Rebel Arab Guerrillas Hold Eighteen Americans

U.S, NAVAL BASE, GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA

Phone 9-5247 ODe Thursday, June 11, 1970 RAdio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Rebel Arab Guerrillas Hold Eighteen Americans TEL AVIV (AP/AFRTS) -- Jordan's King Hussein warns his country is in danger of "destruction and annihilation." Hussein went on radio to Commissioner Allen Fired urge an end to savage fighting between Pales- WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) -- United States Edu- tinian guerrillas and Jordanian troops. cation Commissioner James Allen holds a news Meanwhile, the guerrillas appealed to other conference today to discuss his ouster by the Arab leaders to join them, and at least one Nixon Administration. H.E.W. Secretary Finch nation, Syria, aligned itself with the guerr- announced Allen's firing, giving no reasons. illa cause by warning Jordan to stop the Allen has been critical of White House pol- fighting. icies in Cambodia and in the area or education. The shooting continued in the streets of Allen's resignation climaxed a day of high- Amman. Earlier; a United States Embassy of- level administration line-up changes. iicial was slain in his home by guerrillas. President Nixon announced fighting. And the State Department says George Shultz will take over Dissatisfied 18 Americans are being held the new management and budget by Arab commandos in an Amman super-agency. Nominated to hotel. succeed Shultz as Labor Secre- U.S. Ambassador Quits Al atah tary is his assistant, James WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) -- It's Hodgson. reported that the United The guerrilla group Al Fatah Shultz's deputy director States Ambassador to Columbia, claims some Jordanian units will be Caspar Weinberger, now Jack Vaughn, is quitting in have turned against their com- chairman of the Federal Trade dissatisfaction over United manders, and it's called on Commission. And Budget Direc- States Latin American policy. Syrian and Iraqi forces in tor Robert Mayo, who's expect- Administration sources con- Jordan to "protect the revol- ed to leave the government firm the report, although ution and head off American soon, becomes a White House there's been no State intervention." counselor. (Cont'd on Pg.2) Among those who were being held hostage was AP correspon- dent Dennis Heela. He report- Enlarged Battle Against Air Pollution Approved ed from Amman that a 40-man WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS) -- The House has okayed a sweeping contingent or guerrillas took three year expansion of the battle against air pollution. The over the Intercontinental Ho- measure sets air quality standards for the nation and covers tel using its balconies to cars, factories, fuels and planes. The cost over the next cover nearby hills. three years would be 775 million dollars, beginning with 200 Neeld says the guerrillas so million in the coming fiscal year. That's more than double far have been courteous. Page 2 'GuantanamoGazette Thursday, June 11, 1970

