f~IANTANAMO BAY. cWA U. &S NAVALKAVAL MAEEASE. rilANTANAAAO SAY. CUSA Knif ing Try 0rniittttitma Misses Pope SYDNEY, Australia (AP/AFRTS)---A roaring crowd of 5,000 persons greeted Pope Paul today as he arr ived at the Sydney Airport in Austra- NOVEMBER 30, 1970 Phone 9-5247 lia. The 73-year-old pontiff arrived "down- under," after a flight from Manila where an attempt was made on his life. Manila police were under sharp criticism for laxity at the airport whien a man tried to attack the pontiff Friday. Pope Paul, showing no signs of his ordeal or the fatigue of his long journey to Asia, went serenely about his pro- gram Friday. He celebrated Mass in Manila Cathedral, received foreign diplomats and met with Presi- dent Ferdinand E. Marcos, cre- dited with helping to ward off the assailant.

A million persons jammed the streets to watdh the Pope's motorcade pass. ed Police charged the assailant fe with attempted murder and as- sault. He was identified as IX. Benjamin Mendosa y Amor, 38, a painter from La Paz, Bolivia

Pope Paul told Marcos he forgave his assailant and he blessed the crucifix Mendoza had used to conceal a foot- long knife. Air Crash Cause Unk HU wH As for the attack, Manuel Collantes, acting foreign sec- ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP/AFRTS) tower involved r outine takeoff retary, said: "It meant noth- -- The cause of the jetliner clearance, indicating no emer- ing to the Holy Father. I crash Friday in Anchorage ap- gency situation. don't think it fazed him." parently is still unknown. A federal investigator says the pilot of the military charte $3.7 plane doesn't know what hap- Million Housing Contract Awarded pened. The crash killed 47 of A $3.7 million family housing project which will provide 150 the 229 persons on board the new officer and enlisted housing units here has been awarded plane as it was taking off, to Burns and Roe Construction Corp., of Paramus, N.J. bound for Vietnam. The new housing will be built south of Kittery Beach Road According to the federal of- and adjacent to Kittery Beach enlisted family housing. ficial, there is no evidence The project was awarded by the Atlantic Division of the Nav- to indicate the brakes were al Facilities Engineering Command under the "Turnkey" concept locked, or that a fire had in which the contractor designs and constructs three- and broken out aboard. And tape four-bedroom, 2 and 2 bath, dwelling units. recordings of the conversation Complete design is required by mid-February 1971. Construc- between the pilot and control tion deadline is August 1972. Total cost is $3,728,330 Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, November 30, 1970 Rhodes Says 2 Committed Murder NORTHBORO, Massachusetts (AP/AFRTS)--A News Gazetteer member of the President's Commission on Cam- pus Unrest says that two Ohio national quards- men "committed second-degree murder" in the shootings of four Kent State University sti- dents last spring. Twenty-one-year-old A TWA cargo jet, which was taking off for , Europe Joseph Rhodes made the allegation in a speech from an airport in Tel Aviv, collided with an yesterday to about 50 persons at the First Israeli plane being towed on the same runway Congregational Unitarian Church here. before dawn today. Two ground crewmen were Rhodes said the two guardsmen went to the killed and two others were injured. Both campus, as he put it, "intending to kill stu- planes caught fire and burned, scattering dents." He added, "the FBI knows about these wreckage along the main runway. The airport two guys," but that the situation wasn't was still closed to traffic more than six brought before an investigating grand jury. hours after the mishap. A Navy spokesman says two of the three sailors Self Defense who perished in a fire aboard a U.S. submarine Plane Attacks in tender off the coast of Holy Loch, Scotland, SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--A U.S. fighter-bomber had been under confinement in the brig area of made another "self-defense" attack on North S the vessel. The spokesman says their guard Vietnam early today. It struck at an anti- released them as flames approached the briq aircraft position five and one-half miles area, but the prisoners and the guard died north of the De-Militarized Zone before the from heat and smoke asphyxiation, before they gun post could fire on the plane. could reach safety. Informed sources in Saigon say the pilot of the F-105 Thunderchief learned from his The western allies have strongly rejected a Soviet electronic detection gear that he was being protest note against a West German political tracked on radar and that the gun post had meeting set to open today in West Berlin. An begun computing the as which to fire. allied spokesman says the U.S., British and A U.S. communique says the attack was "pro- French messages were delivered to the Soviet tective reaction against an enemy radar-con- Embassy in East Berlin shortly before midnight. trolled anti-aircraft position" and that This high-level action is unprecendented in "protective reaction in the inherent right of recent years. self defense." A published report, in The Washington Star, says at least one of the six aides ousted from thier Weather Hampers Rescue Operation jobs along with Secretary of Interior Walter Hickel last week, is expected to be back at his SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--Rescue operations were job today. The reports says Dr. Leslie Glas- hampered by heavy clouds and fog today in the gow, assistant secretary for Fish, Wildlife, search for a U.S. transport plane missing Parks and Marine Recources was the only aide since Friday. who did not submit a resignation Friday. Contact was lost with the craft shortly after it took off from a base in the central The latest Associated Press tabulation shows 618 highlands, and heavy clouds have prevented persons died in highway accidents during the aircraft from making a thoromh search since holiday weekend. then. (See earlier story on Page 3). Temperatures Around U.S. C ities Pensacola, clear 53 Des Moines 39 Guantanamo Gazette X

