m for - Aramcoexpats

6s oiEducaUon for dta lslu
hime, In a oeremony h.._
eb. 6 In the aoutb resldeatlpl
L a of pnmmam. aocew I
$a Wet lntsrmediats .Ob
1
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H.M.KINO SA'UD SPENDS NIMT IN DAMAM -On o mtwm WpfM QOtqYk.nHh
kwh, Kii Sa'ud hod been the gumt d T h bler H.H. bhud Ih 'All al-Thanl, tha -ch and
his antmap mn mt at ha Dhhmn Aitfkld by H.H. Awir Sa'ud lbn Jiluwi, who okrtaind ltk
km wEth o kng~t at th himh (hLI( night him his &palturn for Ripdh wxt mornitq by motor
wr. Hk kpny planned 0 lvmh slap In Khurob.
ind~rSaudl~rabdIgnltarles For the sixth consecutive
pramant. yoar the lndlsn Ant)-Locus1
Mission, asbdated by Aramco.
la to work in the Arabian Rninsuls
to ponrrol tbe annual
pest that frae. Adla" *riculwtata.
WIUl headquarters in d-
Khabar, UIC hcssion has estab-
IJehed wtpoata in al-Hasa
pmvlnceformntrol operations.
APIWIW'S part 10 the opm-
Uon ia comprlsd of communlcatlonn,
Wennprtation and
flnnnelal aid. Personnel,
eapeclally hse in outlying
Sixth Annual Locust Control Mission at Work
wl H.S. Nokid JW.
w Y o naeption ot al-Mun
London T&

~ u l ~ ~ t i P Tk ( PpoCt ~ 8fhUve n t demonatre- Cent@r,Houlur 1818. Pha lor
'm for *rh. h tlon of th. maad for much &ves tho fortboomltq art show will
100 lad s4pn mIxhuea or la for .boppen In numbers to be dl8wnaed and offlcen for
011 hbriar, they we makc rwueata. 1961-62 will bo imtalled.
15.Year Man
Y. L. Miller, who bu M
vfwF=d ni--mg
and Mok-chrlLedup16 yeul
of Alunm AocomUw BervIce
&ab. 14.
u.llinmsnt
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au tht d PbQ
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QfmJwo0wmswhu.h.
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aufmwnt u a#rvl.or of
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dtseiw tallad 8. w
&qmviwr d Plmua.aaW. EM
Oort Aoaudnib# in &#amber
1m.
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and for tb tbesautrg yuutbe
dutia of ibpsr*l.sr ot
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lebsr uotl~o meapded hhn.
MI-
Cblsl Ao0olInmntBI Abplp1.
mym1. He
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pqa&htsrr-- -
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8uprvi.o~ of d heoa\ntfq
M given hfm in FarmDy
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ln December, 1M8 be wan
Indt*dual*clw pmluaipedto~s
present poaiurm
'Ided lor
of wager, Office mwgement
an
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to
emice dsprtment.
dis~lsy the now-8 at their
A llatlve of Morristown,
best.
Tena.. MUer apeat his school
The CletPgrs are not only
yeul 1. 8.lltoavllb, Ark. He
snthuai.suc but
i. * gm4U.b Of tba ddmdsromQa*b.ur- UUntee*
of A-. at Pllyett.trllle,
*
-
-Q Qmup
when he malor~d in ~ ~ ~ I I I B ~ S
show.
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AdmtnllrlrWaD ad Wain& a
Earlan Cleaver wan vice B . me ~ in m-.
president unlsr the late &a IU. ma
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@emtwh0 -Ized in la3 1n fhe hvUpn Departand
aemed p=al- fn mmt rtwMbl~. O.C. Pol.
1868- 1. 1859 U B . ~ ~bsngtolseg-c~d -cc
Weaiden* of the WXP .oB duua urol tulo thr
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Ueaven d bs ansleted b~ Bo boobopal.
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~phy by Burndt K Moody
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EASTER BASKETS m&fmmwrllyocquldl00~fpmduak mn
dmmonstmted for tha RM TanurnWoman's Gfoq by h4n.B.L.Ooug.r
Up to Par
H. Stewart,M. Iapien Meclaliste
Cru!nh.rm apllt th8 ewth wed
PThW ht Ibll~d.yb Mir(
Wabbl and m&rroh.i& WM
lenka up the Hol Hl'r. a d ,
School Accepted
Icat;l*dlir )q. IJ
a Ubnrg, a aohd dlnfo
a aanteen.
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tho W. e WlluaaDLW, in ad-
dition to PrmtBWt w r ,
wen Amma9 Vim Prridmie
P.B. Am&, t,M. 1Plgda .ad
W.R. Cooper. and zllffuent-
atlve. fmm awe- neb-
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merit -tr m@
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ma 8&rt E.. claweM
run rtmur ofthe
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two word8
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RASTANUBA-Bu Tnaur.
