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All The News That FltS We Prlnt KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS Saturday, March 7, 1970 I MIchigan's GOP Leadersh,p Space Goals for 70's Include Mars Landings PromIses Lenore Romney KEY BISCAYNE, FLA (UPI) -- PreSIdent NIxon commItted the Unlted States Support In Senate BId today to a decade of "bold but balanced" exploratIon of space WhICh would lnclude two unmanned "grand tours" of all the planets In the solar system LANSING"MICH (UPI) -- Mlchlgan's In the late 1970's Republlcan leadershlp, carefully fol­ The new space goals Included two unmanned landlngs on Mars for the flrst lowlng a scrlpt prepared by Gov Wll- close-up look at the surface of that planet 11am G Mllilken, today promlsed Lenore The PreSIdent left open the pOSSIbIlIty of landlng an Amerlcan on Mars Romney ltS support for the party's U S ln the 1980's Senate nomlnatl0n Cam Ranh Bay Air Base Nlxon also called for a ShIft In The more than 300 party leaders from emphasls ln the space program to throughout Mlchlgan took less than 10 HIt by Cong Rockets make use of space technology to lm­ mlnutes to glve the wlfe of Mlchlgan's prove the qualIty of 11fe on Earth former Governor thelr support on a 278- SAIGON (UPI) -- Vlet Cong gunners He sald space platforms would be 2S vote Only two weeks carller the flred fIve rockets Into the U S developed to help ln the flght same Republlcans fal1ed on three separ­ alr base at Cam Ranh Bay today but agaInst pollutIon of the Earth. ate ballots to come up wlth the 75 per­ milItary sources saId the predawn The cost of the new space adven­ cent agreement the ground rules dlC­ raId caused neIther damage nor cas­ tures, accordlng to NASA Director tated was needed to settle on a cand­ ualtles Flve Amerlcans were wound­ Thomas Palne, wl11 range over the Hlate ed ln the loss of three more hell­ decade from $3 5 - $5 blillon a Today's vote, however, was a roll copters to Communlst snlpers year. For the comlng year the Pres­ call vote rather than a secret ballot In ground fIghtlng, troops of ldent has requested $3 3 bIllIon for and Ml1llken, who had been neutral South Korea's TIger Dlvlsl0n, one space, down 12 percent from thIS durIng the meetlng two weeks ago, had of the toughest unlts flghtlng on year tWIsted the necessary arms Slnce then the Ailled SIde, reported kIlllng The PreSIdent saId the new goals to Insure the easy Wln for Mrs Romney 330 North Vletnamese and Vlet Cong wl11 build on the successes of the Mlll1ken had sald hlS stance as In a 23-day operatIon 285 mIles past party leader would be "on the 11ne" ln northeast of SaIgon near QUI Nhon "By no means," he saId In a state­ support of the 61-year-old grandmoth­ CIty The campalgn cost 17 South ment Issued from hlS Key BIscayne er Korean dead and 34 wounded resort home, "should we allow our Sources reportIng the rocket at­ space program to stagnate. But, Mrll,ons on East Coast tack on Cam Ranh Bay, one of the WIth the entlre future and the entIre most secure bases In VIet Nam, sald unlverse before us, we should not Exp nence DaytIme Dark the mlssI1es were 107mm models of the try to do everythlng at once " Of Total Solar Ecl,pse type supplIed CommunIst forces by The Moon landlng mlSSlons durlng the SOVlet Unl0n They have a range the next two years wl11 Include one UPI -- The Sun blInked for North of about four mIles but are not ln WhlCh Astronauts wl1l take along Amerlcan EarthlIngs today, and mIl­ partIcularly accurate a Rover vehlcle, allowlng them to lIons on the east coast experIenced Three AmerIcans were lnJured ln travel 20 - 25 mlles from thelr the spooky daytIme dark of a total the loss of a helIcopter about 60 landlng craft on the surface of the solar eclIpse mlles southwest of SaIgon near Ben Moon Moon exploratl0n wlll be The racIng shadow of the Moon pen­ Tre In the Mekong Delta, and two suspended for one year at the end cIled an 8S-mlle-wlde path up the pop­ more were wounded when the thIrd of 1972 ulous eastern U S seaboard from alrcraft was downed In red clay hIll FlorIda to ~aryland lIke a gatherIng country near Hue about 370 mIles black tropIcal storm to the oohs and northeast of SaIgon Thant Summons MIdeast aahs of once-ln-a-llfetlme watchers In WashIngton, DC, about 100 Peace Envoy to New York young women and men gathered In con­ centrIC CIrcles, holdIng hands and MIDEAST (UPI) -- UnIted Natlons hummIng Eastern chants They snake­ Secretary General Thant today sum­ danced theIr way through a crowd of moned hlS speclal Mlddle East peace several thousand eclIpse-gazers gath­ envoy, Gunnar JarrIng, from Moscow ered at the base of the WashIngton to U N Headquarters ln the wake of Monument, and theIr long-haIred lead­ an Israell commando rald lnto Leb­ er led them through IndIan prayers anon In Whlch a Lebanese so Idler was ThIS was the fIrst total eclIpse of reported kll1ed comparable magnItude and duratIon An offlclal U N statement re­ SInce 1878 and the last untIl 2024 ported that Jarrlng, now at hlS post Hundreds of SCIentIsts made the most as Swedlsh Ambassador to the Sovlet of It at scores of SItes, sendIng up Unlon, wlll return to New York on rocket probes and Jet planes In a Tuesday to "resume hlS consultatIon myrIad of tests wlth the Secretary General, the rep­ A hoverIng U S satellIte took PIC­ resentatlves of the lnterested par­ tures of the shadow as It swept at tles and others concerned" l.n the 1500 mph from the South PaCIfIC, Mex­ Ml.ddle East CrlSl.S ICO'S Isthmus of Tehuantepec, up the The surprlse summonl.ng of Jarrlng, southeast U S coastllne and across who had futl.lely trl.ed early to Nantucket Island, Mass , Nova ScotIa fl.nd a basl.s for a Ml.deast settle­ and Newfoundland ment, came amld helghtenl.ng concern UPI Space WrIter Edward DeLong, over growlng tenSlon between Lebanon flYlng WIth a team of SCIentlsts and Israel over Arab guerrIlla ac­ aboard an AIr Force Jet 36,800 feet tlVl.tl.eS above the Gulf of MeXICO, sald the In BeIrut today, ml.litary spokes­

Moon's shadow approachIng from the GOVERNOR BENCHED GC\ LOllI" B Nunn of Kentucky men sal.d Israel troops kl.lled one southwest bore down "lIke a bIg blue \\ 01 ks ..it hl~ desk III FI ankfort WIth hIS left leg propped on a Lebanonese soldler, wounded a C1V­ funnel " ~tool He hloke hh ankle willIe playmg b'l"ketb'lll WIth hl~ l.lian and kldnaped two cl.vllians. tecn'lge ,>on Steve ------______,_I_lliIJIJII~1I c c