DETROIT (UPI/AFRTS)--Fifty-five men will unfurl a U.S. flag at Hudson's department store here Sunday, which is flag day. It News Gazetteer will not be easy. The flag, which is the world's largest at 1600 pounds, will hang from the side of the building. It measures 104 by 236 feet and was first flown fromthe store on November 11, 1923 to WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)--The use of slot ma- mark Armistice Day. chines in Air Force service clubs was ques- tioned yesterday by the head of a Senate pa- COLUMBIA AMBASSADOR--(cont. from p.l)-- ne 1. Department confirmation. Vaughn was named Democratic Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawaii ambassador last year. It's said he now feels asked, "If they are illegal here, why should the Nixon administration is not concerned with they be allowed on U.S. bases overseas?" The Latin America. panel also heard testimony from a team probing The resignation was reported by columnist alleged graft at Air Force clubs. Frank Mankiewicz and Tom Braden. Mankiewicz That investigation has led so far to charg- says one thing that bothered Vaughn is the es against a dozen airmen and two officers in fact he's received only two messages from the Thailand, The Air Force investigators said State Department in the past year, and those slot machines figured in some of the cases. reportedly were addressed to Vaughn's pre- However, they that slot machines should be decessor. maintained as morale boosters and a source of club revenue. Inouye responded by asking for a full accounting of the use of slot machines. Weatherscope WASHINGTON tAP/AFRTS)--All demolition train- ATL 84 MEMPHIS 88 PHOENIX 98 ing for Green Berets has been halted until the CIE 90 MIAMI 90 PROVIDENCE 73 Army can make a "complete check" of procedures EL PASO 94 NORFOLK 77 TUCSON 91 involved in an explosion that killed seven L.A. 75 PORTLAND,Me. 81 WASHINGTON 92 soldiers and injured five others. Gen. E.M. Flanagan, Jr., Commander of the The high expected here today will be near 89 John F. Kennedy Center for military assis- while the low tonight will be 76. tance, ordered the stoppage following the pre- mature explosion of 20 pounds of TNT on a Tides Sunrise Sunset demolition training range Monday. HIGH LOW 0242 1517 0922 2046 0620 1939 SAN.DIEGO (AP/AFRTS)--Fifteen Marine re- servists will be court martialed June 13 and 14 for violation of the service's hair regu- lations. Five of the 15 from Miramar Naval Water Condition Bravo Air Station here requested mast and took their grievances before Col R. B. Newport, Comman- dant of the Twelfth Marine Corps District. However, Col. Newport refused to drop the Guantanamo Gazette charges against the members of the Fourth Tank .Battalion. ComNavBase Radm . (UPI/AFRTS)--Retired Lcdr. Public Affairs Officer Lt D. S OC Jim of the Medal of Honor long- Editorial Advisor Editor Tn2 Bob man, died here Tuesday. Staff .JOSN Je 92, was awarded the nation's 898 when as a 20-year old Thursday, June 10, 1970 Guantan amo Gazette Page 3 Transfer Time??? TIPS FOR TRANSFER -- Beginning July 1, 1970, third class petty officers who have served two or more years of a six year obligation will be eligible for some new benefits. One of these benefits is having the government ship your household goods to your new duty station when permanent change of station (PCS) orders are issued. Here are some basic @ on thel rules to follow. Upon receipt of PCS orders, it is imperative LIGHTER SIDE that you visit the nearest household goods Did you know a house white can ne sued it shipping office as soon as possible. Pay close she refuses to pay on a washing machine that attention to the orientation you receive there. doesn't work if the store where she bought it Ask questions and get a phone number to use for turns over the loan to a finance company, she future contact. has no defense. Determine as soon as possible what items you A driver whose car has been repossesed can O want shipped, stored or included in baggage. be sued for the difference between what the Separate and mark them before the packers ar- car brought at public auction and the full rive. amount of his auto loan. These are two ex- Do not pack your own goods. The mover is amples of credit abuse by businesses that a paid to pack them and may not be held liable new federal agency hopes to investigate later for damages to items which he marks PBO (pack- this month. ed by owner) on the inventory. Supervise the The National Commission on Consumer Finance, movers and packers. Know what is required of created under the 1968.Truth in Lending Law, them and ask questions if something does not reports that such transactions have had a seem right. Report apparent violations to the severe economic and social consequence on man in charge of the moving crew (usually the thousands of Americans. Commission Chairman driver). Robert Bronch says credit abuses place a Insist on an accurate inventory. The mover particularly large burden on less sophisticat- is required to give you a signed, legible copy ed or uneducated low income families. as a receipt. Be sure the inventory reflects a true count and condition of all your goods. One of the strangest races Britian has ever Descriptions of previous damage entered on the seen will take place in a couple of weeks. inventory should describe the damage and its Six university and college teams, each com- location. posed of 50 men have been lined up to take Be sure to retain a copy of the inventory. part in the mile long event. Each team will It is good practice to keep all paperwork in- be dragging for a mile, a five ton stone, volved with your move in case a damage-or loss 10,000 pounds of rock, using only sledges and claim must be filed and certain information rope. is required. The object is to recreate the problems fac- Be sure to identify all professional books, ed by man 3,500 years ago. But there is a papers and equipment. These are materials re- reason for the Bronze Age methods in the Space quired in the performance of your duties and Age. The great stone race,as they call it, can be shipped without charge against your to- will launch an appeal for over a million dol- tal weight allowance. It's a good idea to lars for a new museum at Salsbury, 85 miles separate these items from the regular shipment southwest of London. After the Bronze Age before the movers arrive. race comes a medieval fair and ox-roast. Ask your driver when he expects to arrive at your new duty station. Sometimes he may not be the driver who will be delivering the shipment. If hp~ iq- 'hnwau.- hl.i ,,1 A.r - Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday June 11, 1970

