MRS. MCNEILL TELLS JAMAICANS THEY ARE MISSED BY THEIR COUNTRYMEN

Jamaican Councillor Mrs. Sylvia rehabilitation of men to make McNeill yesterday told her fellow them see that love is the way." countrymen here that the people Mrs. McNeill arrived from the of miss them dearly and island of two million yesterday that she was honored to be invited morning and toured the Naval as the keynote speaker for Jamai- Hospital and other facilities can Independence Day festivities prior to her appearance at the in Gitmo. Phillips Park festivities yester- Mrs. McNeill, who is a councillor day afternoon. for Kingston and St. Andrews, Jamaican Independence Day fes- Jamaica, also said she jumped at tivities began Thursday evening the chance to appear here and that with a performance by a Jamaican she was proud to represent band and a party. Capt. John H. Jamaica's Prime Minister Michael McConnell, Commander of the Naval Manley. She also praised the Base, launched the celebrations American community in Gitmo for officially at a Friday night party efforts to make Jamaicans feel at Caribe Village. Capt. McConnell more at home. As an example, she also kicked out the first ball in cited the presence of Red Stripe a Saturday afternoon soccer match beer - a Jamaican product. between the visiting Jamaica Post Mrs. McNeill told her audience and Telegraph team vs. local that she is one of 14 women coun- players. cillors in Jamaica and one of Other activities included crick- three political members in her et, table tennis and dominoes, family. She is the daughter of a plus more parties. politician. She also told her Festivities ended last night at countrymen that their homeland is a farewell party in Caribe Village moving forward and cited "the for the visiting Jamaicans. KEYNOTE SPEAKER - Mrs. Sylvia McNeill, one of 14 fe- male Jamaican councillors, told her countrymen yes- terday of progress being made in the social structure of their homeland during Phillips Park festivities commemorating the country's 13th anniversary. (Photo by PH2 Dave Clarke)

Vol. 30, No. 126 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Tuesday, August 5, 1975

KUNSTLER FOUND IN CONTEMPT BY JUDGE IN JOAN LITTLE MURDER TRIAL FORD PROMISES PERSONAL ATTENTION RALEIGH, N.C. (AP)--Activist Montgomery, Ala., on the defense TO YUGOSLAV ARMS REQUEST lawyer William Kunstler was jailed team. Dees was dismissed from the for two hours yesterday by the trial last week by Hobgood after a BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP)-- judge in the Joan Little murder witness told the court Dees had President Ford told Yugoslavia's case after the attorney challenged tried to get her to change her President Tito yesterday he will "the quality of justice" in North testimony. give "my very personal attention" Carolina courts. to a Yugoslav request that it be Judge Hamilton Hobgood found Dees had handled most of the in- permitted to buy second-line Kunstler in contempt of court terviewing of witnesses in the American arms and spare arms following a brief exchange in the trial of Miss Little, a 21-year- parts. courtroom, where Kunstler unsuc- old black charged with murder in Ford then headed home, ending cessfully had sought admission as the slaying of a white Beaufort his 10-day European tour. The defense counsel for Miss Little. County jailer. Miss Little claims presidential jet took off from Kunstler, who also was barred she stabbed Clarence Alligood, 62, Belgrade's Surcin Airport at from the trial area of the Wake with an icepick to ward off a 12:40 p.m. EDT for Mildenhall Air County Courthouse, called Hobgood's sexual attack in her cell. The Force Base, England, where it action a "total miscarriage of state contends she killed Alligood will make a one-hour refueling justice." during an escape. "It should offend the decency of stop en route to Washington. James Hoffa every thinking person in North Carolina and the country," Kunstler said. "I think this man is deter- Jerry Paul, chief defense attor- mined to convict this woman by any ney in the trial, moved at the means necessary." start of yesterday's session to SOURCES SAY HOFFA PROBABLY VICTIM OF CAMPAIGN TO REGAIN UNION POWER He said the contempt conviction have Kunstler admitted. Hobgood would be appealed. immediately denied the motion, noting