Battal~on M~ss~le and Nuclear Wea­ to us The knowledge that thls contrl­ her the Best Speaker's Award for the pons Off~cer H~s tour was from 1961-64 butlon wlll materlally ald us In cont~n­ evenlng Bonnle Petry won the Table As Lt Col Leonard recalled, "Trave1~ng ~nto West Ber­ ulng our mlSSlon of provldlng flnanclal TOPICS Award Grace Knuckey and Lee l~n vlaS the h~ghl~ght of the tour Our chlldren were able asslstance to deservlng members of the Standen made applIcatIon for membersh~p to see a s~tuat~on f~rst hand that they would have other­ Army or thelr famliles In tImes of In the Y,vaJaleln ToastmIstress Club and w~se never really apprec~ated or understood " stress and mlsfortune IS, we are sure, WIll be Inducted at the next meetlng Another memorable ass~gnment was Hawa~~, an ass~gnment a source of real satlsfHctlon to all A speclal honus was the return to IS­ wh~ch followed h~s f~rst Korean tour Lt Col Leonard who contrJbuted to the success of the land of a former member, Lee Evans, who was ~n Hawa~~ from 1954-56 as a Platoon Leader ~n the YwaJaleln Carnlval was welcomed back Into t~e fold The 725th Ordnance Battal~on, 25th Infantry D~v~s~on club waS dellghted by a large turnout He c~ted the c1~mate and the casualness as ~dea1 "Th~s /s/ George A Carver of guests 11Z Adent, Ethyl Calhoun, ~sland (KwaJale~n)," he cont~nued, "compares favorably to Major General, USA, Rosemary Glasolll, Ela~ne Huyler, Kay Hawa~~ ~n both respects " Retlred Ivey, HIlma C;pangenburg and Betty Yama­ Before h~s present ass~gnment, Lt Col Leonard attended Dlrector shlta enjoyed our Toastmlstress Program the Armed Forces Staff College ~n Norfolk, Va The col­ and so wlll vou JOIn us September 8th lege ~s sponsored by the Jo~nt Ch~efs of Staff Barber Shop Closed Friday for an even~ng of poetry The course covered a 5 1/2 The Pac1.f1.c Barber Shop l,n ZZ be closed month per~od and ~ncluded Pre-Teen Club Begins tomorrow, August 22, for mov&na The students from the Army, Sands Barber Shop w&ZZ be oper KwaJaleln Pre-Teens ,'111 hold a ~fem­ Navy, A~r Force and Mar~ne hershlp Dance thLs com~ng Saturday from Corps FM Schedule 6 30 - 8 30 pm In the Teen Club ~em­ Other duty stat~ons have THURS & FRI , August 21 & 22 bershlP for one semester IS $3 00 per taken Lt Col Leonard to person Admlsslon for non-members ~s Korea for a second tour, ~LL TIMES LISTED ARE APPROXIMATE 75¢ Food and soda wlll be free for Redstone Arsenal and Nor­ new members ton A~r Force Base ~n Cal­ THE "POPS" GOES COUNTRY - Arthur Fledler Fireman Enioys Golf ~forn~a, where he was Ch~ef and the Boston Pops - 7 30 pm "Some people may thlnk \ve re Just of the SAFEGUARD F~eld Of­ Country Gentleman, Tennessee Waltz, Ala­ s~ttlng at the statlon, but they don't f~ce bama Jubllee, Faded Love, ~edley, Wlndy reallze the upkeep we do on all equlp­ Asked ~f he would rec­ and Warm, AdIOS Amlgos, ~edley, Cold, ment commend the Army as a car­ Cold Heart, I'm Thlnk~ng Tonlght of My I also th~nk flre preventlon IS by eer, Lt Col Leonard com­ Blue Eyes, Orange Blossom Speclal Chet far the most lmportant functlon of a f~re mented, "I was once told Atklns, gUltar department Our Job IS to prevent ac­ the Army ~s a way of l~fe, SOME ENCHANTED EVENING - Haunan~ - c~dents and to save llves not Just a career I th~nk 7 5Q pm "Many Ilves are lost needlessly Smok­ th~s ~s very true Some Enchanted EvenIng, Song of the Is­ lng In bed and bad house wlrlng are two In add~t~on, I bel~eve l~Mn~ Adventures In ParadIse Vahlne common kLllers " LT COL LEONARD ~f one doesn't l~ke the tlnamlte, Harbor LIghts, Hawal~ Pono~, The speaker IS Lt Art Jones, a vet­ Army, I th~nk ~t best he seek h~s fortune elsewhere I My Isle of Golden Dreams, Le~ Aloha Lel eran of 18 years In the flre-fLghtlng personally have enjoyed ~t very much Makamae, Blue \~ater and li,1111 te Coral, fleld He's also been Chlef of the Lt Col Leonard ~s a graduate Mechan~cal Eng~neer from Sweet Lellanl, H3I.,rallan War Chant Boulder Clty Flre Department In Nevada the Pennsylvan~a State Un~vers~ty, where he rece~ved h~s flve years He has worked at POlnt Bar­ comm~ss~on ~n 1953 as a 2nd Lt Infantry However, he was MUSIC for your dInIng pleasure from 6 30 row, Alaska and at the El Paso Flre De­ shortly thereafter transferred to the Ordnance Corps - 7 30 pm partment On ~sland w~th Lt Col Leonard are h~s w~fe, Joan, and On KwaJaleln, Art malntalns all flre two sons, Robert, 13 and Cra~g, 10 Joan hails from New extlngulshers and Haven, Connect~cut He ~s from Ph~ladelph~a, but ~s look­ Teen Club Dance Friday performs flre In­ ~ng forward to settl~ng ~n the Southwest Hey Teens' spectlons He fliis When asked where ~n the Southwest, Lt Col Leonard re­ It's another dance th~s Frlday nlght three types of ex­ pl~ed, "In or around Albuquerque, N M , because of the cl~­ from 7 - 11 pm at the Emon Beach Pav~l~on tlngulshers water, mate and the people " Dance to PhlllP and the RaInbows Ad- carbon dloxlde and Lt Col Leonard l~kes to spend h~s le~sure hours boat­ mISSIon SOC -- Refreshments wlll be dry chemlcal An ~ng, snorkeling, bowl~ng and play~ng softball for the KMR served -- corne Jo~n the fun ThlS dance extlngulsher IS team IS for students 13 years of age or older selected accordlng F~nally, what concerns h~m? to the type of flre "Th~s island ~s small, and as a result we can't afford and ItS severlty to be trapped by rumors People should be ~nterested ~n TheY'e w1.ll not be d1.n1.ng and danc1.nq Art gave an ex­ o b ta~n~ng t h e f acts I f someone does have a quest~on, he at the Yokwe Yup th1.s Satu~day n"qht amole "ro IS the s h ou ld contac t a company representative or KMR Headquarters" " v_ t qu~ckest But If ~t doesn't work, then Meck Flight Change Tom orrow ~ns a pnvate paY' 1f unZZ be tahng place v the D1.n1.nq and Taro Rooms of the Club dry chern IS used If that doesn't work, then we use foam " The Meck Island a1.Y'hft schedule w1.ll be changed as J'-f'ol- S ee 'v'ot..! N ex-t W eel<.. I Asked to recall a dangerous flre, Art lows for ~day, August 22, only sald, "Whlle In El Paso I was on a roof, Art Guild Meeting