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NEW YORK (UPI)--Former Pres. Gerald Ford said yesterday a massive military buildup by the Soviet Union "mocks the hope of peace" and imperils chances for a meaningful nuclear arms agreement. Ford called his administration's agreement with the Russians to place a ceiling on strategic arms "a giant step away from a rendezvous with nuclear destruction." But in his first major foreign policy statement since leaving the White House, he said, "The Soviet Union has embarked on a massive military buildup that mocks the hope of peace and threatens the chance for ONCE UPON A MATTRESS: The chorus, from Once Upon a Mattress, practices a meaningful arms accord." the finale of Act I, I'm In Love With a Girl Named Fred. The first of In remarks prepared for delivery to a luncheon of Eisenhower exchange three performances will be at the elementary school outdoor theater to- students at the Union Club, Ford said the upcoming Strategic Arms Limita- night at 8. Subsequent performances will be tomorrow and Saturday nights. tion Talks "will be diEfficult." Tickets are $2.50 for students and $3 for adults with proceeds going to But be added that in the debate on confirming Paul Warnke to be chief the High School Scholarship Fund. (Photo by FLTAVCENCARIB) U.S. arms negotiator, the Senate issued this warning to Soviet leaders: "The Soviet buildup has not escaped our attention, and the United States Izvestia reports will not accept a treaty that leaves our national. security in jeopardy." Ford said the Soviet Union must be assured "that every responsible leader in this country, regardless of political affiliation, is committed to Soviets to consider proposals the success of these talks, and that all stand behind the President and his associates in the hope for an effective new treaty." MOSCOW (AP)--The Soviet government Ford said the world "has seen too much of war in the 20th century, too newspaper Izvestia says serious con- much suffering and dying on bloodstained fields of battle. Surely there sideration will be given to proposals must be a better way, and we must spare no effort to find it." brought here by Secy. of State Cyrus Vance.this despite U.S. statements critical of the human rights situa- tion in the Soviet Union. Desai named Indian prime minister In a break with previous press statements, the report acknowledged chose Desai over former Agriculture the logic of U.S. positions that is- Minister Jagjivan Ram, the other sues such as human rights and arms leading contender. limitation are not linked formally. Desai, who tried unsuccessfully The' report comes two days after to become prime minister three times Soviet Communist leader Leonid in the past, is to be sworn in as Brezhnev implied that progress in leader of the new government later any talks might not be possible be- Warnke Ieae~o today. cause of U.S. statements about what U.S. Arms Negotiator Paul Warnke With Desai and the New People's Russia claims are internal affairs. says he has studied Brezhnev's speech Party formally taking power, India It follows by one day Pres. closely and he believes Brezhnev was entered a political era in which Carter's response to the Brezhnev just repeating long-time Soviet the Congress Party that led India speech. Carter said he would con- policy over what Moscow feels is to independence in 1947 is now in tinue to speak out on Soviet civil U.S. meddling in their domestic af- the opposition for the first time. liberties. fairs. NEW DELHI (AP)--Morarji Desai has Warnke says the Soviet irritation been selected as India's new prime Last minute deal will make a "difference in the cli- minister. He is an 81-year-old sea- mate" of the arms talks, but "it's soned politician and tough admini- not pivotal" to the outcome. strator who led his New People's Labor Party survives vote Warnke and Secy. of State Cyrus Party to a stunning victory in the Vance leave for Moscow tomorrow for national elections. Callaghan was rescued from threat- - preliminary discussions with the In a climax to his three-year-long ened defeat by a last minute deal Soviets on arms control. campaign to oust Prime Minister with the small Liberal Party. The Indira Gandhi from power, the choice party threw its support to his mi- of prime minister was made by 74- nority government in exchange for a Power outage scheduled year-old Jayaprakash Narayan. He promise to be consulted on policy. Political commentators in Britain in housing areas today say the Liberal-Labor Party arrange-- ment in the House of Commons is un- There will be a power outage from precedented in British politics. 