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Saudi &ab employma who 1- mmmmw Fa Outt-Kl~domlraidnp orlprnnn in liw m: Front
mu, (left m rl ht) Ab&llah Ali olbaleh, bkbl Rohn Abdullah ol-Hwin, Abdul Rohon Dohhil
.I-Zooman, ~ogh hlwon ol-Humcidan, Abdul Moiid Soleh bmld, and Hlmrin Mohammad Dhaflr.
Bock row (Imft m right) Mohomlmd Sulton Gerna, Ahwnd Jum' Aw&, Solim Sulmn Gem, Hawan
Ali Ghanirn, Em Mcnllm el-Mdim md AWulloh Fahad ol-lubhni. Alwnt fmm h ictum am
Fohad Mohammed Ghcnloon, ~bdullo Saif ~o'odhadi and Soid Soyyd kj;d Awwmni. Rn on now
22 Saudi Amb mmploym d kmcu prticiptlnp in this Out-of-Kingdom twining pogrom.
15 Suudi Arub Employees Leave fir School in Beirut
employees. students on Arumoo
Cut-of-Kingdom Training
Assignxneot., will Leave Dhah-
M for Beirut. EIght of these
students will enter Internstionnl
College for a prepratory
year for entrance 0 the American
University of Beirut
1neo.
in
Four who Iuve passed
American aollege entrance
examl~.tlmwill enter A. U. B.
aw frenhmen, One rtudent in
in him .enlor year at A. U. B..
and hvo ntudentm will k an-
rolled in functional one-year
ahort mumes.
The elght preparatory year
students who will mptrlculnte
in Intenutiorul College am:
Ahwad ~unu' Awadb, from the
oil operauoo, t.boratory.
Osnenl Office, who will specialize
in chemical englneering;
AMul Majld Bpleh Jlmld,
and Abdul R.hnun hhbll al-
Zwmnn, both from the Medical
-nt, who will wecWiw
la plbllc health: Ahdul-
I& .h al.L-&lsh, fmm the
Training dlvirion, Db.hnn,
R. al-Rashicl To Study in US.
Ruhld I. al-Ruhid, Public
R.htlona R.pnrm(.tIvo. am-
enl OUice, Dhnhnn, left
Dh.hran &&. S to snmll at
-ton Uniwnlty for rlx-
montbrof graduate study under
Trachoma Study
In Medical News
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co Trachoma Ramarch unit of
tin WcJ deprtmsnt, W
Dwtorrhmurl D. Boll, Jr.,
John C. M r ud Ed- I.
whoss major wlll be teaching;
Fahad Mohnmmed (8uslun.
kccounting. Dh.bnm. who will
(Cauinwd M bass 21
Miscible Phase Injection,/, ,
I/ ' f
Scheduled For 'Ah ~ar Area
P
~ramco hu -mad a mLoi& F&M W& P- to
colverve pl md lno~se moverabie reamea b the no*
hn.3 of tb. 'Aln D.r FLdd.
Sl.MX)bu+aipsr d.g d
raw Uwid petmleump. (LW)
wlll k punpnd fmm Ab-
PL~Q tn 'Ah mr, when it wlll
Avgas to Jiddah I
b. mi*edvrithtbew wnue
BAS TAN- - Tbe flnt "raw LW" ie&l to. k rlbs
Ofbhom .hlWWUt of avf.tlW I uuwoCemled idemid d
Teat rune at the AlIwktion LW ;nd I,& pmum p.,
Punt mht -, I called a m t . c ~ ~ .
be
cumnuy 8chbdcd 0 pmdu- grms tbe reoaary Of oil.
enough fuel tomest tbe d e d Conohtent with Arunco
to DhahmnAiI'fiddand RIM. odd be utilis and at- the
Thtswantbeflmt Lod delivery ume h e hroue tbe ultlof
aviation y mnnufacbnd mate recovery of oil from tbe
by AromoO. I 1Cmi.ud a me. 71
Three New Doctors Assigned in Districts

Shorr-eornimga and going#
Route To Redland
forIwdMdMnkoonamd
Tbkarlmtratafor mbh
l l l O t O ~ Ou ~ , omow
nta I* hu.
ma N.tlolml UoM, rhsn
th.J *layad. ll Mmu th
mpurnbom.tb.KNmlim. Ib.