flghtlng a blaze when I fell through Depart Arrive Depart ~rrive "If my partners had not kept me KWA MECK MECK KWP The Art Gu~ld w~ll hold ItS flrst month­ drenched wlth water I would have burn­ ly meetlng on September 2nd, 7 30 pm, at ed up " One AIrcraft 1155 1210 1215 1230 the Art GUlld Workshop (Bldg 1850, lo­ Art then po~nted out, "My llfe has cated between the Surfway and George cons~sted of f~re flght~ng and golf " Two ~.ircraft 1235 1250 1255 1310 Se~tz School) All Interested adults are At 14 he achleved every golfer's dream urged to attend We need new members by gettlng an ace ~n El Paso After the bus~ness portlon of the meet­ "I remember belng a class A caddle," The GA-5M fl1.ght 1.S cancelled for th1.S date It 1.S sug­ Art contlnued, '~nd earnlng 60 cents gested that personnel that weY'e ant1.c1.pat1.ng travel on the ~ng, Sharon Mueller wlil present a demon­ stratlon on Pastel Technlques Brlng for 18 holes " 5 M (1315) fZ1.ght make use of the 1235 fl1.ght to Meck your pastels or charcoal and try your In October he plans to vacatIon In In add1.t1.on, j11.ghts TMA and 7MB are also cancelled th1.s hand Boards and easels wLll be provlded Las Vegas and play at the Dunes Art date wlll also return to hIS home town, PRESS Plans Lab r Day PiCniC Episcopalians: El Paso, and then go on to MeX1CO Eplscopal Evenlng Prayer serVlces are All Project PRESS employees and dependents are ~nvlted to the Labor Day "Gladlator" Festlval ThlS festlval wlll be held each Sunday at 6 pm In the Kwaja­ Plan now to tour the lagoon on the Tar­ held on the shores of Emon Beach on September 1st, In the le~n Cornrnun~ty Chapel Newcomers are lang on Monday, September 1st for a four­ cordLally lnvlted to attend thLS In­ hour rlde from 1-5 pm All Island reSI­ year of our Lord 1969 Food, drInk and sport w~ll be plen­ tIful All weapons for competltlve games WIll be furnIshed formal serv~ce For Lnformatlon, con­ dents are Invlted This IS an especlallv tact Ross or Ann Thompson at 84555 nlce trlp for those persons who are new "Glad~ator" combat for all ages WIll commence at 3 pm All WIves are asked to brIng baked beans, tossed salad, If you are not a newcomer but Just to KwaJaleln and enables persons to take haven't been out for the service, some Interest~ng photographs rel~sh tray or cup cakes Please RSVP Jean Lynn (82664), please JOln us th~s comlng Sunday even­ Those lnterested should meet at the Trudy Redmon (82840), ErIn Derby (84306) or Taffy Hahn Ing 1 'arlne Department and board the Tarlang (82367), as ~oon as posslble at 1 pm Thursday, August 21, 1969 HOURGLASS Page 3 • US Orders Expulsion of Cuban Official Washlngton (UPI)--The State Department announced today that the Unlted States has ordered the expulslon of a member of the Cuban mlSSlon to the Unlted Natlons on grounds Involvlng "the securlty of the offlce of the Presldent of the Unlted States" Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey sald that a formal note to the Cuban mlSS10n had requested "the expedltlouS departure from the Unlted States" of thlrd secretary La­ zaro Eddy Esplnosa Benet The actlon agalnst Esplnosa was belng taken because the Cuban dlplomat had "trled to recrUlt a Cu­ ban refugee for a mlSSlon related to the securlty of the offlce of the Presldent " ~cCloskey, when questloned, refused to say If an assasslnatlon attempt was In­ volved He sald the actlon taken agalnst the Cuban dlplomat fell Wl thln "the broad framework" of protectlng the offlce of the Presldent ThlS appeared to leave open the posslblllty that the mlSSlon mlght have been less serlOUS than an assasslna­ hon attempt McCloskey sald that Esplnosa was actlng durlng the present admlnlstratlon of Pre­ sldent Nlxon A note to Ambas,ador Grlcardo Alarcon Quesada, chlef of the Cuban mlSSlon to the Unl ted Natlon', , also sald that another Cuban dlplomat would not be allowed to re­ enter the Unl ted ~)tates It served warn­ Ing agalnst a thlrd Cuban mlSSlon member They were Identlfled as Flrst Secretary Alberto Boza Hldalgo­ Gato who IS belng refused reentry to the Unlted States because of recrultlng ac­ HURRICANE CAMILLE shows spider like on the Weather Bureau radar at New Orleans At thiS pomt the eye of the tlVltles Involvlng esplonage storm was about 30 miles south of battered Gulfport MISS Jorge E Reyes Vega, who IS belng warned New Ol'le'lns I~ at the crossh,ut' With nor"th at top to conflne hlS actlvltles to offlclal dutles HIS posltlon was not glven Torrential Rains Cause The Department spokesman sald that Boza has sought Informdtlon about a U S mlll­ Rivers to Overflow tary Installatlon but decllned to reveal Lovlngston, Va (UPI)--Torrentlal ralns 1 ts whereabouts from the remnants of Hurrlcane Camllle At the Unlted Natlons, a spokesman for sent rlvers crashlng out of thelr banks the Cuban mlSSlon decllned comment on the In Vlrglnla and West Vlrglnla tOday, klll­ State Department order He sald the am­ Ing and malmlng people bassador currently was vacatlonlng In Thlrty were known dead In Vlrglnla and Havana at least two were kllled In West Vlrglnla Am rica Accuses Reds Vlrglnla's hlstorlc James Rlver roared toward the sea leavlng shattered mountaln Of Cruelty to POWS towns, bodles and broken roads In ItS backwash Parls (UPI)--The Unlted States accused Authorltles sald the toll probably would the Communlsts today of repugnant cruelty go hlgher when the waters recede to U S war prlsoners held by Hanol and the West Vlrglnla Gov Arch K Moore asked Vlet Cong Presldent Nlxon to declare Anjean and The U S delegailon formally relayed to RIChwood dlsaster areas the Communlsts a ~.tatement slgned by 42 A 91-year-old woman and her 66-year-old Amerlcan senators who called on HanOl to daughter drowned In thelr home north of prove the "humane and generous" POllCy It Whlte Sul~her Sprlngs, West Vlrglnla, clalms to follow, In the treatment of prl­ when they were trapped there by the flood soners waters "By namlng the men In captlvlty, About 300 AnJean resldents evacuated "By Immedlately repatrlatlng the slck thelr homes and took refuge In a hlgh and the wounded, school "By permlttlng Jmpartlal Inspectlon of prlson facllltles, BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS "By glvlng propEr treatment of all prl­ soners, "By maklng possJble a regular flow of mall, Camille Damage Called Worst "By undertaklng serlOUS negotlatlons for Washlngton (UPI)--Red Cross dlsasterworkers today descrlbed the Gulf Coast damage the prompt releasE of all Amerlcan prl­ from Hurrlcane Camllle as "the worst from any hurrlcane crosslng the U S coastllne soners " In modern tlmes It looked llke more than a hundred tornadoes hlt there," sald James The senatorlal statement notlng that Ha­ F Colllns, the retlred Army Major General who heads the Natlonal Red Cross He flew nOl had refused to provlde any Informatlon along the MISSISSIPPl and Loulslana coast yesterday wlth Vlce Presldent Splro T Agnew at all on U S war prlsoners, sald "1 t IS Colllns met wlth newsmen today to Issue another appeal for $6 mllllon In funds to hard for us to understand how Hanol can help meet the emergency "We are asklng malntaln so callous a posltlon " of communlcatlons In the area Where we "ThlS klnd of cruelty Imposed on Innocent cltlzens to make thelr contrlbutlons to can't get communlcatlons we can't coordl­ bystanders, the WJves and famllles of prl­ local Red Cross chapters who wlll forward nate the rescue efforts soners, IS both rfpugnant and vlrtually the funds to be used In thlS rellef opera­ tlon," Colllns sald "None of us antlclpated the vlolence of unthlnkable" ThE AmerIcans and the South "Much of the money Wlll be used for the thlS hurrlcane I was surprlsed at the Vietnamese accused the Communlst slde of degree of shock experlenced by the vlctlms sldestepplng majoI Issues at the Parls rehabllltatlon phase of the post-hurrlcane perlod " Doctors say It may not wear off for many Peace talks and of uSlng the talks only for propaganda Robert M Plerpont, natlonal dlrector of weeks " Red Cross dlsaster serVlces, sald Camllle Plerpont sald he expected at least a Hanol and the VJet Cong charged that con­ poses "one of the greatest emergency "month-long emergency sltuatlon " trary to Washlngton's clalms the Unlted Serlous floodlng In Vlrglnla caused by States has not sought to Improve the operatlons In Red Cross hlStOry" and gave the remnants of Camllle added to the prob­ atmosphere for peace talks by scallng down some of the statlstlcs lems Plerpont sald food and supplles the war In the two hardest hlt countles - Harrl­ son County, MISS , and Plaquemlne Parlch, are belng dlstrlb~ted to dlsaster vlctlms PhlllP C Hablb, thlrd-ranklng member In Vlrglnl~a~ ______of the U S delegatlon, sald baslc terms La , 4,717 homes were destroyed, 9.718 of the Allled pOSJtlon Involve mutual serlously damaged and another 22,344 suf­ FAMOUS FIRST FACTS -- The Amerlcan Red wlthdrawal of all forelgn troops from South fered surface damage Cross was organlzed In Washlngton, DC, Vlet Nam, Includlng Hanln' s troops and Another 794 moblle homes and 584 small on May 21, 1881, by Clara Barton, who buslnesses were damages or destroyed free cholce for the people of South Vlet became ItS flrst presldent The constl­ Nam These, Plerpont sald, are only prellmlnary tutlon was adopted May 21, 1881, and the flgures, expected to rlse when communlca­ "You dlstort your posltlon In order to soclety was Incorporated July 1, 1881, tlons Improve and rellef work can be bet­ evade dlScusslon of the real Issues, Hablb under the laws of the Dlstrlct of Colum­ ter coordlnated sald "Your VOICf IS that of the propa­ bla and relncorporated Aprll 17,1893 "Thls energency wlll be a long one," he gandlst at the Parls peace talks, not the The soclety was agaln Incorporated June 6, sald "There IS almost a complete lack negotl ator " 1900 1Page 4 HOIIRGlASS SPOlfl ~' Thursday, August 21, 1969 Maior Leagu Round-up GO-KART In the NatIonal League The Atlanta Braves bounced The Kwajaleln Go-Kart back from Ken Holtzman's no-hItter and beat the Cubs, Club wlll have a meetIng 6-2, at Chicago RICO Carty had a homer, double and on Sunday, August 24, at sIngle for Atlanta while Ron Santo ioubled home both 1 In th~ Kart Shack A dISCUSSIon ChIcago runs WIll be held on the upcomIng race The second place New York Mets moved to wIthIn SIX All members are adVIsed that thIS IS and one-half games of ChICagO WIth a 6-0 shutout over a mandatory meetIng and that all dues San FrancIsco on JIm McAndrew's two hItter Art Sham­ must be paId at thIS meetIng sky drove In four runs For aJl you raclng fans tne club Bob Veale turned In a four hItter as PIttsburgh pIcked has a race scheduled for Sunday, up a run In the eIghth on two errors and a sacrIfIce fly August 31, so watch the HourGlass next to stop Houston, 1-0 week for more detaIls A two-run double by Wes Parker hIghlIghted a four-run * * * * * * '""""-.;X"',,~ seventh frame In gIvIng Los Angeles an 8-5 WIn over FAST-PITCH :-. PhIladelphIa ~-:-~:..,~~~~ ~~ Joe Torre and PhIl GaglIano each sIngled home a run The Fast Pltch season WIll be start­ .-- """ ....,.<::-... ~ ...... and rookIe Chuck Taylor held CincInnatI to a paIr of Ing durIng the mIddle of September -- hItS as St LOUIS won, 2-1 Tony Perez had hIS 30th Both DalJy and Brandon FIelds are avaIlable for teams that wlsh to prac­ ~ .