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McGovern charped today that two Toastm1--stress L1--b formatlon of Syrlan warplanes over the occupled Golan HeIghts, and carloads of men, ",hrectly connec- FEATURES .••Page 5 mliltary spokesmen sald, shot down three of them as they fled home ted" wlth the CommLttee to Re- SPORTS .••Page 6 after dropplng SlX bombs. elect Presldent Nl,wn, trled to Olymp1-c Medal Starvlwgs An offlclal announcement sald a fourth SyrIan Sukhol 7 was damag­ bug hls campalgn hl~adquarters May COMICS ••• Page 7 ed whlle all Israell planes returned safely to base follOWIng the 27. CLASSIFIED ••• Page 8 flrst Arab-Israell alr battle In 25 months of Mlddle East cease­ At a news confer'!TIce, McGovern flre. also proposed that elther retlred As If In response, mliltary Chlef Justlce Earl Warren or for­ w. Germany To Return Dead Terrorists sources sald, gunners In SyrIa mer Sollcltor Genelal Lee Rankln, CAIRO (UPI) - West Germany has agreed to turn over to an Arab flred a number of unldentlfled now corporatlon counsel of New country, probably Llbya or Tunlsla, the bodIes of flve guerrlilas shells lnto the Hlsfln area of York Clty, conduct an lndependent kliled In the HUDlch attack on the Israell Olymplc contlngent, the the heIghts after dark, causIng lnvestlgatlon of tile lncldent as Mlddle East News Agency sald today. no damage or casualtles. The well as the alleged bugglng of Hans-Georg Steltzer, the West German ambassador In CaIro, has no­ nearby towns of Metulla and Klr­ the Democratlc party offlces at tlfled Arab League Secretary-General Mahmoud Rlad of the agreement, yat Shmona were warned to be rea­ the Watergate apartment complex the agency sald. dy for rocket barrages. In Washlngton June 17. It quoted Ste]tzer as saYlng Guerrilla Chief Vows Spokesmen denIed three Damascus Cltlng lnformatlC,n from sources Llbya and TunlSla have sald they M-v---...... ,. .' radlo reports--that two dogflghts .-1II _ _ .""_ 1_""_ ...... 1...... 1_113.. he dld not ldentlty, the Democra­ were ready Lo recelve the bodles, ••• - . took place, that two IsraelI tlC presldentlal ne,mlnee charged and ''It lS expected that Lhey 'War of Liberation' planes were lost, and that damage the men drove up te, hls headquar­ wlll be sent to one of those two from the Syrlan bombs, WhICh ters, then located on Capltol countrles " BEIRUT (UPI) - The Palestlnlan dropped wlthln a mIle of the Hlll, and found son~one sleeplng Steltzer also gave Rlad a copy guerrliia movement wlll contlnue cease-flre lIne, was heavy. In the doorway of the bUlldlng of a statement made by West Ger­ ltS war of llberatlon agaInst A natIonal radIO report saId and campalgn volunteers worklng man Forelgn Mlnlster Walter Israel "desplte all sacrlflces the SlX Syrlan bombs fell h?rm­ lnslde. Scheel, absolvlng Arab govern­ and sufferlngs," guerrliia chlef lessly In a fIeld near Kuneltra "That comblnatlon Ivas enough to ITents of responslblilty for the Yasser Arafat saId today. on the helghts. Israell troops turn them away," McGovern sald. Munlch lncldents, the agency In an appeal to the Palestln­ sealed off the entIre regIon la~ "They apparently pulled up to the sald. Lan people, Arafat urged all ter, refUSIng entry to CIVIlIan bUlldlng, looked over the sltua­ It later sald that the Arab guerrIllas to "remaln on the a­ trafflc or unauthorlzed personnel. tlon, saw what It was and drove Lawyers' Federatlon has delegated lert In order to face all pos­ The rald apparently was aImed off after a momentary dlscusslon ltS Asslstant Secretary-General slble developments." at avengIng Israel's blggest aIr among themselves. Abdel Rahman Yussufl to defend The appeal was lssued follow­ strlke on record agalnst Arab Although McGoverr decllned to three guerrlilas who were de­ Ing Israell aIr attacks agalnst guerrliia bases In SyrIa and Le­ name the lndlvlduals lnvolved In talned follOWIng the MunIch at­ guerrliia bases and Palestlnlan banon, carrIed out yesterday In the lncldent at hls headquarters, tack. refugee camps In SyrIa and Le­ response to the guerrliia murder he sald, "There lS no questlon In In a note to the Bavarlan mln­ banon yesterday whlch, guerrliia of 11 Israell Olymplans In West my mlnd but that they were dlrect­ lster of Justlce, the federatlon sources saId, ~llled 66 persons Germany. ly connected wlth the corrmlttee warned agalnst dny German mea­ and wounded 220 others. to re-elect the Presldent.. sures that would vlolate the de­ In the appeal, Arafat told the Arab ForeIgn MinIsters claratlon of human rlghts, or Palestlnlans: "In these moments, u.s. Jets Hit Railroad the guerrlilds' rlght to faIr when the enemy lS escalatlng hIS Gather In COIro for trlal, the agency added. hls crlmlnal aggresslons, our Between Hanoi, China The mlnlster was urged not to hearts throb wlth falth and de­ SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. Alr Force begln the lnterrogdtlon of the termlnatlon to prove to the CAIRO (UPI) - Arab forelgn mln­ Jets flew to wlthln 25 mlles of guerrlilas, except In the pre­ whole world that our people can­ lsters gathered In Calro today to Chlna yesterday In a new serles sence of a defense counsel. not be weakened. to dlscuss the latest Israell at­ of ralds agalnst North Vletnam's "Let the whole world know that tacks agalnst Lebanon and Syrla rallroad Ilne between Hanol and Agriculture Secretary our people wlll contlnue thelr and to probe the posslblilty of the Chlnese border, mliltary spo­ revolutIonary march untll VlC­ an Arab summlt) polltcal sources kesmen sald today. tory and llberatlon despIte all sald. Communlst ground gunners In sacrlflces and sufferlngs. The conference was descrlbed North Vletnam's panhandle to the Had 'InsIde Information' "All revolutlonarles should by polltlcal sources as "cru­ south shot down two Navy war­ VlASHINGTON (UP I) - .\frlculture remaln on the alert In order to clal," the sources added. planes durlng other ralds and the Secretary Earl L. BUlZ ~OddY ac­ face all posslble developements." A report by the Arab League's U.S. Command sald oae pllot lS cused DemocratlL preslJ.'ntlaJ ·,·,·rg,·n Island Slayers Secretary-General Mahmoud Rlad, "mlsslng." nomlnee George McGovern of mak­ caillng for a unlfled Arab plan Crew members of a Navy F4 Phan­ Lng "wlld charges" about the re­ of actIon agaInst Israel, also tom)hlt near Vlnh, l64 mlles cent US -RUbSla wheat sale deal. EIUde Intense Search wlll come up for dlscusSlon. the south of Hanol)managed to fly McGovern sald yesterday, on a CHRISTIANSTED, St. Crolx, Vlr- sources sald. thelr strlcken plane to wlthln 2 trlp through the natlon's graln­ gln Islands (UPI) - Federal and The conference had been sche- mlles of the alrcraft carrler Sa­ growlng country that large wheat local law offlcers combed the duled before the Israell alr at- ratoga before dltchlng It In the compalnes had "lnslde lnforma­ forested hliis of thls Vlrgln tacks agaInst Palestlnlan guer- Gulf of Tonkln and parachutlng tlon" whlch allowed them to buy Island tourlst haven anew today rliia bases and refugee camps In to safety, spokesmen sald. large amounts of wheat before for up to 7 bandIts who kIlled Lebanon and Syrla. The pllot of a smaller A7 Cor­ general knowledge of the deal 8 persons and wounded 7 In the The Lebanese forelgn mInIster salr was not so lucky, however. forced the prlce up. machlnegun robbery of a luxury sald upon arrlval In Caxro last I,lS plane was shot down over land. He dlso contended the AgrIcul­ golf resort. nlght that he WIll ralse the lS- Spokesmen sald It was posslble ture Department IS vlrtually "on Vlrgln Island Attorney General sue of the IsraelI "aggreSSIons" he had been captured by the North loan to the glaDt graln compan­ Gerald Tonkln refused comment on at the conference. Vletnamese. les," referrlng to departures the 4-day manhunt for 5 to 7 The conference wlll also dlS- Thalland-based Alr Force Jets of department staff members to gunmen who took part In the ter- cuss ways of strengthenlng the armed wlth laser-gul.ded "smart work for the lndustry. rorlst-type attack on the Foun- Arab League, and the problems of bombs" attacked 2 r,nlroad brld­ "McGovern has flalled out wlth taln Valley Golf Course Wednes- Chrlstlan Arabs who were refused ges on the Hanol-Chlna llne, a serIes of WIld l.harges," Butz day. permlsSlon to return to thelr droPPlng one but m1.3Slng the oth­ told a neWb conference. He Flve suspects arrested yester- vlliages In Northern Israel. er. The bomb that Jnlssed dld hlt characterlzed the accusatlons as day In a Chrlstlansted house and __------~ rallroad track leadL~g onto the "patently false." He sald the charged wlth possesslng lilegal Island Weath r SUOl Co brIdge, 52 Jnlles north­ a?reement was announced less than weapons were stlll be~ng ques­ Cloudy skles wlth showers east of Hanol. two hours after detalls were tloned to determlne whether they Tank-backed North Vletnamese worked out. were connected wlth the crlme. tonlght and tomorrow. troops today storme,j a relnforced What proves the "falsltv" of The manhunt, whlch lnvolved Wlnds east-southeasterly 5­ South Vletnames garrIson at Tlen the charges In hIS vlew, Butz FBI agents, federal marshals and 10 knots, gustlng to 20 knots Phuoc dlstrl.ct capItal, 38 miles sald, IS that blg graln dealers local pollce, was concentrated durIng showers. south of Da Nang. ~owever. the made some export bal~s deals at In the forested hIlls of the lS­ TonIght's expected low--77° two-pronged assault was beaten less attractlve terms Just be­ land, where polIce saId the gun­ Tomorrow's expecte hlght--86° back fore conbummatlon of the deal. men mlght be holed up. Total Sept ralnfall--3.67 In Saturda~, September 9, 1972 HOURGLASS Pife 2 around the WORLD -====.======-.... 100 Soviet Jews To Renounce Citizenship Britain MOSCOW (UPI)--One hundred Soviet Jews, calling the lack of a government res­ 'COD WAR' HEATS UP ponse to the Mun~ch killings "shameful," circulated a statement today saying IN ICELAND WATERS they intended to renounce their citizenship. v \'Such a situation is shameful because not to blame the murderers may encour­ LONDON (UPI)--Crewmen from an Iceland­ age others," said the statement given to Western newsmen and signed among others ic patrol boat tried to board a British Dr. Alexander Lerner, a internationally known Cyberneticist, and Viktor Perel­ trawler off the coast of Iceland in the man, a former journalist for the newspaper Literary Gazette. first such incident of the current "Cod The statement said the Jews asked Premier Alexei N. Kosygin ~n a letter "to War," a spokesman for the Brit~sh Trawler protest the killings," but had rece~ved Federation said. no response. Saigon The inc~dent involving the 398-ton "Moreover, the author~ties d~d not u.s. RESUMES DROPPING Wyre Conqueror Friday night occurred out­ allow us to show our sorrow and anger RADIOS INTO N. VIETNAM side the l2-m~le llm~t recogn~zed by and to convey a letter of condolences Britain, but w~th~n the 50-m~le 11mlt to the Israeli Government through the SAIGON (UPI)--The Un~ted States has recently claimed by Iceland, he said. Dutch Embassy (wh~ch represents Israel aga~n begun parachuting portable rad~os To avo~d an lncident, the trawler in the Soviet Union). into North V~etnam so that the people captain pulled in his nets and sailed "Our mourning meet~ng on Wednesday can listen to Amer~can propaganda away before the crewmen from the Iceland­ n~ght was dispersed and several demon­ broadcasts, military sources said to­ ic patrol boat Aegir could reach hlS strators severely beaten" the statement day. Shlp. added. The air drop is another of a str~ng The spokesman sald the captain's "Shocked by the Munich kill~ngs and of revived American psycholog~cal war­ actl0n was "senslble," but noted any the shame of the Soviet Government's fare tricks tr~ed and abandoned along Icelandic party boarding a Br~tish sh~p lack of response, we the undersigned with the first air war against North would be met wlth strong resistance. intend to reject our Soviet c~tizen­ Ve~tnam from 1965-68. In Frlday's incident, he said, the ship," ~t concluded. The radios are small, trans~stor re­ Aegir trled to bllnd the trawlermen The intention of rejecting c~tizen­ ceivers on the regular AM band. with ~ts searchllghts and followed the sh~p was largely symbolic. Both Ler­ With them, the North V~etnaroese ship for two hours after lt evaded the ner and Perelman and a number of the can hear voice of America and Vo~ce of boardlng party. other signatories had applied to em­ Freedom broadcasts from Hue, only 50 ~grate to Israel which entails an miles from the Demilitar~zed Zone automatic loss of Soviet nationality separating the two Vietnams. HEY KIDS: as soon as the emigre leaves the coun­ Voice of America stepped up its da~­ try. ly programm~ng in the V~etnamese lan­ YOU CAN STUNT ONCE guage from five to 18 hours shortly TOO OFTEN--SAVE THAT Bonn after the Communist offens~ve began CRAZY CYCLING FOR EXPLOSIVE EXPERTS SEARCH March 30. Its programs are generally EMPTY STREETS JEWISH COMMUNITY MAIL stra~ghtforward news reports and fea­ tures. BONN (UPI)--Explos~ve experts today

(ambodiQ=~ searched parcels mailed to Jewish com­ , mun~ty centers for fear of threatened LON NOL MAKES APPEAL Arab reprisals in the wake of the FOR CALM IN PHNOM PENH shooting of five Palestinian guer­ rillas at the Munich Olymp~cs. PHNOM PENH (UPI)--In the wake of two "The examinations of the parcels are Jays of w~despread loot~ng and chaos, being conducted in line with stepped up Marshall Lon Nol went on rad~o Friday security precautions imposed in the nlght appealing to the Cambodians "to wake of recent threats by the Black remaln calm and to allow competent I September guerrillas," a spokesman for authorities to solve the problem." Munich's police headquarters said. Lon Nol also warned the public that I He said pol~ce also placed extra "the government w~ll not hesitate to guards on Jewish communities which were punish or even sentence to death any- ~ Replicas I :elebrat~ng the Jewish New Year today, one who creates disorder and uneas~ness , "because the threats must be taken ser­ which can be cons~dered as serv~ng the -I~ I iously." interests of the enemy." _ of The underground Palestinian '~lack I September" guerrilla group announced ChillJt Historical ln Cairo Thursday it will deal Germany AMERICAN TOURISTS MOBBED t I a "heavy blow" unless the three cap­ BY FRIENDLY CHINESE I I tured Palestlnian guerrillas are set Sailing Vessels free. HUHOHAOTE (UPI)--A group of Amer~can I I The Black September group, wh~ch tour~sts was nearly mobbed Saturday by claimed responsibility for the Israe1~ hundreds of friendly Ch~nese and Mon­ I ~ I team massacre ln Munich, also demanded golians in the cap~ta1 of the Inner­ the return of the bodies of five Arabs Monogolian Autonomous reg~on. I I killed in Tuesday's gunbattle at The Americans were the first to v~si Fuerstenfeldbruck Airbase near Mun~ch. Inner-Mongol~a s~nce the Communist lib­ I The spokesman sa~d that after re­ eration 23 years ago and were on a ceiving telephone threats of further si&htsee~ng tour of the old sect~on of I I attacks in recent days, there has been Huhohaote. nothing of this today. The party was accompanied by a large I A leader of Chancellor Willy Brandt's group of regional officials and crowds ruling Social Democratic Party, today started to gather as a four-car motor­ I I demanded that the Bonn government cade arrived at a Chinese carpet-making halt all development aid to other factory on the city's outskirts. I governments supporting or maintaining About an hour later, hundreds of guerrilla organizatl0ns in Germany. people were blocking the narrow streets MONDAY AT MACY'S I A Foreign M~nistry spokesman declin­ and the motorcade was forced to drive ed to comment on reports that Bonn was at a snail's pace--horns blaring--as I considering barring tourists from Arab the crowd surged forward trying to get countries as part of stepped-up sec­ a glimpse of the Americans. urity clampdown. DOC R PRIME CUT FORTUNE CALL ME MR. SLENDER WHERE'S 7 & 9 R COOKIE BWANA KINGSTREET'S THREAD POPPA YOKWE YUK 7 & 9 7 & 9:10 G WAR GP R 7 & 9 GP 7 & 9 7 & 9 7 & 9