that he was doing so "in DEIROIT (AP)--Ex-Teamsters boss some Teamsters leaders were con- Kunstler was attempting to re- the discretion of the court, on Jimmy Hoffa was probably kidnaped cerned that Hoffa would go to any place atty. Morris Dees of the grounds that you now have six or killed, according to sources lengths to regain the post he lost attorneys representing the defen- who said he was a victim of his during his 1967-71 prison stint. dant." own campaign to regain union The Chicago Sun-Times reported 15 SHIPS TO VISIT GITMO power. Sunday a source said Hoffa was The sources said his campaign kidnaped and probably killed, be- AS PART OF NAVAL EXERCISE threatened both present union of- cause he was about to reveal cor- Kunstler, known for his defense ficials and organized crime, but ruption in union pension programs. It has been announced that some of the Chicago Seven, H. Rap Brown the FBI, discussing the case for The federal government has been 15 ships will visit Gitmo next week and other dissidents, moved to the the first time, said yesterday it investigating pension irregulari- as part of a naval exercise called front of the courtroom's public has no real clues to go on. ties at the Teamsters Union for "CARIBREX 1-76." area. Leaning against the rail Jay E. Bailey, in charge of the years. Authorities say many crime While the Navy frequently con- separating the bench and public bureau's Detroit office, said figures have ready access to the ducts large scale exercises in the areas, he said: "I see the quality agents will be questioning "any $1.34 billion in assets in the Caribbean area, next week's visit of justice in North Carolina has people who can shed some light on funds. will mark the first time in recent not improved." Hoffa's disappearance." Bailey declined to discuss the years that the ships in such an Hoffa has been missing since theories, and refused to name exercise have visited Guantanamo. "If you make any further com- last Wednesday, after he told names as to who the FBI would be The ships, including the embarked ments, you will be sent to the several people he was going to questioning. Marines, are under the operational fifth floor," Hobgood said, re- meet three men, reportedly in- The Hoffa family believes Hoffa command of RAdm. J.B. Linder, ferring to the jail area. cluding a Detroit Mafia figure had an appointment to meet Detroit Commander Carrier Group Four. It "Take me up there. What you're and a former Teamsters official. Mafia leader Anthony "Tony Jack" was announced that the ships will doing is outrageous," Kunstler The Detroit News said yesterday Giacalone, former Teamsters vice be visiting Gitmo to take advan- replied. federal authorities believe Hoffa president Anthony "Tony Pro" Pro- tage of our well-known assets, such hoped his knowledge of corruption venzano and Detroit labor figure as "excellent weather, Fleet Train- "Take him," Hobgood replied. in the Teamsters Union would help Leonard Schultz on the day he ing Group expertise, and outstand- Sheriff's deputies immediately him unseat his successor as disappeared. ing support provided by all base escorted Kunstler to a cell, where Teamsters president, Frank E. The family believes Hoffa was commands." he stayed for two hours. After Fitzsimmons. kidnaped, but doesn't know whether Further news of the visit will having Kunstler returned to the It has been reported elsewhere the men Hoffa was to meet were be published as it becomes avail- courtroom during a recess, Hobgood that organized crime figures and involved. able. sentenced him to time served. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, August 5, 1975

NEW SCHOOL JOINS NCFA

S5 Navy Campus for Achievement has now added Los Angeles City College to its ranks. The school special- izes in two-year occupational pro- .Commumity grams. Up to 75 per cent of credit can be earned through non-tradi- too/ tional means such as DANTES test- ing, correspondence courses, and Bulletin military training/experience. There is no residence requirement. Instead,, courses can be taken from other participating institutions, which are in areas of high naval Board concentration. A bachelor's degree can also be earned through NCFA. For further information, contact J.T. Savoia, Educational Advisor, at extension 85553/85338.

