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VOL 9, No 8408 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS T oday's News Commanding General Zais Calls At A Glance Hamburger Hill Gallant Victory SAIGON (UPI) -- U S Headquarters sa1d Wednesday a "substantial" force of A mer1cans rema1n1ng on Hamburger Hill could defeat any attempt by North Vietnam JUS1ICE DEPARTMENT -- New ant7- ese to reoccupy the controvers1al peak New fight1ng erupted nearby in A Shau cr"~e syste~ be"ng aevelopec Valley for two years fro~ now Withdrawal of a battalion-s1ze force of about 600 men of the U S 101st Di v1sion came on the eve of a V1et Cong-proclaimed 48-hour ceasefire in obseryJ SPACE CENTE? -- Mot"on p"cture ance of the bi of Buddha, a major re11g10us holiday in Vietnam f"lm fro~ Apollo 10 fl"ght re The cease-fire, effective at 7 am, on leasea by Agency Thursday (7 pm EDT Wednesday), was to be followed by a 24-hour "stand-down" in honor of Buddha's birthday to be ob SUE SI~KING -- Gu"ttaro s"nktng labeled as a blunder tr~t was served by Allied troops It was sche at'otdable duled to begin at 6 am Friday The partial withdrawal of American troops from Hamburger Hill revived de SAIGO~ -- Amencans rematn 01' .\... , tj Hamburger H"ll as defense but bate over the value of throwing U S Sold"ers speak out forces into battle for an objective to be subsequently given up as was the ROCKEFELLER - Governor tn Colom case 1n the fight for Hill 875 in the bta ana headed for Ecuador central highlands in 1967, and the ac t10n around Khe Sanh a year ago BACK ON EVEN KEEL--The nualear sub NIXON -- Pres"dent dtscusses col Maj Gen~ Melvin Zais of the U S Gutttaro tS back on the surfaae at lege ana htgh school unrest wtth Army sa1d 1t was a "gallant victory and ValleJO, Caltf.> where 1-t sank "71 34 Republtcan CGngress~en would save Amer1can 11ves 1n the long feet of water whtle undergotng ftnal run " ftttmg YORTl -- Los Angeles Mayor re Spec 4 Thomas Scully of Brooklyn, N elected Y , an en11sted man under Zais' command Sunken Submarine sa1d 1t was "sheer suicide" and that ..... lives were lost 1n va1n Incident Avoidable RESCUE ON HAMBURGER HILL--A 1 )t?und"d Sen Edward M Kennedy, D-Mass , said Amencan sold"er ts rusnea toward an 1t was "senseless and irresponsible Says Committee evacuatton heltcopter as memoers of The Amer1cans from Za1s' lOlst Air VALLEJU, LALIF (UP!)-- The dock Fact-Finding Tour side sinking of the $50 m1ll10n sub the 101st Atrborne unnston trl1 to borne D1V1S10n killed more than 600 Vi marine Guittaro resulted from a take bloody, bomb-scarred Hamburger etnamese, but then all but abandoned "wholly av01dable" blunder which had Opens Second Round Htll from North Vtetnamese forces tn the 3,000 foot peak A token force Was A Shau Valley, South Vut Nam left beh1nd to watch for North Viet separate work crews f1l1ing both ends of the sh1p at the same t1me, a Con BOGOTA, COLUMBIA (UPI)-- New York namese troops expected to move back gressional 1nvestlgation team report Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and h1s Zais' explanat10n for the battle was Yorty Re-elected ed today a1des began talks w1th Colombian of th1s "The only significance for the hill was that there were North Vietnam One crew of workmen were try1ng to fic1als today to open their second "trim," or level, the vessel by pour fact-finding tour of Lat1n America los Angeles Mayor ese troops on it My mission was to seek out and destroy the enemy in my ing water into ballast tanks forward The w1despread students unrest LOS ANGELES (UPI)-- A record turn at the same time another r,ew put that greeted Rockefeller's arrival out of voters, unhappy w1th urban and area of operat10ns That's wheTP the five tons vf water 1n the aft sect10n 1n Bogota dissipated to a large ex campus rebellion, gave Mayor Sam Yor enemy was~ therefore3 tnat: s wnere we attacked h1m " to carry out certain tests, the team tent overnight but for security's ty another four-year lease on C1ty reported sake the talks were held at the Te Hall today as his Negro challenger in Kennedy, who viewed the battle for Hamburger Hill from Washington, looked While workmen in the forward part quandama Hotel where the V1sitors yesterday's munic1pdl elect10n con of the vessel were out to lunch, the ceded defeat at it in terms of the additional Ameri arL "taY1n.,: crew in the aft section empt1ed wat Police reported about 20 persons With v1rtually all votes counted, can bloodshed at a time when there was er from its end This caused the injured and 30 arrested in ant1- unoff1c1al results gave Yorty 447,030 hope for a negotiated settlement nose to go under, and water poured 1n Rockefeller outbreaks yesterday 1n votes or 53 25 percent of the total the open hatches, the congressmen re the c1t1es of Bogota, Barranqu111a , to Bradley's 392,379 or 46 75 per ported Cal11 and Monteria Police called cent The speCial three-member team of out reserves and the sho~ of offi CarnIVal TID1e' About 80 percent of the city's 1, the House Armed Serv1ces Subcommittee cial strength appeared to have damp 127,224 reg1stered voters turned out concluded that the accident must: oe ened the left1st student groups for the elect10n, break1ng the prev borne by the Mare Island ShiDy~rd Officials of Colombia's Univers1ty May 29-31 ious record of 66 2 percent for a Commander, Rear Admiral Norbert of the Andes, a pr1vate 1nst1tut10n municipal elect10n set 1n the Aprll Frankenberger partly f1nanced by American funds at pr1mary where Bradley outpolled Yorty But the "proximate" cause of the m1d-day preselted Rockefeller at his 42 to 26 percent catastrophe was "the def1cient per hotel, with an honorary doctorate in formance of the civi11an ~upervlsory philosophy and letters personnel" on the Job, the report The Governor is scheduled to leave said Bogota at 10 am EDT tomorrow, for Space Agency Releases Movie The investigating committee issued Quito, Ecuador, his second stop on the current five-nation swing its pr~limi,ary f1ndings after three Ecuador, on the west coast of the Film Taken by Apollo 10 days of closed-door hearings cont1nent, 1S in deep social unrest SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI) -- The Space Agency Wednesday released 105 ft of color mot10n p1cture f1lm taken by Apollo 10, some of it less than 10 miles States May Get Computer Nixon Discusses above the moon, which a space geologist sa1d showed noth1ng that would inter fere with a July lunar landing Student Disorders Some of the mOV1es were underexposed, but geologist John Dietrich said many Aid to Track Crimina's WASHINGTON (UPI)-- Pres1dent Nixon of the shots were "new and exc1t1ng " d1scussed the problem of student Astronauts Thomas P Stafford, John W Young and Eugene A Cernan brought to WASHINGTON (UPI)-- W1th1n two years d1sorders today with h1s senior earth hundreds of photographs in color the Justice Department's new anti staff a1des and a group of Repub11 - and black and white, stiJ1~ and motion crime agency plans to maKe the na can congressmen who have been tour pictures Some were in stereo, giving tion's top spy techniques available ing some of the nat10n's more rest a three-dimens10nal effect to the states to help them keep track less campuses These p1ctures w111 form the maps A of organ1zed racketeers The meet1ng lasted 75 m1nutes and pollo 11's moon team follows to a July Charles H Rogov1n, Chlef nf the was descr1bed by the Wh1te House as touchdown on the ar1d lunar surface Law Enforcement Assistance Aom1n1S an initial conference soon to be The color movies 1ncluded an hilar tration, announced today that two De followed by additional reports from ous Vlew of Young shaving with a safety fense Administration intelligence the congress10nal group to the chief razor in the moonsh1p, and eight still gather1rg agenc1es wh1ch want to re execut1ve photographs, 1ncluding two in color main anonymous, are cooperating with The conference took place as the "It looks very good," Dietr1ch said LEAA and S1X states in developing President prepared to leave late to "The approach photograph is new On "the automated organized cr1me intel day for a long weekend at Key B1S a very br1ef look it has not shown any ligence system " cayne, Fla , where he will work on thing surpr1s1ng The a1m, said RogoV1n, is to build two speeches wh1ch he will de11ver "The problems we're having are due to a computerized system that could ad on college campuses next week pr10r the extremely low sun angle We tended vise every state exactly how to gath to his Midway Island meeting with to underexpose, unfortunately, near the er and evaluate information on organ President Nguyen Van Thieu of South day-night terminator on the 