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Healing economy FACING NIXON : and Vietnam critics SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP/ Vietnam to 280,000 by Dec. 31, 10AFRTS)-- President Nixon has 1971. called key cabinet members and But the new version allows budget officials to the West- the President to suspend the ern White House today to re- deadline for up to 60 days view policies on the home without congressional approval front. if there is a clear danger to Meanwhile Senate critics of U.S. troops. the White House Vietnam policy The amendment was proposed by have offered Nixon new flexi- South Dakota Sen. George Mc- bility under the so-called a- Govern and Oregon Sen. Mark P IDENT NIX N mendment to end the war. Hatfield. .summons advisers. Some of the main topics for D'mestic Council discussion ale the fight against inflation and the sharing of feder- American Vietnam Death Toll al revenues with state and local governments. Yesterday, the President got his second encouraging report Hits Lowest Level Since 1966 n the fight against inflation in two days. The federal gov- (Related Story, Page 2) the lowest reported in more ernment said the wholesale SAIGON (AP/AFRTS)---The U.S. than three years and the South price index dropped one-half command says 52 Americans were Vietnamese toll was the lowest of one per cent. Monday, the killed and 358 wounded in the in one month. President's economic advisers Vietnam War last week--- the A U.S. spokesman says Ameri- told him cost of living in- lowest total in 4 years. can casualties last week were creases are slowing up. South Vietnamese and enemy the lowest since the week And on the end-the-war casualties also were down last which ended March 5, 1966, front, the Senate amendment week with 247 government sold- when 61 Americans were killed has been altered to include iers and 1,055 of the enemy and 177 wounded. the President's announced goal reported killed. The new casualty report of reducing troop levels in The Communist death toll was raises to 43,418 the total number of Americans reported killed in the war since Jan. 1 nbodian venture 1961. AGNEW: Ca And it increases the total to Ispeed withdrawal wounded to 287,216. SAIGON (AP/AFRTS) --- Vice it," Agnew told newsmen accom- President Spiro Agnew arrived panying him on the flight ac- Inside in Vietnam today for his sec- ross the South China Sea from ond visit of the year and de- Formosa. The present program WAVE SUES NAVY clared that the success of the calls for U.S. forces in Viet- . Page 3 Cambodian venture has insured nam to be reduced to 284,000 that U.S. troop withdrawals men by next April. TATE MURDER TRIAL will proceed as planned. The Vice President spent .Page 5 "We will go forward with (Please see AGNEW, Page 2) Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, August 27, 1970 Kids, Drugs Problem News Police Hit Detroit Suburbs Summary DETROIT (AP/AFRTS)--A state of emergency has been declared in the Detroit suburbs of Birmingham and Royal Oak following another night of clashes between young people and police. A Panther Jury Deliberates police spokesman says at least 400 young people were arrested NEW HAVEN, CONN. (AP/AFRTS)- last night, raising the total since Monday to more than 500. A jury in New Haven, Conn, is Most of last night's arrests were for curfew violations, scheduled to resume delibera- but the spokesman says several persons were arrested on sus- tions this morning in the picion of narcotics-possession. Lonnie McLucas trial. The jury retired yesterday afternoon after four and one half Chicago Opera House Cleared hours of deliberations. The CHICAGO (AP/AFRTS)--Some 3,500 persons were evacuated from 24 year old Black Panther mem- Chicago's Civic Opera House when a tear gas grenade was ber is charged with conspiracy hurled from a balcony last night. The incident led to a and kidnapping in connection cancellation of a performance.,by a Soviet dance troupe. with the May 1969 murder of Five persons were treated party member Alex Rackley. for inhalation of fumes and a English Police Raid Arms Caches woman who said she was struck ONDON, ENGLAND (AP/AFRTS)- from Page 1 by the canister also was Police carried out more than most of the afternoon in con- treated at a hospital and 100 raids throughout England ference with South Vietnamese released. during the night, rounding up President Nguyen Van Thieu a Witnesses say the gas gren- weapons believed destined for and Vice President Nguyen Cao ade was thrown into the orch- Northern Ireland and the Mid- Ky, reviewing the progress of estra area about 40 minutes dle East. Several men were the war in South Vietnam and after the opening night perf- arrested in the biggest drag- neighboring Cambodia. They ormance began. net in British police history, last met when Agnew was here The Chicago Tribune and a considerable amount of at the beginning of the year. reported receiving a phone' weapons was believed confisc- Agnew was maintaining a fast call a short time later from atedi. pace on his current Asian a person quoted as saying if visit, with 48 hours in South the dance troupe doesn't Copter Crashes; Two Dead Korea, 24 in Nationalist China leave, "The next one will not SAIGON (AP/AFiT)--Two Amer- and now 24 or less in South be a smoke bomb." icans are known dead and 30 Vietnam. He goes to Thai-- others are missing and feared land Friday, and although he Gaze dead in one of the worst heli- said again today he would not gGumasm Raf. B. .auley copter crashes of the Vietnam visit Cambodia, officials in abic MfainL fc L US. S . ch