?oanaMLrL.,huld.ldin
Wolorw m a Md ur oomfo*
M. Tb.n LI
plan@. d bocrrcu,Mdd moln bu a ubw. M a ,
bormr, ll mlor.
A m r at tbr ht rub-
Mnt, & RUI, Ilwudmd
U.86 foralum
dwl, A amplats &mar, with
a W a od abmmw, mat
$8.60 ktbr kroha&m, in-
OIWW up.
Th at@. UmdpuirtduFdta
-ofpDpbwM-w
on tha go. lbrn warn many
-,-gP-wim
bdb manad wmanworfan.
Aoompnttvdy mmdl
unount of prhta cam Md
horb.oftuir mrQveyIlnl9
miu, baaum of a mri-bornblowhq
ordlraos.
~onicn viaton M &own
.pdJcautuJblbelry-n
t o t b . b s d 0 f t b l ~ ~
of numluu rbovlit for
em. Saudi Students
SpMl si.ltd, on the weal
tollrut m, wen laelborawC.ech0.l-M
sx- fC=l*rl h py IJ
m% & bsre O.U.M. de-
*or in aowunting; 8dim &1hn
om- Md &lab 5lwM
al-Ifm~I&~, both fmm En-
W'.C. (Walt) Duylruff Retires
After 37 Years in Oiflndrtstry
t a d a&& Md Tr8rflc.
Dhk.n. vbaa major i.
huinM8 .dmini.tnUoO.
Iba faar ~ mrudsnt.
at A. U.B. ua Yobunmd
&ltMOsrauMdlluuinbfo-
hmmdDb.ELr, botb Romthe
W Opr3rrUom kbontoly.
&nard OPBoa, (OM. will
Bllna. rbo will ~~~w
depummnt, rhowill nuJor in
paJiom.
ILldwYdY.sldAamsll,
HadiMl drputnunt, & ll
aMpPksin-,viube
muhatad from 1LU.B. rn
Jumu&tlmthUy~
pburmci.tp.M~(bll.pm-
.nm.
rtor for I%wJ& W campmy
Of at
Of tha Ammomon in 1911.
H. joiasd the Anmw ha
Pnnct.oo office in 1918, bu(
imsuferred to NmwYork in
1950. Tbsra he worked m
Five Teachers
New to Nejma
By BRIGHT
RMTANUIA-Bu TMUN
TUNN. Buhomallin as-
buy. Cora. ibs nasivad har
rwaival ber dqru from 8.n
FnwlMo &t4 w*.
MN. A.O. Ihkan will wn-
&at ihe pmprm to be gtvm
during the B.p(.mkr mating
of tbs Ru T.lun Wonun'm
oroupawviu.bow.Ud..of
r e
lad ibotlud. n e
rnmtlsy wlll be bald tomorrow
in the b.f Haws Lourn at
@:SO a.m.
~ b . b.by 4 elttiw wr
vla wlll be splU.bl.. A door
prtw wffl b. nlven at tbemmtrng.
L.olr hlglw von tha
doorprInattbeAuguat maat-
1 , la N t fint
&rvUa b~ Mra. OILen.