Blw Dwh lwt mtbr olw
Anbb W aoniereaoa tilt
IUtRidyto the.Airn&
m. 86-81. B& taum
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crowdoL.adreretreatd m
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Tnaur.wa76toT4 leal
'ate in the fourth period but

Devils Suffer
Double Defeat
RAE TANURA - The lIlllu&'
maahore Blue Devlln have
gonedown to defeat twiea with-
h a three-jay priod to tbe
youngmdilas@ Airfield tauaJ
tha Jetl ad ths Flyem. Tba
JetltooktbeFeb.3 tbiuer
by a OM-point victory, 67-w
tbe Flyers.deepened theDePil's
miaery with a 16-50 score
Feb. 6.
Luck emphasiaed her
wbimay by grinding the Blue
Devil. down to tbree defeats in
tbs flrst three g-a of the
seaaon by a totd of but seven
point.; tbe Flyers won Jan. 23
(42-38). the Wahran Bears.
Jan. SO (44-42) and the Jets,
Feb. 3 (67-65).
In the Ran Tanura-Jete game
plWed Feb. 3. the Jets led at
the slld of the tint quartet 17
to 13 and at half Ume 34-3q.
It was sU11 nip and tuck at the
three-qarter mark with Ras
Tanurn pining a 53-60 margin
onlytolme in the last few sec-
oads of the game on a steal by
blOlDdUstahvcammtoa
-'Icl'Iclpulm* I& the iml
ptfbBuaewmb
AMm&Cc&aRu IafeUca'a
Lsr Md bud, &a* sort
Elephont hunhn on dori in Afrko Dave Omnt ond Roy (Sondl
5ond.n both basgad one of tho big pchyrbm. Sanden' elepkn
wn above, vor dmpped with o shot lo the bmin. Tha hunhn on
(left to right) Lemurinn, tmcker, Kiwmbi, gun bearer; John Rurrel
whit. hunter; bndan and Ounsnt.
Bighe Hunters Sanders, Ozmeni
Bag Two Elephants in AfFica
Dave Ozment and Roy (Snndy) Wns covered with ithnn
Banders on nclUon in the Meru grass 'an high as an elephant'
Forest area of Kenya both eye.' Ruth.Dave's wife, apol
qualified as big-gune hunters kid the elephant's head abov
- Elmer Elartley Led rll wr- when each ballged an elephant the thlck graas. The hunter
lq with 26 points, sinking 15 Ban@ downed hls "ivory car- plutlged throngb the grass fa
' out of 16 free thmws along with rier' the second day of the P mile tracking the elephat
Ma 8I.x field lds. Sutherlud dari. Jan. 20, nnd Dave befme Ibve got in a [a(l
and weit &re next in smr- wed a larger one a week shoulder 8hot. The ivory fml
iq with I4 and 13 point8 later.
Drive's elewt weighed s
rupe4)tlvely.
Booking with Hunter's Safari avmnge of W pounds pr tusl
Ltd.. out of Nairobi. Ozment
The Jsts' Paul Arnett garone
of the heaviest taken.
and hders left on a threenered
24 pointa on 10 fielders
week safarl In mid-January,
md four fna Uvowe followed
hophg to sIgbt some of the Little League
by 12 point. by ''Blue'' B.ird.
'big five'--elephant, leopard.
The Blue Devils bowed low
buffalo, rhirdxema and lion.
MdCr the orula~~~ht of the
They wers praltted licenses
Plyare, Feb.6 when Tom Bmtth
for only tbree of the big five on "Take LIe Out to the Ba
.nB Jlm Famaworth of the
a short safari. and arcceeded he." will be heard at King'
hgw-lerdlng Airfield con-
In bagglr,g elephant nnd bufPalo, Road Stadium, -ran. 1
.
sla tbmadd tbeuetsfora
plua n representative bne of herald tbeopning of the eight
bind totd of 58 pointa.
otlmr Afriean game.
season of the Arabian Litil
.he Flyem held quarter hdy, accompanied by his langue which opens tomorm
lea& of 20-10: 38-25; 54-25 white hunter, John Russell. at 2:30 p.m.
nnd tbs final 78-50.
went alom the elephant trail The opener will be plnye
Autley pdtheBur Tanu~a over mountPinoua-ravlnen between the Dhshran Pirater
oyn with 11 points besides stalking a noisy elephant herd defending champ, and the Ra
p4*141 hlr, wupl outet.od* for two burs before reaching Tanun Falcons, runners-"
Boor-. M. R. his target, a bull elephant. b t sewon. Respective Man
After he placed a telling brain- agere Phil Kirchem nnd Arid
shot the pchyderm fell. Fe-
Bean Bumble,
HI11 each predict their tear
mnle elephant0 of tbe brd thsn will be the winner as a kick-a
charged the No hunters. A. to the 1961 League UUe.