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. today, which The Labor Party held on to power by will affect all of Tierra-K, Kittery a vote of 322-298, in the 635-memberr Beach, Iguana Terrace, and Villamar Commons. 264 A & D housing. Purpose of the The call for the vote came from outage is to relocate a primary pow- Conservatives unhappy with the lead-- er line and pole out of the ball World News Digest ership of Callaghan. field located near the Kittery Beach The vote came after the two substation. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--On his way parties worked out a political coop - home from talks with Pres. Carter, eration agreement. Observers say Japanese Prime Minister Takeo LONTON (A?)--The Labor Parry of it's the first time a Labor govern- Vietnam ready to establish Fukuda talked about big business at Prime Minister James Callaghan sur- ment has secured a working relation- - a news conference here yesterday. wived a confidence vote in Parlia- ship with an opposition party with- diplomatic relations He said he favors construction of ment late yesterday. out going into a formal coalition. Japanese car and TV plants in the (UPI)--The special pres- United States as joint ventures WASHINGTON rights idential commission that visited with American industry. Picketing Vietnam and Laos for Pres. Carter WASHINGTON (UPI)--The Senate re- has reported, "Vietnam is prepared jected another attack on its pro- House narrowly defeats labor measure to establish diplomatic relations posed code of ethics yesterday. The with us." by the senators defeated a proposal to WASHINGTON (AP)--The House has would open the floodgates for fur- Its report, made public says Laos is strip the code of its limits on narrowly defeated a measure which ther labor legislation, for in- President yesterday, clearly interested in establishing a outside earnings, but at the same would have expanded the power of stance, a law repealing state pow- laws. new and friendlier relationship. time tightened financial disclosure construction workers on picket ers to approve right-to-work commission said there requirements. The challenge was lines. Labor had claimed the picketing bill However, the is no indication of any immediate led by Connecticut's Lowell Weicker, The action gives organized labor would merely restore equal rights to construction workers by letting diplomatic steps in that direction who claims the code is unconstitu- a crushing defeat in its first try work sites. as regards relations with Laos. tional. at pushing its major goals in the them picket entire new Democratic Congress. The House Before the vote was taken, House Carter said the U.S. will resume Speaker Thomas O'Neill took a swipe negotiations, without preconditions TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)--Unofficial voted 217-205 against the bill which at organized labor's lobbying ef- or delay, to establish friendly and reports reaching here put the death labor backers said would have given forts in support of the bill. The normal relations with Vietnam. toll from Tuesday's Iranian earth- construction workers picketing Massachusetts lawmaker said they The commission in its report said quake at 131, including 100 in one rights equal to members of other came on too late to counter well- the Hanoi regime continues to expect Persian Gulf port town alone. But unions. financed conservative efforts to a considerable contribution to post- government news and broadcast ser- The legislation came under fire kill the measure. war reconstruction of Vietnam. vices say 83 persons were killed. from conservatives who said it "uantanamo Nazette Thursday, "archi 24, 1077