16- milli ized crime He identified the states Viet Nam on June 8 meter film but we tp1nk we can bring participat1ng in the project now as White House Press Secretary Ronald the pictures out in the lab " New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ziegler sa1d Rep Wil11am E Brock, He said the shots 1ns1de the command Illinois, California and Florida (Rep -Tenn ), was responsible for sh1p were "probably the best lighted Rogovin stressed the two defense organ1zing a group of about 20 GOP V1ew of the cabin we have gotten on any agencies ere contributing their House members who set up six teams flight" evaluating skills not actual intelli to tour about 50 campuses recently , The pictures released Wednesday were gence data He also stressed there d1scussing unrest w1th students and the f1rst of many that will come from would be no central file of informa - college faculty members Apollo 10's 61 hours 1n lnnar orbit tion and no unlimited acces~ to crim On Cap1tol H1l1, meanwh11e, a con Although some p1ctures were lost aurlng inal data gressional group made plans to study the close approach to the moon because An example of how the system will student unrest 1n h1gh schools A of camera trouble, the majority of the work, when completed, is that the new subcommittee will begin hearings in astronauts' shots will prove essential system would be able to advise Massa a week Apollo 11 Beml! Rearhpd r-"f4I in preparing for Apollo II's lanaing chusetts where a loan shark moved and when Page 2 HOURGLA~~ Wednesday, May 28, 1969 H
~- , 11f~ -., ,,: ~;~~'~~e~~' ::~~ 01 COMMANDER~ HOUR :e 181& - 184& ~==~~======~~~~~~~~======~~~~over AFRS w~ll be C~n~nnat~ at St HOURS Lou~s, Memonal Day at 12 55 pm The Which On is Y ur Choic ? yearly aat~on at the#Old Bnak Yard'\n NT Bob Stack and h~8 W1-fe, MCL~ Eth Ind~anapohs w~ll be featured hVe, el, d1-sauss PEACE CORPS aat1-V1-t~e8 ~n th~ughout the morn~ng We w~ll get our Laura Master Roger Ba1-ley (referee), f~rst "H~ghhght" from the Ind~anapohs Master Glen Sahwes1-nger (player) and 500 shortly after we s~gn on the a~r, Mr Ed Ford, d1-sauss Jun~or 80ccer on Fnday morn~ng the sports segment of the program Johnny Carson takes a aouple n~ghts off next week, Monday and Tuesday, Also on FM at approX1-mately 9 55 pm to reaover from a aold H~s shoes, as M C of the "Tom te" show w1-ll be f1-lled Holiday Hours by s~nger, John Dav1-dson and Johnny's regular announaer, Ed MaMahon Guest The Memorial Day Holiday WIll be stars on thftTon~ te Show," 1-nalude pop celebrated by Global Associates on Sat , s1-nger Lana Cantrell, Errol Garner, May 31st All Global employees will Orson Bean, 0 C (S~tt1n' bu the Doak work on Friday, May 30th regular on the Bay) S~th, Country-Western star hours On Saturday, the only retall Ray Pnae and the veteran aomed1-an Jaak facility open will be the Ten-Ten Store Benny and it WIll be open Its normal hOurs The suspense gets deep and the aat1-on Followlng is the schedule for Clubs fast when ~ahael Shane gets a myster and Dining facilities for the Memorial ~ous phone aall from a woman who ala1-ms Day hollday and Carnival she has Just hlled a man "The Phan PAM MILLAR, NADINE ANDRESEN, SUE GOULD, TERRY HILL AND tom Ne~ghbor" ~s the t~tle nf Sunday SNACK BAR Wlll close one hour after LESLIE MOUNT n~ght's ~ahad Shane adventure Carnival openIng Another pnvate deteat~ve w~ll be fea tured on "The Golden Days of Rad~o" OCEAN VIEW Kltchen WIll be closed Sp cial Service's Holiday Schedule Our host, Frank Bnsee, ahose the old 5-29-69 through 6-1-69 Fn , May 30 Sat, May 31 rad~o show, "Pat Novak For H~re", BOWLING ALLEY 0930-2330 0930-2400 starnng Jaak (Dragnet) Webb, as h1-s noq CROSSROADS Closed 5-29-69 through BACHELOR'S POOL Regular Regular talg~a contnbut1-on to your Sunday even 6-1-69 except for Marshal DEPENDENT'S POOL 1300-1830 0930-1830 ~ng hstem:n.(J lese noon meal HOURGLASS Regular No Pubhaatwn The C~sao K~d and h~s ao~aal s~dek1-ck LIBRARY 0830-2200 1330-2200 Panaho, nde the range 1-n searah of EDR/YYC Brunch schedule FrIday, MOVIES Regular Regular wrongs to nght, bad guys to undo and Saturday and Sunday No mov~e at the R~ahardson Theatre damsels to rescue "The C1-sao K1-d Meets MARINA 0730-1930 0730-1930 H1-s S~ster 1-S the t~tle of Sunday's PDR Regular schedule on Fri GOLF SHACK 0730-2000 0730-2000 Sagebrush Theatre day Brunch schedule on PHOTO LAB 1730-2200 1200-2200 I th~nk we have a real W1-nner on our Saturday and Sunday GEAR LOCKER 0830-1430 0830-1430 hands ~n the form of the "Carmen Dragon" EMON BEACH 0930-1830 0930-1830 program We are truly appre~at~ve MECK Regular schedule Friday AFRS 0600-2400 0900-2400 of the aompl1-ments our l~steners have and Saturday Brunch HOBBY SHOP 1230-2130 1230-2130 g1-ven th1-s new alass~aal mus1-a program schedule on Sunday The Maestro h~mself ~s featured th1-S week as he aonducts the Cap1-tal Sym "Volunteers" F r Th RAFFLE, RAFFLE, RAFFLE phony Orahestra w~th excerpts trom the "Gypsy Baron " Three dlfferent raffle-drawlng contests wlll And that's s~gn-off for now Hope Mermaid Dunk be held durlng the Carnlval you are enJoy~ng our new progr~ng All Queen-contest tlcket-holders, of course, See you at the Carn~val' 29 May 69 are ellglble to compete for prlzes of $200, $300, $500 and $1500 A dra'tJlng vall be held each nlght 1720-1740 MaJor W L D Ly~ht at 9 20 P m on the Mldway Stage 1740-1800 Colonel Donald B Mlllar Kentron will raffle off a total of nlne prlzes EDITOR'S NOTE We'll be hearIng 1800-1820 Major Floyd Johnson elght 16 x 20 11 color prlnts and a color studlO !rom Pau~ bavercoo~, who manages 1820-1840 Betty Tngg portral t to be taken later of the Wlnner of thelr ~RS-Radlo KwaJaleln, every week 1840-1900 MaJor D Nlelsen as he preVIews shows of Interest 1900-.1920 Connle Brown nlnth drawlng Drawlngs wlll be held each nlght for you lmmedlately after the Queen drawlng 1920-1940 Captaln Blll Lynn Tne KW8 Jaleln Golf Assoclatlon wlll also be 1940-2000 Ralna Coble selllng raffle tlckets, glvlng away two PGA golf Post Office Information 2000-2020 Colonel D Adamson 2020-2040 Della Coble club sets (one men's set, one women's) complete Th~ Post OffIce wIll observe regular wlth bag Drawlngs wlll be held Sunday nlght after hours on FrIday, May 30, but WIll 2040-2100 VIckl Addy the Queen raffle drawlng be closed on Saturday, May 31 2100-2120 MaJor H J Frey 2120-2140 LaurIe Hewltt 2140-2200 Bob Ragan 2200-2220 Captaln John Metelshl CARNIVAL SCHEDULE 2220-2240 CaptaIn Gary Hults
MAY 29--0PENING DAY MAY 31 Variety Five Arriv 4 30 p m - Parade From Surfway to Carnival 3 00 p rn. - Carnival Opens on the Grounds - Father Hacker's Boys Band 5 30 p.m - Karate Demonstrations, 5 00 p m - Opening Ceremonies, Crowning of Midway Stage Redtail Today! Queen - Mldway Stage 7 30 p ill - Variety Flve at Little Grass Shack 5 30 p m - BOJs Band Rides Ferris Wheel, Carnival Begins 8 40 p.rn - The Western SWlngsters, The Swaying Palms - Little Grass Shack 7 30 p m - Variety Five at Llttle Grass Shack 9 20 p m. - Queen Raffle Drawing ($500 Prize), 8 40 p m - Polynesian Dancers at Llttle Grass Kentron Photo Raffle - Midway Stage Shack 9 30 p rn - Variety Flve at Little Grass Shack 9 20 p rn - Queen Raffle Drawing ($200 Prize), Kpntron Photo Raffle - Midway Stage 11 00 p.m - Carnival Closes
9 30 p rn - Varlety FIve at Little Grass Shack JUNE l--MARSHALLESE DAY 11 00 P ill - CarnIval Closes 1 00 p.m. - Carnival Opens, Marshallese Day Begins MAY 30--MEMORIAL DAY 3 00 p.m. - Ebeye Rock and Roll Band at Little Grass Shack, Soccer Game with 9 00 a.rn - Go-Kart Race MaJuro 12 00 noon - Carnival Opens 4 00 p.rn - Foo~ Races 6 30 p.m - Ebeye Rock and Roll - Mld~v Stage 5 00 p.m. - Variety Five at Little Grass Shack TICKETS NEEDED FOR VARIETY FIVE PER 7 30 p ill - Variety Five at Little Grass Shack 6 00 p.m. - ~hallese Day Ends FORMANCES T~cketB for the Vanety , F1-ve performanaes w1-ll be sold at the 8 40 p.rn - Local MUSic, Singing, and Comedy, 6 10 p.m. - Polynesian Dancers on Midway Stage Cash1-er and T1-cket Booth eaah Carn~ The SwaYIng Palms - at 7 30 p.m. - Variety Five at Little Grass Shack Llttle Grass Shack val n1-ght from 5 30-7 30 pm , and 9 20 p.m. - Queen Raffle Drawing ($1500 Prize), from 8 30-10 00 pm On Sunday, Mar 9 20 p.rn - Queen Raffle Drawing ($300 Prize), Kentron Photo Raffle; KGA Raffle - shallese Day, the t1-akets W1-ll go on Kentron Photo Raffle - Midway Stage Midway Stage sale at 3 30 pm to aaaommodate the 8pe~al 5 00 pm performanae ~aes 9 30 p.m. - Variety Five at Little Grass Shack 9 30 p.m. - Variety ~ive at Little Grass Shack are $2 00 for adults and $1 50 for 11 00 p.m. - Carnival Closes 11 00 P m. - Carnival Closes youngsters under 12 Wednesday, May 28, 1969 Page 3 ------~~~--I