Jets Win 7 1-47 Bpndy had but one elephant Thegame wffl be precededb
Liceme he and the white hunter cereaosles presided over b
Dhuluul mars, sull in headed for 'the trees' until the
hmcm~tlon, wem ranted out enraged elephants left their
o l ~ o + ~ ~ relenuas t h e dead cornpaion. For tbe nat
xc.nw. Feb. 6, few hountbsuarrsa beehive
of scud* wtth amlnlar..
Pbet0enpbmt~~BI.n
."~=*-,
(vbltehrmPr~hrrlafmB
MfEri) went tO a dlft~n* t.C.
nh. Tbg drone to tba lower
Up to PQY'
I C d hol 6)
Katb~~theahance to
meet h the fin&.
m Uw men's &'y. champion.
ehlpnmt, npl Macarw defaatedTomBumphreJ;
BovIm
fi(bar~bwkd~ lngmIw
mdw.d~~dowld Johrlw
hkar. Remi will meet Pul
mw ta tbe lMrm-fi&
thmtirst..nd&urodin ~wrchG-ose.ltmh
tha lwvkn clwe. m*wad
In the PdrPagd &*IOU. mats pc*wmqji.a.
t)omiead Bill CtWvfedfta vUtW clur.
baonmdledWoonteaesnin vu~BwUbl&la@f!&
their clme race for Home-of- and LWu Brookr, four&.
tbe-Year points. laahin th. Bons.of-the-
In the opeolng event Janet Yar o ~ o In the n noviae
&incllg won the novice keyhok @WE- 'WUd 8bd Jbaetllvbr
race.mounted on Walad. Roger & nnd Rgsr bar.
Ison plnced semnd. followed Wlth BPU Cbbb rud Be R6d and
kbanacompeUtion. Du3y Oley- divfsion.
nick and iat~lah wcre fowth, Tba nut gJmLh.m will bp
Lkin chtnin ad ~uhy won Fr1d.y. t+fmob 3 at 2 p.m. at
theadvanced keybole race, with cord.
ma Tanura's Dee Brmb and
Shnrifa in second place. ciary Tenph Taler
Mundwiler on [Lahala placed
third and Bill Cobb on Big Red
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wns IOU ith.
We111br.1 inr bye 61
winning with a 3D-21 record.
1 thc pole bending. Roger
Ison, had thc best Umc, follow-
The Rebels rolled high-tam
asrlea of 1.693 wbile (bc 1MR8
by Janet hsdig. wfth ut Milamandprlma in third phee
tLlm rolled whm of
and Dody dleynick fourth. Top Ray
~ ~ won ~ the ~ i SWe's ~ 26% - top series, hrry
pole be~dlsg 00 hie, wits TOW%, 815; Velrpe.
Mundwiler seoord. Cobb Wrd. wb" h the
and Brooks, fcurth, e n , W, -, Qdde
nigh ~i,,d~~,,d moving~gets Pqym 221; lopsoti=. Do-ne
made the ancient sport of tilt- Rernn. 660: averape.
tng even more challenging than DOren@ Repn. Wna
usual. Dee Bmob. who with nnd hrlr, my, nu WWI 163's.
Mnl Philip briw his horse all Lutnfestoflspsw p14Y found
thr way from RW ~nwra for ralliw a serius
each gymkhana, was a popllpr wlth a 221; Qna Knowles, 573
winner of the tilting, followed
with a POO, Ted Huff 812 with a
by man Cnntrell on MU, '18, hm mus
Mundwiler and Mck Csvedo on mlled by R. hullrner. 246;
Tom bnnedy, m, and ~obn
sluIm8.
Anothor blue ribbon went to R-102. R-
Roger hon in the clover-leaf herblLbwrla Of 5W)on gmea
barrel race. with Janet Win- of 201. PO6 and 183.
dig, second. Klt Mllua, third. * Tuesd.g *d Hmdland
wlnnlng her first ribbon in COP Le~pue the UW Dm. It
gymkhana competition, en- T m a f-t p*oe a
par-old Kay Reed on aahnr 46*18 record fd0w.d by the
placed fourth.
Lulw wwl a 88-l/2 - 24-l/S
BonnIe Cobb tc& anotbrr aahn R e cbopp.d
tlrst in the advanced barrel the U*r fine * he ked
race. with BUI Cobb a tenth of -0. of 210. 222 and 261 lor