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Flow r Servle Offered Church Bull tin SpeCIal ServIces IS offerIng LATTER DAY SAINTS a flower orderIng serVIce through Services are held in the Fine FlorIsts' InternatIonal Delivery. Arts Building. Priesthood meeting Surprise that special someone at is at 8·3D am Sunday School and home for Easter and order some Sacrament meeting are at 9 45 am. Met Global's A vlatlon Manager flowers now Order blanks are avaIlable In the SpeCIal ServIces EPISCOPAL SrRVICES Global AVIatIon Manager Alan Campbell learn­ OffIce and at the HourGlass OffIce Fvenlng prayer wl1l be conducted ed to fly In PIper Cubs That was In 1939. PrIces range from $7 50 on up at 6 pm In the Island Memorla1 Three years later, he JOIned the then Army Chapel on Sunday evenIng Alr Corps as an aVIatIon cadet All Interested Island resldents Alan has the dlstlnctlon of havlng receIved are InVIted to attend hlS "wlngs" through one of two RAF flIght CATHOLIC schools operated In the UnIted States durIng Mass of the Sunday IS offered World War II Saturday afternoon at 5:15, Sunday He flew C54's throughout the war, on at 7 and 9 15 am In the Island Mem­ several asslgnments afterwards and then for orIal Chapel and at 11 20 am on a year and a half at KMR before being promoted ROl-Namur Partlclpatlon in the to hlS present posItIon Saturday afternoon Mass fulf1lls the Sunday obllgatlon Nursery facliltles are avaIlable at the Island Day Nursery on Sun­ day dunn)! the 9 15 Mass Dally Mass IS at 4 4S pm In the Blessed Sac..rdment Chapel, Tuesday through FrlddY (except FIrst Fr1- day IS at 5 pm) Rabies Inoculations Sunday COnfe&SlOnS 15 mlnutes before A Rables InoculatIon Program weekday Mas&es and Saturday from WIll be held Sunday, March 8th, 4 30 - 5 pm and from 7 30 - 8 30 pm at the Central PolIce StatIon CCD cldsses for grades 7 - 12 on All dog and cat owners are remInd­ Monda) ev€Dlng at 7 pm at George ed that Annual RabIes InoculatIons Seltz SchJol Classes for grades are requIred for all anImals on 1-6 Saturday rrlornlngs at 9 am at the KwaJaleln Atoll Inoculations George Se~tz ~Lhool Second grade and reglstratlon for all anImals classes ate dL'oted to preparation over three months of age, and for :lrst COrnMU~lOn those reqUIrIng theIr annual Inoc­ Nursery school for 4 and 5 year ulatIon can be obtaIned between olds Sur day mornl'g durIng 9 15 the hours of 10 30 am and 1 30 pm Mass at the CommunIty Center ThlS Sunday, Narch 8th WIll be EVANGELISTIC HOUR In a conversatlon wlth the HourGlass today, for CATS ONLY the followlng Sun­ An lnformal worshlp serVlce 1S Alan thought a moment then commented, "My day, March 15th wlll be for DOGS In the Memorlal Chapel each Sunday best tour was when I was statloned at Nouas­ ONLY nlght beglnnlug at 7 pm. A song seur Alr Force Base In Casablanca, Morocco" There IS a charge of $2 50 for and a testlmony servlce. WIth a He was there from 1960-63 "I used to snow the Inoculatlon and $1 for regls­ sermon skl untll I broke an ankle In the Atlas Moun­ tratlon Adults must accompany CHURCH OF CHRIST talns," Alan InterJected, referrlng to that all pets For further Informatlon, SerVIces dre held each Sunday In tour telephone the Sanltatlon Dept Rooms 20, 21 and 22 of the George Querled about the operatlon here, Alan at 82163 or 82150 Seltz School WorshIp serVIce a' noted, "Most of our runs here are very short 9 am Blble study at 10 am ViSI­ "He have a very hlgh percentage of take Square Daneersl tors are \,elcome For further in­ offs and landlngs compared to other passenger There were SIX squares sWlnglng formatlon (all 82622, 82327 or type operatlons at the Communlty Center last Sun­ 82710 "ThlS means Increased use of brake systems day from 7 - 10 pm Most of the PROTESTANT and tIres, In partlcular at Meck wlth the baSIC movements were revlewed Sunday MornIng WorshIp SerVIces short fIeld and conslstent cross wlnd fac­ There wlll be two more reVIew WIll be held at 8 and 11 am at the tor " classes, thlS Sunday, March 8th Island MemorIal Chapel Rev Buck Alan added that the AVlatlon Department and agaln on Sunday, March 15th WIll preach the sermon entItled "The serVlces all tranSIent aIrcraft landlng here If you were once an actIve GIft and Demand of Love" based on In addItIon to maIntaInIng the two Jet-power­ square dancer, but have been Romand 5 1-11 There WIll be a duet ed hellcopters, four Carlbous and three C54s away from It for sometlme and for the 8 am servIce and the SenIor On Island T,'] th Alan are hlS wlfe, Ann, and hence are "rusty," or If you Chapel ChOIr WIll SIng at the 11 am two of thelr SIX chlldren Jeanne, 12, and have recently gone through a be­ serVIce Janet, 8 glnner's class coverIng a mlnlmum Nursery faCIlIties are available of 50 baSIC square dance move- at the Island Day Nursery durIng Wear,"' of the Green Near ments then get back Into the Sunday School and the 11 am WorshIp sWlng by attendlng the reVlew serVIce The Nursery IS open from The h"aJ aleIn Cathollc ParIsh IS plannIng a seSSlons of the ATOLL 8's Square 9 15 am - 12 20 pm St PatrIck's Dav Shlndlg' Plan now to attend Dance Club, thlS Sunday at 7 pm Sunday School classes are for the dInner-:ance on March 15th at the Yokwe all ages and held at the George Yu~ Club There wlll be a prIme rlb dlnner Seltz School at 9 30 am Adults for $3 75 and admlssIon for the affalr wlll be Help Conserve Water are present to aSSIst newcomers an addltIonal Sl 00 MUSIC by Danny LaVllla In flndlng theIr classrooms Sun­ and hIS Trlo no host bar from 7 30 - 8 30 day School on ROl-Namur IS at 9 am pm Everybody's Helcome' Need Help? In the CommunIty BUIldIng New arrIval? Call 83550 for The Sunday EvenIng WorshIp Ser­ Take Short Showers removal of packlng boxes Vlce on ROl-Namur wlll be held at CleanIng your yard? Call 7 pm In the CommunIty BUIldIng and 83550 for removal of old lumber WIll be led by Rev. Buck Holy Chrlstlan SC1~nce Sunday Schoo~ IS belng and palm fronds CommunIon WIll be served held every Sunday at 9 30 am at Tr 589 Havlng a problem WIth garden Young people up to age of 20 are InVIted to pests? Call 83550 attend Havlng a problem 'Yl. th termItes or cockroaches? Call 83550 for Save Water The Mutual Investment Club wlll hold ItS sprayIng regular monthly meetlng at 7 pm Monday, Would you llke to have a lawn Paper Cups and Plates March 9th In Rm 105 of the hIgh school mower dellvered to your quarters? bUlldlng There are presentlv two new mem­ Call 83353 or 83518 Don't Need Wasfllngl bershIps avallable If Interested in JOln­ HaVIng a rodent problem? Call lng, call Mr Hlrst (82151) or Mr GUdZlkow­ 83550 and a pest control man wlll skl (83463) help you