Canada Postpon s Plan Stronger Cigarette Health Warning Approved To B gin Withdrawing WashIngton (UPI)--The House Commerce Com~lttce voted todav to reqUIre a stronger forces From NATO health warnIng on CIgarette packages but to forbId for SIX years any restrIctIons on CIgarette advertISIng By a vote of 22 to 5, the commIttee F!'we fl '1<1J approval to '1 Brussels (UPI)--Canada, under AllIed pressure, agreed today to postpone untIl bIll that shut out proposals of antIsmokIng advocates w:bo wanted to gL~ l11uch furthpr In ImplementIng the U S Surgeon General's fIndIng that smOKIng clgaretteo has a relatIon the end of the year ItS plan to begIn to lung cancer and other dIseases The WIthdraWIng ItS forces from NATO warnIng adopted by the commIttee to re Ex-Post Office Official CanadIan Defense MInIster Leo CadIeux, place the present one on CIgarette pack !,ere for a meetIng of the NATO Defense ages would read "WarnIng The Surgeon Indicted on Charges MInIsters, met at lunch WIth U S Defense General has determIned that CIgarette smo Secretary MelVIn LaIrd and the Defense kIng IS dangerous to your health and may Of Bribery, Corruption MInIsters of BrItain, West Germany, Bel cause lung cancer or other dIseases " WashIngton (UPI)--A former Post OffIce gIum and the Netherlands The present warnIng reads "CautIon Department offICIal iva ... Ind_ cted today on Conference sources saId he agreed that CIgarette smokIng may be harzardous to charges of brIbery, corruptIon and conflIct the CanadIan Government would take no your health " of Interest He was arc~spd of USIng hIS fInal deCISIon on how to carry out the Rep Brock Adams, (Dem -Wash ), speak Influence In behalf of a BaltImore con- phased WIthdrawal before the NATO Foreign Ing for antIsmokIng forces, promIsed a structlon company MInIsters meetIng In December Before the lunch meetIng LaIrd told the floor fIght to at least prOVIde states Atty Gen John N r~~c~ell saId a spe conference that PreSIdent NIxon conSIders authorIty to regulate advertISIng that CIal grand Jury In B'1J~lmore returned a mIght reach young people nIne-count Indlctmerj~ agalI st Joseph P that NATO forces In Eurpoe essentIal for ChaIrman Harley 0 Stagers, (Dem -W Va ), Doherty of RockVIlle, Md AmerIcan securIty descrIbed the bIll as one method to get Doherty was executIve aSSIstant to the The pOInted statement followed a warnIng to Canada by the NATO defense mInIsters the CIgarette advertISIng debate before aSSIstant postmaster gel~ral, In charge of the publIc the Bureau of FaCIlItIes, durIng the Kenne that a CanadIan WIthdrawal of the bulk of ItS troops from NATO could weaken the "I felt thIS should get to the floor dy and Johnson Adrnlnls~rdt~ons allIance by leadIng other natIons to do so a debate would be before the AmerIcan The IndIctment allegeQ t~at Doherty people Instead of In a closed room here," sought and accepted a $20,000 brIbe from the same to save money Staggers saId DomInIC Plraccl Sr '3.nd the Plraccl C'ons- They asked no pullout untIl other arran He added he expected the bIll would be truct Ion Co , Balt lJllOre gements can be made amended on the floor In retw-n for the money and the promIse Under a plan approved by the CanadIan AntIsmokIng forces sought a stronger of future employment, the IndIctment char government last month and outlIned today to the defense mInIsters, Canada would warnIng than the commIttee-approved ver ged Doherty was ~o use hIS Influence to WIthdraw ItS 10,000-man ground and aIr SIon for CIgarette packages, and also help Plraccl In obt'1I'lng a contract ~o want to let federal agenCIes regulate bUIld a new maIn pos~ offIce In BaltImore force, IncludIng nuclear strIke unIts, before the end of the year smokIng ads and In the leaSIng of r)thpJ' post offIce Some smokIng foes wanted the word "death" faClll tIes In Marylcmd The defense mInIsters gave theIr plan Included In the warnIng The lrdlctment furthnr rharged that In ners a set of WIde-rangIng gUIdelInes for The bIll approved by the commIttee In VIolatIon of federal law, Donerty went the next fIve years to Improve the forces an executIve seSSIon would extend for to work for PlracCl, USIng hIS Influence of the allIance WIth an eye to the grow Ing strength and unpredIctabIlIty of SIX years the present ban on regulatIon In the Post OffIce Depar~~ent, after he of CIgarette advertISIng and labelIng by reSIgned hIS goverIlJTlent POSItIon In June, RUSSIa any federal, state or local government 1968 Conference sources saId the mInIsters That ba'1 IS due to expIre July 1 gave theIr planners and mllltary represen tatIves instructIons to take these develop AHorneys for Krist ments Into account In plannIng NATO's defense In cornIng years Plan State Appeal The SOVIet InvaSIon of CzechoslovakIa Decatur, Ga (UPI)--Not satIsfIed Wlt~ dnd the surprIse element In the SOVIet the lIfe sentence for Gary Steven KrISt, tactICS the conVIcted kIdnaper's attorneys saId T:be expanSIon of SOVIet naval power and yesterday they would use the next 30 days the grOWIng SOVIet capabIlIty for naval alloted by state law to work for an ap operatIons In the 1970s peal The uncertaInty of Russia's polItIcal KrISt was conVIcted Monday nIght for alms the $500,000 ransom kIdnapIng of Emory The contInUIng increase of the mIlItary UnIverSIty coed Barbara Jane Mackle, daugh potentIal of the Warsaw Pact ter of a mIllIonaIre FlorIda land develop The ~lnIsters also agreed, the sources er The jury recommended mercy, saVIng the saId, that NATO's nuclear capaCIty must defendant by a one-vote margIn from death be maIntaIned as one of I "hIgh prIorIty" In the electrIC chaIr IncludIng the nuclear POSItIon In the One of KrISt's two court-appoInted law event of a major threat yers, Mobley ChIlds, saId there were two Most mInIsters speakIng at the seSSIon avenues open to pursue the appeal today underscored the Importance of maIn ChIlds saId the defense contended durIng taInIng NATO strength and warned that any the trIal that kIdnapIng for ransom was one-SIded reductIon could endanger NATO's not defIned under GeorgIa law defenses He also saId an appeal mIght be based on the fact that, by GeorgIa law, the defense was allowed only $500 for expenses whIle the FBI, accordIng to ChIlds, spent $500,000 dally lookIng for ~lSS MackIe He also noted the prosecutIon spent many thousands of dollars In puttIng up 75 WIt nesses, many of them non-reSIdents of GeorgIa, and assemblIng 207 Items of eVI dence ChIlds saId they would argue that, on the baSIS o~ Inadequate expense money, KrISt was denIed due process and equal protection of the law Rac Problem Viewed Stanford, CalIf (UPI)--Nelther reason nor VIolence WIll solve the "black prob lem" In the UnIted States In the forsee able future, says Carl Rowan, former dIrec tor of the U S InformatIon Agency The Negro COlumnISt, broadcaster and lecturer told an audIence at Stanford Unl verSl ty yesterday, "the problems are too bIg and too deep - they go back 300 years " Rowan, who served as deputy aSSIstant Secretary of State under PreSIdent Kennedy, saId the black man In AmerIca WIll achieve hIS bIrthrIght "only when he can compete WIth the whIte man on an equal basIs" "The black man has got to get out there and meet or beat whItey on hIS own ground," Rowan saId "I know what It IS because I've done It for the past 27 years" He saId that WIthIn the next fIve years the Income of blacks WIll stIll be the same HOURGLASS SPORTS Wednesday, I~ay 28, 1 ')(/J Maior League Round-up SPORTS PATROL 'he 11-:>\1 tl'lI \'>tl'"" pU'lht'ct tht'ir wInning qtreak to nine Boxing's world mIddleweIght champIon games Jloug Had,r bl'\stect a 365-foot grand slam homer in NIno BenvenutI, hIS manager and other the nInth InnIng for a 6-2 Astros vlctory over the PhIla bOXIng fIgures WIll appear before a New delphIa Phillles The blow came off relIever LUIS Peraza, York grand jury for quest10nlng today who came In for B1II WIlson WIlson walked the fIrst Reportedly, DICk TIger, who won an upset three men he faced In the nInth The Kool Kats shutout the Mountaineers, declslon over BenvenutI Monday nIght, Tom Haller and Wes Parker slammed homers to back BIll 14-0, at Brandon FIeld yesterday The also wlll be there Slnger's four-hItter last nIght, as the Los Angeles WInners scored In every InnIng whIle hol There IS no offICIal word on why they Dodgers dIshed Montreal Its 11th consecutIve loss, 5-3 dIng the MountaIneers to SIX hlts The were summoned, but the grand jury IS for the Dodgers, the vlctOry snapped a four-shutout slump Kool Kats now are tIed for flrst place saId to be Investlgatlng underworld Fel~pe Alou had four consecutIve sIngles for the Atlanta In the NatIonal League wlth AmerIcan connectIons In bOXIng Braves, as