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Sports GIRL SCOUT COOKIES PHASE I DISCO Girl Scout Cookies sale in are on Phase I Disco will appear at the Gitmo this week. Support the COMPANY L MARINE WIVES' CLUB local MOTOCROSS Staff NCO Club Saturday night from scouts and buy a box of cookies. 9 until 1. Company L Marine i'ives will meet This year's selection includes thin The Sherman Avenue Motocross will Monday at 120-Villamar at 7:30 p.m. mint, lemon creme, chocolate chip, sponsor their usual bi-weekly motor- For more information call Lynn chocolate and vanilla creme, peanut cycle clinic Saturday at 1 p.m. ColllllissaIlTF, - 11 1110 Middleton at 97165. butter, Scot teas and chedderettes. Gitmo Motorcycle Club members will be available to assist you in the maintenance of your bike. The NEX JOB OPENINGS GITMO SWINGERS clinic will be held at the Motocross notices The Navy Exchange h(e Special track on Sherman Avenue. has I foll Ing-, l job The Citmo Swingers will dance at A motocross race is scheduled for openings: Hactress towork IIII1-tim uaLt the 8 p.m. Saturday in the club hall. Sunday at the Motocross track at 1 Mini-Mart Tea Shopp. The position Visitors are always welcome, so come CAR WASH p.m. and watch. The club is located by pays $2.41 per hour. the Iguana Pool. No admission is The Juniors of W.T. Sampson High Two openings for Sales Clerk II to charged. For further information School will hold a car wash Saturday WIBC work part-time it tbe Main Re:-1l call Cherry at 96236. in the Navy Exchange parking lot by Store. The position pays $2.52 per the Downtown Lyceum from 11 a.m. to Elections of board members and hour. Six months experiencL- is re- 3 p.m. lelp support the class; lane directors will be held April 6 quired. proceeds will be used for the Prom. in the WIBC hut. All women are For information on ansof the above CARIBBEAN ARTS AND CRAFTS urged to attend. WORKSHOP positions call 85348. BPTO TELEPHONE NUMBERS The Caribbean Arts and Crafts GOLF COMMITTEE NAVY EXCHANGE Workshop will have its annual Spring In the interest of improving cus- The Navy Exchange wi I IivI a num- Show and Sale at McCalla Hangar tomer service the following phones There will be a meeting of the for sale April 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. have been added to the BPTO Offtice: Golf Committee tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. ber cf new items Teachers will be available to assist in the golf course lounge. All mem- TMe Main Retail Store will have a in sign-up for upcoming craft clas- Transportation Officer/Entry Ap- bers are requested to attend. new selection of jeweIry',CalCula tors and campers. Sound Scene wi l ses. For more information, or to proval/EML - 85850 have stereos, radios and tipe record- display at the show, call Paul Olds Flight information - 85544 ers. The special at the Furniture at 85888 AWH or June Rittscher at Air USA/Air Jamaica/Cashier - BABE RUTH BASEBALL Store will be screens from "n - 99191 AWH. 85489 The open workshops are cancelled Anyone interested in managing or Sorry, screens cannot be pu:. y due to the unavailability of clear- coaching Babe Ruth baseball for 14 away. cast and projected maintenance to CHILD DAY CARE CENTER and 15-year-olds is asked to contact the building. John Renner at 97130 AIH or 951093 Anyone The Caribbean Arts and Crafts using the Child Day Care DW11. NEX FURNITURE STORE AND SOUND Association will sponsor a class in Center on Friday or Saturday nights SCENE must make reservations by calling cleareast seascape picture making. Education The av.