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Saturday, March 7, 1970 HOURGLASS J JI" SViet Sa,s Allies Hare S s 'Subt' Form of Racism' fx6austed Concessions Agnew Warns About Urban Solutions ParIS (UPI)--South VIet Nam's chIef peace negotIator In ParIS saId today WashIngton (UPI) --VIce PreSIdent SpIro T Agnew warned today that -:1.t t ( {fJ[)i I fl"

the AllIes have made all the conces­ to solve urban problems solelyby ImprovIng houslng, schools and E:mYJlrJ!ffl'_r,t j (j SIons they could and would make no move the ghettos could "constItute" a subtle form of raCIsm

at the negotIatIons untIl HanoI and the He sald confInIng our efforts to these areas mlght encourage morE: ho-:;t 11 j t j J fl VIet Cong make a recIprocal gesture U S SOCIety In an exclusIve IntervIew WIth UPI, Agnew spoke to the annual conference of the Natlonal Alllance of BUSlrlE::SSTWon, Ambassador Pham Dang Lam, who has been Peace Group Releases List the government-busIness partnE:rslnI) shapIng SaIgon's foreIgn POlICY or • that has begun to step up hIrIng aJl'l helpIng to formulate It sInce 1955, Of Alleged American POWS traInIng of the hard core unemploYE:d saId the AllIes had contIngency plans New York (UPI)--A Ilst of names of The VIce PreSIdent strongly appedlE:d for any eventuallty--even a breakup 14 AmerIcan prIsoners of war beIng held to suburbanltes to solve the problems of the conference by the CommunIsts captlve In North VIet Nam was released of the CItIes The deadlock, the 51-year-old career yesterday by a peace group that saId It "The suburban dweller who turns hIS dIplomat saId, had thIS VIew "The got them In a cable from HanOI back on CIty problems and clalms that CommunIst sIde sImply does not want to The Defense Department refused yester- he should not flnanclally contrIbute to seek a negotIated SolutIon that day to verIfy that the names on the theIr SolutIon IS closlng hls eyes to would naturally Imply mutual conces­ Ilst were the same as those of mlsslng the dIrect relatIonshIp between the SIons serVIcemen economIc VIabIlIty of hIS county and "They demand sImply our surrender, ChlCdgO Seven defendant DaVId Dellln- CIty," Agnew saId In hIS prepared address as If the ParIs conference has been ger, a member of the Commlttee of Llal- "All of the proflta"Qle beltway In- called to consecrate a vIctory of the son WIth Famllles of Servlcemen Detaln- dustrles and the dramatlc mercantIle CommunIst camp," he saId ed In North VIet Nam, saId the lIst growth In urban countIes can be attrl- "We are ready for any eventualIty," contaIned names of three CalIfornIa men buted to theIr posltlonlng around the Lam saId In reply to a questIon of two from New York, two from FlorIda, CIty hub" how the AllIes would react to a break­ two from Oklahoma, two from VIrglnla Agnew saId that because most problems up of the talks by HanoI and the VIet and one each from Georgla, Honolulu and of race and poverty are found In the Cong, or whether they would bIde theIr North CarolIna ghettos, many persons assumed that the tIme In ParIs and walt for conceSSIons WIllIam KUnstler, DellInger's lawyer SolutIons also must be found there "If the CommunIsts decIde to open at the ChIcago Seven CJnSplracy trIal, "Resources needed to solve the urban a real dIalogue wIth us, they wIll brought back a lIst of 59 names of poverty problems--land money and Jobs-- fInd us ready as always to seek wIth mISSIng men he obtaIned on a trlp to are presently In scarce supply In the them an equItable and reasonable ParIS last November lnner cltles," Agnew saId solutlon--a SolutIon that would re­ The commIttee claIms to have recelV- "I am concerned that the restrlctlve spect the free self-determInatIon of ed letters In December from 138 prlson- ghetto SolutIons may In effect constl­ the South VIetnamese populatIon " ers and relayed them to theIr famIlIes tute a subtle form of raCIsm," he added The commIttee saId It got another 69 "AllowIng members of mlnorlty groups letters In January to fInd pOSSIbIlItIes for decent hous- The commIttee now claIms to have lng, Income, Jobs and educatlonal oppor- verIfIed that 187 AmerIcans are beIng tunltles In a Ilmlted geographIcal area held captlve In North VIet Nam and fIve that lS already or IS destlned to become known to have dled In crashes a mInorIty enclave encourages segregated lIVIng and the development of raCIal RANGE OPEIA rlOll hostIlIty" A range operatIon IS scheduled for Lynn Townsend, chaIrman of the Chrysler Monday, March 9 Although there WIll Corp , assumed offIce today as head of be no general blackout on KwaJaleln, the allIance optlcal requlrements may necessItate turnIng off the rotatIng beacon and pOSSIbly some other lIghts durIng cer- Check for Drlppmg Fauc ts taln phases of the operatIon VehIcle 'j llghts WIll not be affected In connectlon WIth thIS operatIon hazard areas Wlll eXIst In the ocean ~~, ' l' J '\ h wIthln a 200 nautIcal mIle radIUS of (II1ft/MT 1 ", KwaJaleln and In the KwaJaleln atoll on ~ -- the lslands and In the lagoon between SKY BORN 1), H"lJLlt t RUIll'IO 30 holds hel fOlllth chlid a Ilne JOlnlng and lncludlng Yabbenohr 111 "til J I 1Il(1~(lI !lot Ill)];" ,ftu enplll1lllg flom Tokyo \\Ith and Bogeru lslands and a Ilne JOlnlng IJnh til" l \ It tOI ) R()\\llll J Reubell 18 months The and lncludlng Omelek and Legan Islands aaS'l8R d,Il"I\ III till I"t IU\\ of fll,t ell" ~e'1t5 \\'1~ the 400th Inl ,t,\\ ,"l,,, \Illll \\ I'~l 27 \\ho IS lookmg on She de Unless speclflcally authorIzed, all Il\llld ,q'l I' I 111Id\\I[l IIld legl,telecl nUI;,e III hel natIve personnel asslgned to duty or Ilvlng on 11l~I'lld Thl blb\ I~ ~nnl1\lllll VlctOlll The mothel \\'1;' any of the lslands WIthIn the above caRDS 'Il I dutl to \folltll Ii \\ Illi hel hU5b'1nd Dr Roel Romelo KwaJ aleln atoll hazard area must el ther \\ Jill I' l lImpll tl!l~ III III O~UI gel \ lt MlGlIl Unl\ el srty "take cover II In an approved shelter when dIrected or remaIn out of thls Gr ec Grants Onass.s R.ght hazard area between the hours of 0900 and 1900 Monday, March 9 Unless To Bu.ld Huge 0.1 Complex speclflcally authorlzed, no craft wlll A.thens (UPI)--Arlstotle OnaSSlS won enter or be In the above KwaJalelD the "Battle of Ty-coons" ,nth rIval atoll hazard area between the hours snIppIng magnate Stavros Nlarchos to­ stated above day when the Greek government granted hIm the rIghts to bUIld a huge new 011 Blasts Rock NY V dlage House and alumInum cowplex New York (UPI)--Three VIolent explo­ Iharchos got a consolatIon prIze In SIons blew the front off a GreenWIch the form of permIssIon to expand an VIllage town house yesterday, kIllIng eXIstIng refInery he operates, to at least one person and startlng a bUIld a lubrIcatIve 011 plant and to flre that drove 23 famllles from enlarge hIS shIpyards thelr homes A government spokesman saId an Fllm star DustIn Hoffman, hIS WIfe agreement SIgned WIth Onassls calls and daughter were among those temporar­ for hIm to Invest at least $600 mIl­ Ily dIspossessed by the flames lIon In the proJect assIgned hIm Two young women, one of them nude, Nlarchos was commItted to Invest­ escaped from the wreckage They left flents totalIng at least $200 mIllIon the scene In an apparent state of shock The OnasSls-Nlarchos contest for and have not yet been located by author­ the new 011 refInery was theIr bIggest ltles In 20 