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LONG DUEL ANDERSON TAPES ROUGH NIGHT ORGANIZATION FRENZY BUS STOP RAVAGERS G G GP IN JERICHO GP R GP ILLEGINNI 8:00 8:00 CP 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 ~ >--l.I -J _._-L- ....L ..l.. .L .J Pic O/7:lteWeel PRIME CUT R that of the slender thread upon game preserve. They continue to Lee MarvIn ..Gene Hackman which the will to live of MISS Ban­ meet dlscordjfirst with Saxon's brothe~and ActIon Drclffic1. .Co: 0r W-S croft, a would-be-suiclde, hangs and older vindIctive then Rd 72 .•Rt 91 an attempt by POltler, a psychology with InvadIng Italian troops and "Prlme Cut" explures the und~rworld student on duty 111 a cliIllC, to save theIr commander Rossano Brazzl. operatIons of the meat-packlng busi­ her life. Location shots in Seattle. WHERE' S POPPA R ness In Kansas C-L ty and ChI cago . Empha­ THE FORTUNE COOKIE G George Segal ..Ruth Gordon sis IS on actIon from James Bond type Jack Lemmon ..Walter Matthau Black Comedy ..Color sequences to the clOSIng shoot-out. Comedy ..B-W-W-S Rd 70 .•Rt 85 Gene Hackman and Lee Marvin are the Rd 66 ..Rt 125 In thIS black comedy Ruth Gordon antagonlsts, Hac1~an from Kansas City A funny movie about damage SUIts for in­ plays the role of George Segal's and Marvin from Chicago. Several Juries Plore camouflaged than real. Jack senIle Jewish mother who drives him nude scenes WIth SISSy Spacek add Lerrullon, a TV camerman fIlmIng a pro-foot­ to dIstraction. spice between the actIon dnd gun ball game gets knocked over by Ron Rich, SMART ALECKS---With Leo Gorcey and play. The blond, blue eyed farm boys a runnIng back. Walter Matthau is the Huntz Hall and the Bowery Boys will be thIS coming week-ends matinee, Al­ of the mIdwest bl theIr bIb-overalls shyster lawyer-brother-in-law who con­ present a dlffer,mt type of Haf1a. vinces Jack to fake the back Injury and so WIll play at 6:30 Wed. prior to Prime Cut at the Ivy Hall. Will CALL ME BWANA G sue. Dlrected by Billy WIlder. Filmed play on regular Clrcut later. Bob Hope ..Anlta ~kberg in Cleveland. R THE HORSEMEN---An epic story about Comedy ..Color -DOC - Rd 63 ..Rt 103 Stacy Ke.ach ..Faye Dunaway Afhganistan will play at the Ivy The star is at hls best in thIS broad Western..Color prior to Where's Pappa on Monday comedy portrayal of a world famous Rd 71. .Rt 95 night. RAted GP. author and explocer, who is actually a An excellent low-key character study that THE LONG DUEL---Starrlng Yul Brynner complete fraud who has been cribbing all strIpS the glamor and legend from the will play at the Ivy Thursday night hIS African expl,)its from his late uncle characters of Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp and at 6:30 prIor to Doc. uncle's diarIes. AnIta Ekberg and Kate Elder. They are presented realIS­ Edie Adams provide the femenine touch. tically and are shown to be caught up in Arnold Palmer pops -up at the Makuta their own ambItIon and greed. There are no TONIGHTS RICHARDSON DOUBLE FEATURE Club In Africa to indulge In some nude scenes in this "R" rated western but clownlng and trick shots with Hope. the language is a good deal more salty than THE HORSEMEN--Omar Shariff..Leigh­ THE SLENDER THREAD GP was used by Hugh O'Brien and Kirk Douglas. Taylor young Sidney Paltier .. I~nne Bancrof t MR. KINGSTREET'S WAR GP Color W-S •. Adventure ..GP --- A sweeping story of the great Drama ..B-W John Saxon ..Tippi Hedren horsemen of Afhganistan. Expertly Rd 66 .•Rt 98 Drama ..Color "The Slender Thread" brlngs together two Rd 68 ..Rt 95 filmed. Academy Awara winners. Sidney Poitier and John Saxon, a hero in the SpanIsh CIvil War Anne Bancroft. Good base for the story. becomes disillusioned and retreats to Africa with his wife, Tippi (The Birds) Hedren. Here they devote themselves to setting up a Page 4 HOLRGLASS Saturday, September 9, 197. Religious Services LATTER DAY SAINfS :holr at the 11:00 hour. Servlces are held In the George Nursery facllltles are ava1l­ Seltz School Room #19. Prlest­ ~ble at the Island Day Nursery hood meetlng lS at 8:30am, Sunday durlng Sunday School and the llam Toastmistress Lib Sel'.Developing School at 9:45am and sacrament worshlp serVlce. The Nursery lS Women's Llb may be consldered new, but Internatlonal Toastmistress serVlce at 10:45am. Everyone lS open from 9:15am to l2:20pm. has been dedlcated to llberatlng women Slnce 1938. Toastmlstress welcome. The Nursery 1S temporar11y housed llberatlon lS the klnd wlth real value because lt lS self-develop­ ln the Teen Center. ment. Through a serles of progresslve steps you learn the arts of CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School classes for all 10glcal thlnklng, self-evaluatl0n, thinkln on your feet and speaking Servlces are held each Sunday In ages are held at the George Seltz out publlcly. PTA or the backyard fence may be the only publlC Rooms #20, 21, and 22 of Geroge School at 9:30am. Adults are speaklng you face, but you'll be happler lf you can really get thro­ Seltz School. Worshlp serVlce lS present to asslst newcomers 1n ugh to people. On the Job, ln your home or ln publlC affalrs, you ,at 9am and Blble study at lOam. flndlng the1r classrooms. wlll be a truly llberated woman lf you can parllclpate fully and Wednesday evenlng serVlce lS at The Sunday Even1ng Worsh1p Ser­ happlly. 7pm. Vls1tors are welcome. For V1ce on ROl-Namur w111 be held "PubllC speaklng lS not for me. I could never do that," you say. further 1nforrnat10n call 82842 at 7:00pm 1n the Communlty BUlld­ Well, Toastmlstress tralnlng lS for the average woman. If lt all (Folette), 83474 (Bruce), 82513 1ng and wlll be led by Rev. Buck. comes naturally, you don't need Toastmlstress. And, frankly, we (Hanbury) . don't need you. Any club that requlres a llttle effort--and self­ EPISCOPAL help always does--constantly needs new members. If you haven't CATHOLIC Holy Euchar1st w1ll be cele­ stretched your braln ln a whlle, lf you feel a need for a blt of Mass for Sunday ~s offered Sat­ brated 1n the Maln Chapel on Mon­ personal lmprovement, and you'd llke to do lt ln the company of sym­ turday afternoon at 5:15, Sunday day, September 11. Th1s month pathetlc and dedlcated gals, come V1Slt Toastmlstress. We have al­ at 7 and 9:15am 1n the Island only, the serV1ce wlll be at 8pm ways attracted women from all of KwaJaleln's varl0US groups so we Memor1al Chapel and at 11:20 on due to schedullng problems. The offer fresh contacts. We stumble occasl0nally, shlne frequently and R01-Namur. Part1c1pat10n 1n the Holy Euchar1st