-ie change Furniture Store 95405 DWH. Morning and evening classes will be and Sound Scene will be closed tomor- held :larch 31. All materials, ex- CHINESE COOKING AND PASTRY row for aione-da inventury cept individual sea treasures, will TREASURE AND TRIVIA CLASSES provided. The cost is $12. For be Treasure and Trivia is overstock- more information and registration Mama Ellie will begin her new class MARINE MART ed and needs customers. Come in call Peggy Edmonds at 90250 AT or in Chinese cooking Monday. Pastry Saturday between 9 a.m. and noon. The 7 marine Mart will open at 11 Karen Wardlaw at 85649 AT. classes will begin soon. If inter- All men's shirts and slacks, ladies' ested, call Mama Ellie at 85863. a.m. Saturday. blouses and tcps and all teenage COMO CLUB WEEKEND items will be 10 cents. CAKE DECORATING CLASSES TODAY'S Friday's Happy Hour will be spon- Beginners' cake decorating classes TV-8 by Naval Station, including sored BASE VETERINARIAN will begin Monday from 9:30 until 11 Communications department and the a.m. and Tuesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The dining room special will The base veterinarian will be on CCPO. at the Arts and Crafts Workshop. At 8:30 p.m. leave April 4 to 11. Anyone needing 8 MOVIES be Lobster Newberg. All persons who signed-up in January the COMO Club's own female disco a health certificate for a pet dur- are asked to attend. will be playing for your dancing ing this period or the week after TV-8 SCHEDILLE FOR THURSDAY pleasure. should contact the veterinary office Saturday's dining room special as soon as possible. Entertainment 1:00 - Defenders will be prime rib. 1:55 - Nanny and the Professor Sunday's "COMO Smorgasbord" will NAVAL STATION LIBRARY WINDJAMMER HAPPENINGS 2:25 - Sky King feature all you can eat from 5:30 2:50 - Police Story until 9 p.m. Cost is $5 for adults Bingo will be Ilayed Sunday at the The Naval Station Library will be 3:45 - Electric Company and $2 for children under 12. Phone Windjammer. There will be three closed March 28 through 30 for fum- 4:15 - Sea Hunt in your reservation and get a free giant jackpots. The early bird game igation. During this time the Lee- 4:40 - Bonanza glass of wine with your dinner. starts at 2:45 p.m. ward Point Library will be open reg- 5:30 - Newswatch Patti and Rhonda will be go-go ular hours March 28 and 30. March 6:30 - I'll Quit Tomorrow dancing at the club for two weeks be-- 29 the hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 7:00 - Variety Special: Johnny Cash BAKE SALE ginning April 5. p.m. 7:55 - Notes of Interest The Guantanamo Pay Self Defense 8:00 - I've Got a Secret Club will hold a bake sale Saturday GUANTANAMOBA 8:30 - Adam 12 BAY HILL SWIMMING POOL SE NAVAL at 10 a.m. in front of the Navy Ex- 9: 00 - Joe Forrester change The Bay Hill Swimming Pool is now 10:00 - Newswatch open. 10:15 - Movie: Assault on the Wayne 11:30 - All Star Wrestling GUANTANAMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB SWIMMING PATCHES 12:17 - Sign Off The tanamo Bay Bridge Club Guan The ssiinning patches for beginners will sponsor a continent-wide charity Cap.iJohn H. McConnell1 Capt Da W.Seook LYCEUMS and advanced beginners who completed game for the benefit of the Arthritis their courses two weeks ago are Candor C a.dig Oficer Foundation. The game begins at 7:30 Downtown - The Bears and I, G availal le and may be picked up at McCalla - The Girl in Blue, R p.m., today, in the Plantation the Villamar Pool. LCdr. Michaal Cherry .Pub1ic Affairs Officer Jol Bil IBroom. Editor Marine - The Wild Party, R Room of the COMO Club and is open to YN2 SnftMke . .Reporter/Production Asat. everyone in Gitmo. The game will be SWIMMING POOLS Leeward Point - The Last Circus Show, preceeded by a farewell dinner for G departing members. For more infor- Effective April 1, all swimming no G::,,-JG,,tl published according to the lesd andrgulatioans for ship ad station newspapers CLUB MOVIES mation, call Jim Cossey at 85149 AT. pools will be closed Tuesdays instead .;iouline~d i NAVEXOS;35an~d-derhed irection I BaseipubicafisoierPind of their previously scheduled closing Cia ~N, pensengovenment f tims weey.atii government tr n_ tm ':ke stock in America. days. This change will allow for equipent, the ophniors"at.o COMO - Black Christmas, R Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. more efficient pool maintenance by taappeash nh etto b e ostrued a for CPO - The Take, PG the aepar t tc the Navy. PWD. Windjammer - McCulloughs, PC Thursday, "arch 24, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page3 Gitmo Dialogue

Dear Editor,