- homer of the year for CIncInnatI --'-~ ~~ '" -'>1:'" =-_ Ron Falrly drove In fIve runs wIth a paIr of homers tIce Call SpeCIal SerVIces, 83331, and Montreal came from behInd wIth four counters In to reserve a fIeld for practlcs All SKENDER BRAME makes the play at se- the seventh to edge San DIego, 11-10 teams must reserve fIelds cond &n the fust half of a double In the AmerIcan League The Boston Red Sox edged the * * * * * play &n Tuesday's World Ser&es act&on MInnesota TwIns, 7-6, wIth two out In the nInth when MEN'S VOLLEY BALL Tony ConIglIaro sIngled after two walks Pagodas - 1969 Champs Catcher Paul Casanova drove In three runs wIth a ATTENTION All Volleyba~l coaches The Pagodas squeaked by Palm Terrace A trIple and a sIngle to set the pace ln WashIngton's There WIll be a very Important meetIng In a come-from-behlnd 7-6 WIn at Dally 4-1 WIn over ChIcago on FnddY, August 22 at 5 30 pm at FIeld last nIght and became the 1969 Joe Foy and Jerry AdaIr each drove In two runs as Dally CJUrts, for all coaches of teams Slow PItch World SerIes Champs BIll Butler pItched a four hItter to gIve Kansas CIty now plaYIng In the tbree-man league Each team scored tWIce In the fIrst a 5-0 WIn over New York All coaches are asked to attend thIS InnIng Palm Terrace rallIed for three A solo homer by DICk Green In the eIghth gave the meetIng If It raIns on FrIday, the runs In the bottom of the thIrd to take Oakland A's a 2-1 VIC~Ory over the Cleveland IndIans meetIng WIll be held at the same tIme a 5-2 lead and pItcher John Odom hIS 15th VICtOry agalnst fIve In the CommunIty Center The Pagodas bounced back WIth three defeats 50th State BOler SpeCIal SerVIces runs In the top of the fourth to knot The Callfornla Angels put an end to a seven-game 8-15 15-12 15-5 the score at 5-5 OrIole WInnIng streak by downIng the league-leaders, Unknowns A over :sbeye B Palm Terrace's Anej hIt a solo homer 3-2 Two InjurIes In the game, WInnIng pItcher Andy 14-8 15-1 leadIng off the bottom of the fourth to MessersmIth suffered a shoulder Injury, OrIole fIrst FrIday, August 22 gIve Palm Terrace a 6-5 lead The lead baseman Boog Powell, a spraIned ankle 6 00 Unknowns A vs 1TIeye A held untIl the Pagodas half of the In the fInal AmerIcan League contest, It was the 6 30 Palm Terrace B vs Ebeye B seventh, Larry Klyabu SIngled In the DetrOIt TIgers, 4-3, over the Seattle PIlots on Don 7 00 50th State A vs LDS top of the seventh to spark a four-hIt, Wert's nInth InnIng RBI It was the PIlots' sIxth Sunday, August ?4 two-run rally WhICh gave the Pagodas the straIght defeat 6 00 SpeCIal Ser vs Palm Ter A game and the serles 6 30 unknowns A vs Palm Terrace B CorSI, Brame and JeffrIes each hIt Bills Hope for Comeback Season ~onday, August 25 safely tWIce for the Wlnners Jervlss, When 0 J SImpson carrIes the ball for the Buffalo 6 00 LDS B vs Unknowns A Lepet, Kapahu and Lantlr led Palm Ter- BIlls thIS fall, WIll they call It a gold rush? 6 30 50th State B vs Ebeve A race WIth two hItS apIece SImpson has a fabulous contract wlth Buffalo and 7 00 50th State A vs Unknowns A * * * * * * somethIng equally fabulous on the outSIde The rookIe * * * * * * halfback just may make more money thIS vear than any Rod & Gun Club other ball carrIer In the game Tre Rod & Gun Club meetIng scheduled The BIlls are countIng on 0 J and a new coach, John for August 22nd has been cancelled It Rauch, to lead them on a bIg comeback season They WIll be rescheduled at a later date could hardly be worse than last year when they won but * * * * * * one game, lost 12 and tIed one That terrIble showIng Golfers Tourney dId get them the heralded SImpson, the top draft pIck For a tIme lt appeared 0 J would be retIred before SpeCIal SerVIces In conJunctIon WIth he even started But he SIgned a couple of weeks ago KGA WIll sponsor the follOWIng golf and he already has played In one exhIbItIon game tournaments prIor to the Labor Day week­ Rauch moved over from the OakJand RaIders where he end won the AmerIcan Football League tItle ln 1967 and Jr age group, nIne hole gglf tourna­ the Western DIVIsIon champIonshIp last year He dId ment WIll be held Saturday, August 23 not leave as a loser Rauch left because of a clash begInnIng at 9 30 am Ages - 8 to 10, wIth general manager Al DavIs of Oakland 11 to 12, 13 to 15 TrophIes for the The long-range bluepnnt for Buffalo enVISIons a "Mr fIrst three places In each flIght Hot OutSIde" and "Mr InsIde" combInatIon wIth SImpson hand­ dogs and soda pop WIll be served after lIng the outSIde runnIng and another rookIe, BIll the tournament To enter call SpeCIal "Earthquake" Enyart, dOIng the lnslde chartIng SerVIces, 83331 Whether that WIll come about thIS year IS hard to say Men & Women, All-Island, 36-hole medal It may The BIlls are not that strong In holdover run­ tournament WIth full handIcap WIll be ners TheIr best runner last year was Max Anderson, who held August 30 and 31 and September 1st IS only 5-8 Play WIll be In four flIghts, 0-9, The BIlls had bIg quarterback trouble last year wIth 10-18, 19-26, 27 and over The women theIr top hands at that posItIon SIdelIned because of golfers WIll compete WIth the men In theIr respectIve flIghts 18 holes WIll InjurIes Buffalo used SIX men at the SIgnal-callIng WORLD SERIES PLAY LarpY Cors& of posItIon be played on any of the above days the Pagodas grabs for the ball as PrIzes In each flIght Include But the Injured quarterbacks are back thIS year, old Stan Akana dashes for second base pro Jack Kemp and veteran Tom Flores, to name two ROOYle 1st - Golf bag The Pagodas defeated Palm Terrace~ James HarrIs may WIn a job as a reserve 2nd - Trophy & 1 dozen golf balls 7-5 and 7-6 to take the 1969 Slow 3rd - Trophy & 1/2 dozen golf balls The top recelvers for the Buffalo club are Haven Moses, P&tch MJrld Ser&es RIchard Trapp and BIlly Masters Moses IS a pOSSIbIlIty 4th - Trophy & 3 golf balls to blossom lnto stardom, especIally lf the Buffalo run­ Jogging Standings An entry fee of $3 WIll be charged on the fIrst round for drInks and pupus nIng game opens the paSSIng lanes The Comets clIng to a 10 1/2 pOInt The Buffalo offenSIve lIne IS experIenced AI Bemlller on September 1st lead over the second place TrIumphs To enter SIgn In at the clubhouse bul­ IS the center, BIlly Shaw and Joe O'Donnell are the guards at the end of the fourth week In the and Stew Barber and Paul Costa are the tackles letIn board or call the follOWIng Bob Kwajaleln Summer JoggIng League, des­ BaIley, 83705, LaurIe Hewltt, 83600 or The BIlls have a veteran front four, once regarded as pIte the fact they were outscored by the toughest In the league, and stIll able to do a lot Joe K ,83768 IndIcate on WhICh day every team but one In the past week's (Sat or Sun ) you WIll play of damage Tom Day and Ron McDole are the defenSIve competltlon ends and Tom Sestak and JIm Dunway are the tackles NOTE All those who WIsh to play but The thIrd place