wlll also be cel­ grow constantly. Our meetlngs are fun and a challenge to every mem­ Saturday afternoon mass fulf1lls ebrated at 7.00am on Tuesday, ber. the Sunday obl1gat10n. September 12 ln the Ma1n Chapel. Guests are always welcome no matter how casual your lnterest and Nursery facl11tles are avallable Anybody w1sh1ng to attend e1ther you are ellg1ble for membershlp after attendlng at least two meet­ ~t the Isl~nd Day Nursery on Sun~ serV1ce 1S encouraged to. lngs. However, we won't badger you to JOln no matter how often you day dur1ng the 9:15 mass. The There w1ll be no Even1ng Pray­ V1S1t because we know from experlence that you must be as lnterested Island Nursery 1S temporarlly er on Sunday, September 10. In trYlng as we are ln havlng you. We're terrlbly lnterested. How located 1n the Teen Center A pot luck supper WIll be held about you? Ethyl Sennet, at 82204, wlll be happy to arrange for a (Bulld1ng S-353). at Emon Beach on Tuesday, Sept. Toastmlstress to accompany you to our next dlnner meetlng at 7:00pm Dally mass lS at 4:45pm ln the 12 at 6.00pm The Soclal Dlrec­ September 18th ln the Banyan Room of the Yokwe Yuk to see how we Blessed Sacrament Chapel, Monday tor or one of her ass1stants operate. If you prefer maklng your own reservatlons, call L01S Goe­ through Fnday. w1ll contact members of the con­ bel, 82345, by Frlday, September 15th. Maybe you'll declde lt's fun Confesslons are heard 15 m1nutes gregatlon 1n regard to the sup­ worklng at belng "llberated," but at the very least we promlse you Defore weekday masses and Saturday per. Th1S 1S a great opportu­ an entertalnlng evenlng. So come on out. Brlng a frlend along for from 4:30 to 5'00 and 7:30 to nlty for par1shloners to meet courage. We'd llke to meet her too' 8:00pm. each other 1n an 1nformal atmo­ CCD classes, September through sphere. Who Does What IOn Kwaialein ",• •• May for grades 7 to 12 are held Our new organlst, Mrs. Barbara on Monday evenlng at George Seltz Kn1ght, lS 100k1ng for persons School. Classes for grades 1 to 6 who would 11ke to slng, e1ther are held Saturday mornlng at 9am as SOlOlStS or part of a group, at George Seltz School. at spec1al occaS10ns. ThlS would be at the Holy Euchar1st PROTESTANT or durlng the B1Shop's annual Sunday Morn1ng Worshlp Servlces V1Slt. If you are 1nterested, w1ll be held at 8:00 and 11:00am please call Mrs. Kn1ght at at the Island Memor1al Chapel. 84683. Rev. Elden M. Buck wlll preach the sermon ent1tled "Are You a JEWISH Real Person?" based on John 4: Servlces are held on the f1rst 1-42. and thlrd Fr1day of each month Spec1al mUS1C at the 8'00 ser­ at 7:30pm 1n the Cornmun1ty Center. V1ce wl1l be prov1ded by the Sunday School classes wlll be Crusader Ch01r and by the Chapel held at 9:00am at Qtrs. 462-B. Action Line Query!! P.O. Box 1733 ,{on Dunn - F'&e ld Techn'&c'&an, RCA, MajoY' Ronal B. Cook - Res'&dent KwaJ aleln, M.1. Ro ~- 'hJ)"lilY' Enq'&neeY', Copps of Eng'&neeY's. Gentlemen: Jr-Sr High School Thank you for your klnd offer of help and 1nformat10n. Would llke to ava1l myself of the latter for I have a problem of cur10­ Schedules nnon~ ...... Slty. Have noted at least four speC1es of trees on the 1sland that I To 'Get Acquainted' cannot 1dent1fy. ThlS does not 1nclude coconut palms. The KWdJaleln Junl0r-Senlor Several lnqulr1es from other 1s1and resldents gave negat1ve re­ Hlgh School wlll hold an Open sults, but d1d lndlcate that I was not alone ln my des1re to have House fOl parents from 1930 to them 1dentlfled. 2100 hours on Thursday, Sept. 14. If such 1S not too bothersome I would appreclate the SC1entlf1C Parents are lnvlted to V1Slt the and the locally used name for these trees. Then I w1ll be able classrooms and meet the teachlng to settle some one else's curl0slty. staff. Refreshments wlll be Please let me thank you agaln for your klndness and your help. served durlng the evenlng ln the Slncerely, Home Economlcs room. Charles Moore U of H Classes Dear Charles, Inforrnatlon concerning the plant life on Kwajale1n may be pur­ Fall Semester chased at the M1croneslan Glft Shop ln the Alr Termlnal BU11dlng IY'a Scott - Heavy Equ'&pment Me­ The Unlverslty of Hawall fall Lobby. Ask for "Llfe ln Micronesia" and "Of Palms and Plumer1a." chan'&c, Global Assoc'&ates, Roi­ semester classes wlll commence "Llfe ln M1cronesla" lS a collectlon of artlcles orlglnally pub­ NamuY'. next week as prevlously announ­ llshed as a ser1es In the HourGlass In 1965 and deals specifical­ ced wlth the followlng excep­ ly w1th KwaJaleln Atoll. If you don't want to purchase the book­ tlons: lets, an HourGlass readlng flle is malntalned in the Grace Sher­ Math 371 - The flrst class wood L1brary ln the Speclal SerVlces BUlldlng. Ask the Llbrar1an wlll be held ln late September to help you f1nd the art1cles. A serles of articles by Henry Lum, upon the return of the lnstruc­ Global Assoc1ates BUllding & Grounds on Kwajale1n Gardens has also tor to KwaJaleJn. Make-up been publlshed ln the HourGlass classes wll1 be scheduled. Stu­ ln recent months which refer to dents ln Math 371 should con­ much of the plant life found Island Orientation tact the UH coordlnator by call­ here on KwaJaleln. ATTENTION: ISLAND RESIDENTS lng 82011 (school) or 82209 Global Associates also tells (horne) for more lnforrnatlon. me they wl11 arrange to run a Kwajalein was bitterly contest­ Law 300 and Psy 100 - due to ser1es of artlcles ln the Hour­ ed durlng World War II. Evidence a scheduled Open House at the Glass startlng soon. These of the hostillties in the shape High School, the following wlll provide information on the of unexploded ordnance is still classes wll1 meet at the George lndlgenous trees of lnterest found. Seltz Elementary School ln the here on the Atoll. Hear more about this at the rooms lndlcated for the flrst Hope thlS helps with your Island Orientatl0n, Wedneoday, class: problem. Sept. 13, 1972, at 7:00pm at the bob f'1, 1f!Y' - SemoY' Telephone CaJ:; Ie Law 300 - Room 24 Sincerely, Communlty Center. Children ac­ ~pl'&ceY', KentY'on Psy 100 - Room 25 AL companled by parents are welcome • Saturday, September 9, 1972 HOlJRGLASS Page 5

c.ntract: BJ B k r'ff"lr/l Dea~Ann~naL;~~~:S;l Landers ~~~ Your Individual Horoscope yem old, 5'4", and I BrIdge .: • ay ec er Franc 5 Drake weIgh 110 pounds. Two years ago I weIghed FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 157 pounds. I made up my mind I was gOIng Canada versus Great Britain to get rId of the excess baggage. After North dealer bidding With a notrump Look In the sectIOn In which Tighten up your schedule, many months of careful dIetIng and exerCIse East-West vulnerable (shOWing 12 to 14 pomts) when your birthday comes and find eliminate flaws, loopholes for I accomplIshed my goal. he could just as well have what your outlook IS, according error, know your goals NORTH opened third hand With a heart to the stdrs You wouldn't belIeve how many well-mean­ ..,ALITTARIUS _~'tJ .653 Kehela (West) doubled and ARIES C\t) .l!r' >t [Nov 23 to Dec 21) lit\J' Ing but thoughtlehs people have saId, "You .953 Murray, faced With a WIde (Mar 21 to Apr 20) ,~1'\ are beautIful! It's like a miracle. You +AQ974 chOice of bids, deCided to play Work to recon< lie conflicting Mixed pldnetary Influences You mdY be saddled With some were such a fat, ugly kid •••" etc., etc., "'98 for penalties by passmg views and to get your Lmportant projects under way Planets additIOnal responsibilitIes Aim etc. WEST EAST ThiS proved to be a wIse to hdndle things dstutely and deCISIOn when Kehela, With no stLmulate perceptIOn, Increase