Girl Scout Cookies are on sale in Gitmo this week. Gitmo residents will be able to enjoy thin mints, chocolate chips, scot-teas, lemon creme, chocolate and vanilla creme, Savannahs (a peanut butter cookie) and a new variety, chediaretles. To get cookies to Gitmo is a very lengthy and complicated job. It re- quires several months of preparation because overseas scouts do not nor- YARD OF THE MONTH: The March winne is the yard of mally have the opportunity to sell these cookies. SWl and Mrs. Fred Metzmeier, 606 A Villamar, 6th I would like to publicly thank the people who helped me get the cookies Street. Metzmeier works at PWD Emergency Services/ here, Cdr. John Ward, NAS operations officer, Lt(j.g.) Bruce Walker, co- Dumpster Repair. The Metzmeiers have received rec- pilot of the March 17 Jacksonville flight, Col. Mark Fennessy for arrang- ognition by the Citmo Civic Council and their own lng for a truck to pick up the cookies, and to Cpl. Noah and Capt. R.L. parking place in front of the Navy Exchange. (Photo Bailey for pick up and delivery of the cookies to my home. (To my neigh- by FLTAVCENCARIB) bors for unloading the 350 cases.) itLhout the cooperation of these people, we would not b able to l avb Girl Scout Coolies. or supply is lited and once it is depleted, there will be no more D'Estaing seeks party cooperation cookies available. So support the local Girl Scouts and buy a box of cookies. PARIS (UPI)--Pres. Valery Giscard The president said, "If the major- D'Estaing said yesterday his coali- ity (the government coalition in Betty L. Bailey tion must end its internal quarrels Parliament) wants to get better re- G. S. Cookie Chairman and begin "frank and loyal" cooper- sults in the 1978 legislative elec- ation if it wants to defeat the tions, and the figures show that it Communist-Socialist Alliance in is able to do so, it must carry a parliamentary elections scheduled message of progress, justice and Zairean bombers strike at rebels for next year. freedom for France. Its mission is A spokesman said Giscard told his to convince the French of the super- KiNSHASA, Zaire (UPI)--A government announced March 10 that invad- weekly cabinet meeting that the iority of a liberal concept of so- ment official says Zairean bombers ers had crossed from Angola. leftist landslide Sunday in munici- ciety and democracy." pounded two towns held by former Some 90 tons of U.S. aid arrived pal elections showed the French Kotungan rebels with our tons of Tuesday including aircraft spares, people want a real change in their bombs yesterday and caused heavy medical supplies and combat uniforms, way of life. Invitation extended to Martha's damage, about $1.5 worth. It was the second "The French yearn for a juster, The of fti lalsoIa reported ground U.S. aid shipment in a week in re- more equal and freer society," Vineyard and Nantucket Fighting between Zaire army units sponse to requests from the Zaire Giscard told the cabinet. "They and the invading force on separate government. have confirmed they wanted a change HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)--Connecticut fronts in the copper belt now known The aid was being flown south to in this respect." Gov. Ella Grasso says since her as Shaba. ZaLtre claims the invading the Kamina Air Base aboard Zairean Giscard's statement was made pub- state was formed it has been a re- force is made up of Katanga rebels air force C-130 aircraft. lic by spokesman Jean-Philippe Lecat. fuge for disgruntled Massachusetts led by Cuban army officers attacking citizens. from Angola. Should help stabilize food prices So she's extending an invitation Zairean transports airlifted fresh to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket U.S. supplies to the battle zone in to join her state. The two islands southern Zaire yesterday. The arms Bergland comments on Carter plan are angry over a Massachusetts re- are sorely needed since the govern- districting plan and are threatening WASHINGTON (iPI)--Agriculture to secede. CAts tro ctaIlks fo) r Secy. Bob Bergland says the Carter Mrs. Grasso told of 17th century administration's plan to revise Bay Staters who fled Massachusetts 6sociait a federal farm programs does not guar- for its neighbor to the south. She rvoltion' antee a profit for anyone. said, "There is no record of any of Bergland said it should help sta- them