Darts, led by Roger lon't have an establIshed handlcap must The lInebackers are Harry Jacobs, MIke Stratton and Thompson and BIll Bernhardt, contInued Paul GUIdry Booker Edgerson and Butch Byrd WIll be turn fIve 18-hole or ten 9-hole scores to gaIn on the leaders as they took top to Joe K at the clubhouse before Wed­ the startIng corner backs The safetIes are George team honors for the week WIth 158 Salmes and John PIttS nesday, August 27 DeadlIne for enter­ pOInts 'fbe Stlng Rays, paced by Jerry Ing IS Thursday, August 28 Rauch IS workIng hard ln the traInIng season to de­ DeVore and Al Esllt, were rIght behInd velop adequate SubstItutes The BIlls were really wlth 154 pOInts * * * * * * racked up last year by InjurIes to key players for whom WIth two weeks remaInIng untIl the STRIKES and SPARES they had no SUItable reserves season ends, each of the SIX teams stIll KREMS MIxers HandIcap League The coach also IS IntroducIng a new offenSIve system has an excellent chance of WInnIng the Mel BIgelow 197-175-167--539 at Buffalo, the one that was so successful for hIm at champlonshlp WIth the TrIumphs beIng Bob Krlvda 213-141-158--512 Oakland rated as ,lIght favorItes Wally Ross 180-164-158--502 One thIng that Rauch IS adamant about IS that he WIll StandIngs after four weeks Ed Wagner 143-166-169--478 not use SImpson as a work-horse It has nothIng to do RANK TEAM POINTS George Oakes 136-164-174--474 WIth trylng to spare 0 J , however 1 Comets 661 1/2 Mary Anne Perham 133-131-157--421 Rauch says "That's not m:y style I belleve In a 2 TrIumphs 651 MarIe Daglls 127-137-139--403 more balanced attack In pro football, It'S too easy 3 Darts 628 Mary Jackson 139-111-115--365 to set up keys and stop a one-man offense rr 4 Stlng Rays 604 CommenCIng* today, * *August * 21, the * WECo * The new coach IS prOIDlSlng the Buffalo fans no mIra­ 5 Mustangs 595 cles thIS season He says "We have a long way to go " 6 Cougars 586 Meck Bowllng League startlng tIme wlll be 8 30 pm That IS ~robably true * * * * * * * * * * * * On IThursday, August 2.l, .969 HOURGLASS Page 5 • Investor's Guide Today's Wall Street Roundup BY SAM SHULSKY NEW YORK (UPI)--Stocks closed narrowly irregular today in the slowest trading in over Q - I've transferred my securities from a week my name to my broker's, to facilitate buy­ Turnover shrank to 8,420,000 shares from 9,680,000 shares in the previous session and ing and selling I find that I now re­ 12,640,000 shares Tuesday ceive much less correspondence from the Defense Secretary Melvin Laird's failure to announce new troop cutbacks from Vlet various corporations Nam appeared to be of some disappolntment to traders In addition, Paul McCracken, A - I wouldn't be surprised Theoretical­ chalrman of the Councll of Economic Advlsors, sald it still lS not the proper time for ly, all corporate items should be sent on a change in the administration's tight fisc­ to you by your broker, who now receives al P011Cy generally traded in fractlons and in them But brokerage back offices are in Fred Anschell of Shearson, Hammill broker­ lrregular fashlon a mess and the remailing of quarterly re­ age, sald ''It was an indecisive market DuPont gave up 1 1/4 1n the mlxed ports, and other such items may be delay­ and lS llkely to continue for a while The chemlcals Dow and Eastman Kodak, ed, or overlooked entirely You could market bounced off the bottom re_ently, and added 1 or better try keeping after your broker now there seems to be no great incentive TWA and KLM added more than 1 each * * * * • • • • • • • among investors " ln the otherwlse narrowly lrregular Q - May I turn over Series E bonds to "The market lS very relaxed at the moment, alrlines Alrcrafts also were mixed my church or college as a gift and not wlth no thrust from the news," Monte Chicago, Mllwaukee, which skidded have to pay the tax on the accrued interest? Gordon, of Bache & Co , added 6 3/8 yesterday, added 2 7/8 Other A - No In the first place, the The UPI llIarket-wlde indlcator was up ralls traded ln fractions and in Treasury tells me, you can't transfer an o 15 percent on 1,562 issues crossing the both dlrectl0ns So dld motor~ and E bond to anyone but a close relative, tape Of these, 657 advanced, 601 de­ steels and certainly not to an institution Sec­ cllned There were 41 new lows set, 18 W T Grant and J C Penney were ondly, you can't turn over -- to anyone new highs fractionally hlgher after reporting an E bond and escape the tax on the in­ The New York Stock Exchange lndex mlr­ increased per share earnlngs How­ terest already ac~rued If you should rored a rise of 12 cents in the average ever, Mircor eased a blt desplte turn ~t over to a relative you'd be res­ common share prlce hlgher earnlngs ponsible for the tax on the growth to The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip Cornlng Glass Works rose 4 7/8 date, and the recipient would pick up the lndustrlals showed a galn of 1 65 at Prlces also were mlxed on the Ameri­ tax liability from there on. 834 87 DJ rails and utilitles also edged can Stock Exchange ln light turnover • * • * • • • * • • upward Volume amounted to 3,102,000 shares, Q - I bought a $5,000 annuity at age The slow turnover in large measure re­ as agalnst 3,298,640 shares yesterday 52 I pay about $90 a quarter and will flected a drop ln lnstitutional partlcipation The Amex index rose 6 cents to $26 75 receive $33 a month at maturity Should wlth 46 blocks of 10,000 shares or more Of the 1,018 issues traded, 430 edged I cash in the plan and invest the money changlng hands, down 33 from yesterday higher and 389 backtracked in a mutual fund? Of the 15 most ~ctlve lssues, eight ad­ A - How can I tell if you don't tell me vanced, SlX decllned, and one was un­ UPI MARKET INDICATOR the maturity date of the annuity? I changed Today's closing net price change of don't know whether you will be paying for Natomas held the top spot It dropped all NYSE stocks traded, computed by 10 years or 15 years? Basically, I don't 1 3/4 to 102 1/4 on 106,800 shares Read­ Quotron Service, was up 0 15 -­ care