Just yesterday my COUSIn descrIbed how .A Q 10? olttJ7 mental productlvlt} you WILL work them out • A 8 2 • J 6 4 clear-cut openmg lead, chose a rIdIculous I looked at my sIster's weddIng TAURUS b CAPRICORN -'l{{ + K J 8 + 62 club (Had Kehela led any other r --how my dress was poppIng at the seams, SUIt, declarer would have made (Apr 21 to May 21) iijj I Dec 22,,10 Jan 20) Vj' ~\lt "'765 '" A Q 10 4 3 2 and how ou t-of-pldce I was, alongsIde the the contract) While some Influences are Better-than-dverage ad- slIm and graceful brIdesmaIds. She roared SOUTH The effect was devastating good, you are nevel theless vdntages indicated Keep up to .K 984 cautIOned against nll~con­ wIth laughter. I felt lIke crawlIng In a Murray won With the ace and ddte In methods, Sy sterns Tdke • K Q 10 7 strulng, overstre~slng and note of good suggestIOns, too A hole. continued With the four South • 1053 took the l(lng and played a low getting dhead of yourself In nev. v.eek for nev., enthuSld5tlc People who have lost weIght dre glad "'KJ diamond toihe nme, which held certain dreas EmphaSize your effort Innate common sensc when someone notIces, but please, Ann, tell No\\ declarer led a heart to !\lllHRIU,", __ "'-' them It Isn't necessary to make crude COIU­ The bidding Gf,MINI D -"7/;- the king, lOSing the ace, and I MdY 22 to June 21) '"";""' [Jdn 21 to feb 19) -- 'J',"'! North East South club~ parlsons between the way they look now and West when Kehela reverted to Stellar dspects now suggest AVOid ~keptlcI5m, doubt5, Pass Pass 1 NT the way they looked before. Most of us Dble Murray cashed four club tncks, the reVival of old project.'> If ~tIiI pe5Slmism On the other hdnd Pass Pass Pass th~ are .•• fOI clng Rodrigue to come down feaSible, and the launching of don't go overbodrd for to fI ve cards consisting of the K- new ones thdt could better your ldtest " It could prove lOStly In TryIng To Forget Openmg lead - seven of clubs 9-8 of spades, queen of hearts course dnd outlook Cho05e numerous wa} ~ Canada flmshed third In the and a diamond Wisely, noting dll potentldb Dear Trying Olympiad, Great Bntaln SIXth, Murray thereupon led the PISCE.., " , CANCER [reb 20 to Mar 20 I )( \('-\ You told them--and I thank you on behalf and the Canadians also had the Jack of spades and Kehela [June 22 to Julv 23) 80 best of the exchange when the ca5hed four spade tncks to There IS .1 tendenl} nov. to of all the overwe1ght people who have won By Interpreting SltUd tlOns tdke on more wor:, or dctl\ It} two teams clashed head-on In flndlly put an end to the torture the battle. arbltranly, you mdY miss in­ thdn IS reasonable You knov. the 14th round of the tour- RodrIgue went down four tended medmng5 Do not narnent Canada won by 12 doubled for minus 700 v. hdt thiS hdS meant before * * * heSItate to bnng In vallOUS Iake steps to prevent It ImpS, worth 14 victory POints At the other table, the Bntlsh hedds for more Ided~ Dd\ cdlb Dear Ann Landers: out of a poSSible 20, but their East-West pair, Cansmo and for lollaboratlOn, tedm v.~rk for My father IS marrIed to my mother-In-law team would have lost the match Fhnt, played the hand at three ~uccess 'yOU BORN TODA Y dre one --to make It slmpler--my husband's mother had the BntlshNorth-South pair clubs, a perfectly normal LEO n ' of the most thorough, ~tead}­ aVOIded the disaster they en- contract They made three for (July 24 to Aug 23) iI"~W, marrIed my dad. They live In another sta- gOing dnd dov. n-ta-edrth people countered on thIS deal 110 POints and a loss to Great Undertdke tasks pi omptly, of the ZOdidC An IdealI~t With te. Rodngue, playing With Bntaln of 590 P0ln[,<" or 11 In­ but not With n1lSglvlngs Being ~lholarl} mclInatlon~, }ou dlso My mother-In-law has shut me out of the­ Pnday, elected to open the ternatlOnal match pomts dlsorgamzed could medn lombIne the prdctllal \\ Ith the Ir lIves completely. She writes to my hus­ S~'S M:NIES confUSion later Excellent artistic, thu~ (ould mdke a band at work and phones hIm there. I don't aspects ~tlmulate clever gredt succes~ In a vanety of management dnd Inltldtlve fields You lould eXl el In the know why she resents me. There seems to be RICllARI:SCN - ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO GP VIRGO lin' ~\ theater .15 actor, pi oducer or nothIng I can do about It. My father IS 7:30 Dean Mdrtln, George Peppard (Aug 24 to Sept 23) "Y:"'i dramd lntlc, In the llterdry not much of a letter wrIter and he hates to Western - Color You may run Into some 5nags, world, as novelist, JourndlI~t or talk on the phone, so I rarely hear from _ BUS STOP GP obstdcle5, but you Cdn hdndle cntlc, In the profes~lOn5, dS OCEAN VIEW ~ hIm ThIS hurts me deeply. ~ MarIlyn Monroe, Don Murray them and ably Pep up dn old 5uentlst, educator or ldv.}er 7:30 Idea, keep YOllr VISion blodd You love to tIdvel -- e~pecldll} My husband says people over 6~ should be Drama - Color 12:30 lIBRA t - f bv water - dnd .Ire hkel} to able to do as they please. I belIeve chil- YOKWE YUK -A MAN CALLED SLEDGE R (Sept 24 to Oct 23) ~,l; ib meet a vdnet} of persons, and dren have the rlgbt to expect parental at­ 7:00 & James Garner, DennIS Weaver One minute mdtter5 mdY have more thdn one Cdl eer tentIon all theIr llves--the same as par­ 9:00 Western - Color seem to be fIne, the next they during dn Intere5tlng, lolorful ents have the rIght to expect theIr chIld- may be "out of hand" So It wIiI life All thIS, of cour~e If In IIlg !\lEY HALL - **************************** be essential that YOU remain on the higher pldne Unde­ ren to love them forever. Am I expectIng 6:30 & SNOWFIRE - Color (a horse) G poised dnd thoroughly cogm­ veloped, the Vlrgodn 15 inclined too much? 8:30 FRENZY-Suspense-Drama-ColorR zant of your objectlves to be sel£-centered, overly --- Left Out ~ - THE ORGANIZATION GP SCORPIO ~, CrItical of other~, sel£­ (Oct 24 to Nov 22) rJt, h,{" complacent and smug Blrth­ 8:00 SIdney POltler, Sheree North Dear Out A day for bUilding up double date of Roger Mdns, baseball Drama - Color strength In certain drea5 player The qua l-t ty of attent10n a person rece1­ MEn< ISLAND - ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO GP YORWE YUK BUS STOP GP ~es by ask1ng for it--or worse yet, by in­ 8:00 Dedn MartIn, George Peppard 7:00 , MarIlyn Monroe, Don Murray s1st1ng it 1S h1s due--is less than sat1s- r-bnday Western - Color 9:00 Drama - Color factory. ILI.EGImI - THE ANDERSON TAPES GP !\lEY HALL ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO GP Your father has a w1fe and you have a *i'iday Sean Connery, Dyan Cannon 6:30 & Dean MartIn, George Peppard husband. Concentrate on your marriage and Drama - Color 8:30 Western - Color leave your father alone. s.A'IDRIP.Y' S KJVIE8 TRADEWINDS - THE ANDERSON TAPES GP * * * 8:00 Sean Connery, Dyan Cannon RICIARtS::N FRENZY R Drama - Color Dear Ann Landers' 7:30 Jon FInch, Alec McCowen MEn< ISLAND ­ eHE GP I am 23, have been marrIed less than two Suspense-Drama - Color Omar Sharlf, Jack Palance years and am ready to call It qUItS. My 8:00 OCEAN V!El'l THE LONG DUEL G Sunday Drama - Color husband drInks too much and I dIsapprove. 