regretting the move." bilize food prices and farmers' fi- The two islands are separated within Africa nances. Senators from major grain- from Connecticut by part of the MAPUTO, Mozambique (UPI)--Cuban producing states are criticizing Atlantic Ocean and Rhode Island. leader Fidel Castro has wound up a the plan as giving inadequate pro- two-day visit to Marxist Mozambique tection to farm income. that included a call for "socialist Bergland said the program will NAVY revolution" from within Africa and cost between $500 million and $2 closed-door talks on border clashes billion a year depending on the with white-ruled Rhodesia. weather. Angolan government radio said On another matter, Bergland said NEWSLINE Castro was expected yesterday for the $844 million drought aid program consideration of his proposal to talks with Pres. Agostinho Neto, proposed by Pres. Carter yesterday (CHINFO Newsgram)--USS Pharris help communities and farmers strick- who rose to power in a bloody civil will have no impact on this year's (FF-1094) rescued two men and a woman en by drought in Western and Plains from a disabled yacht in the Indian war Last year wih the backing of food supply. In his message to states. Ocean earlier some 14,000 Cuban troops. Congress, Carter urged immediate this month. Pharris, responding to a SAR re- But Castro's aides declined to quest from CINCUSNAVEUR, searched confirm the report and there was square miles of speculation he might fly first to more than 11,000 ocean before locating the crippled Lusaka, Zambia, crossed off the Kennedy seeks opinion on saccharin itinerary without explanation ear- yacht, Balthazar II, in the early morning hours of March 9. lier this week. The 48-foot ketch was on an around- Both Mozambique and Angola are WASHINGTON (AP)--Democratic Sen. the-world cruise when her rudder was former Portuguese colonies that Edward Kennedy has asked for a con- lost in a storm March 2. She was gained independence in the wake of gressional study on the reliability towed by Pharris to the East African Portugal's leftist coup in 1974. of tests such as the one which shows saccharin causes cancer in port of Djibouti for repairs. The public side of Castro's visit laboratory rats. to Mozambique included sweeping (CHINFO Newsgram)--The Naval Air of Cuban backing for "so- Kennedy says an analysis by the pledges Development Center last week began revolution" in Africa, but Office of Technology Assessment cialist testing a one-tenth scale model of a ent ly reaf firmed Castro' s would help the Food and Drug Admin- appear lighter-than-air vehicle called ment in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzan- istration when it makes a decision state "Aerocrane." The aircraft combines earlier this week that Cuba on whether to ban saccharin. The ia, e the buoyant lift of a helium-filled avoid direct armed involve- chemical is used as an artificial would envelope with the aerodynamic lift of ment. sweetener. The Massachusetts senator says he a rotor to ransport loads of 50 to will support legislation putting off more than 100 tons. a final FDA ruling until such an an- The scale model Aerocrane, being CAUTION alysis can be made. He says sac- tested at the Naval Air Engineering charin manufacturers have threatened Center, Lakehurst, N.J., has a heli- to end production unless "they get um-filled spherical center body, 18 some kind of relief." feet in diameter, and four rotor blades with a tip diameter of 39 feet. A full-size 50-ton Aerocrane would 2 lMarch have an inflated center body diame- 20-26 ter o 150 feet. The diameter of 2- Is its rotor-tip path would be 375 feet. National Poison The month long tests will provide Prevention Week information on the stability and control characteristics of the Aerocrane in hover and forward flight. Proc4 G7uantanamo cGazette Thursday, "arch 24, 1977 L Jers Turf Talk