years of publIC feudIng Hoffman declIned to estImate hls loss ( - Page 4 HOURGLASS SPORTS Saturday, March 7, 1970 Pro Bask tball M untainball 5ch dul Handball The New York Knlckerbockers reduced to four Sunday, March 8 Mondav.z March 9 Court #1 thelr number for c11nchlng the Natlonal Bas­ Dally Fleld 5·15 Ramsey & Kelly ketball Assoclatlon's Eastern tltle by defeat­ 12 00 Teen Center vs Range Rld vs lng the San Dlego Rockets, 107-103, last (Conrad & Chff) Haddon & Chung nlght. Dave Debusschere led the Knlcks wlth 1 30 Spartans II vs Bagger Rats Tuesday. March 10 Court #2 30 pOlnts -- hlS hlgh for the season (Scudamore & Talbert) 5 15 Aklona & Matsunaga In other NBA games, Lew Alclndor's 38 pOlnts 3 00 Kentron vs Olympla vs helped the Ml1waukee Bucks edge Detrolt, 121- (Bunyon & Gouvela) Mau & Santlago 118, desplte 42 pOlnts by the Plstons' Dave 4 30 Palm Ter A vs Hawallanas Yesterday's Scores Blng (Gouvela & Runyon) Aklona & Matsunaga over Hal Greer's 30 pOlnts and Bl11y Cunnlngham's Brandon Fleld Pallshem & Nlshlene 29 paced the Phl1adelphla 76ers to a 150-134 12 00 Douglas vs Vlklngs 15-2 15-11 romp over the Boston Celtlcs (Boswell & Holderread) The San Franclsco Warrlors beat the Phoe­ 1 30 Rocky Root. vs Palm Ter. B * * * * nlX Suns, 107-97, wlth the help of Jeff Mul­ (Wooley & Elrod) Weco Wins fe' T.tle hns' 25 p01nts 3 00 Islanders vs KMR Weco defeated Douglas, 32-24, Ba1tlmore topped Los Angeles, 105-100, wlth (Champlon & Ragusa) In basketball actl0n last nlght the Bullets' Earl Monroe slnklng 29 pOlnts, Monday, March 9 to become the C League champl0ns 11 of them In the last 12 mlnutes. Dally Fleld The Wlnners went ahead early In And the Seattle Supersonlcs defeated Cln­ 5 30 Ebeye Islanders vs ROl Namur the game and held the lead clnnatl, 126-122 Sonlcs player Lenny Wl1- (Akana & Runyon) throughout Douglas rallled early kens scored 10 pOlnts In the last two mlnutes Brandon Fleld In the fourth quarter but were In the ABA The New York Nets nlpped the 5 15 Kool Kats vs P D R. held down after a short scorlng Plttsburgh Plpers, 104-103, on Sonny Dove's (Conrad & Ragusa) spree Both teams suffered two tlp-ln basket wlth two seconds remalnlng In Tuesday, March 10 losses durlng"regular season play overtlme The Indlana Pacers defeated the Dally Fleld Douglas' record was good enough ~haml Flondlans, 119-116 5 30 Spartans vs Altalr for second placer In the league Junior Soccer (Runyon & Dempsey) Carnahan led Weco In scorlng wlth Brandon Fleld 11 pOlnts, nlne of them scored on ThlS year the Junl0r Soccer League wl11 be 5 15 Seven Crown vs Palm Ter B dlvlded lnto two leagues the Pee Wee League free throws Wooley scored elght (Elrod & Wooley) for the Wlnners Hughes, Parker for boys ages 9 to 11 and the Junlor League The Kool '~ats scored a 10-0 for boys ages 12 to 14 ThlS wl11make for more a~d O'Rourke each scored flve for shut-out over Wenoca In SlX In­ Douglas Congratulatl0ns to both excltlng competltlon nlngs yesterday at Brandon Fleld teams for thelr flne play' I There lS stlll plenty of tlme to JOln Wenoca managed to plck up only * * * * * elther of these two groups The plaYlng sea­ three hltS off pltcher Davld son wlll not start untll after the basketball The Kool Kats led 4-0 untl1 they Protest Lodg d season So, everyone who lS lnterested In rallled for SlX runs on flve hltS There has been a protest lodged JOlnlng, flll out the appllcatlon below and In the slxth lnnlng Abraham led In the Vlklngs - Medlcare game turn lt In to Speclal SerVlces offlce. the Wlnners wlth three hltS, In­ All Natl0nal League coaches are Also, anyone lnterested In coachlng a team cludlng a home run, S10Sl and asked to meet In the Speclal Ser­ contact Speclal Servlces and leave your name Leo each contrlbuted two hltS Vlces Offlce Monday, March 9 at and phone number * * * * * 7 pm for the arbltratl0n board meetlng Call Jlm Neale, Speclal SOCCER PERMISSION SLIP SOCCER Servlces, 83331, lf you can't Flnal standlngs for the Soccer NAME AGE, _____ make thlS meetlng League play are * * * * * ------Game POlnts I wlll allow my son to play In the 1970 Junl0r Shamrock Rovers 20 Basketball Notic Ebeye Blues 17 Soccer League Is/______----- All teams who have flnlshed Spartans 9 thelr season In men's basketball Matadors 9 are requested to return thelr GOLF LEAGUE Indlans 4 check-out basketballs to the Western D1Vlslon Fourth Week CUP PLAY OFF Gear Locker as soon as posslble 4 30 Palm Terrace II vs Burns & Roe Sunday, March 8 Flrst Round * * * * * 4 45 Century vs SEM 3 30 Indlans vs Ebeye Blues 5 00 Meck Island vs Spartan I 5 pm Spartans vs Matadors Women's Golf Tee #3 IMPORTANT NOTICE There wlll be Kwajaleln ~omen's Golf ASSOCla­ 4 30 Flre Flghters vs Marlne Dept a meetlng at the Small Boat tlon -- ThlS comlng Sunday, March Wednesday, March 11 Marlna for all members of the Soc­ 8, the KWGA lS havlng an 18-hole 4 30 Spartan III vs Internatl0nals cer Assoclatl0n on Monday, March Blngo-Bango-Bongo event (flrst 4 45 Admlnlstratlon vs Kentron 9 at 7 30. ThlS lS a bUSlness on green - nearest cup - flrst In 5 00 Acee Duce vs Spartan I meetlng for electl0ns of new cup) Women wlshlng to partlcl­ Tee #3 offlcers and the Soccer Assocla­ pate should meet on the 1st tee 4 30 George Seltz vs Sensea tlon party wlll be planned All no later than 12 noon for expla­ Fnday, March 13 members and players are requested natl0n of rules We hope to have 4 30 Sensea vs Marlne Dept to attend all players off the tee by 12 30 4 45 Spartan III vs Palm Terrace II * * * * * Immedlately followlng play we wlll 5 00 Meck Island vs Admlnlstratlon have awards and refreshments at Saturday, March 14 Junior Bosketball the club house We hope all mem­ 8 00 George Seltz vs KMR II In JUnlor play last nlght, the bers wl11 jOln us for the fun If 8 45 Kentron vs Sandtrappers Teen Club jumped off to a blg you are not a KWGA member and Eastern D1V1Slon lead to plck up a 28-25 Wln over would llke to be, call 82679 or Tuesday, March 10 the Hawall Chlefs The Wlnners 82405 4 30 BTL Ralders vs Palm Terrace I held an 18-9 lead at the half * * * 4 45 Hackers vs Cabbage Patch Flve that was good enough for the V1C­ * * 5 00 MZC vs Communlty Servlces tory Schatzer scored nlne for Softball Schedul Tee #3 the wlnners, Grason had elght and Sunday. March 8 4 30 Tee Sockers vs Hlgh School Stewart contrlbuted seven. Mlchel 3 pm Teen Center vs Palm Terrace Thursday, March 12 led the Chlefs wlth elght, Putman (Hasegawa & Phl11lpS) 4 30 COE vs Maverlck and Daglls each scored SlX 5 pm Weco Sparklers vs Ralders 4 45 Sprlnt I vs Ho-Me Monday, March 9 (Neale & Lauten) 5 00 Spartan IV vs Palm Terrace I 4 45 Hawall Chlefs vs Flre Dept. Tuesday, March 10 Tee #3 Tuesday, March 10 5 pm Vlklngs vs Ralders 4 30 Brownbaggers vs BTL Ralders 4 45 Neale's Ralders vs Faculty (Gouvela & Conrad) Saturday, March 14 Wednesday. March 11 Wednesday, March 11 8 30 am Mashles vs Brownbaggers 4 45 Teen Center vs Haw Chlefs 5 pm Teen Center vs ROl No Ka Oe 9 00 am KMR I vs Spartan IV Thursday. March 12 (Hasegawa & Chlng) 9 30 am COE vs Hlgh School 4 45 011 Can Harry vs Flre Dept * * * * * 4 30 pm Communlty Servlces vs Spartan II Frlday. March 13 ROI NO KA OE PRACTICE -- There 4 45 pm Cabbage Patch Flve vs Ho-Me 4 45 Teen Center vs Faculty wl11 be a practlce Sunday at 10 5 00 pm MZC vs Tee Sockers * * * * am at the Llttle League Fleld •