7:30 , Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard n.r.EGINNI - 300 SPARTANS G He says, "I'm the boss around here and .if I 12:30 Adventure Drama - Color RIchard Egan, Ralph Richardson want to drink no damn woman IS gOIng to 8:00 tell me not to." AFRS RADIO SCHEDULE I have to worry about gettIng the bIlls MONDAY THRU FRIDAY A.M. 9 30 - Jack Rader tIl 11 00 9 05 - Sunday Serenade tIl paId and It'S not easy when a man blows $35 6.00 ­ SIgn On 10'05 - News CommentarIes 11.00 a.m. on a weekend for beer and whIskey. Now he 6 02 ­ JIm Denny tIl 9.30 from ABC, NBC, CBS 11:05 - Protestant Hour IS naggIng me to have a baby. He thInks a 6.30 News 11'05 - Bobby Troup Show 11:35 - Salt Lake ChOIr son wIll settle his nerves and make hIm 6.55 - AFRS MornIng Report 11 30 - Interlude 12.05 - Carmen Dragon Show feel more lIke a man. He claIms It'S a WI­ (20 mInutes) 12:00 - MUSIC UntIl Dawn 1 05 - Sunday Serenade fe's duty to have a famIly. I am afraId to 9 30 - Ira Cook Show NEWS ON THE HOUR 1:35 - Meet the Press Panel brIng up children In a home where there IS 10:05 - Barbara Randolph Show SATURDAY Show drinkIng and fIghtIng. 11:05 - Roger Carroll Show 6:00 - SIgn On 2 05 ­ Serenade In Blue Please excuse the mistakes In thIS let- 11:30 -(Wed.) Marshallese Hour 6.02 - JIm Denny tIl 9.15 2 30 ­ Its Your LIfe ter. I want to get It In the mall before 12:00 AFRS Noon Report 6.30 - News 2.35 - Issues and Answers "StalIn" comes home. (15 mInutes) 6:55 - AFRS MornIng Report Panel Show --- UndecIded 12:15 - Showcase 9:15 - Storybook Lady 3:05 ­ BIll Stewart Show 1:05 - Bob KIngsley Show 10.05 - JImmIe Wakely Show 5'05 ­ Sunday Serenade Dear Un. (2 hours) 11.05 - John DarIn Show 5 35 - Face the NatIon Panel I'm prinhng YOiA.r answer in the paper 3:05 Gene PrIce Show 12:05 The Young Sound Show because I don't wa~t to risk sending it to 4:15 - Adventures In Good 2.05 - Jack Rader tIl 4.00 6:05 - Interlude the Kreml1n. MUSIC 4:05 - Ted quIllen Show 6 30 - GunSllloke The present sLt,'Aahon sounds rocky, to 5:05 MUSIC of the Islands 6:00 - AFRS EvenIng Report 6:55 - Forgotten Moments say the least. . Talk to a counselor and 5.30 ­ Todd Tlillngham Show 6:15 - The ElVIS Presley 7'05 - Golden Days of RadIO decLde if your marriage is worth savLng. 5 55 ­ AFRS FInanCIal Report Story 7'30 Comedy Theatre DON'T have a fam1-l,'} unless you're sure 1-t 6:00 ­ AFRS EvenIng Report 7:05 - AmerIcan Top 40 8.00 - Sunday NIght SpeCIal 1-s. 6:15 Pete SmIth Show 8.05 - Wolfman Jack from L.A. 8:30 - Playhouse 25 * * * 7:05 ­ Tom Campbell Show 9.05 - JIm Pewter Show 9'00 - Rock GeneSIS 8: 05 ­ Tony Pigg Show 10'15 - CharlIe Tuna Show 9:05 - Mystery Theatre Is alcoholism r,nmng your life? Know 9:05 Mon. - Howard Cos ell 11:05 Jazz Scene 9:30 HawaiI Calls the danger B1gnals and what to do. Read Tues. - PerspectIve 12:00 - MUSIC UntIl Dawn 10.05 - PhIladelphIa Orchestr the booklet, "A leoholism--Hope And Help," Wed. - CapItol Cloak- NEWS ON THE HOUR 11 05 - FInch Bandwagon I/y Ann Landers. Ene lose 35t; 1n C01n WL th room SUNDAY 12 00 - MUSIC UntIl Dawn your request and a long, stamped, self-ad­ Thurs. - Masterworks 9.00 - Sign On NEWS ON THE HOUR - dressed envelope to this newspaper. Fri. - Update except at 8 and 9 p.m. Page 6 HOURGLASS Saturday, September 9, 1972 Sports At A Glance Basic 8iffe Safety Rules Volleyball Results In the onlv contest played last FRIDAY'S RESULTS National Safety Council research nIght the B~bbles downed Douglas shows that two out of every three In two out of three games, Wln­ SPOIUS NATIONAL LEAGUE bicycle accidents occur to rIders ning the fIrst 15-1, dropping the who have faIled to follow the second 16-0 and then capturIng Pittsburgh 7 Montreal 1 rules of the road. One out of ev- SCHEDULES the thIrd, 9-4. Pittsburgh 4 Montreal 2 ery five bikes involved in these Kathy, with seven New York 8 St. Louis 2 accidents were mechanically de- pOInts, top­ Volleyball St. Louis 9 New York 4 fectlve in some way - brakes not ped tl.e scorIng for the Bobbles. DGnna, In the win for Douglas Chicago 6 Philadelphia 3 work1ng properly - seat and han- In the second game, Sunday, September 10th Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 3 dlebars loose, etc. had 15 p01nts. Houston 5 San Francisco 3 Three out of four bike accidents CI 20 RI 7:00 - Outriggers vs Rare Earth were caused by the bicycle nder. a - e su ts (Bustillo & Jerviss) AMERICAN LEAGUE Thus it can be seen that mObt ac­ c1dents are caused by ignorance Three races were saIled 1n good REGULAR ROUND Kansas C1ty 5 Minnesota 0 of the law by both cyc11st and winds on Labor Day, openIng the Kansas C1ty 3 M1nnesota 2 motorist and by poor mechanical new Cal-20 rac1ng season. The Monday, Sept. 11th Oakland 6 Texas 3 condition of b1kes. standIngs, as a result of these Chicago 5 California 1 In recent' surveys, improper races were: 6:30pm - Palm Terrace vs Ehukai (Ma10 & Paleka) Californ1a 9 Chicago 4 turns at 1nterbectlons, failure to DetrOIt 2 Baltimore 1 use brakes, carrying an extra pas­ 1st - Rauchwerk ROUND ROBIN Boston 4 New York 2 senger, and not having the rIght 2nd - Getchell of way contr1buted to 67 per cent 3rd - KeIcher and MInihane (tIe) Billie Jean Defeats of all accidents to cyc11sts. 5th - Hergenrother. Tuesday, Sept. 12th Of over 300 b1cycles inspected 6th - Day. 1n one school d1strict recently, 6:30pm - Ehukai vs Unpredictables (Bust1llo & Cox) FOREST HILLS, (UPI) - Billie dll were found defectIve in one Spalding Golf Tourney Jean King, the defend1ng and W1m­ or more ways that could contrIbute bledon title holder, defended her to the lnc1dence of acc1dent to 7:00pm - Palm Ter. II vs Outrigs The annual Spald1ng Open Golf (MalO & Kuall.i) U.S. Open t1tle with a 6-3, 7-5 the cyclist. Lack of a tail11ght Tournament w111 be held on the v1ctory over Kerry Melv1lle of or reflector, worn out fork bear­ weekend of September 23 - 24 WIth Thursday, Sept. 14th Australia at Forest H1lls today. 1ngs and loose pedals and handle­ a l1st of prizes totaling over Mrs. K1ng, who defeated her most bars led the list of mechanical $1,750. It WIll be 18 holes of 6:30pm - Palm Ter. II vs Unpredlct. dangerous foe, Margaret Court, 1n offenses. stroke play WIth full handIcap. (Ma10 & Kaulii) the seml-f1nals Friday, had diff1­ The need is obvious. Children Each of the flIght WInners culty WIth M1ss Melville only in and adults a11ke - cyclists and WIll rece1ve a set of Spald1ng the second set. The ninth-seeded motorists - must know and obey 7:00pm - Ehukal vs OutrIggers Elite woods and the overall win­ (BustIllo & Cox) MIss Melville had ambushed Chris the rules of the road, operate ner a set of Spald1ng ElIte Irons Evert In the sem1S. the1r veh1cles safely and make There w11l also be numerous Friday, Sept. 15th In men's action, Arthur Ashe and certain theIr bikes are In good other prIzes, such as low gross, Romanian I11e Nastase gained the workIng order. longest drive, closest to the final round with clear-cut victor­ 6:30pm - Outr1gs vs Unpredlcts pIn, etc. (BustIllo & Cox) 1es. Ashe trounced 12th-seeded BASIC BIKE SAFETY RULES The event IS open to all mem­ C11ff R1chey, 6-1, 6-4, 7-6, and bers of the Kwajaleln Golf Asso- Nastase rallIed to beat unseeded 7:00pm - Ehuka1 vs Palm Terrace II Here are 11 basic rules of the c1atlon whose dues are paId up (MalO & Kua1il) Tom Gorman, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2, 6-1. road, approved by the Bicycle In- and who have a current establlsh- st1tute of Amer1ca and accepted ed handIcap. by thousands of Communlt1es all The KGA has also announced that Notices Olympic Medal Standings across the country. "Rags" Ragland, head golf Pro at UMPIRES MEETING MUNICH, (UPI) - Medal standings 1. Obey all traffic regulatIons, HawaII's famous Mauna Kea Golf after FrIday's events at the sIgns and lIghts. Resort, and "B1l1" Thomson, the There WIll be an umpIres meet­ 01ymp1c Games: 2. Keep to the rIght and rIde Hawa11 manager for the Spalding Ing Thursday, September 14th at G S B T 1n a stra1ght line. Always rIde Company, will be