they downed the slumpIng St LOUIS CardInals, ElectrIC D led the Kool Kats 13-hit attack * * * 5-3 Sam FIfteen U S players stIll are In the San DIego rallIed for two runs In the SIxth Innlng to WIth three hItS, Zaklas, Ideo and Abra competItIon as the second round begIns beat the New York Mets, 3-2 The wlnnlng run scorIng on ham each had a home run SIX MountaIn In the French Open TennIs champIonshIps a sIngle by Roberto Pena eers teammates each hIt safely once In Par1S Plnch-hltter JIm Davenport walked WIth the bases loaded * * * * * * DaVIS Cup star Art Ashe plays Jean to cap a three-run eIghth InnIng that brought San Fran PIerre Courcol of France today, whIle CISCO from behInd to a 5-4 VICtOry over the ChIcago Cubs Junior Soccer Results In another match, pro Marty Rlessen of In AmerIcan League actIon, Yankee • ~ The SprInts scored a 5-1 WIn over Yale Evanston, IllInOIS, plays AustralIan Mel Stottlemyre became the fIrst last nIght The WInners led 2-0 at the pro Fred Stolle pItcher In the majors to Wln eIght half FelIX Cramer scored four goals * * * games and he dId It hImself He and Pat CollIgan pIcked up one Yale's The Oakland Athlet1cs sold veteran stroked a two-run homer In the lone score was made by Mark Delacruz catcher JIm Pagllaronl to the Seattle eIghth InnIng last nIght, producIng Yale's defense could not contaln the PIlots The AthletICS also gave pItcher a 5-3 New York VICtOry over the SprInts' offense despIte fIne performan John Wyatt hIS uncondltlonal release ChIcago WhIte Sox ces by Greg Bouchard and Tony Tlmas and recalled two players from the mI A 450-foot shot off the bat of The SprInts' defense was led by halfbacks nors, pItcher George Lauzerlque and Brant Alyea got the WashIngton Sena Marc Calvert and Doug Snyder catcher Gene Tenace Senators rollIng to a 5-1 VICtOry * * * * * * * * * over the Ml~nesota TwIns The WIn M-alor League Standings The fourth annual summer free agent snapped a SIx-game 10SI~F streak draft WIll be held In New York on June for Hashlngton AMEFICAN LEAGUE Mel Siottiemyre 5th and 6th The washIngton Senators, In Kansas CIty, VIctory came a (YlIll/(proJ East Dlvlslon W L Pct GB the last place team In the AmerIcan dIfferent way JackIe Hernandez got a bloop sIngle that BaltImore 32 14 696 League last season, wlll get the fIrst drove In two runs for a 5-4 Royals WIn over the Boston Boston 26 15 634 3 1/2 pick The NatIonal League's last place Red Sox DetrOIt 21 18 538 7 1/2 team, Houston, WIll have the next Oa~land 24 snapped a SIx-game lOSIng streak Sal Bando New York 21 467 10 1/2 chOice hIt a seventh InnIng home run that lIfted the AthletICS WashIngton 21 26 447 11 1/2 17 1/2 * * * to a 4-3 VIctor' over the DeTrOIt TIgers Cleveland 10 27 270 Buffalo BIlls' owner Ralph WIlson IS Ex-OrIole Gere Brab~nder scattered seven hItS and got West DIVISIon gIVIng some thought to the suggestIon a key bunt sIngle In a fIve-run fIfth 1nnlng to lead Seat 24 MInnesota 17 585 that he trade Helsman Trophy WInner 0 J tle to an 8-1 VIctory over BaltImore Oakland 22 17 564 1 SImpson It was SImpson who made the New manager Lefty Phlll1PS made a successful debut WIth Kansas CIty 21 21 500 3 1/2 suggestIon So far the two men have a changed lIre-up, as Lou Johnson drove In both runs of Seattle 20 21 488 4 fa1led to reach an agreement on a con 1 a Cal1fornla VICtOry oler Cleveland, 2-1 PhllllPS re ChIcago 17 19 472 4 1/2 tract WIlson called the latest salary 11 1/2 placed BIll RIgney earlIer In the day and moved RIck Relc CalIfornIa 12 28 300 demand by SImpson "unreasonable " harnt to fIrst base for the fIrst tIme 1n hIS career to NATIONAL LEAGUE * * * get veterans Jo~rson and Bubba Morton Into the lIne-up East DIVISIon Gary Player and Gene LIttler are rated I The sh~ft paId off as the Angels snapped theIr 10-game ChIcago 29 16 644 favor1tes for the $30,000 fIrst prIze I 10sln;-< streal< P~ttsburgh 22 20 524 5 1/2 In the MemphIs Open Golf tournament Yescerday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE St LOUIS 20 23 465 8 that starts tomorrow Others In the 4 San Fr8nc~sco GIants 5 ChIcago Cubs "Jpw lork 18 23 439 9 fIeld of 144 Include Lee TreVIno, the San n~ee'"o Padres 3 l'iJ'ew York Mets 2 PhIladelphIa 17 22 436 9 U S Open champIon, Bert Yancy, WInner Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Montreal Expos 3 Montreal 11 28 282 15 of last week's Atlanta ClaSSIC, and At lanta Braves 5 St LOUIS CardInals 3 West DIVISIon defendIng chan pIon Bob Lunn Houston Astros 6 PhIladelphIa Phlllles 2 Atlanta 28 13 683 * * * AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 24 17 585 4 AuthorItIes suspect arson In a fIre CalIfornIa Angels 2 Cleveland Indlans 1 San FranCISCO 24 19 558 4 1/2 thIS mornIng In the race horse stables SeattJ e PIlots 8 BaltImore OrIoles 1 CIncInnatI 20 19 513 7 at Fxh1bltlon Park In Vancouver, BrI WashIngton Senators 5 f~lnnesota TwIns 1 Houston 22 24 478 8 1/2 tIsh ColumbIa At least 18 race horses New York YanKees 5 ChIcago WhIte Sox 3 San DIego 18 29 383 13 dIed 1n the f1re A traIner, 48-year Cansas CIty Royals 5 Boston Red Sox 4 LEADING BATTERS AB H PCT old Jack Russell of Vancouver, suffered Oakla~d Athletlc3 4 DetrOIt TIgers 3 NatIonal League a fatal heart attack And one of the Jones - N Y 153 379 Soccer stampedIng horses was saId to have been First On Kwalalein H Aaron - Atl 148 365 kIlled by a car The fIre was started A soccer te~ from MaJuro IS comIng to play on Kwajaleln Alou - Atl 160 350 In the front sectIon of the barn, from ThIS IS a fIrst for soccer on KwaJaleln The MaJuro All AmerIcan League WhlCh a man was seen runnlng away Star team, accordIng to reports IS rated one of the best Carew - Mlnn 132 52 394 tearrs In the Marshall Islands They should be great com F RobInson - BIt 174 339 * * * 59 The Kansas C1ty Royal~ opt~oned out- Detltors and hard to beat PetrocellI - Bos 136 43 316 f1elder Joe Keough to thelr Omaha Farm Don't mISS the fIrst game of thIS two game serIes It HOME' RUNS Club In the AmerIcan ASSOCIatIon IS scneduled for 5 pm, Fr1day at the Soccer FIeld NatIonal League - McCovey, S F 13, May, Keough led the Royals In sprIng traIn The opponents for the MaJuro All-Stars on FrIday WIll be Clnn and Wynn, Hou 12, Perez, Clnn 10, Ing WIth a 350 battIng average, but the KwaJaleln All-Stars H Aaron and Cepeda, Atl Santo, ChI In the regular season slumped to 134 The opponents for Sunday's game WIll be the Ebeye Cup and Allen, PhIl 9 The Royals obtaIned Keough from Oak ChampIons and thIS game IS set for 2 pm at the Soccer AmerIcan League - Howard, Wash 15, Pe land H, the expans Ion draft trocellI, Bos and Jackson, Oak 13, F FIeld * * * If you are Intersted In sports fIlled WIth eXCItement, RobInson, BaIt ,PepItone, N Y and The Houston OIlers deny a report sklll and endurance be sure to WItness the two soccer games Epsteln, Wash 12 that they have slgned Southern Metho scheduled for the Carnl val week:..;e:..:n~dc:.-~ __ RUNS BATTED IN dISt star pass-catcher Jerry Levlas Busy Day At Indianapolis NatIonal League - Banks, ChI 41, Santo, But Levlas' fInanCIal adVIsor IndI ChI and McCovey, S F 33, Perez, Clnn cates an agreement may be near and Jones, N Y 32 - It promIses to be a busy day at the * * * Indlanapolls Speedway AmerIcan League - Murcer, N Y 40, F The DetrOIt PIstons of the NatIonal Drlvers and crews WIll put sleek RobInson, BaIt 35, Howard, Wash 33, Basketball Assoc1atlon announce they raclng machInes trrough fInal testIng Powell, BaIt 32, Yastrzemskl, Bos 30 WIll let theIr chIef scout and former In preparatIon for FrIday's MemorIal PITCHING coach DennIs Butcher go when hIS con I Dav "500" The track WIll be closed NatIonal League - Holtzman, ChI 7-2, tract expIres In September to~orrow as It was Monday and Tuesday Nlekro, Atl 7-3, DIerker, Hou and * * * One Important aspect today WIll be Perry, S F 7-4 The Atlanta Braves mascot, ChIef to test fuel consumptIon It also 1S American League - Stottlemyre, N Y Noc-A-Homa, came prepared last n1ght a dress rehearsal for PIt crews In an 8-3, Culp, Bos and Odom, Oak 7-2, HIS teepee beyond the left fIeld fence effort to slIce seconds off re-fuellng McLaIn, Det 7-4 In Atlanta caught fIre Monday nlght '~~~ tIme, tIre changes and other PIt work * * * * * * when he set off the usual smoke SIgnal ~\ The 33-car fIeld, WIth three-tIme Angels' Rigney Fired to mark a Braves home run He put J, #' WInner A J Foyt In the pole posItIon, out the fIre WIth a broom Last nIght, BOBBY UNSER - phn- WIll be off to the tradItIonal flYIng The CalIfornIa Angels have a new mana ger BIll RIgney was fIred and replaced the ChIef showed up wearIng a flre ner of last year's start at noon FrIday I by Harold "Lefty" Phllhps, a veteran man's helmet and coat and carrYIng a 1 "500 " The weatherman already has gazed scout who has been dIrector of player flre extlngulsher on hlS back But --ahe~~ FrIday He promIses faIrly clear but hot weather none of the Braves hIt a homer for the 53rd runnlng of the 11emorla' Day race personnel and a coach for the Angels Foyt IS the favorIte to post a record fourth VICtOry 1n PhIllIPS WIll manage the club for the * * * thp "500" But Foyt says he expects some stIff competI balance of the seasop JUNIOR SOCCER ATTENTION All JunIor soccer players tIon from 'Aano Andrettl, Roger McCluskey and Bobby Unser Paddlpball Sch dul frIday nIght's Junlor league game has Kentucky Derby and Preakness WInner "MaJestIc PrInce" ~ursday, May 29 Court #1 been rescheduled for Saturday mornIng had another ImpressIve workout at New York's Belmont Park 5 pm Lelepall-Harrls vs Uda-Dellapelle at 10 am The Trojans WIll play Ebeye vesterday TraIner Johnny Longden IS gettIng the three 6 pm RubIO-RubIO vs Perez-HIllman II at that tIme year old ready for the Belmont Stakes on June 7 * * * * * * * * * * * * A total of 34 conceSSlons wlll be maklng up thlS year's Carnl val games, rldes, food, raffles, =ntertalnment--somethlng for everyone. The follow lng lS a capsule descrlptlon of wnat's ln store for Carnlval-goers