Saturday, March 7, 1970 HOURGLASS Page 5 * ** ;Next Weel's )tovies * ** MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY - SEVEN DAYS WALLS OF WALK WITH NIGHT OF THE RICHARDSON JUNGLE HUNTER IN MAY APRIL FOOLS FEAR LOVE & DEATH IGUANA LAND RAIDERS ATC AT AT AT A A AT 7 30 7 30 7 30 7 30 7'30 7 30 7'30

NIGHT OF THE WALLS OF SEVEN DAYS WALK WITH OCEAN VIEW IGUANA FEAR IN MAY LOVE & DEATH LAND RAIDERS JUNGLE HUNTER APRIL FOOLS A AT AT A AT ATC AT 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12.30 7 30 & 12 30 7:30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30 7 30 & 12 30

SEVEN DAYS WALK WITH NIGHT OF THE WALLS OF YOKWE YUK IN MAY LOVE & DEATH LAND RAIDERS JUNGLE HUNTER IGUANA APRIL FOOLS FEAR AT A AT ATC A AT AT 7 & 9 10 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 15 7 & 9 7 & 9

WALLS OF CALLOWAYS SEVFN DAYS LL MOOCHIE IVEY HALL FEAR APRIL FOOLS ATC 6 30 IN MAY JUNGLE HUNTER LAND RAID':RS ATC 6 30 AT AT LOVE & DEATH AT ATC AT NIGHT OF IGUANA 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 A 8 30 6 30 & 8 30 6 30 & 8'30 6 30 & 8 30 A 8 30

NIGHT OF THE WALLS OF SEVEN DAYS WALK WITH TRADE WINDS LAND RAIDERS JUNGLE HUNTER IGUANA P.PRIL FOOLS FFAR "IN MAY LOVE & DEATH AT ATC A AT AT AT A 8 8 8 8 8 8 8

BRIGHT WATER MCKENNA'S SAMSON & MECK ISLAND IN HARMS WAY HELLS BELLES ROBBERY ATC JUSTINE GOLD DELILAH AT A AT 8 A AT AT 8 8 8 APOLLO FILM 8 8 8