on hand for the 5:15pm at SpeCIal SerVIces for UnIted States 27 27 27 81 SIngle f1le. event. all personnel interested in umpI­ SOVIet UnIon 34 22 18 74 3. Have a white lIght In front "Rags" will conduct a ser1es rIng In the Fast-pitch league. East Germany 19 17 21 57 and a red lIght or approved re- of golf clInICS for ladies, jun- West Germany 8 9 12 29 flector in back. lors and men on Kwajaleln and Japan 12 7 8 27 4. G1ve pedestrians the rIght Roi Namur while Bill WIll show LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD of way. AVOId rIding on SIdewalks. some of the latest golf fashIons Hungary 3 8 13 24 5. Look out for parked cars pul- and equipment. AustralIa 8 7 2 17 BegInnIng Sunday, September 17th l1ng into traffIC. Watch for doors ClImax of the event WIll be a Great BritaIn 4 4 7 15 the LIttle League FIeld WIll be Italy 5 3 6 14 openIng on parked cars. banquet-dance at the Yokwe-Yuk reserved for the Global SlOW-pItch 6. Never hItch on other vehIcles club on the evenIng of Sunday, Sweden 4 4 5 13 League from 11:00am untIl 5:00pm Poland 4 3 6 13 or stunt or race In traff1c. September 24th during wh1ch Mr. each Sunday untIl further notIce. BulgarIa 3 7 2 12 7. Carry no passengers or ob- Thompson will present the tour- KWGA GOLF Jects WhICh Interfere WIth V1S10n nament prIzes as well as a large France 2 4 5 11 CzechoslovakIa 1 3 2 6 or control. number of door-prIzes. The KwaJaleln Women's Golf As­ 8. Make sure brakes are func- Entry fee for the tournament Kenya 1 1 4 6 SOCIatIon WIll meet September 14th RomanIa 0 2 4 6 tloning smoothly. Keep your b1ke IS $5.00, payable at the Golf at 7:30pm at the quarters of Mrs. Canada 0 2 3 5 in perfect operat1ng condit10n. Club House. Reservations for the Ruth Brooks, Tr-817. All members North Korea 1 0 3 4 9. Look to the right and left banquet-dance, also $5.00 may and any Interested women are ur­ 2 1 0 3 at all 1ntersect10ns. also be made at the club house. Norway 10. Always use proper hand SIg- ged to attend. 2 0 1 3 Holland nals for turning or stopping. 0 1 2 3 ATTENTION GOLFERS AustrIa 11. Don't weave 1n and out of Bowling Lessons 0 1 2 3 ColombIa traffic or swerve from side to New Zealand 1 1 0 2 SpeCIal Services plans to gIve Kwajalein Golf ASSOCIatIon Dues side. MongolIa 0 2 0 2 one hour lessons for women Bowl- for September through March are ers at the BowlIng Lanes on Mon- now beIng accepted at the club SWItzerland 0 2 0 2 Shooting Course Cuba 0 0 2 2 Firearms day and Wednesday mornIngs at house, or mall to Bob Adent, P.O. ArgentIna 0 1 0 1 The KwaJalein FIrearms and 9:30 and 10:30am. The lessons WIll Box 2366. Dues must be in by Denmark 1 0 0 1 ShootIng school will begin class­ begIn on Monday, September 18th I October 1st. - $5.00 for SIX Belgium 0 1 0 1 es on Sunday, September 17th at and last for four weeks. Regis- months -- $10.00 for one year. Uganda 1 0 0 1 the Community Center from 10:00am tratlon w11l be lImIted. Call Greece 0 1 0 1 to 12:00 noon. SpeCIal Services on Monday, Sep­ FAST-PITCH MANAGERS Lebanon 0 1 0 1 The course WIll be held for two tember 11th to register - 83331. South Korea 0 1 0 1 hours on SIX Sundays through Oct­ All managers Interested In en­ Turkey 0 1 0 1 ober 22nd. The only cost involved ATTENTION WOMEN BOWLERS terIng a team In the upcoming EthIopia 0 0 1 1 is that each student must pay for . Fast-Pitch League, please call Ghana 0 0 1 1 or bring theIr own ammunition to A WIBC local associatIon work­ SpeCIal SerV1ces at 83331. The Jamaica 0 0 1 1 the Pistol Range for the classes shop meeting WIll be held on Sun-i entry deadlIne IS Monday, Septem­ on the fourth Sunday. day, September 17th from 3:00­ ber 11th at 4:30pm. ADULT SWIMMING LESSONS Students will shoot for a cer­ 5:00pm at the Commun1ty Center. tificate of Qualification on the Beginner and ad~anced beginner The purpose of the meetIng IS Construction work has begun on final Sunday of the course. For of~ swimming lessons for adults will to Instruct members In the use Echo PIer. For the duration of further informatIon, contact be held at the Dependent Pool league supplies plus an explana- , the constructIon perIod, chIldren instructor George Edelman at starting on September 11th and tion of certain important rules will not be permItted to fISh 81778. continuing through September 30th and regulatIons. All members and from the pier and the causeway "--"~oWi·iNG'LMfE-S"~~ Classes will be conducted on IlQ.UUUU especially league secretaries are and entry to the pier WIll be 11- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and HOURS OF OPERATION urged to attend. mited to those involved in the Friday from 9:45 to lO:30am. .1 Light refreshments will be ser- work actIVIties. The seawall al- Interested residents please cal] - 9:30am to 11:30pm ved following the meetIng. Any ong the MarIne Department is not Man - Fri newcomers interested in bowlIng Special Services - 83331. Class Saturday - 9:30am to l2:00pm are more than welcome to attend. a fIshIng area. size will be limited. Sun - HoI -lO:OOam_I.to 11:30pm• , Saturddy > ~'". \ _u'~ I ,/.c::. H0URGTAC;:C;: Page 7

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PUBLISHED aT CLOJ,AL ASSOCIATES AT tHI DlaECTION or nil COIIiANDUIC CLASSIFIED Announcements onlCEl. KW,UALEll KISSELl ItAIICI. KAUIW.L ISUKDS COHUAC'T DAH~ftOo-~~~. h publhbad daU,.. Monda, throulh Saturday Mat.rid for uhUe.UOG on c:he Around tCNft ,aae _Yet ba aut.-Heed 1ft writ!nl For Sale YOKWE YUK CLUB NOTICE - Any band Instru­ to t:' Hourca..a 72 hour- pdor to dadred pubUe.tlon date Materl.~ tor the M aftCI spoua , .....",at be aybalttad in vrit1nl to the Hour ments, ampllflers, equlpment, etc. at the Cl... offica 24 houu tliefon desired publication datu Telephol\. ATTENTION NUMISMATISTS -A once In a 11fe­ notic•• and ad. "ill not b. acuplad All copy and photOlraphe bec~..d tlme buy - genulne orlglnal U.S. proof Yokwe Yuk Club must be tagged with the ebe propere,. or lU HourCla.. "pubUcaUon of the ...terial conta ne owner's name, box no. and phone number, by Muin b not authortr.1Id wlthoyt .,pravsl of the Co-."d1nl Officer. COln dles San FranC1SCO Mlnt (defaced of );I"'~:l;~: :'::1~:tl::~:lV.d yowr co,,. 01 the MourCla.. by 6 U..-. course) 5 dles, a real collectors Item. Sat., Sept. 9, 1972. Any Items that do plea•• call In39 a..tv••n 6 15 aDd. 6 45,. and. copy will be d.Uy....d not belong to the club and are not tagged toE~~;OI Jo~ft P "c..on, CIICUU,TtotC Ho\HAGEl »." Od.en Also complete Roosevelt BU 10¢ collectl0n OrFICI STAFFI J••nneane SuCton '.C Tippit CLeft Hi"'c (1 only). Phone 82468, 6-8pm only. wl11 be turned over to Securlty. llPWDUCTlOIL IT.....' Larry rinton. Marolt Lalli.e. Alben Peter GLOBAL ASSOCIATES COMPLETELY STOCKED 20 GAL. PLEXIGLASS AQUA­ EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATION MEETING­ RIUM wlth thermostatlc heater, thermometers All EAA members are requested to attend a OFFICIAL 3 filters, large alr pump, vacuum cleaner meetlng to be held at 1:30pm Sunday 10 DATE OFFICER *PHONE wlth dlsposable bags, 2 large speclmen col­ Sept. 72, In the passenger brIeflng room, lectIon buckets wIth nets and 2 portable 9 September 1972 MAJ WENDT 82479 TermInal Bldg. The purpose of thlS meetlng 10 September 1972 CPT COOMBE 84633 pumps, aquarlum 11ghts wlth transformer, IS to approve the KwaJaleln Chapter By-Laws 11 September 1972 CW4 Seefeldt 82556 food and book on salt water flshes. 