CLINIC TO CLOSE FRIDAY REEF RAIDERS MEETING MEETINGS DENTAL The Navy Dental Clinic will close The Guantanamo Bay Reef Raiders JAMAICAN DIGNITARY - Mrs. Sylvia TODAY for business this Friday instead will hold their general business McNeill, a councillor for Kingston of yesterday as previously an- meeting at Morin Center Thursday and St. Andrews, Jamaica, arrived GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENCE CLUB clinic will close for at 7:30 p.m. Membership cards yesterday morning to deliver the will practice at the Child Day nounced. The fumigation, and reopen for regular will go on sale at 6:30. keynote address at Jamaican Inde- Care Centertat 6 p.m. 7:45 a.m. Aug. 12. The meeting this month will fea- pendence Day activities here. Terry OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will business at While the clinic is closed, emer- ture Frank Scalli, U.S. Divers Cumberland of the Naval Hospital practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at gency treatment will be available representative; Jesus Otero from escorted Mrs. King to various Marblehead Hall. For more infor- at the Naval Hospital. Emergency Scorpio Enterprises; and Jim functions on the base. (Photo by mation call 98258. dental patients should report to Lanano, purchasing representative PH2 Dave Clarke) GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE the hospital from Aug. 8 through for Navy Exchange, , N.Y. CLUB will meet at the COMO Club at Aug. 11 to the hospital emergency They will present the program and 7 p.m. room for directions to the dental answer any questions. GITMO COIN CLUB meets in room 10 room. All members and their guests of the Human Relations Building. treatment are urged to attend this meeting. For more information call Reggie DOMINICAN FORCES CAPTURE U.S. TUG, Tullis at 97256 AWH. OFFICIALS SEEK BARREL BOAT OWNER PAINTING CLASS will meet at the APPEAR APOLOGETIC FOR ACTION are currently at- McCalla Admin Building. For more Base officials the owner of CO. L MARINE WIVES MEET TONIGHT information call 98171 AWH. tempting to locate JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)--Domini- barrel boat 250. If the owner of can Republic military forces fired THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING Co. L Marine Wives Club will this boat has not contacted the upon and captured a U.S. owned CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. in the at 7:30 tonight in Co. L Chief Master at Arms at extension meet but later hospital classroom. For more infor- commercial tug yesterday 85378 by Thursday, the boat will supply classroom. For more infor- mation call Pat Trent at 951212 AT appeared apologetic for the action, to the base dump, ac- mation call Fran McGonigal at or Joanne Frandsen at 85737. be hauled tug owner Capt. James Duffy said. made 90105. BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy cording to an announcement "I've been talking to my tug and Villamar at yesterday by the CMAA. they say the Dominicans indicated Scout Hut, 6th Street, RECENT AUTO ACCIDENTS 7:30 p.m. For more information they (the crewmen) will be releas- at 64462. NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENING ed," Duffy said. "They apparently call Sharon Fox ATTRIBUTED TO DRIVER ERROR BINGO will be played at the CPO mistook it for another ship." Exchange has a job Club beginning at 8 p.m. The Navy There have been five auto acci- Duffy, general manager of Crow- opening for a full time beauti- dents on base since last Wednes- ley Maritime Corp. here, said the A license is TOMORROW cian. beautician's day, according to base police. captain of the tug Pioneer, Walter required, and experience is pre- Chief Ballard, accident inves- Reimer of Jacksonville, reported ferred. a Dominican Republic plane TOASTMASTERS meet at the CPO tigator, has attributed all five that bullets within Club at 11:30 a.m. For more infor- to driver error. fired machine gun headed mation call Lt. Mike Cherry at OFFICIALS MEETING MOVED "The drivers just weren't paying 10 feet of the vessel as it toward San Juan, P.R., on its 951247 DWH. attention to what they were doing," Officials Associa- OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will The Gitmo Chief Ballard said. maiden voyage. tion's meeting has been moved from or 14 practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Although the only injuries suf- "They said they were 13 Aug. 6 to Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. at the when the plane Marblehead Hall. For more infor- fered were cuts and bruises the miles offshore officials' hut. Persons interested Duffy said. "Then