Ths Ru T- Woman'.
amup walmma MN. Joma
K c d M M urn. . 4)
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New Control Cards
theplMaforsnths~q
Qu~opm)3ntMd oum
toavdl~hin186Sfor tka Nnvwrdroloud. wlll be
start* kter in 1858 ha Lvlld at &lhlorM &ma.
ru .I.&Md to dewl~enl from D a.m. to 6 p.m. dn&v
Of ui ergiDWrIng mMy pro- fromi*pt. P7-SO.
plmud~ntlmId& ao- lndivi&ulm wla to m(l(n
ordtntioo of that .fIort. EE ars, durl1U; thlm prIod
tnMferredtoDb.bnnin 1WI myolllhpmaattb
t.ilibnlcu~(0.a &or
totbrIl*llor&II*on) to

WTOQQI . m d pm '*
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eq mn rnoeds pa
'~00. ion nor pm s.ol8 a01
303 POPnmw Og ITW Smlrd
aoy pemm
-mq qoq-eup a pm wm aoj
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w semaw -arms, no0
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Travis Broadbent To Retire Atter
15-Year Man 35lYear Career in Oil Industry
- bm !Wm, wbn ha remm#h
Isas.
08q.tb.nblnvdto.ba,
hu-.rortisyrl(b lUgllsl
BmWn Md UIO IUuall
BmlL.n lxrmnm, QiV d-
-mrkdDr Um .born,
tlaketa ule., prrehulnp. Md
u ~ r t n ~ Of n hllu- t
portntlon for Wihu.el Bmthwn.
In 19.97 W d %reet beokond
Md M~U world WU n
fidcrmmd, hw dtd oorponte
tnutmrkatthUm
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BpnLen
Twt Co.
He .I@led vltb Arunoo So*.
SO, 1911, riter his dimhuge
from UIO Army. After a yeu,
u at Bu Tamla.
he tralmlermd to (be newly
oratad communtw esrvtoe
QprtmentMdwentto Abqltq
in lW7.
In Yuch. 1961, he wu Mnt
to Dhhnn u &ppUe. Co-
ordhwor, Md Wr Order
Coahdnun. y.o.* ma-
pDulllpsollll.t.adu~m3
8mh R.aMntrtlm. Be re-
bmd to-in N0mmbe.r.
ISM.
BL. wife Bawd urlved h
&Ia~JM.1.1918. Rro
-, both Anbi.n born,
~UpUmrdmtofUm~:
Denim QM.w. 10, Md
mtrsoeut. Cllr. 2.
The WLltfuaw call m-
.ah.Fl&, tw awal&
a. - L B. B.
Trachoma Study
(cmard/- mr 11
Abqaiq Road Surfacing Program
To Be Completed in November
ABWQ -A mnukoirg job
now under way by MPlnle~lace
Md shop to impmw AbqEiq
etreet. hu on 1u age& the
black topplns of the nuJorlty
oftbe~qetre~plwthe
rod weet of Um he. k 8. port-
able. to the m.eblne shop. The
work will be oompleted in ow
more 4. Qll illey.
&perinleudent. uu~~~ced.
Alma@ Mlncludal is. .add
cmt on the Wwt 0hsw.r.
I(.h.w, 'Umvtllgah, Ifoeuf,
aledgum. Md 'Ain lhr mub.
hom~witbtheMsr-
ImUd mginmy, which the
sudi Anb Doverameat la
Rashid 1. ul-Rashid
. #.g. /I
rprll 29, 1844, working ilnt
r e lhtme wuehauerma
n t b e Md ~ ~ ~
Pnfflo daputmeut.
In Um mummerof 1918 hw
Stsncbd tha AInerhn IJcd-
.enity of Beirut for thme
non+Jm, returntng to DM-
Ramblings

oooulm.
Irufhtpmtofh pro-
F.m wu devd totb. htm-
Botion of tb. mplW0nM.u
ofthalrarpandthe #mold
Dowllnp put btrodud the hitaw-
Appmal~mly half d (h. dxiy w npmnntatlm of 50 octlvlty grw who otknbd (h. kcagnltlon triot OoU Chlmpl01y and tha
Don t glnn Inhlr honor In hTonum Sept. 2 am plctund &on. k eprmantotlw mm lntroduwd hrd of mratorm of tbm Oolf
by Ewln ibmllton, Assistant Suprlnmn&nt Ot i*cmatlon. Mutual octlvlty pion mm dlscuud. Ammawtion.