RAB. . Cauley Albuquerque 59 Forecast: C~omvase U Minneapolis, St. Paul 29 Partly cloudy except mostly Publ ic -ffairs fficer ,LCdr. W. Boer, IT Editoria I\dvisor JOC Jim Teagsue Bismark, snow 4" 21 cloudy during the afternoon. Editor JO1 Jack Leif* Staff J03 Allan Stith Boston, cloudy 48 Windv N 4-6 except NE 10-14 J03 Ton Betz JOSN Stave Duren New Orleans 79 with gusts to 19 knots be- The rUANTANAf0 CAZEM. is published according to , 1.26" tween noon and sunset. The the roles and regulations for hip and station neo- papers as outlined in T4VEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the 1actl tate Public \ffoirs Oflicer. rain 53 high today will reach 82 It is printed four days aeek at govern ent ete.se Cutbank, Mont. on goeneent equipment . The opinions orstatements -13 degrees and the low tonight in n its the r herciae net to he 000- Dallas will dip to 71 degrees. srea_ official or as reflecting the views of 84 ComNavBase or the 'erent of the Navy. Seattle 44 San Anqeio 84 Monday, November 30, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

NORTH VIETNAM Pentagon Discloses Planes Hanoi

Haiphong Hoa Binh Province Struck Near Prison Camp 19thPARAL LEL WASHING-ON (AP/AFRTS)--The Pentagon disclosed Friday that Of. U.S. warplanes struck North Vietnamese positions near the Son Tonkin Tay prison camp during last week's unsuccessful effort to free American war prisoners. Asst. Secretary of Defense Daniel Z. Dong Hoi Henkin, who acknowledged the strike under questioning at a news briefing, described it as a diversionary attack "to draw DMZ oaNang fire away from the central op- Four East Germans eration." * Hanoi has claimed that U.S. Leap From Liner warplanes struck the Hanoi- Haiphong area, 150 miles north Pleiku of the 19th parallel, during Just Off Key West SOUTH the weekend attacks and in- KEY WEST (AP/AFRTS)--An East VIETNAM flicted civilian casualties. German whose escape was re- The North Vietnamese said ported planned for more than the strike zone included the two months leaped from a e provinces of Ha Tay, Quang cruise ship into the Atlantic Ninh, Hoa Binh, Ha Tinh and Ocean Friday. Three other Quang Binh. men, not parties to the plot, - Saigon They also claimed that sev- followed him over the said. eral captured American airmen They were rescued quickly Can Tho were injured in the raids. when a powerboat chartered by South Henkin told newsmen that the first defector's brother . "protective actions were tak- raced out from Big Pine Key to en" to cover the small force pick them up out of the water. of Americans who landed in the "I've known about it for two prison camp 23 miles west of months," said Ken Agnew, a Hanoi, only to find it empty newsman for the American Sof prisoners. Broadcasting Co., who took Henkin said these protective pictures of the rescue from a actions occurred "in the im- plane circling overhead. Germanies Agree mediately adjacent area" of All four men asked political the camp, and indicated there asylum. They were taken in To Exchange Views was strafing and bombing by hand by officials of the U.S. BERLIN (AP/AFRTS)--East and fixed-wing aircraft. immigration service and inter- West Germany agreed Friday to "There were some antiaircraft rogated at Key West. FBI a- continue their political con- installations in the area gents also were called in for tacts which resumed in the which we knew about and there the questioning. Communist sector of this di- were some troops in the area No names were officially re- vided city following a seven- which we knew about," he said. leased but the first man to month pause. Asked whether there were any leap was reported to be a A brief announcement by the other prisoners of war camps brother of Eric 0. Blew of Fast German News Agency said near Son Tay, Henkin said, Chicago, Ill,, who arrived in negotiators for the two gov- "Not to my knowledge." the Florida Keys three days ernments "agreed to continue Henkin said the North Viet- earlier to await the arrival the exchange of views." No namese engaged in "the indis- of the ship. date was set for the next criminate and erratic firing" Of the other escapees, two round. of at least 30 surface-to-air were identified as doctors and State secretaries Egon Bahr missiles, some of them in the the third as a scientist. Blew of West Germany and Michael Son Tay area. He said popula- and his wife have been at Duck Kohl of East Germany headed tion areas might have bpen hit. for the past three days. the two delegations. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette M onday, November 30, 1970 Hoover Discloses Plot BROSNRTOM Against The Government WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover told senators Friday of a plot by anti- war anarchists to blow up underground utility i~N;P lines in Washington and kidnap a White House aide or other high government official. "If successful, the plotters would demand an end to United States bombing operation in Southeast Asia and the release of all politicAl prisoners as ransom," he said. Hoover, testifying before a Senate Appropria- tions Subcommittee, said the scheme has just recently come to light and an "intensive in- vestigation is being conducted." He ascribed the plot to "an anarchist group on the East Coast, the so-called East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives." Newton Explains Panthers "This is a militant group self-described as being composed of Catholic priests and nuns, WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Delegates to the Rev- teachers, students and former students who have olutionary People's Constitutional Convention manifested opposition to the war in Vietnam by got a rare look this weekend at the Marxist acts of violence against government agencies framework the normally secretive Black Panther and private corporations engaged in work re- Party uses to measure its present role, and lating to U.S. participation in the Vietnam set its future course. For two days, the conflict," Hoover testified. 2,000 self-proclaimed revolutionaries had aim- He named its pricipal leaders as Philip and lessly wandered the autumn-gray sidewalks of Daniel Berrigan, Catholic priests now in the the capital of their "oppressor," waiting for Federal Correctional Institution at Danbury, something to bring their sidetracked convention Conn., for participating in the destruction of back into focus. Saturday night, as they jam- Selective Service records in Maryland in 1968. med St. Stephens Episcopal Church and the streets outside, FTC Choi ges Toymakers Use False Ads Minister of Defense Huey P. Newton delivered a two-hour WASHINGTON AP/AFRTS)--The Federal Trade Commission Wednes- explanation of the Panthers' day challenged advertising claims made by two large toy manu- ultimate, utopian goal of a factureres and the "can stabbing" commercial for Du Pont's stateless, communist world Zerex antileak antifreeze. As a possible remedy in the Zerex society free of oppression and case, the comm mission said it fall of human kindness. is considering a total ban on as represented, evidence which The speech, followed by a sales of the a antifreeze which actually proves that Zerex will question-and-answer session, the FTC said m ay damage auto- stop leaks which actually occur also provided an unusual look mobile cooling systems. in an automible under normal at the ideas of the man who The proposed complaints, is- operating conditions." helped found the party, served sued under the FTC's consent The complaints against the as a symbol while in prison, order procedure e, challenged toy companies single out ad- and is seen in the countless advertising cl aims for two vertising for Mattel's "Hot Panther posters that plaster toys produced by Matell, Inc., Wheels" racing car and track ghetto walls. of Hawthorne, Calif. and one set, and "Dancerina" "Doll," Newton's speech contained produced by th e Topper Corp. and Topper's "Johnny Light- little of the kill-the-pigs of Elizabeth, N.J., as well ninq"racing car and track set. exhortation lesser Panther as DuPont's Zerex. The complaints charge that leaders had been shouting all The complain t against Du- use of special camera tech- weekend, although the idea Pont states that the commer- niques "exaggerate or falsely still was there in calls for cial showing a n instrument represent" the appearance or seizure of the White House and making a punture hole in a performance of both car and the closing of all institu- can is "flase, misleading and track sets. It also challeng- tons in Washington D.C. deceptive because it is not, es endorsements by race drivers. Monday, November 30, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5