"But when he was yet a great way off, his father saw him, and had compassion, and ran, tQhaplaincs toE er and fell on his neck and kissed-him, and. . . I said to his servants, Bring forth the best robe, and put it on him; and put a ring on his hand, and shoes on his feet: and bring hither the fatted calf, and kill it; and let us eat, and be merry: for this my son was dead, and is alive again; he was lost, and is found. It was meant that we should make merry and be glad: for this thy brother was dead, and is ". FOR WHY WILL YE DIE." alive again; and was lost, and is found." In by this beautiful image is expressed the attitude Chaplain W.W. Parrish of God towards any sinner who turns and repents. The.great prophet, Ezekiel, many years before "Turn ye, turn ye from your evil ways; for Christ, pronounced judgment on Israel. That wihy will ye die.?" judgment had declared that their transgressions were upon them, and that they would die in their sin. To Ezekiel's denunciation the people CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answers on Page 5

replied: "If our transgressions and sins be ACROSS 3-Preposition 4-Partner -I upon us, and we pine away in them, how should 1-Likely 5-Web-footed 4-Symbol for birds we live?" The answer of the people was an silver 6-Unproductive 6-Beer mug 7-Number A; OWVAN' expression or despair and helplessness. But, 11-Human beings 8'Dines 13- Ploguns 9.Exists It charged God with the help- I -Teutonic deity it was more. I 6-ingredien ID.iondl. 0O~u their situation; they I18-Saint (abbtr.l 12-Hebre letter lessness and despair of 19-Pronoun 14-Vapor 21-River in Belgium 17-Simple sought to justity themsleves. It is as if they 22.Satiate 20. Decorate 24-. aro said: "How can you blame us tor not living? 26-Sillunorm 23. Diphthong 28-uidos high 24.Greek letter Who has resisted God's will? We are powerless note 25-Sound a horn 39-Type of piano 57-Before 29-Language 274,s ill 41.Strike 58-Latin to help ourselves Our death is by God's peculiar to a 30-Proiective ditch conjunction district 43-HeipiAg 32-Appellation of irresistible decree. It is His pleasure that 31 Lambs pen 44-Note of scale 60-Poem Athena 46-indefinite article 62-Symbol for we should die, and we cannot help ourselves." 33 Printer s 35-Locks of hair 48-Assumed name 64tantalum measure 337-Part8 of church 51-Fir ' n Babylonian 34- Debatable -Showy flower 53-Oh1'o name deity To this charge, making God responsible tor 36-Girl's name their death, our text (Ezekiel 33:11) says: 38:tnjunction 1 2 3 M 4 15 6 17 (colloq.) 12 11 112 1 1 13 is "Say unto them, As I live, saith the Lord God, 42-Part of flomr 45-Resort I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked; 47-Tist,. i15 1 , 1 17 18- 49A continent but that the wicked turn from his way and live: 50-High-pitched sound 99T 20 52TI 52-Transaction 24 25 0 26 2; 144 turn ye, turn ye from your evil ways, declares 54.Man's nickmname 29 30 M 31 to us His loving intentions. He has laid bare 55m utnre the inmost thoughts of His heart. He tells us 56-Post n.ent 034 35 g36. 59.Maiden loved by that these thoughts are the very opposite of Zeus 38 39 40O 41 4: A4. 61-Retreat ours; that His desire is not to destroy, but to 63-Be present 45 46 ;n47 48 65-Domesticates save. "As I live, saith the Lord"--just as 66-A continent 50- 51 52 5: certain as that existence is eternal, just as 55 56 57 ' certain is it that God has no pleasure in men's DOWN 61 6 1 63 everlasting death. Is it not wonderful that 1.Sintman 2-Punctsato 2Pmats n God should stoop so low as to confirm His Distr. by United Feature Syndi, promise by an oath? Beyond all question, good For Use in Authorized Service Newsi is God, and God is good. John 3:16 says: "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not persih, but have everlasting lite." Here is the attitude of God's mind toward sinners. Here is His yearning over them. Here is His boundless love. Here is the means devised for their Thursday, June 11, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 5 BPTO Reservations PWC's Big Crane The following personnel have reserved seats for the flight to Norfolk on Sunday, June 14. Cneck in at the air terminal Leeward Point, Rough Going Finds it not later than 0800. Listen to AFRTS tor any last minute changes. By reserved seats it is meant that if the C-118 flies,these personnel will be on it and cannot be bumped. The number in parenthesis indicates the number of de- pendents going along. Travellers are limited to 40 lbs. of baggage per person on this flight.