mation call 98258 AWH. accidents could easily have been fired on them," football this season JUDO CLASS meets at 6:30 p.m. in working very serious, he said. a gunboat named the Capella 108 should attend this meeting. at Marblehead Hall. For more Chief Ballard reminds all drivers and flying the Dominican Republic alongside. information call 98233 AWH. that even in low speed driving, flag, pulled 8 IS RE-AIRING came aboard the CUB SCOUT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHANNEL many dangerous accidents can occur "Armed personnel tug and directed them to Porto meets at the James M. Millan Cub without proper care. SPECIAL "They did so and Scout Hall at 7:30 p.m. VIETNAM WAR Most of the accidents on base are Plata," he said. BINGO will be played at the either in the parking lots or at anchored in the harbor." Due to numerous requests, Chan- Duffy said the brand new Pioneer, Staff NCO Club beginning at 8 p.m. about 5 mph. These can be very nel 8 will re-air the CBS special, tug with ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet. damaging not only to the car, but a 137-foot oceangoing "Vietnam - A War That Is Finish- was going to For more information call 96160 to the passengers. 10,000 horsepower, at 7:05 p.m. tomorrow. up its first tow AWH or Leeward Point 64436. ed," Don't be lulled into thinking San Juan to pick This highly acclaimed documen- that driving in Gitmo is totally and go into regular service on the War from be- run between CARIBBEAN NAVAL LODGE TO MEET tary on the Vietnam safe. Pay attention and watch out TMT container vessel ginning to end of the U.S. in- for the other guy. San Juan and Jacksonville. is hosted by Walter There will be a stated meeting volvement Cronkite and features newsmen who tomorrow at the Caribbean Naval covered the war for CBS. Included Lodge, Building 800. All Master are filmstrips of the various Masons are cordially and fratern- SCHEDULE FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL campaigns and reports covering the HANDY REFERENCE CLINIC ally invited. refugees. The following is the clinic schedule for the Naval Hospital. Please cut it out and save it as a ready reference. All clinics are by appointment on),y. Appointments LITTLE LEAGUE BANQUET except "Weekend" Clinic can be made by calling 95432 or 7410. The site of the Guantanamo Bay SURE LOSERS PLAN BUSINESS MEETING U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL CLINIC SCHEDULE Boys Baseball Banquet has been changed from the Windjammer to Mor- The Sure Losers Weight Reducing Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri in Center. The banquet will be Club will meet in the hospital held at 6:30 p.m. Monday. Parents classroom at 7 tonight. For more -- 0800-1100 who have not made reservations information call Pat Trent at obstetrics -- should contact their son's coach 951212 or Joanne Frandsen at 85737. -- -- 0830-1100 before the event. Gynecology 0830-1100 -- 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 -- 1300-1500

Medicine 0930-1100 0930-1100 0930-1100 0930-1100 0930-1100 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 Local Forecast WATER STATUS Pediatrics 0830-1100 0830-1100 0830-1100 0830-1100 0830-1100 1300-1500 1300-1500 1300-1500 -- 1300-1500 Yesterday'sa Clear today with a high Water Figures: Orthopaedics -- 0900-1100 -- 1300-1500 1300-1500 of about 96, low of 74. P D : ,00 Bay conditions 1 to 3 feet. Winds SE 10 to CONSUMED: 1,628,000 Surgery 1300-1500 1300-1500 -- 1300-1500 1300-1500 14 knots. Sunrise TN STORAGE:17,112,000 from 9 to 11 a.m. tomorrow is at 6:38 "Weekend" Clinic is held on Saturday and Sunday which, al- .and sunset is at 7:36. PRDCE: 107,0 and from 6 to 8 p.m. This clinic is provided for cases though not true emergencies, are of a nature that treatment cannot High tide today is working hours. Emergencies will be seen 5:11 p.m. and low tide be postponed until regular sat 11:19 p.m. at any time. Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, August 5, 1975 Page3 navnews on the bill will continue following NEW SEA PAY LEGISLATIVE a 30-day congressional recess which began on August 2. PROPOSAL SENT TO OMB The bill, passed by the House on July 30, included a $4 billion for A new sea pay proposal which shipbuilding and funds for Navy could bring as much as $100 a aircraft and weapons systems. It month to some sea-going enlisted also included authorization for men has been forwarded to the admitting women to service academ- President's Office of Management ies and a proposal which would and Budget (OMB) by the Office have eliminated the military re- of the Secretary of Defense. tired