Lhlrlq porQon of tb.
prol~m Ao- mat Yur-
.
School Scoop
Abqaiq Classes Elect Officers for School Year
&#ember 23, 1969
Volunteer Recreational Groups
Recognized at Banquet Sept. 2 4\'"
mslld IUpley wu d e d glven AhqaIq ~tudentm lut and mm plant..
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promidant Of the fourth grade. 8.turd.y. awhnt. dm0 Will Mrs. Vincent Jamem' sac-
~rya w u elected vioe prucipte h a iln preveation ond-mda children have built
promident; Phllip Cook. -re- poster contest and trip will be m itt~tm four-root tree vlctq.
tuy and tmamrer; Janice made to the Fire &tion In oh- with IndlvIaUUp dealgned and Iodivldwl arub to the
Ooddud. reporter. Fauth eemw of Fire PrevenUon I br~Uysoloredautumn1eavea.
playerr: YII
~ndo teacher Jack Once mu- Week.
Themix& pndsrs of Patrlci. RUp, John L.daer. Jlm Mcpeni.ed
the eiwu0r.a.
Olori8 laichta~~'s first YcCutqy mnuy viewed nn Carthy. Bob wrholm. 0.0.
hk MccIln wam elected grade clwa b pknniDg and hau-h8 movie on the history Thomu. Tom EumdnrIem. Al
prarident of the ninth grade. planting a nmr gudsn. of &udl A- entlUed, "'lhe Oark#on. and Nad Bend
KMa Lodm wu elected vice Ema-Nrricvlu actlvitiw Muld of AUlh. "
were presented by Wbrlsy.
prarldent; &a Jemn, -re- program mtutsd lwtaturdry. The Twn Canteen lut week Team me-n h u t hmlkm
tuy and tnuurer; Bnrrlet Activities and sponsom i
NwrlMder, Aneette reporter chuge are: &fee Patrol.Allce
and he Jemn, Eddie Rowell RElCh.: A1 8eJU Yarbodr.
Jerry Norad. lOrs U#on and
Md Jlm Edens (alternate) were Carolyn Wlrld, &boo1 Nmra put on such a mod prgun &rl Delo1.n.
elected to the student Cahlnet. Anmtta, Mary Jane Krum- that the Teen Canteenen per- ziuper dmr~huted arub
ElacUou were under the a- imchand Alice Buoldrren;Bue- muded them to come hcL the
to the women'a lntsrdllltrict
pervi.lon of ninth m teach- ball, Ivan Oreenhaw and Jack followlug Ut. rsn. Keith
er k. J. A. Denton. Once, Brnd and Mwlcd,M. C. 8ouders and JaeBaUey wmng- W.C. Dayhuff
Jlm Watson'. Dith grade Adarson; Cbearleaden.(BorL
clu* slectsd Delloh Oraham, Leichtenbwg; awhnt Cshlnet.
promident; Kathlwn Cuwell.
vice predident; Nellfe Ahou-
Harry F-r; Intsrmedhte
Boy* Inhmmunls. Jlm watron.
The flnt umembly prasram.
sponmrsd by the &fee Patrol
reportar.
cop!(* of "8prb." Bra
pmvenuon comic bodr. ware
will be held today at ?SO p.m.
Teachern of tbe LLndsguren
tlvou& the sldb prpdes have
Serbeniuks' Son
Born in California
planned mwtiugtimns wlth student.'
pumt. to outha and
descrlbethe academic, pkvmicd
and mc&l obJecUves of each
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mpt. 1s. P.T.~. and ~~lpbiuu.
J~~r.nfam-,IsI The-uEt,h.vehvo a-
WILLom. calif. - P d
Tlwodore Berbentuk, son of
Mr. and Mrs. F d P.
8e*llUlLofBuTuwn. wu
born &pt. 2 bere.
He and him prenW Will VhIt
hil Iplcldpra31t.. Mr.and Yn.
'neodore ow of orland,
mu.. before tnvellng to
Budl Ambl..