U.S. C123 Transport Vanishes VI CEAi In Cloudy Vietnamese Skies

SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)--Search namese soldiers and civilian aircraft flew in overcast skies irregulars and six American yesterday looking for a U.S. crewmen perished in May 19F8 C123 Transport that vanished when a C130 was shot down dur- Nguyen Coo Ky, shortly after taking off four ing the evacuation of a be- days ago in South Vietnam's sieged Special Forces camp. Sen. J.W. Fulbright Central Highlands with six Three major crashes in Viet- Americans and 73 South Viet- nam during the past 3 months In Capitol namese on board. have killed 50 Americans and Talks said the Ameri- 13 Vietnamese. WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--Sen, ansAuthorities include five G Air Force In war action, Viet Cong and J.W. Fulbright, leading Senate crewmen and a military passen- North Vietnamese artillerymen foe of the Vietnam war, met ger. The Vietnamese are struck at 23 locations during face-to-face Wednesday with soldiers and their wives and the night, the heaviest round South Vietnamese Vice Presi- children. Dependents often of rocket attacks in almost dent Nguyen Cao Ky and both accompany Vietnamese soldiers two months, allied commands pronounced the meeting friend- being transferred between reported. ly and congenial. camps. "He was a very articulate The U.S. Command withheld and able representative of his the announcement of the Arms Man people," the Arkansas Democrat plane's disappearance until Tried said of Ky after a closed re- yesterday because of security, LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP/ ception at the Capitol. ane even then it declined to AFRTS)--Switzerland's Supreme Fulbright, chairman of the give detail about the flight Court, in a verdict bound to Senate Foreign Relations Com- or the location of the search stir new controversy in this mittee, said that he told Ky to protect any survivors from neutral nation, convicted arms that he had thought for a long capture by enemy troops if the magnate Dieter Buehrle and time all foreigners should get plane is down. five senior employes Firday in out of Vietnam and the rest of A communique said: a scandal over arms exports to Asia at the earliest possible "A U.S. Air Force C123 air- world trouble spots. date. Wraf t has been missing in The German-born multimillion- "Mr. Ky said he couldn't central South Vietnam since aire, was handed a suspended agree with me more," Fulbright Friday, with 79 personnel on term of eight months in a jail said. board--six U.S. and 73 Viet- plus a fine of $4,000. The reception was given by namese. It was last heard The two top men in the arms Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt., rank- from shortly after takeoff sales division of his family ing Republican on the panel. when there appeared to be no concern, Gabriel Lebedinsky, Ky emerged from the recep- problem on board. The search and Dr. Alexandre Gelbert, tion, attended by 15 senators, and rescue, still in progress, were unconditionally jailed for to say, "I felt like I am just has been hampered by bad 18 and 16 months respectively, testifying before the Foreign weather, and the aircraft has three others got shorter terms. Relations Committee." not been located." Spokesmen said the C123 took off under overcast skies with Nixon Would Accept China in Talks a low ceiling. Shortly after LONDON (AP/AFRTS)--President Nixon probably would accept Red takeoff, it disappeared from China's participation in an Indochinese conference on the Viet- radar screens. nam question, his special envoy said Wednesday night. The Fairchild Hiller C123 Sen. Charles H. Percy said, "It's my feeling that the Presi- "Provider" is a workhorse of dent has left it wide open in an enlarged Indochina conference the Vietnam war. The Air for Communist China to engage in such a conference and I would Force considers it an ideal actually welcome their engagement in such'a conference." troop carrier to operate in The senator was part of a panel discussing Nixon's five- Vietnam. About 150 South Viet- point peace plan for Vietnam. Page 6 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, November 30, 1970 Midshipmen Upset Army on Gridiron, 11-7

NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--College football pro- ran 49 yards for a touchdown in the third per- vided more than the usual.amount of surprises iod. Navy sealed the victory in the fourth Saturday as the collegiate season wound on to- quarter when Roger Lanning booted a 53-yard ward its close. . Southern California romped through the mud Georgia Tech upset inter-state rival Geor- and water to a 38-28 upset of highly-ranked gia 17-7. Jack Williams' second touchdown Notre Dame. Tackles Pete Adams and John Vella pass of the afternoon to Larry Studdard in recovered fumbles in the end zone for touch- the middle of the third quarter snapped a 7-7 downs in the third period to highlight the deadlock and led to the Tech win. Georgia's game. Quarterback Joe Theismann hurled the only score came in the first period on a 62- ball for 526 yards for the previously unbeat- yard march which was capped by quarterback en Irish. Paul Gilbert's one-yard sneak. Navy defeated Army 11-7 for the 31st time Number five-rated Tennessee downed Vander- in their traditional meeting. Bob Elflein bilt 24-6. Safety Bob Majors intercepted two passes and set up a touchdown with a long punt return for the win. Tennessee sealed Vanderbilt's doom in the four th period when George Hunt kicked a 22-yard field goal and reserve signal-caller SPORTS Dennis Chadwick hit Stan Trott with a 14-yard scoring pass. Auburn roared back from a NBA. 17-point first quarter deficit BOSTON (UPI/AFRTS)--The walloped the Det- to defeat Alabama 33-28. Dick re;it Pistons 121-98 Saturday in the National Basketball Asso- Clemny booted a 27-yard field ciation. popped 32 points to lead 's losing goal for Alabama but Gardner cause while led with 27 points for the Celtics. Jett countered with a 37-yard The Cincinnati Royals whipped the 105- kick to keep things deadlocked 86. The Royals exploded for a 30-16 first period lead and in the fourth quarter after never lost it. Tom Van Arsdale led Cincinnati's winning ef- quarterback Pat Sullivan's two fort with 20 points while bagged 24 for the touchdown runs and another Cavali-ers. field goal by Jett in the third The Baltimore Bullets defeated the 99-91. period. Sullivan got the win scored 21 points and hit 20 to spark for Auburn when he tossed t the win for Baltimore. led the Bulls with 22 ball to Robbie Robinett for points and Bob Love added 19. touchdown. The New York Knicks edged the Milwaukee Bucks 100-99. Dave In other games, Oklahoma Debuschere led New York with 21 points while Lew Alcindor crushed Oklahoma State 66-6, poured in 35 for the Bucks. .leading all scorers. TCU defeated SMU 26-17, and The Portland Trailblazers bowed to the Buffalo Braves 111- LSU beat Tulane 26-14. 95. Em Bryant bagged 18 points. stole the ball six times and grabbed 10 rebounds for the Buffalo win. Bob Kaufman's Long Beach St. 21, Valley St. 0 24 points led the Buffalo drive while Shalor Halimon put in Tampa 49, Florida A&M 7 32 to lead Portland. So. Miss. 53, Trinity 31 The San Diego Rockets edged the Phoenix Suns 117-116. El- East Carolina 36, Davidson 18 vin Hayes put in 37 points to lead the Rockets and Connie Montclair St. 7, Hampton-Sid- Hawkins tallied 31 for the Suns. ney 6 The San Francisco Warriors whipped the Utah St. 45, New Mexico St. 92-88. 's 18-foot with 17 seconds re- 21 maining in the game got the win for the Warriors. Thurmond West Virginia 20, Maryland 10 led San Francisco's shooters with 27 points, while Gail Good- Boston College 54, Holy Cross rich scored 25 for Los Angeles. 0 In the American Basketball Association, the Carolina Cou- Miami (Fla.) 14, Florida 13 gars nipped the Floridians 114-113. Gene Littles sank a lay- Rice 28, Baylor 23 up with 25 seconds left in the game to win for Carolina. Iowa St. 28, San Diego St. 22 Monday, November 30, 1970 Guanztanamo Gazette Page 7 Nat. Basketball Association National Hockey League