pay inversion problem. The proposal would provide $100 Because of the congressional re- a month in sea pay for those cess, the inversion problem will eligible sailors with three or still exist at the time of its more years of continuous sea duty, next impact. NavOp 51, which re- or more than eight years of laxed requirements and allowed cumulative sea duty in their eligible personnel to terminate career. Eligible personnel with their active duty to avoid re- more than three years, but less tired pay losses, will remain in than eight years of cumulative sea effect. BEAUTY SHOP RENOVATES - The Navy Exchange Beauty Shop reopened Friday duty would receive $25 a month. after renovations costing about $5,000. All equipment was replaced and decorated in a gold motif. (Photo by PHAN Mark Lowe) There would be no payment to in- SENATE CLEARS WAY FOR the shop was dividuals during their initial three years at sea. CONSTRUCTION AT DIEGO GARCIA A sailor's eligibility for sea pay under the new proposal would The Senate last week voted to COLBY AGREES CIA EMPLOYE COULD HAVE RECOMMENDED COVERT OPERATIONS be based on the mission of his expand the U.S. support facility ship. Personnel assigned to, or on Diego Garcia. The vote ended a WASHINGTON (AP)--U.S. Central embarked upon, a ship whose pri- long dispute over construction on Intelligence Agency Director mary mission is accomplished the Indian Ocean Island and per- William E. Colby agreed yesterday underway would be entitled to mits the Navy to start on the $81.1 that a CIA employee on the National draw continuous sea pay. People million expansion which was condi- Security Council staff until last assigned to, or embarked upon, tionally approved last year. year would have been able to recom- ships whose primary mission is not Congress had authorized the sup- mend covert CIA operations to a accomplished underway would be port facility expansion subject to U.S. President without council paid sea pay only if their ship presidential certification of its approval. were deployed from home port for essentiality to the national in- But Colby said there was no 30 or more continuous days. terest. Congress then had 60 days "conspiracy to manipulate the U.S. If OMB approves this sea pay to disapprove the measure. Either government" by the CIA and said proposal, it will be sent to Con- house could have blocked the ex- that the unnamed CIA employee's gress. pansion with a simple resolution recommendations would have been on of disapproval. However, the House behalf of the National Security SENATE FAILS TO PASS did not take up a negative Council. resolution and the 60 day period Colby made the comments in tes- MILITARY AUTHORIZATION BILL ended August 1. timony before the House Intelli- The expansion program provides gence Committee. The Senate last week failed to for the building of a runway ex- Rep. Robert Kasten Jr., R-Wis., pass the $31.2 billion FY76 Mili- tension, POL storage areas, a said the committee staff was told tary Procurement Authorization pier, and additional power plant by the 20-year CIA employe that he Bill. It is anticipated that work facilities. did in fact sometimes recommend covert operations which were ap- by his National Security CITY ON BICYCLES proved POLICE IN CARBONDALE, ILL. PATROL Council boss and then sent to Henry go through the National Security Kissinger to be submitted for ap- Council" to approve an individual Kennedy said. "They can move about CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP)--Plain- proval of the President. operation. unnoticed. Some of them wear cut- clothes policemen in this Southern Kasten asked if this did not But he said any over-all covert blue jeans with back packs. town are trying a off violate the law prohibiting the operation would be approved by Others wear slacks. It's a lower stealthy, swift, inexpensive and CIA from conducting any covert the National Security Council. profile. highly mobile patrol vehicle that operations unless they are approved In other testimony, Colby said "It gives them the option of he would is virtually silent and costs al- by the National Security Council. under questioning that just really one more tool. They most nothing to run. He did not say what President or not justify political assassina- can use a car, walk or ride a bi- by 'It's called the bicycle. Presidents were involved and tion by CIA agents, as shown cycle," he said. such ac- "The bicycles," Police Chief whether the recommendations were his directive against any "Primarily it's just patrolling George Kennedy said in an inter- sent to Kissinger as the Presi- tivity. in the areas where