Officers Sponsor
Wednesday Socials
g.da. Carolyn Wlnd, khdmrgarten
t#m?br will meet with
prentm of her studeat. Bept.
26 in Room 2 at 3:lS p.m.
OIhsr meetbw were held
thia put week, fht gnde
tacher Oloria Leichtnnbeg
and fauth grade teacher Jauk
Orace met with prentm lwt
asnd.y: Neb Black, #soood
gnda wher.and Jlm Wetmu.
flftb grade teacher, met with
prentm Monday; Mary Jane
ICN~~~PC~,' and AUce Eeich,
third lprcb teacberqand Mm.
6. B. Lentr, sixth grade teach-
Tha OfRoen'Omup at Dhah- er,met wlth prente yesterdry.
ran Alrlleld i. mponwrlq a In Db.bnn, the aecond ~dmwm
pmprm e8dl wadnsm- era in Mrs. J. 0. Delfs' room
day h m 7 unUL 11 p.m.. am lmrnigs the sc1enUflc
fmtur1q Armado's W1.n ohnctsNtlca that differentiorchemtn.
ate the blrda, the fish and the
BootsLelfi~ll0f Dhahran beuts.
Chulem Patmore's fourthgrade
dntm have chalked a
bright pMM mural Of aeu we
her at Llblum 3.912.
wlth thrwhe~iod nsh
m,

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Men of Aramco
Oulm in 1944.
Hm mhnnd to th. Unlkd Stow In 1943 and todc o job wlth ih
Tnnprx(aionbrpwhnrbrrorlpdonhaopAl far th
%he vlr aro. K mrbd wlth thls -lroth unlrh ,dm
and Trofflc. Ib lokr k'&u Sq&vlwr, stock Conlml unlt. on
In 1953 WE mob %la ordmnm, Ibn Shmhou. H. maim
t dgmnmt In RE Tamnu in kp*nbn, 19%.
wlh i(otkvn and b h k r Suon JmHn mtdm k 6 1 1
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Aramco Plans Miscible Phase Injection
QmWu-'AIn Du M.
Teat8 whlch were performed
In the reaesrch L.boratorles
\uh# this ryp of m1.cible
pbue system. demonatrated
oomprebsnmlwly that s
noowry of oll wu cbtslned
t h when ual~ pa.
To pmrld. tbe raw LW
aa ud Nn, Lpt. a, lee@.
marold Ou Imm 'Aln DU
Letters
ICIIfnrd I.r pa. 0
WorldO# for Jou.
w. auw halu to AbqUqta
Men'. and Womuo'a
Bowlkg Aa~cl~tlonn for tb.
vonbriul t4unuMnt pIt on
hmyhowr, andtodl tho
bDwbr8 wbo prtlolptd In
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rolledin~Drsl.on 6th
and Y .Pea. DW mahrm
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Christmas Boat Mail
Deadline Oct. 15
Local Oovernment Postal
nutlnrltles luve ldvissd Uut
deadline for batmall to reach
the U.8. before Chriatman Is
Oct. 15. 1959.
Packages poetad after that
date wlll run the r1.k of not
belng dollvered until ad-
January.
AU pfl.p.es to be mrrlled
&auld be wnpped in s(urdy
mper and tied wlth strong oord.
On each pckage a lbt of con-
teat. muat be wrltten wlth the
vdue of each article Iiatdi
Notice
TheAnb(.nstMI dl*.
formarb under tbe Dlmhma

Up to Par k\~"
Cyr Shoots 35
Jim Barrio.
ahbe- tdla w Uu front
*wnl-unob.lpadd
Pro Tennis Playor
To Give Lessons
p.oiuioonl ts& *el
udoornbMobmomdAll d
crlm. I&#, io roh.Qlbd h
urin I0 Dhhnntbsfintol
cetoberto~t.nni. lemons
Im&r the bordllp d tha
1Jb.hnn~Auooi.tlaL
All, a .poinust
.
vftb ba.
sirmenand nmrlooplyera, wil
t4 a* for leMoM il
Dhbnn rmr tluM-moa(i
puiod.