AIR RIFLE SHOOT DICE-O-RINO ThlS lS a new booth thlS year and lS sponsored ProJect Press sponsors this game of chance by Kentron. Players wlll shoot at targets with alr whlch has proved to be a very popular attractlon. rlfles to compete for cash prizes. A target prac Players bet on the roll of three dice, playing tlce range will also be malntained where players their favorl te numbers. Odds vary from 6-to-1 to can "warm up" for a nomlnal fee. J 50-to-l
BALLOONS ELECTRIC STREET CAR Hellum-fllled balloons wlIl agaln be sold to Carnl valgoers by employees of the Global Marine No, thls lS not the name of a new rock and Department. The colorful balloons are favorltes of roll group, 1 t 's one of the Carnlval's new klddle youngs ters and add greatly to the Carnival atmosphere. rldes. The Street Car rlde lS sponsored by Ray theon and wlll carry about elght youngsters (up to about 6 years old) around a clrcular track. BEER BOOTH
Actualli:"' thls conceSSlon should be called a FERRIS WHEEL "refreshment' booth because soft drlnks are sold as well as beer, but the name has stuck. The booth What's a Carnlval wlthout a Ferrls Wheel? wlll be manned by employees of McDonnell Douglas Slnce 1961 Martln Zachry has been maklng certaln Astronautlcs Co., Corps of Englneers, and KwaJaleln that the KwaJaleln Carnl val wlll be complete Wl th Mlsslle Range. thls favorl te rlde of young and old allke. The Ferrlb Wheel lS manned and operated by employees of Martln Zachry and members of Boy Scout Troop #314. BEER BOOTH (IN GRASS SHACK)
During performances in the Little Grass Shack, FLYING HORSE RiDE the audlence wlII be able to buy refreshments at the booth sponsored by KMR, MDAC, and COE personnel Another treat for youngsters is thls new ride ln WhlCh horses and seats suspended by rods travel round-and-round. Sponsor of this conceSSlon lS the Safeguard System contractor. BINGO If you're a Bingo enthuslast you'll have plenty of opportunity to participate in thls game durlng HAMBURGERS & HOTDOGS the Carnival. Sponsors for this booth are tlw Global employees on the outer islands. These perennlal favorl tes will be avallable ln great quantlty to meet the demands of Carnival CANNONBALL EXPRESS goers. The Global Food Servlce organizatlon 1.S sponsoring th1.s booth. Located between the Package Store and the TraJ1- slent Hotel wlll be the Cannonball Express--one of the Carnlval's new rldes and an attractlon all by HOLE-IN-ONE ltself. The mlnlature locomotlve and cars conces Slon lS sponsored and operated by the Global Flre This contest is quite a favorite of Carnival Department and runs on 700 feet of track. Thls goers because six players made holes-in-one last rlde wlll remain open after the Carn~val on a year year for a total payoff of $3000 in merchandise round basls. certificates. The booth will also raffle off two complete sets of PGA golf clubs. Sponsor is the Kwajalein GoJf Association. COIN TOSS AND FISH POND These are two separate booths sponsored by the KIDDIE CAR RIDE Kwajalein schools and offering merchandise prizes. The Coin Toss is a skill game; at the Fish Pond, For youngsters and toddlers here's a new r1.de everybody is a winner. Both are favorites with the cons1.st1.ng of e1.ght k1.dd1.e cars whlch travel on a small fry. c1.rcular platform. Explorer Post 134 1.S sponsor1.ng thls r1.de.
COTTON CANDY - POPCORN - CANDY APPLES KIDDIE CLOWN CAPERS Produclng all these goodles thlS year wlll be ~wo cotton candy machlnes, a popcorn machlne, and The Cub Scouts sponsor this game of sk1.11 wh1.ch t~o candy apple machlnes. The two booths lnvolved 1.nvolves toss1.ng bean bags for prlzes. A favorlte wlll be sponsored and run by the Yokwe Yuk Women's with small fry. Club. I~:CARNIVAL TIME!3
KWAJALEIN AIRLINES PHOTO BOOTH
Th~s ~s a rlde for youngsters and toddlers, and Kentron sponsors thlS booth and wlll raffle 1S complete w~ th call10pe mUS1C. Sponsor 1S the off elght 16 x 20 color prlnts and a color StUdlO Safeguard System contractor portralt. Each tlcket buyer wlll receive a selec tlon of 35mm color slldes.
LITTLE GRASS SHACK PIZZA
'TIus ~ the place where the professlonal enter Another new conceSSlon thlS year lS the Plzza talnment--The Variety F~ve--and local entertalnment booth where Teen Center members wlll make and sell wlll perform. It is located adJacent to Dally Fleld whole plzzas and sllces. This should be a busy on the comb~nat~on volleyball - basketball - tennls booth. courts. Sponsored by Speclal Servlces, the area wlll contaln a stage, chalrs and tables, bleacher seats Admlssion to the professlonal entertalnment PUPULES FOOD lS by tlcket only. Once agaln thls group of sports-minded guys who call themselves the Pupules (crazy ones) will MERMAID DUNK provlde lslanders Wl th an lnterestlng menu. This year the group wlll serve Ham Hocks & Beans every Island d~gn~taries, com~any heads, attract1ve day and TerlYakl Chlcken and Steak on alternate days. ma~dens, and various other 'volunteer guests" are the star attractions. The guests s~ t on a perch over a tank of water and when a player h~ ts the' PUTT-N-WIN bull! s eye with a baseball the guests get dunked. Sponsors are the USAF Mll1tary Airl~ft Command and Sylvanla sponsors thlS three-hole mlnlature Global Site Eng~neer~ng and Ma~ntenance. golf course. Players putt for cash prlzes ln one of the three dlfferent courses.
MERRY-GO-ROUND ROCKET RIDE
A new and larger Merry - Go -Round makes 1 ts Small, colorful rocket ShlPS hang by chalns lnltlal appearance thlS year. Sponsored by the and sWlng ln gentle circles That's the attractlon Island Advlsory Councll, thlS rlde should be a of thlS new klddle rlde sponsored by the Global BTL favorl te Wl th youngsters of all ages. Support Group
MIDWAY STAGE
AdJacent to the Llttle Grass Shack and faclng SIGHTSEEING 2LIGHT the Mldway wlll be the Mldway Stage where openlng ceremonles, local entertalnment, and raffle draw The Nlke FlYlng Club wlll once agaln provlde lngs wlll take place at varlOUS tlmes dur1ng the aerlal tours of the lsland Fllghts wlll last about Carnlval. 15 mlnutes each. Tlckets can be purchased at the Club's booth on the Mldway.
NERVE GAME SNO-CONES Contestants test thelr steady hand as they try to pass a metal rlng along a copper Wlre path ThlS conceSSlon lS sponsored by the Kwajalein Wl thout touchlng the Wlre. Sponsor lS the Safe De Molay Club. The boys wlll have plenty of syrup guard System contractor. and shaved lce on hand to satlsfy the tastes of Sno-Cone fans on island.
TACO BOOTH OVER-AND-UNDER A most popular food booth last year, th~ con The SAFSEA organization and the Weather Bureau ceSSlon sponsored by Burns & Roe will provlde tasty w~ll sponsor this game of chance booth. Players homemade dlshes from the Southwest. Carnlval-goers bet on the throw of two dice as to whether the dles can order elther Tacos or a Mexlcan Plate consisting will total "over" 7, "under" 7, or be equal to 7. of Tacos, Avocado Salad, Beans, and Chill Sauce.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE PHONE PATCH Overseas phone patches will be avallable agaln ThlS traditional game-of-chance attraction at to Island residents during the Carnival. The Amateur Carnivaltime is belng sponsored by Global Englneer Radlo Club on KwaJalein wlll be making the patches lng and Work Management Departments. Players wlll andwill accept requests only at thelr booth on the v~e for a varlety of merchandise-type prlzes Mldway. lncluding stuffed anlmals.