it would be view, "are something that we can dent's foreign affairs adviser Colby refused to publicly reveal difficult to get a car. He can get the benefit of a foot patrol- after Kissinger also became sec- the cost of U.S. intelligence and ride down an alley at night and man out of, in that he is closer retary of state. delivered a detailed argument check buildings. It's quicker than without a steel and glass cage Colby replied that until last against Congress' requiring dis- on foot and quieter than a car," around him, plus he can cover December it was not illegal for a closure of the cost figure in the more area than he could on foot." he said. "who might not choose to future. be President Nine officers, one of them a "Ordinarily when they would the woman, began rolling on the pedal doing this would be during that patrol in mid-July astride five night time. These .are people 10-speed bikes left from an un- might be working stakeouts. We're 'S TORRIJOS SAYS NEW TREATY WON'T BE SIGNED FOR MONTHS as car claimed property auction and four looking for such things Of others brought from home. All of burglary, business burglars. MEKICO CITY (AP)--Chief of gov- see a fight, them are attached to two special course if they should ernment Gen. Omar Torrijos was they crime-fighting squads. anything of this nature, quoted yesterday as saying "It Carbondale is the home of would handle this." is a question of months" before Southern Illinois University where Underneath the casual clothes, Panama and the and many of the 19,000 students also the officers carry sidearms sign a new Panama Canal treaty. con- ride bicycles. The police blend radios and the patrols are "It's a maybe question of right in. ducted irregularly to preserve months," Torrijos told the Mexi- "These are non-uniformed people," their effectiveness. can newspaper El Sol in an ex-. clusive interview. But he repeat- ed an earlier warning that failure ELECTION LAWS to reach agreement may start some INDIA PARLIAMENT MOVES TO APPROVE AMENDMENT TO bad violence. amend- NEW DELHI, India (AP)--India's appeal the validity of the He claimed that many Latin high court. Parliament moved quickly yesterday ments themselves to the American countries support Panama's house deserted toward approving retroactive amend- With the lower claim on the canal issue "and a handful of members of ment to the election laws that except for several people have offered Pana- Party and a could wipe out the legal threat to the ruling Congress ma their help if violence breaks Law Minister H.R. Prime Minister Indiia Gandhi's lone dissident, out." won approval to introduce hold on power. Gokhale "It is an axiom of history that AR TORA.JOS and have the mem- The legislation proposed by Mrs. the legislation when a people are denied all on it today. partly rel:inquish U.S. Gandhi's government would invali- bers debate and vote means for liberation violence would even introduced in over the land corri- date the laws under which she was The bill also was usually follows," he added. sovereignty where the Congress that adjoins the international convicted o illegal campaign the upper house, Negotiations between the U.S. dor took the and funds were denied practices before the supreme court Party-controlled chamber and Panama over a new treaty have water way, its re- nt to con- begins considering her appeal next unusual step of suspending been stalemated for almost six by the State Oepartmen be is. Monday. She is also appealing the quirement that legislation must months. Torrijos said in the in- tinue the negotiations 48 hours is nothing neww to us," six-year-ban on her holding elec- circulated to members terview the U.S. wants sovereign- "This was quoted ass saying. tive office that resulted from the before being tabled. ty over the Canal Zone up to the Torrijos have been time for deci: sion comes, conviction. Most opposition members end of this century, and Panama "When a Mrs. and the 1U.S. Senate It was known, however, whether boycotting Parliament after wants it ended in the immediate the Pentagon Tb e struggle Socialist leader Raj Narain, who Gandhi declared a national emer- future. take on the blame. rounding one, but th:ings are brought the original campaign gency on June 26 and began The U.S. Congress has been is a long opposed to any move that going on a normal co rse." charges against Mrs. Gandhi, would up opposition leaders. strongly Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, August 5, 1975