All p- intorum a
~ l e m wlthhim w &aU
~ t o l o r , . a r 2604
DL.hnn, or d Jwk Onhv
at Db.hna 1((UI.
Do*rllnp
@AS TANUIA'S lNmolsmcr OoLr cumrloNswn hm~nd a~ o bonqwt hdd Sept. 2 whm Actina Diswkt Mnmp.r
Sm C. Harpr (left) pnwnhd a ploqw m ham monog.r Paul
Whaky cmnmemomting th. victory. T w memkn received thdr
indivl&l omv& from Wholey. They om: Luke his, Mol
Phlllp, John hdnmr, Jim MsCorthy, Bob Ryholm, 0.0. Thmm,
Ian HumphrI.~, A1 Gmiingtm, Nsd knz,, by hmdl, honk
hrhi&,Blll Bouchr,Jerry Nand,Mike Liptononand Karl Bloian.
Terryirr Tales
Coats Tops Ras Tanura Bowlers
By 806 LEHMPIN
Bob EvaM' 222, Gene
Gadaf'a 212, and Cyr's 812
were high games.
la tbeMLxed aandtopp League
the Spinners team twk three
pmes to top the etandhw. The
Tqp Pin team mlled Ugh te~m
me, 930; the ktere, high
team eeriea, 2,630. Top men
bowlers for the flrst nl@t were
Gerard Cvllrin wlth 220 game
and Lou ffirte with n 547
series. Ruth fitnrmack l a the
women wlth a 474 series.
Kathy Vandenborre's 181 m m
h&b me.
me YlmkItl. are loldllls the
Womsn's C h ~ i a Hsnd(e~p
brpte.w Fmebuq rolled
hlgh mhgle gune. 90% Ann
Beohrtte, high aeries. 6s.
In the Women'a BDntcb
Dwblem Laague Rutb Loysr'r
104 me and 812 m&em wsla
the big om. In the women's
Merit B.ndfo.p hgue, Bath
Oel..r rollad top game,
177; F m Woolby, hlgh mrirlllm,
47%
Arameo &-Star Softball Team
Defeats Bapco in Slugfest, 1412
Oostdyke Takes
omo on's ~ ow~i~A.wo~~~oum.
Thew widwtepm aerier tow
ww 3,166.
oovtdylle .l.o ooppd in-
dlviw gune lauwla for the
men with a 231 mlogle to fisllb
top man in the tamwnent held
In his honor.
Tom4 Jdta Kennedy ud
R. Anderson rolled smnd Ugh
taun serlem. 3.185. Gordon
and Mary Borrmon rs~med wltb
George Knw1ea to Wdl third
at 3,116. Mary Jane App, Earl
Jeffem and Walt Curtlr, were
fourth with 3.095.
Reg Smith's I, 199 wpl high
lndfvidual aerie. amow the
men. -10 G.mzsi w w sec-
ond with 1,184.
Juanita Kennedy'. 1,080 ww
high indhlmul series for thp
women. Elan Metilug ww ilec-
ond wlth 1,037.
Mary Bunson mlled a 221
game far woman's honom in
that oategory.8he WM followed
by -1 Bnrksdenof Wlhnn,
who had a 208.
Seooad to Oo.i&vIcs's 257 in-
divldupl game 41 Earl Jd-
ferd 232.
At theendof the oompaftlon,
the .poluonamamoedUw tlu
tolunwlal .t ba hold m-
a &pt.mbu to honor
or oub*r, who dl luvc
Ld(Anbb-maY.
rapertad w tbr o l ~ o of u ~
tbe .con ww prb.p u muoh
the d t Of NwuShd MOM
Hodges 'Silk Purse'
W
MODIL PLAN# rlgkt~ unnlh
for Owp E d hi,
olrsmft, wd by Ansso on In lnmmotlonol &hB. tk. &I
rrs put t byh lh fllght mt and lmpctlon k t month In Dhaban.