by_ Pro standings Pro scores NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION NBA Kansas City 107, N.Y. Nets 96 Muff ett Crowell EASTERN CONFERENCE ColPden State 12, Philadelphia 1120 AtlanLic DiLvision PB Bosco 103, Atlanta Z, 71 96 PhiladeIphia 43 28 Houston 109, Portland 104 Boston 38 34 5 1/2 Washington 95, Cleveland 90 N.Y. Knicks 3 38 10 New Orleans 95, Detroit 89 A partner's best ball tournament was held March 13 following the M.G.A. Bu ffalo 27 45 16 1/2 Los Angeles 105, Indiana 97 meeting. N.Y. Nets 21 51 22 1/2 San Antonio 122, Denver 120 Due to an uneven number of players, Leon McClain was both Ken Rowe' s Central Division and Al Beckford's partner. Leon and Ken won first place with a 59 and Houston 45 27 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Leon and Al took second with a 61. Lucky Leon! Washington 41 30 3 1/2 The M.G.A. elected its new officers. They are Don Best, president; secretary; San Antonio 40 32 5 N.Y. Rangers 5, Colorado 3 Ken Kelley, vice president and tournament chairman; Duane Murry, Cleveland 38 33 6 1/2 N.Y. Islanders 1, Toronto I (Tie) and Bob Herrin, treasurer. New Orleans 29 42 15 1/2 Boston 6, Detroit 0 A ringer tournament started March 13 and will last until May 15. There Atlanta 29 44 16 1/2 Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 is a limit of 15 rounds and a $10 entry fee. Jim Talley is leading at the Buffalo 4, Cleveland 2 present time with a low net 56. WESTERN CONFERENCE The L.G.A. held a target golf March 12. Jim Talley won the $10 cash Midwest Division w L GB WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION prize and two "Hot Dots." His shot was 11 inches short of the cup. There Denver 44 281 will be another target golf April 2. Detroit 40 32 4 Quebec 6, Cinclinnati 4 Memos for members: Congratulations to Leon for the 75 he shot. Regrets to Don Best for his 87. New sport caps with the Yatera Seca emblem are on Kansas City 39 -133 Bij- m in7gha1;m 4, Ponx0 Chicago 37 3 ' sale in the pro shop. The Golf Canteen is open Tuesday rhrouigh Friday Indiana 31 42 7li1/2 EXHIBITION B5ASEB1ALL from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekends ind holidays. Milwaukee 75 49 4 Pacific Division Texas 9, Atlanta (split) 8 Los Angeles 15 27 Houston 5, Atlanta (split) Z Be carefuliwith fire. Portland 4232 Montreal N,innesota 1 Golden State 41 32 4 1/2 Chicago White Sox 14, Toronto 4 Remember: there are babes Seattle 37 37 9 Detr,.oit 3, Kansas 'C'Ity 2 Phoenix 28 ,2 16 Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 1 in the woods. Chicago Cubs 9, Oakland 8 NHL Baltimore 3, Boston 2 (I) ZL -- qt7-w, CAMPBELL CONFERENCE San Francisco 9, Cleveland 5 11) F Patrick Division W L T Milwaukee 10, California 9 Philadelphia 44 16 14 7 N.Y. Islanders 44 19 12 briefs Atlanta 31 33 11 Sports All ads will be run one time only. N.Y. Rangers 28 33 14 TAM'PA, Fla. (AP)--There is talk 23" Zenit Tl'&U avaiIable 'av I, You must Smythe Division again about the possibility of the submit your ad each time "D7; 23,0r0 'BT Sears '/C, excellent you want it to be printed. Ads St. Louis 30 35 9 Baltimore Orioles moving to may condition, 150; 10,300 Bn Jesting- be submitted Chicago 24 40 11 Washington, D.C. The Associated by calling 951144 be- house A/C, excellent condition, 8170; fore 4 p.m. or by Vancouver 24 40 11 Press has learned that baseball dropping it in one 5,000 BTC8 A/ , runs good, 865; 12,000 of Minnesota 20 36 18 commissioner Bowie Kuhn has been the drop boxes located at the BT Fiedders '/, iis rebuilt fan Colorado 19 43 13 involved in talks concerning the Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. motor aut comoressor i,'cks out on possible sale of the Orioles, and Ads which discriminate on the basis overload switch, S1. Call 90153 of race, sex, creed, color or na- WALES CONFERENCE their switch, not only to the national origin will Norris Division W L T tion's capital, but into the Na- not be accepted. The staff reserves re-- X-Montreal 55 8T 11 tional League. The report comes the right to iark green iallwa runner, fits write any ad it deems necessary. Pittsburgh 32 31 13 Prom sources here, where the base- entrance ball of Tierra-!f housing, Los Angeles 30 31 14 ball meetings begin today. $-0; Burlington celer" green dranes Washington 20 40 14 for sale to fit Tierra-C sliding glass door, Detroit 16 48 9 SAN ANTONIO (UPT)--Billie Jean and matchin" window drase and sheers, Adams Division King, trying a tennis comeback 840 