I~:CARNIVAL TIME!3 ------Wednesday, May 28, 1969 HOUPGT ASS Page ') Today's Wall Street Roundup Bus 5ch dul The following bus schedule, No 3, Silver NEW YORK (UPI)--Grow~ng bel~ef that the cost of borrow~ng motley ~s headed upward City/Sentinel has been amended This is prompted another sell~ng spree on Wall StrLLt today Trad~ng wa3 la~rly ac~iv~ to fac~l~tate Meck personnel The selloff, however, was not so pronounced as In the preV~OJJ ~rbs~oa because some Bus Stops bankers were aga~nst putting a further squeeze on money ava~lable fo loans Losses over the past two days reflected speculat~,)n that a hlke ~n pr~rnp bank lend SSC Building ~ng rates was ~mm~nent Th~s rate, wh~ch ~s charged to a bank's most crLd~t worthy Tr811er 897 0700 customers, now stands at a record h~gh of 7 1/2 percent Other loan rates ubually stem " 900 0700 upward from th~s level " 930 0701 George S Moore, cha~rman of F~rst Na fleld ~s engaged ~n o~l explorat~on both 960 0701 t~onal C~ty Bank o~ New York, sa~d yester ~n the Edst Ind~es and ~n Alaska " 979 0702 day he was opposed to boost~ng the prlme Tobacco ~ssues, on the plus s~de advances " 983 0702 rate on the grounds that an ~ncrease would on clgarettes, turned mlxed The House " 986 0703 not cut back borrow~ng apprec~ably Commerce Lomm~ttee voted to requ~re a " 969 0703 Le~f H Olsen, C~ty Bank econom~st, said strong health warn~ng OIl c~garette pack- " 939 0703 he expected rates to ease ~n the second age'l " 909 0704 half of the year Steels generally lost fract10ns Pro HIgh School 0704 The UPI stock market ~nd~cator, measur duct~on and ~ndustry order1ng slowed last Trailer 777 0705 ~ng all stocks traded, showed a loss of week Motors were narrowly ~rregular, 758 0705 o 36 percent on 1,589 ~ssues cross~ng as were chem~cals " 748 0706 the tape Of these, 863 decl~ned and BUlldlng materlals moved ln both d~ 745 0706 472 advanced There were 125 new lows rect~ons, although a prlvate survey " 726 0707 and 12 new h~ghs ~nd~cated constructJon contracts 1n 722 0707 The New York Stock Exchange ~ndex m~r Apr~l cl~mbed 3 percent from a month " 713 0708 rored a drop of 14 cents ~n the average earl~er Tohns-Manvllle ga~ned 1 1/4, " 701 0708 common share pr~ce but Armstrong Cork dlpped 1 5/8 Quarters 479 0709 The Dow Jones average of blue ch~p ~n Sav~ng and 10dn ~ssues generally lost " 475 0709 dustrlals, down more than 5 at one po~nt, fractlons, reflectlng events on the 471 0710 f~n~shed w~th a loss of o~ly 1 74 at domest~c money front " 467 0710 936 92 DJ ra~ls and ut~l~tles also Metro-(,olJwyr,-Mayer, off more than 3 6th & Heliotrope 0711 retreated Tuesday, dropped another 2 1/4 The com 6th & Lagoon 0711 Turnover expanded to 11,330,000 shares pany expects a b~g earn~ngs loss thlS Reef BQ 0712 from 10,580,000 shares yesterday year Bank of Hawaii 0712 Inst~tut~onal act~v~ty rose, w~th 74 In the el~ctronlcs, Burroughs and Macy's blocks of 10,000 shares or more traded, up Magnavox gave up a pOlnt or more each Terminal 0714 6 from the prev~ous sess~on But Honeywell added 2 5/8, w~th Motorola, SSC Building 0716 Late strength ~n some market averages Texas Instruments, and Natlonal Cash DR Gate 0717 m~ght have stemmed from the Labor Depart Reg~ster up a pOlnt or so aplece BC BuUding 0718 ment's prel~m~nary est~mate that the Xerox and Polarold ranged 1 to more The followlng bus schedule, No 8, wholesale prlce ~ndex rose SlX tenths of than 2 h~gher, wh~le Amerlcan Research Trailer-hous~ng/Term~nal (Meck) has been one cent th~s month Also, the Un~ted & Development backtracked after recent amended States reg~stered a narrow trade surplus advances It fell 2 1/4 ~n Apr~l, the Commerce Department sald Ra~ls were mostly eas~er Alrllnes BUS STOPS Atlas Corp , the most act~ve ~ssue, and alrcrdfts were narrowly mlxed, as edged up 1/2 to 7 3/4 on 196,300 shares were conglomerates Terminal 1545 1615 Natomas, up sharply last week, was the Fractlonally lONer ln heavy turnover were Bank 1547 1617 1547 1617 second most heav~ly traded stock It Amerlcan felephone, Roan Selectlon Trust Yokwe Yuk Club gained 10 to 118 3/4 on 138,000 shares and Leasco Data 6th & Heliotrope 0555- ~1548 1618 1548 1618 The concern has an lnterest ~n an o~l Prlces were mlxed on the Amerlcan Quarters 467 0555 venture ~n the East Ind~es Stock Exchange ln moderately actlve 471 0556 1549 1619 Other heav~ly traded o~ls lncluded trad~ng Volume amounted to 5,421,853 475 0556 1549 1619 Mbb~l, off 1 3/8, Pac~f~c Petroleums, shares versus 4,848,705 shares yesterday 479 0557 1550 1620 up 2 3/8, Occ~dental, down 5/8, and Con The Amex Index dlpped one cent to $30 89 TraIlor 701 0557 1550 1620 tlnental, 5/8 h~gher Super~or and Of the 1,038 ~ssues traded, 528 decl1ned 713 0558 1551 1621 Atlantlc R~chf~eld, not among the 15 and 343 advanced 722 0558 1551 1621 most act~ve ~ssues, were 6 lower and 2 726 0559 1552 1622 5/8 h~gher, respect~vely Atlant~c R~ch- 745 0559 1552 1622 HourGlass Siocks 748 0600 1553 1623 ADDRESSOGRAPH INTERNATIONAL T & T 54 1/8 + 1/8 758 0600 1553 1623 ALCAN ALUM 30 1/2 - 1/2 JONES & LAUGHLIN 27 7/8 + 1/4 777 0601 1554 1624 1554 1624 ALLIED CHEM 33 1/2 + 3/8 KA ISER At. 36 1/2 - 7/8 High School 0601 AMEftlCAN PHOTO 13 5/8 - 1/8 LIGGET & My NA Trailer 909 0602 1555 1625 AMERICAN N GAS 40 - 1/4 LITTON 53 + 1/8 939 0602 1555 1625 AMERICAN T & T 56 1/4 - 1/8 LOCKHEED 30 3/8 NA 969 0602 1555 1625 1556 1626 AMPEX 41 7/8 + 3/4 LONE STAR NA 986 0603 ANACONDA 42 1/2 NC l\1arcor, Inc 59 5/8 NC 983 0603 1556 1626 AftMCO 64 1/8 MAGNA VOX 52 7/8 - 1 979 0603 1556 1626 0604 1557 1627 ARMOUR 56 1/2 + 1/4 McDoNNE~t.-DOUGLAS 32 3/8 - 7/8 960 1557 1627 BENDIX 46 3/8 + 1/8 MC.GRAW HILL 37 1/2 + 1/2 930 0604 BETHLEHEM STEEL 35 - 1/4 tw(lM 31 NA 900 1604 1557 1627 BOEING 44 1/8 3/8 t-t+1 108 1/8 - 1/8 897 0605 1558 1621 BORG WARNER MISSION l.ORP 140 - 1/2 Quarters 105 0605 1558 1628 BURROUGHS 123 3/8 NA MOBIL OIL 67 - 1 3/8 219 0606 1559 1629 CHRYSLER, 50 3/4 NA MoNSANTO 49 1/8 - 1/2 464 6606 1559 1629 COCA COLA 75 - 1 1/2 MONTGOMERY WARD NA 460 0606 155~ 1629 COLGATE 50 3/4 - 1/4 MOTOftOLA NA 424 0607 1600 1630 COM SAT NAT BISCUIT 53 1/4 - 1/8 434 0607 1600 1630 CON EDISON 33 1/8 - 1/8 NAT CASH REGISTER 129 + 1 42P 0607 1600 1630 CONTROL DATA NORTHWEST AI R 62 3/8 - 7/8 Reef BQ 0608 CORNING CO. 272 - 1 1/4 OL IN MATH 30 3/8 NC Bank of Hawaii 0608 DEERE 45 - 3/8 OTIS EL 48 7/8 NA Terminal 0610 Dow CHEMICAL 73 3/4 - 1/8 PAC G & EL 37 5/8 - 1/8 PAC T & T 21 3/4 NC DUPONT 139 3/4 NC STD OIL I)f' INO 66 5/8 - 1/8 PAN AMEftlCAN 20 5/8 + 1/8 EASTERN AIR 23 1/4 NC STD OIL Of' NJ 82 1/4 - 3/8 PENN NY CENT 54 3/4 EASTMAN KODAK 76 + 3/8 NA STOKELY 29 3/8 - 1/2 PEPSICO 49 7/8 - 1/8 FAIRCHILD CAMERA 85 1/4 NA STUDE WORTH 47 + 7/8 FIRESTONE 59 3/8 NA PILLSBURY 46 1/2 + 3/8 POLAROID Sw If'T 29 1/8 NA FORD 50 1/4 - 1/8 107 1/2 + 1 3/4 TELEDYNE PROCTER & GAMBLE 92 3/4 + 1/4 GENERAL DYNAMICS 31 - 3/8 TENNECO 28 3/4 NA RCA 44 1/8 - 1/4 GENERAL ELECTRIC 95 3/4 + 3/4 TEXACO 84 1/2 + 5/8 RAYTHEON 37 7/8 + 1 GENERAL FOOD 84 7/8 - 1/4 TEXAS INIT 125 3/4 + 1 3/4 GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 36 1/8 NA REVLOI>4 88 1/2 - 3/4 TH IOKOL 17 5/8 1/8 GENERAL MOTORS 80 3/4 - 1/4 REXALL TftANS WOftLO 39 1/8 1/8 GEN T & E 38 7/8 - 1/4 S~HENlEY 31 5/8 1/4 20TH CENTURY Fox 29 7/8 - 7/8 GEN T & R 24 3/8 - 1/8 SCOTT PAPEft 30 3/4 + 1/2 GOODRICH 43 3/4 NA SEARS 71 1/8 - 7/8 GOODYEAR 30 5/8 + 1/8 SHELL OIL 70 3/4 - 1/4 DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES GRUM AIRC 34 1/2 + 1/8 SINGER CO. 18 1/4 + 1/2 STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE HILTON 64 + 1/4 SOUTHERN PAC "3 7/8 - 1/2 30 INDUSTRIALS 936 92 Off 1 74 HONEYWELL SPERRY RAND 51 3/4 NC 20 RAILS 233 98 Off o 81 IBM 321 3/4 NA SQUARE D 23 NC 15 UTILITIES 128 87 Off 1 05 INTERNATIONAL HARV 32 1/8 + 1/8 STD BRAND 17 1/8 - ~/4 65 STOCKS 320 07 Off 1 06 ~ __IN_T_E_R_N_A_T_I_O_NA_L~P-A-P-E-R--4-3--1-/-2------1/-_4 ______S__ T_D __ OI~~_CA~!