SK2 Brown & Family, SN Benson, SMSN Kate, SK1 Douglass, ETNSN Legault, SK3 Wilis, ETNi Bish, RDSN Kiennoier, HN B nagnano, W.E. Mayo & Fam- ily, L.W. Butler & Family, SN Sypeck, HMC Buckley & Family, QT3 Caylor, AK2 Gaston & Family, Adran Cole, PR3 Eschman, ST1 Conley & Family, RM3 Dempsey, BY1 Simpson & Family, CS2 Cheeseman, SA Fuller, ENS Collins, ETC White, SFM3 Serva, HM1 Farmer, TM2 Watt, P01 Hasberry, YN1 Hills & Family, P03 Shank, ETN2 THE WIRES WERE TOO LOW--This is the major Welker. problem that plagued PWC men as they moved this crane near Cooper Field.

The perfect pipe tobacco is one that a fellow can tolerate, but which is considered by other smokers too horrible to borrow.

LOOK OUT--The big scoop on the crane was a major highway hazard and at tines, when it was going up hill, it even Ait the road and in some places left large scars. To get under the wires they had a man climb the rig and move the wires.

IF 'tU LIKE A PERSCN,ANP 'T OF COURSE 0 0NOlW THAT PERSON 15 NEVER -6N6T LIKE q00, DO0'tTHINK IT'8 E5TJU6TT0TOPTRWIMN - Page 6 Guantaanamo Gazette Thursday, June 11, 1970 Charley Finley Bids on Seals; From the world of Awaits Final NHL Approval SAN FRANCISCO (UPI/AFRTS)--A superior court judge here has ruled in favor of Charles Fin- ley in his bid'to buy the Oakland Seals of the National Hockey League. Sports Finley, who is the only one bidding for the franchise, has offered $2.5 million cash and 1he would assume its $900 thou- ll sand in obligations. Veeck Testifies in Baseba Trial Judge Robert Schnacke rul- NEW YORK (UPI/AFRTS)--Bill Veeck, a former baseball general ed that Finley's offer is manager who was known for his ability to swing b ig baseball bona fide and commercially trades, testified on behalf of Curt Flood at the baseball re- feasible. serve clause trial here. The NHL's board of gover- Veeck, who is currently the general manager c f Suffolk nors would have to approve of Downs in Boston, is a former baseball owner, but he was noted the purchase. for not seeing eye to eye with fellow owners. Retires Flood was traded from the "Wild Man" St. Louis Cardinals to Phila- delphia during the winter, but Purdue Grad 1. Name the last triple he refused to report for duty. crown winner in horse racing? The outfielder is challeng- May Plug Line 2. Old anglers say fish in ing the reserve clause because BOSTON -- Last Tuesday after- southern states grow larger he said he did not like being noon, the Boston Patriots ori- than fish in northern states. treated like apiece of prop- ginal "wild man," defensive Why? erty. end Larry Eisenhauer, retired 3. Name the MVP in the NHL from pro football. during the 1969-70 season? The exit of the former all 4. How many innings does a Maj ors Stand(ings AFL selection and nine year pitcher have to work to qual- veteran now leaves a big hole ify for the ERA title? AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division East Division at defensive end. The post 5. The Preakness is held an- W L W L has been given top priority nually at which race track? BAL 36 19 CHI 29 21 by head coach Clive Rush as he. 6. Who on May 12, 1970 be- N.Y. 33 22 ST. L. 26 26 enters the second year of his came the fifth National Lea- BOS 25 26 PHILA 28 30 rebuilding program. gue player to hit 500 home DET 25 26 PITTS 27 29 Rush announced recently the runs? WASH 25 29 N.Y. 26 28 signing of a top candidate for 7. The 1976 Summer Olympics CLEV 23 30 MON 19 34 the position, 6'5", 254-pound will he held in which city? Dennis Wirgowski of Purdue 8. Name the Masters golf West Division West Division University. Wirgowski, who champion in 1970? MINN 34 16 CIIN 142 15 was the sixth man picked by the CAL 34 20 AT L 29 21 Pats in the draft, was one of 9. Which pl OAK 31 24 L. A. 30 24 Purdue's most aggressive per- was a Rhodes K. 6. 20 33 HC U 26 33 formers. If his knee is suf- 10. Who was CHI 21 35 S. F. 25 32 ficiently recovered from an year on the MIL 18 36 S. D. 24 34 original injury in 1968, it is felt that he could play a big Include the role in future plans for the night. Patriots defensive line. When Eisenhauer played the Thursday June 11, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