for fixing an annuity income NOW to lng & Bates, a drLlling firm, was active l5/l00ths percent, from the prevlous become effective years hence But it and 1 lower day's close would help to know how much you are in­ General Instrument, second on the most USlng April It 1966 prlces as a 100 vesting to get that $33 monthly actlve 11st, galned 1 1/8 to 41 on 100,400 base, the indicator closed today at * * * • • • • • * • • shares Unl0n Camp followed It eased 105 57 Q - I have about $10,000 invested in an 3/8 to 32 1/8 on 99,200 shares, lncludlng ISSUES SHARE VOLUME old line mutual fund I've been approach­ a block of 83,500 shares at 31 3/4 in a ADVANCES 657 4,060,000 ed to invest in a new mutual just starting cross transactl0n DECLINES 601 3,230,000 out What do you know about it? Would it Control Data, wLdest mover among the UNCHANGED 304 1,130,000 be a fair-to-good investment? most actlves, jumped 3 3/4 IBM and Falr­ TOTAL 1,562 8,420,000 A - All I know about the fund if its ch1ld Camera plcked up 2 1/8 and 3 1/2, management, which has a good record As respect1vely, ln less actlve tradlng The Flre Dept has completed work on to how th1S fund will perform. there is IBM lntroduced a new small computer the f1re hydrants Normal usage of absolutely no clue The balance of the electronlc group water may now be resumed * * * * * * * * * * * HourGlass Stocks

Addressograph NA Internat'l Harv 29 1/4 NA Std Brand 45 NA Alcan Alum 27 NA tnternat'l Paper 39 3/4 NA Std Oil of Calif NA All1ed Chem 26 NA Internat '1 T & T 52 1/2 NA std Oil of Ind NA Amerlcan Photo 10 3/8 NA Jones & Laughlln 24 1/4 NA std 011 of NJ NA Amerlcan N Gas 32 NA Kaiser Al 33 1/2 NA Stokely 26 5/8 NA Amerlcan T & T NA Ligget & ~ 34 1/2 NA stude Worth 38 3/4 NA Ampex 40 3/8 NA Litton 43 3/4 NA Swift 24 3/8 NA Anaconda 27 7/8 NA Lockheed 24 3/8 NA Teledyne 80 NA Armco 28 3/8 NA Lone Star 24 5/8 NA Tenneco 25 3/4 NA Armour NA Magnavox 48 1/4 NA Texaco NA Bendix 41 1/4 NA McDonnel-Douglas 25 5/8 NA Texas Inst 128 NA Bethlehem Steel 30 1/4 NA McGraw Hill 28 3/8 NA Thiokol NA Boelng 30 3/4 NA MGM 39 1/4 NA Trans World NA Borg Warner 27 1/4 NA MMM 108 7/8 NA 20th Century Fox 19 3/4 NA Burroughs 143 NA Mlssion Corp NA Unlted Airc NA Chrysler 37 5/8 NA Mobll 011 NA Unlon Carbide 44 NA Coca Cola 72 NA Monsanto 44 1/4 NA UOl. ted Frult 47 1/4· NA Colgate 45 1/8 NA Marcor 56 NA I1nlroyal 23 NA Com Sat NA Motorola 128 3/8 NA US Gypsum 73 NA Con Edlson 28 3/4 NA Nat'l B1SCUl t 49 7/8 NA Control Data NA Nat'l Cash Reglster 131 1/4 NA Upjohn 42 NA Cornlng Co NA Northwest Air 25 5/8 NA US Steel 38 7/8 NA Deere 39 NA 011n Math NA Western Un~on NA Dow CheIDl c al 71 3/8 NA otlS El 43 5/8 NA West1nghouse NA DuPont 127 NA Pac G & El NA Xerox NA Eastern Alr 17 1/2 NA Pac T & T 20 3/8 NA Zenlth NA Eastman Kodak 77 3/8 NA Pan Amerlcan 15 7/8 NA Falrchlld Camera NA Penn NY Cent NA DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES Flrestone 51 1/2 NA Pepslco NA STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE Ford NA Plllsbury 49 1/2 NA 30 Industnals 834 87 Up 1 65 General Dynanucs 23 5/8 NA PolarOld NA 20 Ra1ls 201 42 Up 1 16 Genera.l Electrlc 83 1/2 NA Procter & Gamble 93 3/4 NA 15 Utllltles 115 83 Up 0 19 General Food 78 5/8 NA RCA 37 5/8 NA 65 Stocks 282 48 Up 0 88 General Instru 41 NA Raytheon NA General Motors 72 7/8 NA Rexall NA NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES Gen T & E 34 3/8 NA Schenley 24 3/8 NA CLOSE CHANGE Gen T & R NA Scott Paper NA Industrlals 55 67 Up 0 16 Goodrlch NA Sears 70 1/8 NA Transportatlon 41 90 Up 0 10 Goodyear 27 5/8 NA Shell 011 57 1/4 NA Utl11ty 41 30 Off 0 01 Grum Alrc NA Slnger Co NA Flnance 67 26 Up 0 56 Hllton 58 1/4 NA Southern Pac NA All Stock Index 52 78 Up 0 14 Honeywell 137 NA Sperry Rand 43 3/4 NA IBM 349 NA Square D 20 7/8 NA Page 6 HOURGLASS t 21 1969 tone Mountain Confederate Memorial, Begun in 1923, Now Nearing Completion

CHILDREN S DAY AT THE FAIR-At least 150 persons were mJured when they were trapped under flappmg canvas and faIling tent poles as a storm collapsed three tents at the WIS consm State Fair m West Allis It was Children s Day and the attendance was 101456

The figures In the glganhc memoroal are (from left) the Confederacy S PreSIdent JeHerson DaVIS and Gens Robert E Lee and Thomas J (Stonewall) Jackson By SANDO BOLOGNA present sculptor Walker Han Central Press ASbOclUtwn Correspondent cock of Gloucester Mass who "TONE MOUNTAIN Ga -The natIOn s largest sculpture be was hired to can'e the memo!' gun more than 45 years ago and thnce mterrupted IS bemg lal Jan 1 1964 IS usmg the completed thiS summer on Stone Mountam dubbed the world s deSigns made by Lukeman largest piece of exposed grantte VIsitors get a close up view 1 he monumental task of etchmg the Merronal to the Confed of the memOrial while rtdmg m eracy IS costmg the state of Georgia about $1 mtlhon A SIX man two 50 passenger Sky11ft cable team of artisans IS carvmg With Jet torches the mounted fig cars from the base to the top ures of Jefferson DavIs Confederacy preSident Gens Robert of Stone MOLlntam It s a four E Lee and Thomas J (StonewR.lI) Jackson on the north Side of and one half mmute nde the whale shaped 583 acre monolith which IS 1686 feet high and five miles m girth FROM the summit the view The sculptured General Lee central figure m the memonal extends to 90 miles on all Sides work IS 138 feet from tiP of head to horse s hoof Lee s sword A memonal dlspla~ of Confed IS 54 feet long and four feet Wide erate flags flutters m the breeze The monument which IS 300 feet from the plateau base covers near a few gift shops and rest an area larger than a football areas on the summit A 1 3 field It IS the crowntng theme other mlhtary men He and hiS mile long trail for hikers and m the development of the 3 800 stone cutters began workmg on plcntckers wmds up the west acre tounst park about 10 the face of the mountam m end of the rock miles east of Atlanta on US 78 June 1923 Opened In recent years m the rhe park was estabhshed m plateau are the Antaque Auto 1958 when the Georgia General AFTER 