~ ____ 71-1L~ ___-~S~l8 ______~ 6 HOuRGLASS Wednesday, May L8, 1969 ICROSS'lVORD By Eugene Shefferl There's New Style In Camping, Too HORIZO"lTAL 39 Japanese 55 ASSIsts 8 Cereal 1 Famous shrub 56 A ballad gram pamter 40 Superlatl\ e 57 GeometrIc 9 To snarl By RAY BARTH 5 Itahan suffIx fIgure 10 French Written EspeCially for Central river lake 41 Table 58 Graf-- Press and ThIS Newspaper 9 A fuel scraps 11 BOll VERTICAl slowly A NEW STYLE of camping 12 Islands In H Pref,x 1 Blbllcal Galway to Scotch 20 Pralne IS on the rise In AmerIca character wagons Bay name-') 2 RUSSIan It IS a st; Ie that couldn t 13 OperatIc 46 Eye 22 Mystic CONCENTRATION Pf~ care less whether campgrounds sea ejaculation melody a~k'lnce flil up at noon or stIli are mIles 3 Country 24 Pronoun Abraham B Colhns .. ,th the 14 Dry ~O C:Jmmon road 10lst AIrborne DIV keeps away at dusk \alue 25 Woeful fruit 4 Out of 26 Time Camp IS where the camper 15 A;n- ,,1 Hector place watch for a poSSIble counterat ofllfe IS when he needs to rest 16 Gasp Hugh " Modern tack after hIS platoon secured a 27 Fold In the West on busy route 17 Pre",dent s \1:unro author 29 SkIll N6rth VIetnamese base camp ,,2 US 66 famIlies pull up for the nIckname MardI 6 Spoken 30 Even score mght hke wagon trams 18 To the 7 Austrahan 31 Fmale sheltered ,,3 Wine vessel honey 35 A thor Turned away at Yellowstone s SIde ,4 A tiptoe eaters oughfare 0\ ercrowded campgrounds they 19 MadrId (abbr) choose a place by Old FaIthful cheer Ans\\el to \esterd~\ 5 puzzle 36 Love and get a relaxed VieW of the 20 ShIp s apple geysel that like the Tal Ma personnel LO DA CE. CR OP B. 37 Cooks hal I":. most beautiful by moon 21 Small AP 1M AM. ~O PI A. remmder lIght bed EW ER 38 Pronoun SA L I V A TE. At NIagara Falls secure m 23 Greek SHIR ES • RA S • 41 Usedm letter _E RS .AS SE ••NT Jewelry theIr beds In parkmg lots 25 Daughter of ANEN 42 Incarnation camper, are lulled by the Herodlas ROTE .GOD i=IRN of VIshnu ceaseless muffled roar and on 28 Leglslatl\ e TVVEE 43 Servmg the Canadnn SIde cooled by the EEN ~ELOT body TON. aid spla) 32 ClIlture SNAC KS SER_ 45 Consan E T TIAM ALE On 42nd Street In Manhattan medium ••• L gumeous campcI s have been kno\\ n to 33 Emeralrt CODY • U T IlL I ZED 47 Grasp I CRYPTOQUIPS IYTTYP BT AKR TZBHQAP AK TZYAYBQV HKRAPZV Yesterday 8 Cryptoqulp - S P R 1 :r.. G PRECIPITATIOl'\ CREATED TOP GARDENS . HEADING FOR ATLANTIC VOYAGE-Thor Heyerdahl s 50 foot papyrus boat Ra IS S\\ ung from a freIghter onto a traIler m CHIEF JUSTICE NOMINEE -Prc"dcnt N,x'ln talks" Ith Vv ar T"nglcr for a tllP to the port of Safl on Vlorocco s Atlanllc ren Burger In the East Room of the WhIte House after ):lam coast "here Hc\crdahl and a cre\\ of St" \\ III attempt to lI1'ltmg thc natn e of st P lUI M,nn to lJe chlcf Jusllce )f dllft across the Athntlc Ocean He hopes to prove that an the Umted States Bill geJ '1 Judge of the CIrCUIt Court of clent EgyptIans could have dnfted to the New ""·orld Appeals In V\ ashlngton \\ ill slIccC'E'd F'111 \Varren CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becker (Top Record Holder In Ma.'e" IndIVIdual Champlon.hlp Play) South dealer does But he also reahzes that NeIther SIde vulnerable If the SUIt IS favorably dlstnbut ed he can make the contract NORTH South lays Ius plans accord • K8 mgly He wms the ace of hearts .AJ and ruffs a heart Then after .8642 draWIng two rounds of trumps ""KQ875 he cashes three spades dlscard WEST EAST mg a dIamond from dummy .10652 .9743 Next he crosses to dummy WIth • Q 10 8 7 4 .K9652 a trump and leads a dIamond .K10 • Q93 East followmg low "" 6 2 ",,3 Now comes the CruCIal de SOUTH ClSlon If South makes the per .AQJ centage play of the ace no de .3 fense can beat the contract As .AJ75 sume West plays the ten on the "" A J 109 4 ace South then contmues WIth The blddmg a low diamond W h I c h West wms WIth the kmg South West North East Pass West IS forced to return a 1"" Pass 3"" spade or a heart and m either 6"" case dummy discards a diamond Openmg I e a d - s eve n of as South ruffs m Ius hand De hearts c1arer now ruffs a diamond m When declarer has a chOIce dummy and Ius work IS done of two methods of play he nat It may be argued that thIS urally selects the one that of method of play would fall If It fers the greater chance of sue turned out that East s dIamonds cess He chooses what IS called were the K Q 3 In that case the percentage play only the fmesse of the Jack would make the slam For an apphcatlOn of the Tlus IS true enough but the prmclple conSIder thIS hand fact IS that the play of the ace WELCOME SIGN--Sculptor Bernard LanglaiS gwes the cam where West leads a spade and Will wm far more often than the declarer sees that the slam WIll era a dour look as he works on hIS Skowhegan Indian at play of the Jack The recom go down only If he loses two Cushmg Mame for Skowhegan Chamber of Commerce mended p I a y gams whenever STUDY HOUR--Ann CraIg 20 from Ventur'l Cahf SIts on a dIamond tricks He therefore West has the Singleton or dou Presumably It WIll be ;,ame sort of \\ eJeome SIgn for the table and studIes beSIde R SUIt of RrmOl that IS p'll t of the concentrates solely on the prob bleton kmg or queen or the MaIne cIty It WIll be 70 feet hIgh LanglaIS home IS be lem of restnctmg himself to one trlpleton kmg or queen ongmal furnlshmgs at Chveden stately hOl1le once occupIed yond "hlch gives you an Idea of the IndIan s sIze dIamond loser These combmatlons occur far by kmgs queens duchesses and members of hIgh soclet; m He realizes that the dIamonds more often than those where M31denhead England Cahfornla s Sl'lnford Umver"ty IS Support the K waJ CarnIval may be so dIVIded that he must East has both the king and paymg $4 800 a year under a 21 year lease to u<;e the man lose two tricks whatever he queen 'SlOn a"i an overo;;ea"l c?mpuo;; rWednesday, May 28, 1969 rlOURGLA5=- Page 7 Hado's They'll Do It Every TIme MOON WATCHER--Mrs Bar bara Cernan wIfe of abtro naut Eugene watche~ the Apollo 10 teleca5t m the vlewmg room behmd MIs SlOn Control at the SpacL Center m Houqton Tex p e a n· u t s .------======:::::::;~======------,--=- ~--;...------"1 WON'r You EVER 1M GOING To '.sACH 'WP I A L.ESSoN YOU'I.L. NEVE. ' I LEARN,YOLJ 6"'Ktf:!! FORG~"" r t1 Nlrw,. ! /"I / '0' 'Pop, did they have cars when YQU became old enough to '-- drive?" ~')!I,J LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE & l~l~ OL 'H3H!VB 9 'NVW3:>110d g 'HVO '1WB3SVB Z;-UMOQ !VIHVl L L '~NIH 6 'WVH 8 L-SSOJ;)V I '3JV l'BWOB 9 'H3ddilS V '8WYl S~3MSNV WISHING WELl~. 5 8 6 3 5 2 7 4 2 6 3 5 7 L M E A 0 H T D A X S V H 3 6 8 5 2 3 4 7 6 2 5 3 4 U T E E P R 0 E R P K G N 6 3 5 2 4 3 8 6 7 5 2 4 3 A E N Y 0 0 N P J 0 E T F 7 5 2 3 6 4 3 8 5 7 4 2 5 r HAV~ ~""ARN~8 TH~RE' 16 A ~pY 0 W V V I G I T S B R E N 5 3 6 7 8 4 3 7 5 6 7 2 A~ON605T U<5 AM OFFE:RING- A 2 r 0 N T N Y A I A 0 B M U T .30 (7Ay' L-f;OAI'f;O To THE' MAN WHO 2 5 6 3 8 7 7 4 3 8 5 6 4 TURN0 HI~ IN S 0 0 L L W A F I G U N V 5 6 5 8 3 7 8 4 3 8 5 7 6 N E D A T N I E Y N S T Y . HERE Is a pleasant little game that Will gwe you a message I every day It Is a numerical puzzle deSIgned to spell out Z your fortune Count the letters In your first name If t.'