83773, and to elect chapter offIcers. Interested work, 82237 B.Q. persons, not yet members are welcome to at­ *If the duty offlcer cannot be reached at the number Ilsted above call Secur­ 1 SCUBAPRO, SINGLE HOSE REGULATOR for sale tend. Your attendance and cooperatlon 1S needed at thlS Inltlal meet1ng to help get Ity, 82119, to obta1n the duty off1­ $40.00. Good operatlng condltl0n. Call cer's temporary telephone number. Kentron Dlvlng Locker, 81460, durIng work­ the chapter off the ground. Ing hours, or 82587 after 1630. SCUBA CLUB DIVE for thls Sunday WIll be la­ The KMR duty off1cer serves as the TWO (2) 8'x12' GREEN RUGS - Excellent condl­ goon Slde of Kwadack-Omelek reef. The boat commandlng off1cer's representat1ve tl0n. Call 81298 (7:30-4:30) Frlday, 84105 wl11 leave the dock at 0830 and return at dur1ng other-than-norma1 duty hours. (4:30-6.00) Frlday (9:00-4:00) Saturday and 1630. Dlvemasters WIll be Bl11 Cameron and Durlng the hours 1130 to 1230, Mon­ Sunday. Chuck Adams. Flotatlon vests are mandatory days through Frlday, the commandlng SANSUI QS-500 4-CHANNEL REAR AMPLIFIER. In­ and wl11 be subject to perlodlc Inspectl0n off1cer's representat1ve may be con­ corporates 4-channel syntheslzer decoder. as to proper operatl0n. Guests are welcome tacted at the telephone number 81419 Unlque phase shlfter and excluslve phase but must dlve wlth a club member. modulatl0n Clrcult plus 2-CH 120w power amp­ jJcif'~ Ilfler. ArrlVlng new from Navy Exchange. DUPLICATE BRIDGE - An "Open-Pairs" Club For sale, unopened, for $160 Navy prlce. Champlonshlp wl11 be held Sunday, Sept. 10, MAJ. AGC Call Doug Trotter 77557 or 82798 anytlme. Deglnnlng at 7:00pm In the Banyan Room of Adjutant MALIBOU DIVER REGULATOR (same as Navy III the Yokwe Yuk. For a partner or further Informatl0n contact Max Sahl at 99141 (am) wi J valve) $40.00. Large SWlm flns (11­ Arrival of Optician 13) $5.00. Pl0neer tuner TX-5A tuner and or 82857 (pm). Everyone 1S welcome to par­ PIoneer amp model SM-B3, package $85. La­ tlc1pate. hr. Robert Ml1ler from the Kamaalna Vlslon QD-~ Center wl11 be on Is1and from 11 through 14 fayette 4 channel adaptor $25 (w/PI0­ PRESCHOOL LIBRARY STORYHOUR w1ll resume neer package $100). Mohack 10 ft. rod and September for dellvery of prescr1pt1on and Monday Sept. 11, and be held every Monday contact lenses ordered from hlS last V1S1t. Mltchell salt water #402 reel $50. Call thereafter, at the George Seltz School Dlrk at 83469 days or 84117 at other tlmes. Mr. Ml11er wl11 also be flttlng patlents L1brary at 10:00. ChIldren must be ac­ who are Interested 1n purchaslng the "soft companled by a parent to check out books. lense" contacts at thIS tlme. Patlents de­ Wanted slrlng adjustments, dupllcatl0ns, repalrs, WOMEN OR TEENAGER to babyslt In your home MONDAY AFTERNOON DUPLICATE AND PARTY BRIDGE, safety glasses, dlvlng mask lenses and con­ Saturdays and Sundays. Phone 82454. sponsored by the Yokwe Yuk Women's Club and tact lenses may come 1n at any tlme. Toe Even1ng Dupllcate Br1dge Club, wl11 be play­ followlng IS the schedule for del1very of Services Offered ed each week In the Yokwe Yuk Club at 12:30pm, glasses and contact lense check: For further 1nformat1on contact W1l1y Zes­ September 11 EXPERIENCED 15-YEAR-OLD, wl1llng to babYSlt soules 83403. 2:00pm-4:30pm - Eyeglass Dellvery A-C anytIme. Good wlth Infants and small chll­ 5:00pm - Contact Lense Check S~eclal dren. Ask for Laura at 82295. EMON LODGE #179 F.&A.M. w1ll hold a September 12 Meetlng Monday at 7.30pm, 11 September 1972. 8:00am-ll:30pm - 12:30pm-4:30pm MOTHERS - Experlenced babysltter looklng for All Master Masons are cordlally Invlted. a Job. I am In 6th grade and can babyslt Eyeglass Dellvery D thru L dally and take klds to matlnee. Very good BARGAIN BAZAAR IS open every Monday from September 13 wlth babys and small chl1dren. Call 82366 3:30 tl11 5pm. For plckups on Tuesday 8:00am-ll:30am - 12:30pm-4:30pm and ask for Candy. afternnoon call DorlS Self 82676 or Nancy Eyeglass Dellvery M thru R Knlatt 83787 before noon Tuesday. 4:30pm - Soft Contact Lense Appolntment September 14 Notice THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE WOMEN'S PROTES­ 8:00am-ll:30am - l2:30pm-4:30pm TANT CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP wl11 meet Monday, Eyeglass Dellvery S thru Z For your shopplng convenlence, Macy's September 11 at 7:30pm at the home of Janet 4:30pm - Appolntments for Hard or Soft and Macy's West wl11 open Mondays at Coon, Tr. 828. Wll1 the members of the Contact Lenses 10:30am rather than 11:00am Board who wl11 be unable to attend please The Eye Cllnlc wl11 be held In Tral1er 937. call Nldra Anderson, 82518. For further 1nformatl0n call 82150 or 84637. EBEYE EXCHANGE - Can you puncture a hole In ::'11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 a seashell? Can you make Jewelry uSlng sea- RANGE OPERATION • Blasting Operations shells? Have you admued the pretty shell = . Jewelry at the Mlcroneslan Handlcraft Shop? A Meteorolog1cal rocket launch operatl0n • Martln-Zachry Constructors wl11 conduct : Then co~c to Emon Beach on Wednesday, Septem­ IS scheduled for Monday, September 11. : blastlng operatlons on the reef of Omelek, : ber 13, at lOam where the Marshallese women In connectl0n wlth thlS operatl0n hazard : ocean slde, for an unspeclfled perlod of : wl11 show !J(",' to make Jewelry. Brlng a cas- areas wlll eXlst In the ocean and on KwaJ­ aleln Island between the aZ1muths of 225 0 : tlme. Low flylng alrcraft should avold : sero1e and ctdy for lunch. Chl1dren of par- 0 =. the east reef of Ome1ek. =. tlclpatlng mothers welcome. Any questl0ns? true and 275 true. The ocean hazard area = =Call Joan Sah1 82857. extends out from KwaJale1n for a dlstance :11111111111111111111111 II II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"II"IIIIIIIC MISSION BAZAAR BUZZ-BUZZ - FllP Wl1son says of 35 nautlcal ml1es. The KwaJale1n Is­ land ground hazard area 1ncludes the MAR "Try It, you'll 11ke lto" Jane MIchaels and fll1 and the 800 area. All personnel and Notice Gall \.Jebster say "Cut It, you'll love lto" craft must stay out of the ocean hazard These talented gals Invlte you to thelr flrst area between the hours of 1045 and 1300 THE TRAILER BARBER SHOP wl11 be closed workshop Tuesday mornlng, Sept. 12th, 9:30­ as of Monday, Sept. 11th, for alteratlons. or untl1 the restr1ctlon IS Ilfted. The 11:30, Tral1er 733. Jane and Gall are agaln ground hazard area must be evacuated not Whl1e these are In progress, the SANDS maklng thelr cute, adorable stuffed anImals, BARBER SHOP wl11 be open as follows: later than 1130 hours. See the dlagram so brlng your SClssors and much love and below showlng the hazard areas. Mon. thru Frl. 9am to 8pm let's all "cut up." Sat. and Sun. 9am to 6pm CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB - Attentl0n "Galloplng Gourmets" who wl11 be attendlng the luncheon ...... •...... •..... Sept. 13th, we ask that you brIng your favor­ Ite reclpes for salads, desserts, lunches, punch and hors d'oeuvres. These reclpes Will be prlnted and made Into a connOIsseur de­ CROSSROADS SPECIALS lIght reclpe book. Where w1l1 the profIts go?? Of course, to the mlssl0ns, but to us Sunday NIght on KwaJ, some to the h1PS and some to the roast Tom Turkey DInner · wa1st"oh, well.,,"Merry Cook1ng." M::mday NIght · THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB 1S updatlng captaIn's Seafood Platter · thelr babysltter llSt. Would all those · Interested In haVIng thelr name on the TuesdalUEIght · babysltter llst please call Mary Ann Poast Prime Dinner · Bohnlng at 83648. HAZARD AREA EXTENDS CUT 35 11M · · JAPMIESE NEEDLE PUNCH CLASS: Open from 14 · Thurs. mornlng (9.00-11:00) evening (7:00­ _...... •· (9 00). Tel - 82426 (431-A).