Broadway stage h1t dealing w1th passion, lonel1ness and frustration among life's Sunday's Movies Pic 01 ~lteWeel m1sf1ts ~lchard Burton glves a won­ RICHARDSON -- Robbery THE APRIL FOOLS AT derfully, pa1nfully believable f1lm Stanley Baker Comedy. RT 100 RD 1969 . Color performance as an unstable, d1scred1ted Melodrama Color Jack Lemmon, Cather1ne Deneuve, Peter m1n1ster, a weak man with strong 1m­ 7 30 AT Lawford pulses, reduced to gU1d1ng bus loads of OCEAN VIEW -- McKenna's Gold Unhapp1ly marr1ed Jack Lemmon, a stock lady tour1sts south of the border seek- Gregory Peck broker, gets a b1g promot1on 1n h1S 1ng adventure 1n Mexico's off-beat Western ColorWS f1rrn and gets 1nvited to h1S boss' resorts 7 30 & 12 30 AT luxur10us apartment to celebrate A THE LAND RAIDERS AT YOKWE YUK Samson & Del1lah Jet-set cockta1l party 1S 1n full sW1ng Western RT 102 RD 1969 .Color Myth1cal Adventure B&W when Lemmon arr1ves Bew1ldered by the George Mahar1s, Telly Savalas Victor Mature crush, the n01se, the assert1ve guests, A few years after the C1vil War, a 7 & 9 15 AT he lS 19nored unt1l he lS rescued by a bustl1ng town 1n the Ind1an terr1tory IVEY HALL Wh1te Wilderness lovely Paris1enne (Cather1ne Deneuve), of Ar1zona becomes a mecca for adven­ 6 30 ATC who w1ll1ngly leaves the gather1ng with turous settlers and troublesome dr1ft­ Just1ne h1m, neglect1ng to 1nforrn h1m that she ers Telly Savalas, the tough and Anouk A1mee 1S h1S host's w1fe avar1C10US town boss, is deterrn1ned to Drama ColorWS A WALK WITR LOVE & DEATH A see the town and himself prosper des­ 8 30 A Drama RT 92 RD 1969 Color p1te the menace created by maraud1ng TRADE Hells Belles AnJel1ca Huston, Assaf Dayan Apaches who are bent on driv1ng the WINDS Jeremy Slate D1rector John Huston uses the lonely wh1te man off Act10n Drama Color countrys1de for the bloody warfare of TAFFY AND THE JUNGLE HUNTER ATC 8 A peasants aga1nst nobles 1n med1eval An1mal Adventure RT 9l •• RD 1965. B&W France dur1ng the 14th Century Arn1dst Jacques Bergerac, Manuel Padilla RICHARDSON DOUBLE FEATURE the destruct10n of humans and v1llages, The e1ght-year-old son of an Afr1can JOHN & MARY A the f1lm relates a tender love story Jungle hunter 1S heartbroken at the Love Drama •• RT 94 RD 1969 .Color of two young freedom-loving French thought of mov1ng and leav1ng his pet Dustin Hoffman, M1a Farrow patr1ots, enacted by Anjelica Huston elephant beh1nd when his father 1S warn­ A current box-office hit, it stars and Assaf Dayan ed of hostile tribes The boy runs away Dustin Hoffman of "The Graduate" and SEVEN DAYS IN MAY AT w1th the baby elephant accompanied by "Midn1ght Cowboy" fame and sultry M1a Drama. RT 120 RD 1964 B & W a llvely ch1mp H1S adventures in the Farrow, ex-w1fe of Frank Slnatra Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas Jungle lead a hazardous trail unt1l he Th1S 1S a love drama of two d1senchan­ The author of this mOV1e eV1dently 1S rescued by h1S father. ted young ind1v1duals who meet for the fash10ned the story on the factual WALLS OF FEAR AT f1rst time 1n New York C1ty and 1m­ happen1ngs of several Latin-Arner1can Drama RT 90 •• RD 1965 ••• B & W mediately discover they are qU1te countr1es in the past 20 years A U S Raoul Andre, Louise Carletta ready for domestic bl1SS Mar1ne colonel uncovers a plot by top Produced by a French film company with m1l1tary officers to seize the Pres1- dubbed-in Engl1sh, the complicated plot FILM RATINGS dent of the Un1ted States and then take tells of a French Res1stance underground Films that are rated as "A" are in a over the government by setting up a patr10t who blows up a Nazi troop- category which includes motion pic­ military junta How the Marine colonel carrying tra1n dur1ng World War II He tures that, because of the1r theme, handles the situation develops 1nto the escapes the Gestapo and f1nds sanctuary content and treatment, should be 11- h1gh p01nt ant1-cl1max of th1S excel­ 1n a mental 1nstitut10n under an assumed m1ted to an adult aud1ence The ra­ lent drama studded w1th b1g-name stars name When the war ends, he meets op- ting system 1S simply a guideline THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA A pos1t1on when he tr1es to prove his Such pictures should not be viewed by Drama RT 125 •• RD 1964. B & W real 1dent1ty children and young adults, unless ac- R1chard Burton, Ava Gardner, Deborah IVEY HALL MATINEE companied by the1r parents The res- Kerr The Gnome-Mob1le ponsibility rests with the parents This 1S a powerful, 1ntensely dramat1c A Walt D1sney fantasy-adventure film to keep their children from these p1ctur1zat1on of Tennessee W1ll1am's ln color. movies 1 t c

Page 6 HOURGLASS Saturday, March 7, 1970 I LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE Republicans Eye Possible Senate Control; Z. ~ Seven More Seats Could Turn the Trick!

PRESENT SENATE PRESENT HOUSE

DEMS...... 51 OEMS ...... 245 GOfl ...... " . . 43 GOP • . . . 189

A NEW ACT - Paroled from Attlca state Prison Willie (The Actor) Sutton 68 em braces hiS attorney Kather me Bltses The notoriouS bank robber and escape art 1St had spent 17 years 10 prison