EAST EAST W L PCT. GB W L T PTS GF GA 56 New York 18 5 .783 Boston 14 4 4 32 95 Boston 12 10 .545 5 New York 13 5 4 30 68 43 Philadelphia 14 12 .538 51- Montreal 11 8 3 25 74 57 87 Buffalo 7 15 .318 10 Vancouver 9 13 3 21 72 Detroit 3 11 3 19 68 77 Toronto 6 15 1 13 66 83 CENTRAL Buffalo 4 13 4 12 39 75 Baltimore 14 10 .583 Cincinnati 9 13 .409 4 Atlanta 6 16 .273 7 WEST Cleveland 1 26 .037 14 Chicago 14 4 5 33 83 47 St. Louis 11 3 7 29 52 38 Minnesota 10 8 3 23 51 51 Phila. 10 9 2 22 51 52 MID-WEST Pitts. 5 10 8 18 61 66 L. A. 8 11 1 17 56 66 *1ilwaukee 18 3 .857 82 Detroit 16 10 .615 4 Calif. 6 15 2 14 49 Chicago 12 8 .600 5 Phoenix 14 12 .538 6 '- American Hockey League

EAST PACIFIC Prov. 10 5 4 24 72 63 Los Angeles 12 8 .600 Spring fld 9 12 1 19 73 84 San Francisco 14 10 .583 Quebec 8 18 3 19 66 78 San Diego 14 13 .519 1 Montreal 6 12 4 16 66 75 Seattle 12 13 .480 2 Portland 9 18 .333 6 WEST Baltimore 11 6 2 24 67 50 Amer. Basketball Association Cleveland 11 7 2 24 78 60 EAST Hershey 8 10 3 19 60 61 Kentucky 17 6 .739 Rochester 7 8 3 17 49 59 Virginia 14 8 .636 2 Floridians 11 12 .478 6 Western Hockey League 10 11 .476 6 Portland 15 5 2 32 83 60 York 68 0ew Wittsburgh 10 15 .400 8 San Diego 11 7 5 27 85 Carolina 7 15 .318 9 Seattle 12 7 2 26 76 64 Denver 8 8 8 24 75 75 Salt Lake 6 14 2 14 58 79 WEST Phoenix 4 15 3 11 59 82 Utah 15 7 .682 Indiana 14 9 .609 1 Central Hockey League Memphis 12 8 .600 2 Omaha 13 5 1 27 83 62 Denver 6 15 .286 8 Okla. Cty 11 6 3 25 85 70 Texas 6 16 .273 9 Ft. Worth 9 9 1 19 53 49 Dallas 7 6 2 16 62 57 Kan. City 6 9 3 15 48 57 Tulsa 6 11 2 14 69 84 The lovely airline representatives will return Amarillo 4 10 2 1 47 68 to Guantanamo this week to issue tickets and National Hockey Le ue collect fares for the reservations they have New York 6, Pittsburgh 2 Calif. 2, Buffalo 1 made. Checks will be accepted, although cash Detroit 5, Montreal 3 Phila. 4, Vancouver 2 is preferred. The girls will be at BPTO from Boston 4, Toronto 2 Chicago 5, L. A. 3 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, December American Hockey League 3 and from 8:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. on Fri- Cleveland 6, Hershey 3 Quebec 5, Baltimore 3 day, December 4. Providence 2, Montreal Rochester 3, Spngfld 1 iPage 8 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, November 30, 1970