For all. Call 951031 A.lo1. Buffalo 47 22 6 after knee surgery, won her second- "agnavox AM/F't tuner-amn with 8-track Boston 44 22 8 round match yesterday in a tourna- player and recorder, like new, best 1Q63 luick station wagon, excellent Toronto 33 29 13 ment here. King outlasted Carol offer over $75. Call 99142 AT. bcody, engine in good condition, $350. Cleveland 24 39 11 Bailey of Denver 6-4, 6-4. Trans- Call 85683 01WHl or 85149 M11. X-Clinched division title sexual tennis player Renee Richards 11,007 BT! A/c, one-vea-old, $150; easily won her second-round match baby bed, 85. Call 952258. wanted WHA and moved toward a possible semi- EASTERN CONFERENCE L1 T final meeting with King tomorrow. \Tine-niece router hit set by Crafts- Teenager from "arine Site, Marina Quebec 4 Z 28 2 man, with case, $25. Call 95446 AT. Point or Caravella area for occa- Cincinnati 37 33 3 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPI)-- sional babysitting. Call r51261 Indianapolis 33 34 7 An elite field of 120 is lined up 1174 Suzuki 185, excellent condition, AT. New England 31 37 6 for today's start of the Heritage 600 or best offer. Call 85160 011 Birmingham 30 3 Golf Classic here. Among those or 90108 'Al. servieS X-Minnesota 19 18 5 shooting for the top prize of X-Team disbanded $45,000 are Jack Nicklaus, Jerry Dace Cf with antenna and SU11 meter, Hospital corn-,man and wfe would Pate, Tom Watson, Bruce Lietzke, $100. Call 95220 AWH. like to house it now through April. WESTERN CONFERENCE 17 L T and Tom Weiskopf. Will care Fr nets and plants, have Houston 45 21 16u Volkswagen Bug, available June own transno ion, references avail- Winnipeg 42 29 ROTTERDAIM (UPI)--Dick Stockton 2, $300 or best offer. Call 9q145 able. Call 223 AT. San Diego '14 31 opened yocserday'siWorld Champion- Calgary 98 39 ship Teins 'Toameat by de- 4 here responsiblee woman will babysit in Edmonton 29 41 feating Harold Solomon in straight 1066 ercury Comet, new tires, brakes own home for s'orking mothers, from Phoenix 27 43 sets of 6-3, 6-4. and battery. excellent running con- 7 a.m. to 5 -. m. rall 85821 AT. dition, '650 or best offer. Reliable couple with son would like Tw.o 8001116;' used truck tires, $15 to housesit from 'lay 2 to Tune 3. for both. Call 64308 AUH. Contact B-1 Stoots at Leeward Point Base Police, 64319 or 44266.

1070 Pontiac Le'!ans Snort, 2-door lost !ardton, power steerin" and brakes, A/', 350 cu.in. , buclet ;seat, nood Requen-t that the person who borrow- rubber, $1,000. Call 951247 DWUH or ed a girl's fellow bike Fro 137 951220 AWH. Iguana Terrace return it or call 97270. Co questions asked. Two matching chairs, light blue; bar with stools; standing lamp wit>i yard sales glass table. Call 85821 AT. 52 and 53 Tieera-l, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 n.m. Cames, bool:s, 70 8-track rock and roll tapes; tows, comics, dishes, clearcast 1964 'jonda 35n rean, good running Pictures, bathroom scales, shell condition; 1965 londa 305 Scrambler, ie'elrv, odds and ends, prices neg- WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TROPHIY: Capt. T.J. Trirlble, Naval Hosital commading needs to be rebuilt; 'Iagnavox 19" otiable. Cor more information call officer, displays the women' s softball league trophy for the winning team, nortable color TV, needs nicture 951380 or 951079. Naval Hospital MASH. hc team was composed of ePendent wives, daughters, tube, tube very weak; front and 66 Corinaso Point, Saturday from and nurses and ended the season with an ll-1 rcoca rd. The season ended in rear windshield for late model Cord 10 a.m. until ? Baby and children October but the trophy was just recently received. Team members from left pickup; 12.493 lb. bowling ball; clothing, arts and crafts supplies, are Linda Leaf, Dee Allmon, Pat Willhelm, Vicky Robbins, head coach Jerry 1074 Benilli street cycle, 250 books, records, plants, furniture, Kelly, Tweet Coleman, assistant coach Joe Eades, Becky Cron, Debbie Phantom, never been out of crate. Three- Thomas, Debbie Buck, Bonnie Lewis, and Mary Lou Prendergast. (Photo by Call 85621 or 85585 A711 and ask for original art work, etc. FLTAVCENCARIB) Jim. family, ore-nack-out.