AUSTRALIAN GRANDFATHER BREAKS RECORD FOR MOST CHANNEL CROSSINGS Kegler's Korner DOVER, England (AP)--Australian grandfather Des Renford broke the By R.J. Morrison world record for the most English Channel crossings when he swam CRICKET GAMES WERE AMONG several favorite Jamaican sports and pasttimes According to bowling alley mana- from Dover to Cap Griz Nez, which took place between the visiting Jamaica Post and Telegraph team I ger Curly Allen, the 12 new lanes France, yesterday in 13 hours, 10 and local squads. at Marblehead should be in opera- minutes. tion around the first week in It was the 47-year-old New South September. New leagues are now Wales swimmer's eighth channel being formed to take full advan- crossing to beat the previous CINCINNATI LEADS LEAGUE IN EVERYTHING INCLUDING DOCTOR BILLS tage of these lanes. Interested record of seven swims set up by men and women may contact the 26-year-old Englishman Mervyn (AP)--The Cincinnati Reds, the Sunday's 3-1 victory over the following ABC/WIBC representatives, teaam that has everything, leads the Dodgers. Sharp. who will collect names and set a leaague in doctor Renford is the Australian pro- bills, according "This team has everything," said date (depending on opening date) to their head cheerleader fessional marathon swimming cham- Sparky Dave Concepcion, who clubbed a for the league to meet and elect An person, so scratch one alibi seventh-inning pion and also claims a world homer that helped league officers and by-laws. record for the longest marathon forr the Los Angeles Dodgers. cushion the Reds' triumph, their MIXED HANDICAP LEAGUES: swim of 58 miles from Sydney The Dodgers, expected to repeat second in this three-game series Mon. Late Chuck Dittmar 951052 Harbor to Wollongong. as National League West champions against the Dodgers. "The 1970 Wed. Early Yvonne Pate 97263 His record-breaking swim in the or at least battle for the divi- club had more power, but this club Wed. Late Ann Kelly 95572 calm seas was nearly four hours sioon honors, now find themselves has more balance." Thu. Early Yvonne Pate 97263 slower than the fastest swim in a dogfight for second place And Anderson, the Reds manager, Fri. Early Doug Drewry 951089 across the 22-mile channel. witth San Francisco as the Reds won't let anybody else's injuries Fri. Late Yvonne Pate 97263 froolic 15 1/2 games in front after detract from the rousing Reds record. SCRATCH LEAGUES: "All I hear about are injuries," Tue. Early (Men's Doubles) Anderson said, referring to the R.J. Morrison 90193 Dodgers' rash of medical ailments. Tue. Late (4 man teams) "But I guarantee you we're either wo-nt le anyodyHese's ijuie Al Hall 951046 even or far ahead of any club with Thu. Late (Women Teams) the number of injuries we've had. Vivian Cates 99115 sWe've been without Tony Perez, - Joe Morgan and Pat Darcy for MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE: I CLASSIFY various lengths of time. We still Mon. Early Chuck Dittmar 951052 don t have Don Gullett, the beat (Editor's Note: All ads will be pump for small block Chevy, still pitcher in basebai at the time Information on morning and af- Bench has run one time only. If you desire in box, $25. Ford car radio, per- he was hurt, and Johnny ternoon leagues can be obtained played with a sore shoulder all the ad to run more than once, you fect condition, $30. Blonde wig, from alley manager Curly Allen. year." must resubmit the ad each time. $8; frosted wig, $8; brown human All leagues will be filled on a Ads may be submitted by calling hair wig, $20; brown human hair first-come, first-served basis. 951144 or dropping it in the con- fall, $15; brown hairpiece, $2; The local ABC Association has venient drop box located outside brown sassoon cut wig, $8. Call taken over the management of the the Navy Exchange main retail 99146 AT. ever-popular Saturday night Scotch store or the enlisted galley.) GONCALVES FAILS TO FORM GOVERNMENT Doubles Tournaments. These events are being held every Saturday as for sale 1966 Plymouth, power steering and LISBON (AP)--Lisbon newspapers of this past Saturday. Couples brakes, four new tires, good con- reported yesterday that Communist- (you need not be married to your 1965 Chevrolet Impala, excellent dition, price negotiable. Call backed Premier Vasco Goncalves partner to be considered a condition, new battery, available 85261 AT. had failed to form a new govern- couple) may sign up for any week's Sept. 1, $500. Call 64256 DWE or ment and jeopardized his position tournament on the Monday preceed- 98120 AWH. 1969 Chevy Impala, air condition- as sole head of government. ing the event. Entries will be ing, power steering and brakes, But Goncalves' office told the accepted at the Marblehead front Magnavox AM/FM, cassette, turn- $475. Boat