THE Beeline-- 95551 YN1 Bill Walker, Beeline Editor

Baby crib and mattress, mattress like new, $15; Nylon Agenda net play pen with pad, good condition, $10. 96266 AT. The combined Adult Choirs of the Catholic, Protestant and Mormon Faiths will perform the Christmas Cantata Evening Gown, size 12 turquoise blue, never worn, must "Night of Miracles" on December 6 in the Base Chapel see to appreciate. 95150 AT. at 7 PM. Whirlpool upright freezer, $125; 8 X 16 barrel boat Some children have forced the locks on various kinder- with 25 hp motor; Hallicrafter S-40A receiver, $125; garten quonsets and have taken a number of magic markers, 10 yards domestic material, $7; White and silver paints; staplers, paints and other items. Please caution your suit new size 14, $24. 99191 AWH. children to stay away from these quonsets. F R E E - 2 kittens, 6 weeks old. 85807 AT. LADIES! Are you interested in learning how to SHOOT A PISTOL ? For details call Naval Station Ordnance Dept. 85679/85847 DWH. Wanted Procurement clerk for Marine Corps Exchange, must be Influenza immunizations will be given to military a qualified typist. Apply Marine Corps Exchange Office. personnel and American Civil Service employees at the Industrial Dispensary between the hours of 8 AM and Part-time attendent needed at the Ceramic Shop,call 4 PM. The following commands will be scheduled as 85640 or apply in person at the Ceramic Shop. follows: December 2, FTG; December 3, NAVSTA; December 4, NSD and PWC; December 7, STRAGGLERS. Triumph cycle guide or manual. 98213 AWH.

Fuel injection man for VW or someone to work on fuel For Sale injection. 98181 AT. AKC registered white Miniature Poodles, 1 male, 5 female, 7 weeks old, call after 6 PM 97165. Motor cycle helmet size medium. 99132 AT.

65 Ford, Galaxy, 2 door, fast back, big V8, 3 speed on the floor, very good condition, $800. 98167 AT. Services Will babysit in my home for working mother. 95587 AT. Pure bred Bluepoint cats, $25. 99144 AT. House cleaning, Saturday and Sunday, Call Burk, 85541. Formals, 1 pink Tlze 7, 1 blue size 8; 10,000 BTU Fedders A/C. 96158 AT. Will babysit in Bargo area. 99134 AWH.

66 Datsun convertible, $1,150. Call Dr. Hodges at 85431 Will babysit in my home for working mother. 97187 AT. DWH. Will babysit in my home for working mother, one or 12,000 BTU A/C, $135, new fan motor; 22,000 BTU Whirl- two children. 96266 AT. po6l A/C, new fan, $175; Power Lawn mower, $30. 85147 DWH, 90167 AWH. congratulations To: 54 Lincoln convertible, white with red stripe. 95501 AT. Edward Avery Alberto, son of Carlos C .Alberto Jr and Barbara A. Alberto arrived October 28 weighing 7 lbs Girls 26" bike with 2 extra tires; small A/C; size 38 4 ozs. kahki shorts, never worn; size 22 1/2 dress never worn. 99108 AT. Alaxander Mark Eckert, son of Bobbie C.and Sandra S. Eckert,joined the Eckerts November 20 weighing 6 lbs 59 Chevy windshield. 98187 AT. 10 1/2 ozs.

Two men's sport coats, 1 brown plaidand 1 blueplaid, Carolyn Alelia Edwards joined her parents Grady W. and never worn, size 40 regular, $20 each. 99268 AT. Elfrieda Edwards on November 21 weighing 7 lbs 3 ozs.

12,000 and 24,000 BTU A/C; 65 Chevy II. 97185 AT. Erlinda Marie Nirza arrived November 21 to her parents, Loreto P. and Rosa C.Nirza weighing 4 lbs 2 ozs. 57 Dodge sedan, Myers 85251 AWH.

Engine for 63 Chevy II, $50. 85134 DWH 96231 AWH ask for Kernard.

11,000 BTU Fedders A/C, very light use, $110. 95336 DWH.