>.e num- a ber of letters IS 6 or more subtract 4 If the number IS less than 6 add 3 The result Is your key number Start at the upper left hand corner of the rectangle and check everyone & of YOUi key numbers lett to rJgh t Then read the message 1;; f /~'V the letter. under the checked figures glVe you 4-/0 ------Wednesday, May 28, 1969 PUBLISHED BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE FOR SALE WANTED CLASSIFIED We are takIng a Marshallese boy home to IES DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, Comp~ece rumateur radIO statIon, Yaesu the states for a year of school and KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS- FTDX-400 transceIver, 500 w PEP, want to buy a Marshallese dIctIonary Tomght At LANDS CONTRACT DAAG-43-67-C-0001 FL2000 lInear amplIfIer, matchIng for hIm WrIte Jean Ranahan, Peace The HourGlass IS publIshed dally Mon speaker and IDlcrophone, headset, new Corps Majuro day through Saturday tubes for lInear and transcEIver, RICHARDSON MaterIal for publIcatIon on the Heath monltorscope, phone patch & foot To buy 7 Iron golf club ~n faIr AROUND TOWN page must be submItted In sWItch, 24 hour clock, 4-element CUbIC condItIon Call 82468 wrItIng to the HourGlass 72 hours al quad WIth Ham-M-rotator and control prIor to desIred publIcatIon date unIt, homebrew 15 & 20 meter beam (6 To the screen In claSSIC dIsplay MaterIal for the AD and SPORTS pages SERVICES the Greek tragedy of and 5 elements), WIll delIver all for RelIable babySItter - experIenced must be In the HourGlass OffIce In $700 Call BIll Race at 99433 or "ODEIPUS 'THE KING" Call anytIme Mon thru Sun, 82460 wrItIng 24 hours prIor to desIred after 5 30 99461 on ROI Namur ChrIstopher Plummer, Orson Welles publIcatIon date Drama Color 7 30 Telephoned notIces and ads WIll not AT be accepted All copy and photographs Toaster, electrIC fry pan - 9", shoe ANNOUNCEMENTS become the property of the HourGlass rack, games, open sandWIch toaster, An organIzatIon and plannIng meet- RepublIcatIon of materIal contaIned SlIver heels - square toe 8AAA never Ing for the staff of the Protestant hereIn IS not authorIZed wIthout prIor worn, red flats (patent) sq toe 8AAA, Sunday School WIll be held tonIght IVEY HAll approval of the CommandIng OffIcer, brown leather sandles 7 1/2 narrow, at 7 30 pm In Room 15 of the George KwaJaleln MISSIle Range dresses -- SIzes 8 - 12 regular and Seltz School TOPICS for dISCUSSIon If you have not receIved your Hour Jr SIzes, shorts & shIrts SIzes 10 - WIll Include materIals, mUSIC, teach2r Glass by 6 15 pm please call 83539 12, 2 bull conch shells - sell or trade recruItIng and records All staff The latest Carry On caper between 6 15 pm and 6 45 pm and Call 82530 or see at Surf 208 between members are expected to attend and other "CARRY O"l TEACHER" a copy WIll be delIvered to you hours of 4 30 & 5 30 weekdays reSIdents WIshIng to serve as regular Kenneth Connor, Charles Hawtrey EDITOR Larry CorSI teaohers, SubstItutes or offIcers ar~ Comedy B&W 6 30 & STAFF MarCIa Chrlvla also urged to be In attendance For ATC 8 30 Peterson stroller, $10, Teetertot, further InformatIon about the meetIng GInger Storme wooden baby rocker, $10, two way Baby Lucy Bloedel or the Sunday School please call l1r Gro-tub, $3 All above Items In Claghorn at 82420 New reSIdents who Rudy BaldwIn very good condItIon GIrl's 20" bIke are Interested In serVIng as a teacher FEATURE WIth traInIng wheels - faIr condItIon, or offIcer are espeCIally InVIted to OCEAN VIEW WRITER Bob PhIllIpS $5 Must sell before May 27 Call attend the meetIng CIRCULATION 83316 MANAGER PhIl Pokoy VOlt slalom SkI only used once WIth PERSONAL TELEGRAPH SERVICE - All per double tow rope, $35, Bell 4 power sonnel are reIDlnded that the cost of "1l-JE HIGH COMMISSIONER" mIcroscope In woode, case, $10, wooden telegrams quoted on Page 8 of the KMR ChrIstopher Plummer &Rod Taylor wall shelves, $5, 2 press lood bullet 1 Telephone DIrectory IS only for delIvery Drama Color 7 30 & boards 3 1/2' by 2' Ideal for louvred to HawaII For telegrams to be de A 12 30 IB GLOBAL ASSOCIATES walls, $10, Japanese doll In ~aquer lIvered beygnd HawaII the cost WIll b2 case, new condItIon, $~5, two women's determIned by It'S destInatIon bIkes - KwaJ condItIon, $10 & $15 OFFICIAL BULLETIN Call 82497 or see at 105-A after 5 pm Water C.,.dition Orange Three-wheel bIke In good condItIon WATER USED YESTERDAY 350 000 GALS YOKWE YUK DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE Call 82225 after 5 pm 21)May69 LTC L !.-oyle 82831) WATER IN STORAGE 6,283,000 GALS 29May69 MAJ D Walker 82867 LIke slng-alongs? Fun and easy to 30May69 CPT L Rader 84691 play 18 chord SIlvertone electrIC Roman LeglOlls vs BarbarIan Hordes 31May69 LTC R SpeCker 82820 organ WIth bench and several mUSIC In IJun69 LTC R Leonard 81531 books Excellent condItIon, $60 There WIll be a Salt Water Outage "SWORD OF 'THE EMPIRE" 2Jun69 MAJ R Thompson 84555 Call evenIngs after fIve, 83750 on FrIday, May 30 between the hours Roman epIC B&W 7 &9 Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 Monday of 0800 - 1300 ALL faCIlItIes south ATC through FrIday, phone 81419 for Duty Matched palr- Kenmore washer and dryer of 8th Street wIll];e affected, ex OffIcer $150 Coldspot de-hum1dlfer, $75 cept the restrooms at Dally FIeld Duty OffIcer IS KwaJaleln MIsslle Walnut stack1ng shelves, desk-bar, Range CommandIng OffIcer's representa hI-f1 cabInet, $175 AkaI M-8 tape The Kwajaleln CommunIty Theater WIll TRADEWINDS tIve durIng other than normal duty recorder complete ~lth all accessor1es hold a regular me~tlng on Monday, June hours and packIng box, $200 Phone 82497 2 at 8 pm In Room 26 of the George or see at 105-A Seltz School ThIS]S the semI annual Meck Island MOVIes electlon meetlng, and our next pro Rory Calhoun IS wearIng hIS Mon Ass1gnment to KIll SerVIce for 12 Melmac dInnerware ductlon WIll be a subJect of dis "BLACK SPURS" Tues It Takes All KInds turqUOIse and whIte WIth serVIng CUSSIon All Interested Island re Western Color-WS 8 Wed Castle of LIv1ng Dead pleces, $13 50 Llbby glassware SIdents are welcome to attend AT goblets, sherberts, WIne glasses In Thur Journev to Center Earth SlIver leaf pattern, 20¢ 83645 It 1S WIth great appreclat10n and EncyclopedIa BrItannIca w1th Atlas and fond memorIes that we bId farewell bookcase, $195 Outdoor furnlture- to Kwajaleln and all the wonderful tables, chaIrs, etc Several pIeces people here We sIncerely thank all of furnlture SUItable for BQ rooms the people we have met and our many Phone 82497 anytIme frIends for helpIng make our fIve years on Kwajaleln so enJoyable We extend our best WIshes to you all One man's 26" bIke w/basket, $5, one /s/ The Bartholomews woman's 26" bIke w/basket, $10, port able battery operated record player, NASA FILMS $15 Call 84532 SPACE NAVIGATION RESEARCH PROJECT Wed Meck HOSPItal Large plastIC garbage can $2 50, Xmas Meck tree stand, 50¢, slIde sorter, $1, electrIC heatIng pad, $1 50, sweaters, $1, ladles dresses Slze 10-11, $1 each, men's shIrts Slze large, $1, men's shorts SIze 36, $1, boy's baseball shoes, SIze 8-9, $1, boy's 20" bIke, RFWAY $5, set of dIshes, $6, game of SumIDlt, $1, FIngers Harry game, $1, books, 10¢ each, gIrl's clothes SIze 7, $1, See at Tr 540 or call 82104 Penn reel - 10 0 WIth 125# test lIne & GarCIa rod, 6 eye roller wheel - used one tIme Excellent condItIon, $125 Call V Kruger 84506 evenIngs, T7304 days HELP WANTED Kentron HawaII, Ltd has openIngs In the follOWIng posltlons Secretary to the Range OperatIons Manager Short hand IS reqUIred In thIS poslt1on THE LAUNDRY, THE BEAUTY SALON, Weekly MOVie Schedule Secretary In the Range Control SectlO) AND THE BARBER SHOP -- shorthand or speed wrItIng IS de RICHARDSON OCEAN VIEW YOKWE YUK SIred but not an absolute reqmrement AccountIng Clerk In the Admln1stra CLOSED HORSE IN BLACK HIGH tlve/Payroll sectIon WIth preVIOUS experIence In payroll, cost account lng, and typIng of varIOUS statlstlce Saturday reports Knowledge of computer In put IS deSIred but not a necesslty Telephone operator PreVIOUS experI May 31 st ence deslreable but WIll conSIder tralnee ApplIcants should contact the Kentron AdmInIstratIve OffIce at Range U®aU® OperatIons BUIldIng 1009 1n pernon or call 83446/83596 between the hours of 0730 an.~d~1~6~3~0====~ __~ ______opened as usual LOST ( 10 00 TO 2 30 THE CHILDREN'S MATINEE AT THE IVEY HALL FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WILL BE TItus wrlst watch at Emon beach, last "iATMAN" AT 1 PM RUNNING TIME '10 MINUTES Sunday Please call 83642 anyt1me AND 4 00 TO 10 00)