hitch, $15. Call 85189 Associated Press the reports desk on a first-come, first-served table stereo center with stand, DWH or 97119 AWE. were "lies" and said the premier basis until all tournament berths $125. One new VW tire, tubeless, would announce his new cabinet, are filled. The entry fee of $5 825. Motorcycle safety stand, $15. TRADE the fifth of the 15-month-old per couple must be paid at the Call 97207 AT. revolution, later this week. time of entry. Will trade a chest type freezer The conflicting reports, peak of For persons wishing to have French Provincial bedroom set; in good condition for any size a three-week cabinet crisis packed bowling balls drilled during the high-posted bed with canopy frame, air conditioner in good condition. with speculation, came as anti- month of August, the Pro Shop at bookcase, chair, dresser desk, Call 97207 AT. Communist demonstrations in north- Marblehead will be open on nightstand and corner desk. All ern Portugal left two young Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays for $200. Call 85732 DWH or 95364 civilians dead and two others only, from 1 to 5 p.m. AWH. wanted severly wounded. The challenge from the bowlers Occasional reliable babysitter At the same time, political un- stationed on the USS Nimitz was 20,000 and 5,000 BTU air condi- wanted for evenings. Call 951270 rest buffeted three key military accepted by 28 local bowlers on tioners, $200 for both. Available AWH. commands near Lisbon and forced Saturday, July 26. Gitmo won 20 Sept. 1. Call 98120 AT. security chief Gen. Otelo Saraiva of the 21 team games bowled. Jomo 44 magnum ammunition. Call 85779 de Carvalho to lay governmental Logan and Chuck VanDuser led the 1969 Chevelle Malibu, damaged fen- AT. concerns aside to try to put his Gitmo entry with three game sets der, air, power steering, automa- own house in order. of 612 and 605, respectively. tic, $975. Call 951197 AT. High scorers for the Nimitz were 0. Santos at 534 and S. Sullivan Craftsman bench grinder; workbench giveaway at 523. with vise; large 12 volt industrial ISABEL PERON RETURNS TO WORK Weekly high scorers and other battery; 12 volt electric fuel Two matching leather chairs; bunk items of interest to league bowl- pump; pair of Uni-Lug mag wheels; size steel frame bed, just needs BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP)-- ers will appear in this weekly two floor shift conversion kits a mattress. Call 85779 AT. President Isabel Peron returned to column if the information is for automatic transmission; baby work yesterday at the presidential deposited in the drop box at Mar- bottle sterilizer with six large services house downtown for the first time blehead Hall by league officers. and six small bottles; assorted since July 21, apparently fully gauges and tachometers; assorted Eight-year-old girl willing to recovered from a bout with the GM clutch parts. Call 85779 AT. clean cars in Granadillo Point area only. Call Kimberly at 98154. flu, officials said. Mrs. Peron, 44, was driven from THOMPSON KNOCKS OUT KADOTA 1970 Fiat 850, convertable, engine, her private residence of Olivos to drive train, suspension is in good Eleven-year-old girl willing to the presidential palace at Plaza condition. Call 85403 DWE. babysit for ages 2-8 in Granadillo BRISBANE, Australia (AP)--Aus- Point area only. Call Kristy at de Mayo, the city's main square. tralian junior welterweight Despite her return there were 1968 Rambler ambassador, 6 cylinder, 98154. champion Hector Thompson knocked still reports in the local press automatic, good condition, best out Shinichi Kadota of in she may take a brief holiday. offer over $600. Call 85361 AWH. Will babysit full or part time on the fifth round last night. a last minute basis in my home. She spent two weeks in confine- Thompson, the World Boxing ment at Olivos, including a brief Two year old clarinet, detachable, Phone hasn't been working but now Association's no. 1 contender, spell in bed on orders from her good condition, new pads, $80 or it is. Call 96208 AT. knocked Kadota down once in the doctor who recommended that she best offer. Call 97150. fourth round and three times in limit her activities. the fifth before the fight was found Some persons who saw Mrs. Peron Heath marine band transceiver, 6 stopped. reported she also suffered from channel, $50. Set of 10.1 pistons One pair of earrings found at Thompson weighed 141 pounds and intestinal disorders and nervous and rods for 327 cu. in. Chevy Villamar Pool. Call 98154 and Kadota 141 1-4. strain. Officials reported she only engine, $50. High performance oil give description. had the flu.