THE Beeline ----- 95551 YN1 Bill Walker, Beeline Editor

Registration for the Summer Recreation Programs is now The William T. Sampson Elementary School Library at going on at Special Services. Kids if you want to join Marina Point will be open from 9-12 A.M. Monday through in the fun, go down to Special Services and sign up Friday from June 22 to July 31. Mondays, Wednesdays, for Ceramics, drawing and painting, golf, sailing, and Fridays have been set aside for youngsters from archery, photography, or tennis. Other swim sessions Kindergarten through the Third Grade. Tuesdays and will open in July and August, you can sign up now. For Thursdays are available for students from grade four further information contact Special Services at 95373. through grade six.

Women and teenage girls interested in playing soft ball A Base-wide swimming and diving meet will be held on there will be a meeting of all interested persons at Saturday, June 13 at the EM pool located behind the field number 2, Cooper Field at 6:30 PM Thursday, June Special Services Building at Cooper Field, commencing 11 (tonight). Come on out and join in the fun, don't at 9 AM. Fleet personnel are eligible and encouraged be bashful. to participate. Call 95373 for further information.

The Reef Raiders will dive at Cuzco Beach on Sunday, not at Hidden Beach as previously reported. For Sale CARPORT VARIETY SALE AND GIVE-AWAYS - Leaving GTMO. The Reef Raiders will meet tonight at 7:30 PM in the Have excess-must lighten load! Items include air FTG auditorium. There will be an election of new conditioners, refrigerator, Ironrite ironer (mangle), officers and all members are urged to attend. cameras, redwood folding screen, 16" boys bike, scooter, wagon, hoses & sprinklers, linens, rugs, drapes, dishes, The Ceramic Shop is taking applications for day time silverware, serving pieces and much more. Stop by attendent and a trainee for manager. To apply see from 10 AM to 6 PM Saturday, June 13 at 396 Mobile Mrs. Kink at the Ceramic Shop. Point (housing area next to the Teen Club) or call 95557 AT. There will be a meeting of the Security Group Wives Club, Monday, June 15 at 8 PM at the home of Mrs. Shirley 66 Dodge Coronet deluxe, white, automatic, 2 door, only Gipe, GP 5-A. 26,000 pampered miles, like new, good family economy car. 24,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, 220 volt, 1 year old, The Guest house in San Juan will be closed for tne rest $200. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C, 110 volt, 10 months old of this month. All persons with reservations should $120. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C, 110 volt, 14 months old make other plans. $110, or all three for $400. All in excellent condition. Available July 14, includes stands and plastic. 2 The NAS/VC-10 Wives will meet at 7:30 PM Wednesday, June motor scooter tires, one never uset, $9, the other 17 at the McCalla Chapel hut. All VC-10 and NAS wives only slightly used, $8, or both for $15. Galvanized are cordially invited. Free baby sitting will be trash can available immediately, in good condition, provided. If transportation is needed call Mrs. $3. 7433 AT. Armstrong at 96212. 2 adorable female AKC registered Cairn Terrier puppies Have you ever been stationed in another foreign country? 2 1/2 months old, $125 each. Call 98297 AT. Remember all the good times.the bad times.the experiences you've had? How would you like to share them 58 Chevy 4 door in excellent running condition $225. with Navymen and Marines who might be assigned to these Available June 23. 85441 DWH 97285 AWH. countries? Channel Eight is interested in presenting a live weekly TV Travelog about these countries of the Baby crib with mattress and 3 fitted sheets, $20. world. And you can tell about your experiences in High Chair $5. Dressing table $6. Baby walker, $1. another country. If you would like to "tell it like 95457 AT. it was" - living conditions, the people you met, the places you went, military accommodations, etc. - please contact American Forces Television at 95451 DWH. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday June 11, 1970