16 months about 60 mobile and MUSIC Museum 10 Assembly bought Stone Moun per cent of the central area wa, acre Wildlife game ranch rldtng tam from a private owner for sketched out when funds were stables a campsite for families $I 843 500 Smce then more exhausted Borglum tried un a lake for fIshermen and a ne" FLASH FLOOD KILLS TWO-'l'\\o persons "ere kno"n dead and autos anti entire houses than $10 mllhon m state funds successfully to get more money ntne hole golf course were carned downstream m flash floodmg 1'1 Red BOllmg Spnngs Tenn Up to 10 mches has been spent to develop the m Washmgton DC and else A restored ante bellum plan of ram sent creeks rampagmg out of their banks m tre northern part of the state and tourist rec!reatlon area where tatlOn With bUlldmgs from When a dispute developed be Georgian farn.s IS near a large damage was e~tlmated m the millions of dollars THE LEGISLATURE StlPU tween Borglum and tne Untted motor mn The Ger eral II and lated completion of the sculp Daughters he destroyed the Texas II Railroads full scale tured project which was sug plaster model and left Georgia replicas of the trams tn the ICROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer I Clvll War s famed locomotIVe gested ill 1914 by the Untted Later he carved the faces of Daughters of the Confederacy PreSident George Washmgton chase enCIrcle the roadbed HORIZONTAL 49 Land 2 Entice 17 TIme The women s organtzatlOn fplt Thomas Jefferson Abraham around the mountam s base 1 Fused dross measure 3 Seed 19 Electncal that Stone Mountam esumated Lmcoln and Theodore Roosevelt Simulated battles are staged hy 5 The urlal 50 IncIte covenng umt to be more than 200 mtlhon on Mount Rushmore m North mechamcal figures and hired 8 FaIl 51 Caress 4 Transplants 22 Headwear actors qunng the railroad s 12 Cat s sound 52 Race track :; GU(' 23 Male swan Yl'ars old was Just the place to Dakota 13 Sailor character 6 Difficult 24 Color memorahze the CIVil War and Work on Stone Mountam was runs-all fOl the passengers H Itahan city 53 Hodge 7 Part of 25 Goddess of the Confederate leaders resumed a few years later by entertamment 15 Operatic }lOdge Circle retnbubon Gutzon Borglum was the first another sculptor Henry Augus The Robert E Lee paddle melody 54 Letter 8 Slobber 26 -- sculptor commiSSIOned by the tua Lukeman But funds dwm boat carraes Sightseers on th~ 16 Records 55 Female 9 Ramble Romana U D C to do the memonal The died agam the Job was aban 433 acre lake concerts are 18 Scottish sheep 10 Hebrew 27 Lync poem famed sculptor outhned a mon doned by Lukeman m 1928 The played on the 732 tone cantlon engineer VERTICAL measure 28 Operate ument of an army m marching depreSSIOn and World War II transported from the New York 20 Open 1 Quarrel 11 Plague 29 Perceive also delayed the project The World s F:ur Grounds 21 Article -,------,-- 31 Male sheep formatIOn With General Lee and 22 Hmt Answer to yesterdav s puzzle 34 Household 23 Abyss PU NT .1 RK .T HAl needs 26 Llvmg AND 35 Wither rooms EV OE .TUI .R 36 Droop SAYS NIXON GAMBLING -­ NTE 30 Absent RE OS TART .E 37 Onglnoll,* Robert Fmch secretary of 31 Knock TA ST E_S NA KES 39 Rejects Health Education and Wei CONTRACT BRIDGE 32 Payablp ED GE 00 E •• 40 -- ar1ll fare said m Washmgton the 33 Apiary •SP UR AC E. ROC Eve .R N I x 0 n admlntstratlOn I S By B Jay Becker product ION BA GE L. EVA 41 Garment 36 setting PI G. OM ER .A DAR 42 St -- gamblmg that m 0 s t men (Top locord-Holclor In Ma,te,.' Indlvlclual Champlonahlp Play) 38 Pronoun UL U. RO MP 43 Expires "ant to work-that that m 39 Container ••SW E E TS AP •••ACE 44 Flat substance IS the bedrock on West dealer cashed three more diamonds to North-South vulnerable produce this position 40 Shakes ITINA.HAGiLERS•• bottomer' which ItS welfare proposals pearean boat ANTS.AMI ERAS are founded He also said NOBl'B North character GEST.~AN SOME 45 Actual 46 HardenE White House mall IS runntng tQl03 .,U 43 Sum mane' .. .,A9' ",KG 47 Fit togethel 201m favor of the Presl "'\era&,e time of FO.UUOD 23 ml.Date-a 48 MImIC +Q.J2 Weat Efl8t den t s sweepmg proposed "K842 .,QJ ",A987 changes m the system E&8"r ",Ql0 tA7U South .,5 t9 .1075 .,10 "A9875 ",J3 8OU'I'II South knew from the bIdding tKJ985 that East had the ace of clubs .,107 since West w 0 u I d not have .AK98 made a preemptive bid Wlth IIoJ 3 seven hearts to the K-Q-J and The biddIng the ace of clubs on the side It West North East South was therefore futIle to lead a 3., Pass Pass club at thiS pomt m the hope 3t of finding West With the ace Pass 4 t Instead, declarer led hiS last Openmg lead-kmg of hearts trump in the hope that West The squeeze can be an enor­ had the queen of clubs In which mously powerful weapon when case he would be hard put to properly applied Here IS an un­ fmd a convement discard And so It turned out West usual case from a rubber bridge had to choose between discard game Ing a heart or a club When he South was m four spades and elected to dIscard the ten of West led the kmg of hearts clubs, South led a low club to Declarer won Wlth the ace, led the king and made hiS tenth the queen of spades. wluch held. tnck Wlth the Jack of clubs breakfast m e e tin g and another spade, t a ken by It would not have helped East with the ace East re­ West to dIScard a heart In that new s men m Washmgton turned a diamond, making it case, declarer would dIscard a Sen George McGovern D clear that he had started with heart from dummy and eXIt CRYPrOQUIPS S D says he thmks that only one heart and West with WIth a heart, forcmg West to CHARMER-Tina LOUise plays seven lead either the ten or queen of XABCDAE FGAXHEDICDH GJEDA Sen Edward M Kennedy of a barefoot charmer In 'The Massachusetts IS out of the Declarer won drew two more clubs to give South hiS tenth Good Guys And The Bad Guys" XEEIXBE BXFDIX JXAH 1972 preSidential pIC t U r e rounds of trumps, and then tnck Yeeterday. Cryptoqalp SUMMER VACATIONS RESULT and Indicates that he (Mc IN VACANT CLASSROOMS Govern) might go for It Thursday, August 21, 1969 Page 7 Hatlo's They'll Do It Every T1me BIG GEORGE!