Here 5 how Congreu IS diVided between the two parties as of today By JONATHAN EDWARDS nor has been elected and Demo )l)ld 6 30H L 3d'V S 3"015 £ A1dWna A1dWnH l Central Pre~8 A880cwtwn Correspondent cratIc offiCials have been In )llIW l-UMOa 51)15 0 l 3dO~ dWnr 8 WASHINGTON-ThIs IS the year the Republicans hope to volved In CrIme probe5 Sen 31aOOd 9 3500W v 53HJ1'VW l-550J3'V 5~3M5N'V stage a politIcal comeback on Lalli tal HIll and wm control of Thomas Dodd Lonnetlcut who the Congress spurred on by PreSident NIxon s phoemx hke rIse was cen5uled by the Senate from the ashes of polItical dlsabter and the seat of retlrlllg Sen E>..cept for two brief perIOds (1947 1949 and 1953 1955) the SpeS5ard Holland FlOrIda Democrats have held control of both houses of Congress for almost four decades smce December 1931 m the House and A QUESTION mark also March 1933 III the Senate hangs over the seat of retinng The battle hnes are belllg drawn on 155ues which are already Sen Stephen Young OhIO where In sharp focus and Will be fought out In the months pnor to the two strong RepublIcans Rep l\ovember electIOns Democrats Will be fighting to retain con Robert A Taft Jr' and relIr trol but their pohhcal base has ,------Ing G:)V James Rhodes are been weakened by the electIOn Con g res S of admmlstratlOn JockeYlOg for the GOP nomma of Mr NIxon and by subs tan measures Tilo many members tlOn Former astronaut John hal GOP successe' at state 0, both pal tIeS have a tendency H Glenn Jr may be the Oem levels Bolstermo- the Demo to crOss party hnes on contro ocrahc nominee crat& however IS the knowl verslal Issues , WISHING WELLdllA.-i Democlats are eyemg POSM I!dge that theIr party IS stIll REPUBLICAN control of only ble gams m IlhnOls where the maJorIty party m the coun Adlai Stevenson III Will oppose try one house espeCIally the Sen 37623458476 ate would give the PreSIdent Sen Ralph Smith appornted to PolitIcal ob5elver5 gIve the succeed the late Sen Everett H (H >,.AYA SIRMST greater leverage on Capitol , ',3 4 r, 7--6--8--2--8--3- Republicans a better chance of Hill Dirksen Califorma where Sen c HOI \ A H M M 0 U Y E capturIng control of the Senate Republicans regard seven George Murphy IS under some I -'>--~-- --2--"-,-8 5 3 4 8 6 7 than the House The present DemocratIc seats as bemg up pressure to retIre ane. c'ear the I I \AHULALTROL Senate IS composed of 57 Dem way for Secretary of Health [ -,- - --,--8--4--7 S 2 3 5 4 8 fOi gl abs They mclude those ocrats and 43 Republicans of Sen Gale W McGee Wyo Education and Welfare Robert T I I I N I F L T \1 E S Seven more seats would give " -~--2--8--:;--S--7--3--4--S--5:! mmg and Sen Frank E Moss FlOCh and New York where the GOP control T l' \\ PUG L P L G E A A Utah both runnmg 10 Repubh Sen Charles E Goodell named > --, --, --7--3--6--2 4 5 8 3 S 7 can dommated states Sen to succeed the late Sen Robert I I '-,LESPANTFII IN THE House Democrats Joseph Montoya New MeXICO Kennedy IS seekmg a full term I, -2- -I --3 - ,-7--6--8--7--2--5 4 3 have 245 seats Republicans wh3 WIll probably be opposed The major Issues m the cam '\ \I'UEEGSSLDB:-< 189 With one vacancy m a GOP by the state 5 popular Repubh palgn mclude the war III Viet distrIct Republicans would can governor DaVid Cargo nam mnatlOn meludmg high thus have to mcrease theIr Sen Albert G;)re Tennessee prIces and high IIlterest rates l-It- H.i- I .... l pl~ lint littll ""' Ulll ttl t \ ... Ill gHe }OU l messagt... strength by at lea5t 28 to wm who faces a close race but has crime raCial unrest and other r \ \ d 1\ It h I mmlC'11l 11 pll.lziL Il .... lgllLd to ~pelt out contIol probably Improved hiS posItion problem5 of the big cities edu 1 I tllnl t ulllll til, Il ttL! .... In \ OUt fit ~t n lIne If the num NumerIcal control of course conSIderably by successfully catIOn IIlcludmg the 5truggle ! 1 tt I I .... I II 1114111 IIhtl let oj If UIL nwnbd h ll"~ means nntrol of the commit sronsorm):;" an mcrease 10 per over desegratlOn and taxatIOn II It I II 111 It-..ult I \Our kl\ numbu Slut It tht YEAR OF THE DOG fIn d , tees and the leglS'atlOn they sonal tax exemptIOns Sen If I Ilthtlld Ullltl of til, l~l...tlngh.. lUJ dH~lk \..\l.I\ UBt. As usual local Issues and per M", IOn Kam Ym Lee 21 l111111)! lL1t til light Then fl.. HI tht> me.,.-, It.. act u\-on but docs not neces HarrIson Wllhams New Jer sonahties may also play ImpOl l! Inhl till hllkld I1J.,,1I11. hl\ \ul! lelgnmg l' MIS' Chmdtown -'lrll, nsure approval bv the sc I wh8rc a R~pubhcan gover tant rOles m the electIOns USA after \\ mmng the title In Sdn FranCISco for the Chme,c New Year She HarIo's They'll Do It Every Tlffie ® h 1 Umverslty of H,lwall ,tudcnt 'lnd stdck5 up at ~ YOUR MOTHER SAYS SHE feet 4 109 pounds 34 24 3~ CA .... 'T BABY SIT FOR us IT S HER BltJ50 NIGHTII SHE'S CONTRACT BRIDGE ALWAYS GOT SOME EXCUSE I MY Mon-iER NEVER TURNED By B Jay Becker US DOWN II SWUT UP NOW (Top ••corel Hold.r ,n Malt.rl IndlYldual Champlonlhlp Play) YOU WOKE UP THE BABY'