63 VW, very good GTMO transportation 7432 AT 7432 AT. 64 Buick LeSaber convertible in good condition.90275 AT.

Akai'Tape recorder, best offer over $100. 98266 AWH 63 Lambretta, runs good, 2 frames and spare tire, 3 85117 DWH. -helmets, $80. Ask for Bob 64334 DWH.

57 Dodge Pick Up, $550. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C, 115 22,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, $150. 12,000 BTU Fedders volt in excellent condition, $120. 90194 AWH 64229 DWH. A/C, $110 in excellent condition. 59 Renault, best offer. All available June 24. 85268 AT. 69 Lambretta motor scooter in excellent condition. 99266 AWH 85240 DWH ask for Dunn. Western Flyer 26" Bike, best offer. Muffler will fit any Chevy, new, $6. 99180 AT. 10,000 BTU A/C in good condition, q65. New World Book Encyclopedia. 95186 AWH. Female German Shepherd pup, 6 weeks old. 98286 AT.

Whirlpool 28,000 BTU A/C, $175. Fedders 8,000 BTU A/C 62 Ford Fairlane 4 door, automatic transmission power $65. Nylon net playpen $5. Baby carrier, new, $2. steering, very good condition. 7474 AWH. All available immediately. 97153 AT or see at NH 54 A anytime through Sunday. 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C used 1 1/2 years, $125. 2 14,000 BTU Fedders A/C used 9 months, $100 eac, or all 3 for 21" table model TV, $30. 85323 AT. $400. 65 Ford Station wagon in excellent condition. Assorted drapes and curtains. 95109 AT. Console TV with stereo and radio, $100 or best offer. 96107 AT. 12,500 BTU Whirlpool A/C, $100, available June 21. 99147 AT. 0 10,000 BTU A/C available any time. Fuel pump for 53 Pontiac. Portable HIGH FI needs repairs. Large window 12,000 BTU A/C, $100. 11,000 BTU A/C, $115. 90143 AWH. fan. 98188 Between 5 & 6 PM. New Blonde tapered wig, human hair, wig form and box 66 Lambretta $150. 64277 DWH 98276 AWH. included, $30. 85361 AWH.

Kenmore washing machine 96214 AWH. Sunfish sail boat, best offer. 98125 AT.

Couch and Chair; 2 dressers; 2 double beds; 1 bed springs-for double bed. 95470 DWH. Giveaway 2 1/2 month old black and white female kitten. 96107 AT. 3 band magnum spear gun in good condition, $12. 99180 AT. 6 month old German Shepherd/GTMO special, female with Yamaha 100, 1969 and 2 helmets, $200 in good condition. dog house, very good with children, house broken Modified Honda 50, needs assembly, $50. 85454 AWH. 98167 AT.

Miranda Automex 2 35mm camera SLR with 50mm lens, Soligar 4 kittens, 1 female and 3 male. 1 female cat. 90174 AT. 135mm lens, Soligar 2X extender,ultraviolet filter complete outfit $100. 95564 AT. German Shepherd female, mixed breed. Good watch dog and good with children. 90143 AWH. 53 Pontiac needs repairs, make offer. 98188 AWH. 4 month old pupl.biegel and dashound. 96193 AWH. 66 Rambler hard top in excellent condition, low mileage new tires and battery, $1,000. 95129 AT. Guppies and other fish 95575 AT. Snipe class sail boat rigged for racing and heavy weather, I sails relatively- new and measured for official competion. Wanted Available immediately $550. 95129 AT. Someone to fill out Income Tax forms. 95218 AT.

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49 Hillman Mix, disassembled, complete engine, transmission, etc. 85184 DWH 95250 AWH. Services Will baby sit for working mother on Leeward Poii 2 12,000 BTU Fedders A/C, excellent condition, 1 1/2 64318 AT. years old, $125 each. Sheer white dacron polyester curtains, 40" wide 63" long, 16 pannels for $25. 95501