ASK ANY WAITER THE CUSTOMERS Qr ARE TOUGI-l ENOUGI-I

HEART MA N DIE S - The world s Ion g est survlvmg heart transplant patIent Dr Phlhp Blalberg 60 dIed 594 "Ajax, how dId YOU know I'd come back wIth a dogKJ(V day~ after receIving the bae:'>" heart of anolher man III Groote <;chuur HospItal Cape Town South Afnca He IS .,hown durmg '1 tempo WISHING nn lchpsc m 1!l68 I WEll~~1 Reg,stered U S Patent Office 011_,.._ 8-).1 "b)"-o_",_ .. UNFORTUNATE' Y ONE OF THE 4 6 7 5 3 8 y .. 6 S 4 2 3 5 THINGS IHb NEVER "TAUGHT US S H A Y 0 A T C U A 0 D 3' -1 ! 5 3 -7--6- r AT THE DAIS'! HilL PLlPP,; FARM 4 2 3 ~ 8 -1 U [; a \\ H E A L I S L S A L WAS ~OW TO ToAST MAR5HM,l.LcOWS "5(i~-4-"--3 ~--1-~~1s n 3 5 4 J 6 7 I D L P P Y R B 0 ): P 7 J J S 4 :I b 4 2 5 4 8 I .. t E U H E R N S 0 E T E G 8 " 4 7 ~ 3 I- 7 3 { 2 3 6 s A E R 0 F l \1 W E I \\ L \\ 'i( 6 3 { --7 2 5 F 6 4 3 5 4 3 ('f _-"'--r::-~ p ~ \~~- __ L "I L 0 I 0 L -3-4 G 0 v T \\ 7 b 4 3 2 3 6 4 8 ;; M 7 H R A E A P N N 11,1 N E K

wl-l~W f FOR A WHll..lO "fHERE. 1: '-HOUGH-r HERE IS a pleasant htlle game that ".11 gwe you a message MY VE-R-rfCAL. HOL.D e\ ery dar It IS a numerical puzzle deSIgned to spell out \Our fortune Count the letters m your fIrst name If the num WAG 5HO'-' ) ) ber of letters IS 6 or more subtract 4 If the number IS less -'" I than 6 add 3 The result IS your key number Start at the ~ ! upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check ever) one \ of YOUI ke\ numbers lert to right Then read the message ~~ the letters under the checked fIgure, gl\ e \ ou A ~('~ ~~~ ,-I/f~ ~S5 8 21

THE GENERAL. ';W~E L.IKEG TO ';E E GARBAGE II You REMIND ME OF A DEVOTED PAIl.'; 5PAI'KL.E LIKE THAi( ZEi

LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE 2.

~Fi= B. F c. lNHAL1 f) ( { If ~) ------~ F Id[' I I 1'" ~I 1

I K"No\\l WHAT A "'IC5" Fe;e;L.-IN& IT IS To &0 INTo BATiL.-5"" WITH CI..E'AN SHE:EOIS

w• a! ~

1I3WlIV::l B SII311NV 9 ''lam (; 3111V3Hl l 1I31SI~311 HSVJ l-UMOa HSla Ol A3)]lInl 6 N33nO L 'VWVll !; '30H '" lOlllVHJ l-ssonv SlI3MSNV i Pa,ee HOURGLASS Thursday, August 21, 196; CLASSIFIEO FOR SALE MOVIES TONIGHT Ralgl Operatlol Lady Remington electric razor Call A Loki Dart meteorological rocket 82759 launch operation is scheduled for August 22 In connection with this Akai M-7 tape recorder complete w1th operation a hazard area will exist accessor1es, $90 Call 83474 in the ocean area which is west of Kwajalein Island and south of Carlson SB-200 linear amplifier, $180 Call Ivey Hall Trade Winds Island between the azimuths of 225 84195 degrees true and 275 degrees true "HIRED KILLER" "THE TOUCHABLES" and out from Kwajalein for a distance Professional camera system -- 2 Drcuna Co Zor Farae CoZor of 30 nautical m1les as shown in the Mamiya C-33 120 bod1es, 1 80mm lens Robert Webber, Jeanne VaZe~e Judy Huxtable, Esther diagram below w/case, 1 l80mm lens w/case, 1 Pentax Anderson Spotmeter w/case, 1 "L" hand grip, 6 30 & 8 ;;0 AT 8 A 1 prof lex v1ewf1nder w/case, 1 cable release, 1 pro tr1-pod, 1 aluminum camera case Instruction manuals & Richardson Ocean View customs receipts included 40 rolls of free f1lm Call work 82149 or "WHERE EAGLES DARE" "COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK" 82548 home Ent1re $425 system for Adventure CoZor-WS Sa~enae F~at~on B&W only $275 R-z,ahard Burton, Cl-z,nt Eastwood Ross Mart-z,n, Mala Powers

Amateur radio transceiver, Swan 350 7 45 ATC 7 30 & 12 30 AT w1th match1ng power supply Mint condition Best offer Call 82111 days-- 84555 evenings Yokwe Yuk Meck Island Two wheels -- front and back -- for a Roadmaster bicycle Both are in very "BUSTER KEATON STORY" "SKIDOO" Lz~r good condition There 1S a good t1re Comedy B&W Come~y Color and tube on one Call 82721 Donald O'Conner, Peter Lorre Jack~e Gleason, Carol Chann&ng AT Dyna Kits -- Stereo 70, stereo FM 7 & 9 ATe 8 (tomorrow n&ghtJ All personnel and craft must stay tuner, stereo preamp11f1er, will be out of the above hazard area between sold together, $175, Concertone -­ the hours of 1245 and 1530 August series 800 4 track tapedeck Needs 22nd cleaning & adjustment, $55, P10neer '1" \1 "1 -'I -' speakers CS-5l, $55, Aka1 taperecorder Trust Territory N ws M7SP, 3 years old, $150, G E vacuum URic:hard Burlon Helinl Sai~an -- The M1crones1an po11t1cal cleaner, $20, G E floor po11sher, $10, status COmm1SS10n's report was adopt­ two floor to ce111ng lamps, $35 pr , ed Tuesday 1n the House after strong one large plate glass wall mirror, $20 Oppos1t10n to the report was v01ced Call 84507 by Representat1ve Polycarp Bas1l1us (Palau) and Sasauo Haruo (Truk) Hotpoint front 10ad1ng dishwasher Bas1l1us voted aga1nst adopt10n of w/cutting board, $65, KwaJ cond1t10n the report on grounds that the com­ bicycles -- man's, $3 -- woman's $5 m1SS10n fa1led to place adequate boy's $1 50, assorted toys under $1 emphas1s on 1ndependence "As for Call 82357 R Vander Minden myself," Bas1l1us sa1d, "1ndepend­ ence comes f1rst and free aSSOC1a­ Either of two beach houses at Ocean tion comes second" He also asked Drive Beach, S C Good investment pro­ why act10n had to be taken at th1s perty Interested parties call 82476 tLme on the report I Is the Un1ted after 5 pm for details States press1ng us?" he asked the House members Carrier air conditioner, 13,500 BTU, 26 Rep Harua told the Congress that months old, new compressor July 1969, the po11t1cal status quest10n was a has one year guarantee, excellent con­ matter of l1fe or death to the people dition, $125, Sears air condit10ner, of M1crones1a "It appears," he said, 16,500 BTU, 3 1/2 years old, $35 Call "we are sel1:lng out ourselves and AIwuUal 01 heroes styeR men ilDd II gul mist do wlulDO arm, CD do thfy .IBst simi M1crones1a to the Un1ted States " 82357 or see at 449-B Ill. dre.tMil S<:ItIoss Adler tile nIp_hie 11m fortress