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PUBLISHED BY GWBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE DI~ECTIO. OF THE COJIWIUI.,. ')"'lrE~ Women's afternoon duplIcate brldge KWAJALl:II MISSIL! RABGE MARSKALL lSLAJ'~ COITRACT IJAHC-((J-70-C-f h fJl CLASSIFIED 'l'be HourGll.n 18 pubUshed. da1l7 }lk)nda:y through Saturday meets every Monday at the Yokwe Yuk Materi.l for publication on the Around Town pace -.!oat be sut..itted in vritin, FOR SALE to tbe HourGlass 72 hours prior to desired ,Publ1cation date Material fr,4 the Club at 12 30 Call Klala Relch at A4 and Sportl paaee IlUSt be .ubaitted 1q vrltlq to the HOUTG1 ... Office c:'~ tv W'. before dedre4 publication dates 82656 for help ln locatIng a partner Telephone Dotices a.nd ads will not be accepted All copy and photc.vaph8 tIe­ Golf clubs, wood 1, 3, 4, alum shaft, cOIle the property of the HourGl... No dupllcate brldge experIence lS RepubUcation or material. contained herein 18 nCJt authorized vl tn ut approv­ D-2, wlth a regular flex, lrons 3, 5, al. ot the C~ina Officer XvaJalein Minne Range necessary It 70u bave Dot recei Yf'd. :your copy or the HourOl ... by 6 1 J pm pleaae caU 7, 9, and a wedge Call 84386 or see 83539 between 6 15 and 6 45 t- and. • copy 11111 be del1vered to you at 458-D EDITOR Larry Corsi STAFF Lucy Bloedel Rudy Baldwin FEA1'tJRE WRITER Rot.ert CommunIty Band rehearsal at 7 30 Mon­ Phillip. Circulation _88er J .... Mceoven flLDSAL AIIDe/ATEI Golf clubs, 2 woods, 5 lrons, putter, day evenlng In the Flne Arts Buildlng OFFICIAL BULLETIN All Instrumentalists welcome bag & cart, Kwaj condltl0n, $15. Set DATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE of Encyclopedla Brltannlca, $100 Go 7 Mar70 CW3 Sands 82629 cart, 4 cycle englne, $100 Call 82337 Ballroom danclng wlll start Monday and 8 Mar70 CPT MetelskI 83524 Wednesday evenlngs, March 9 and 11 9 Mar70 MAJ Barnett 82479 Flsher, 800C, 75 watt stereo multlplex There wl11 be two classes on both even­ 10Mar70 CPT MetelskI 83524 A~/FM recelver, $150 Call 83474 Ings The flrst lS at 6 30 pm and the IlMar70 CPT HeInrIchson 82466 second at 8 pm They WIll be held at Duty hours of 11 30 - 12 30 ~onday Akal model x-1800 SP, three speed, four the Hl1ton Room C (the Hl1ton lS the through FrIday, phone 81419 for Duty track stereo tape recorder wlth mlcro­ bUlldlng between the Commlssary and phones BU11t-ln slde speakers, auto­ Offlcer the School) Both late classes are Duty OffIcer lS Kwajaleln MISSIle matlc shut-off $220 Call 84289 fl11ed If you are lnterested ln one Range Commandlng OffIcer's represen­ days, 81569 evenlngs - ask for Dave of'the early classes call Rose ~arIe tatIve durIng other than normal duty Glasolll, 82435 before March 9 hours New Pollenex deep heat back massager Foam padded, vlnyl covered wlth head Notlce to ballroom dance students - T'lil"t~s ".ries rest, 28 by 14 lnch board Control the 8 30 class was changed to 8 pm RICHARDSON Justlne box wlth SWltches for hlgh or low heat ThlS IS for both Monday and Wednesday Open to Anouk AImee or massage One sIde "heat", the other classes Any questlons, call 82435 all Island Drama ColorWS sIde massage May be used whl1e Slt­ Emon Lodge #179 F & AM, wlll hold a reSIdents 7 30 A tlng or lYIng down Retal1s for $49 95 OCEAN VIEW RIng of BrIght Water wlll sell for $25 Call 82457 SpeCIal meetlng Monday, March 9 at 7 30 pm All Master Masons are cor­ Adult male BIll Travers bachelor Human Interest Color Pentax ~od SV body wlth CllP on 11ght dlally InVIted personnel 7 30 & 12 30 ATC meter fl 8 55 mm lens, f 3 5 135 mm only Also Apollo 12 FIlm lens, fll 18 mm lens Close-up attach­ If the mlSSlon goes the 8th, the Kwaja­ YOKWE YUK McKenna's Gold ment, set of extentlon tubes for ex­ leln Dupllcate Brldge WIll cancel ltS Club mem­ Gregory Peck, Omar treme close-up shootlng and 2x telex­ scheduled meetlng that day Keep tuned bers only, SharIf tender, customs reglstered Excellent to,AFRS for further detal1s no one un­ Western Adventure ColorWS second camera wlth the spotmatlc, t150 der 18 7 & 9 15 AT Heathklt Fotoval Mod p~-14 wIth In­ SCUBA CLASS starts at 6 pm sharp, Mon­ IVEY HALL Robbery structlon book and callbratlon nega­ day, March 9, Room 25, George Seltz ReSIdents Stanley Baker, Joanna tIve Can be adapted for color prlnt­ Elementary School, for those January of depen­ Pettet lnv, t60 ~o Sekonlc 11ght meters quallflers enrolled In the second ses­ S10n All students wl11 brlng dents' Melodrama Color tllod L-206, $5 50 each Two plasbc hOUSIng 6 30 & 8 30 AT daylIght developIng tanks, $3 for both 1 Whlte T-shlrt 2 Physlcal SllPS TRADE In Harm's Way Two remote flash unlts, Braun Mod FL­ WINDS John Wayne h5, $2 65 each 35mm daylIght bulk 3 Parental permlsslon SllPS (If necessary) ROl Namur War Drama B&W WS fIlm loader, $6 300 1 5/8 x 1 5/8 personnel 8 AT s11de mounts - 150 35mm slIde mounts, 4 SCUBA tank numbers 5 Welght belt (mlnlmum of 6 Ib for MECK Gunman From RIO $4 E2-E3 color processIng kIt, $2 50 ISLAND Guy MadIson Set of three photo floods WIth stands, small people, 8 Ib for medlum~slze people, 10 Ib for large people) Meck Is Western Color extentlon cords and carryIng case, $30 personnel 8 (Tomorrow NIght) ATC PanasonlC ~od 1117 clock radIO, $12 6 Flns Panasonlc Mod RF 1006M, AM-FM-MB radlo 7 Mask wlth taped straps and attached WIth external speaker - Pwr supply, snorkel Non-Cred,t Closs ~30 Sony stereo tape deck, Mod TC Texts, notebooks, and penclls wlll be The non-cred1t course, Critical Path 250A, $75 Call DICk Brantner 81268 glven out on the flrst class nlght If Schedu11ng may sound very technical to days or 83489 evenIngs there IS a mlSSlon on Monday, March 9, the layman Actually, it is a course and It scrubs before 2 pm, then class that can be of value to anyone, from SIx-foot Scotch PIne artIfIcIal ChrIst­ wlll be held If the mlSSlon goes the housewife to the space engineer mas tree, $17 25 last ChrIstmas at beyond 2 pm, class wlll not be held The crlt1cal path method 1S a logical '~acy' s - askIng $10 Call 82788 Monday, but WIll be held on Wednesday system wh1ch shows graphically the Instead Please be at the classroom relat10nship among all tasks of a g1V­ ?3 yards of whIte casement cloth, before 6 pm Any questIons, contact en job It systematically 1dentifles sUItable for draperIes, $23 Call C Dahl all tasks wh1ch WIll aetermine the op­ 82342 eratlon of a particular project It Bachelor's Pool to be used for SCUBA d1rects the attent10n of the 1ndlv­ WANTED traInIng from 8 to 11 pm on Mondays, ldual to those work elements that must Wednesdays and FrIdays for approxlma­ be accomplIshed at a certain t1me 1n Braun 800 electronIC flash Call 82838 tely three weeks startIng ~onday, order to maInta1n the schedule March 9 untll about March 27 The The Crit1cal Path Method System of 20" bIke - gIrl's preferred WIll buy last class-pool-nIght WIll begln at Analys1s can be used for cost con­ a boy's Call 82759 6 pm and last untl1 about 8 pm trol, equipment and manpower plan­ n1ng as well as monitoring proJect Used aIr condItIoner Call 82342 The Aprll 1970 edItIon of the KMR Tele­ progress. A knowledge of critical phone DIrectory IS presently beIng path schedu11ng can be invaluable 1n If anvone has any CInder blocks he prepared All changes/correctIons/ad­ the plann1ng and carrying out of such WIshes to gIve away, please call 84547 dItIons to the January Supplement and tasks as school proJects, club act1v­ ~o charge for pIckup to the present dIrectory should be ities, housework, or even building a submItted to KMR CommunIcatIons, LOST patlo ATTN DIrectory Clerk or call the DI­ A knowledge of SImple addlt10n and rectory Clerk at 81125 All Informa­ One set of blueprInts (four coples and subtraction is the only requirement tIon should be reported no later than -for succeSSfully completlng the one cover sheet) needed to preserve March 11 present POSItIon WIth company Call course. The course is being taught by Mllt RIchard at work 81229, home 82232 after MLcroneslan Handlcraft Shop hours 4 30 Reward Scoutaris, a Civ1l Engineer employed Monday thru Saturday 8 30 - 10 30 am on Kwajaleln by C 0 E ~onday thru Frlday 2 pm 4 30 pm The class will meet Thursday even- ANNOUNCEMENTS Monday & Thursday 7 pm 8 30 pm SCUBA CLUB DIVE -- The Scuba Club dlve 1ngs from 6 30 - 8 30 pm in Rm 206 thls Sunday wl11 be to the ocean slde of the h1gh school beginning March Dupllcate Brldge - Wednesday & Sunday 19 Registrat10n will be open for of Torrujl DIvemasters are R Gamboa nIghts - need a partner? Call 84627 and R ~eIsenbach The boat wlll this class until March 26 For fur­ leave the dock at 10 30 am Guests are ther information call Doris Wallin at BE A KWAJ GOOD GUY -- 82760 welcome but must dlve wlth a member DON'T WASTE OUR WATER'

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