war. Seven Americans were Phnom Penh were making plans Staff Jn03 A- Sth reported wounded when an enemy for him to stop for lunch "3 ftWllM there thfl St.,tnOa.Nk)1,3,.tl.I ltiO s f.In t., sp "Sdant3d S1tlo statrimt tos rocket grenade slammed into en route to Bangkok. ~pos as M i. in MtS P-3S and u0 ts i f:dr the _a asu lic \ffairs Office. the U.S. Army helicopter and :It is print.d f.m days a mk t garm0,~ot exa~se ta ttu t= qt .t. fle *ilolo r 0stat ts in uns. lts thrt a. r herte;are tt to be tco- it fell among American troops st050 as official or as ref ltn te vius of C1. s. t ht .t f the ty. near the Laotian border. I --

Temperatures Around U.S. Cities 880 Charleston 77 rain Columbus, Ohio 83 Erie, Pa. 89 AAA M Ft. Smith, Ark 93 . 0541 0134 On this date in 1640, the mak- Ft. Wayne 89 Tides H1 1947 L0 1204 ing of Rhode Island laws began Jackson, Miss. 88 when Roger Williams signed a Lake Charles, La. 88 document to govern Providence. Macon, Ga, 87 Sunrise 0643 Sunset 1920 TODAY is the 239th day of the Miami 89 year with 126 left in 1970. Nashville 87 Forecast.Partly cloudy with Norfolk 81 thunder storms W San Antonio 97 and N of the station. August 27, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 WAVE Sues Navy Claims Discrimination Against Women

PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP/AFRTS)-- Navy Seaman Anna Flores has filed a federal court suit claiming the Navy discharges pregnant servicewomen but takes no action against the sailors responsible for the preg- nancies. CPL. LARRY COLEMAN, right, receives According to the suit, Seaman Flores, 22, became a meritorious mast from Lt. Col. C.A. pregnant by her fiancee, a sailor stationed with Webster, commanding officer of the her at the Navy's Whiting Field near Pensacola. 2nd Battalion, 8th Marines. The letter Miss Flores claimed the Navy took steps to dis- *f commendation was awarded for his charge her. She miscarried last spring. The dis- utstanding performance in B Battery. charge is pending. So is the marriage, the suit said. In the suit, Miss Flores asked the U.S. District Court in Pensacola to prohibit the discharge on American Youths grounds that the Navy discriminates against women by discharging them for becoming pregnant, while not discharging the sailors who make them pregnant. In her complaint, Miss Flores said male members of the U.S. Navy: On Cuba-Bound Ship "-have sexual intercourse with women to whom they are not married and are not discharged therefore. SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick (AP/AFRTS) "-father children out of wedlock and are not dis- Bound for Cuba, the freighter Conrado charged therefore. Benitez slipped out of Saint John har- "-incur in their sexual activities veneral disease bor Tuesday carrying about 500 young and are not discharged therefore. Americans who say they are going to har- "-are not subjected to the moral standards set for vest citrus fruit in the island. women in the Navy." They are members of the "Venceremos Miss Flores enlisted in the Navy in 1968. rigade," an organization of Cuba's ommunist government. The travelers were the third group of Women March For Liberation pro-Castroite Americans to leave, they WASHINGTON (AP/AFRTS)-- Led by a banner reading, say, for harvest work in Cuba. The "We demand equality," about 1,000 women marched others reportedly worked in sugar cane down Connecticut Avenue here yesterday demanding fields. Tentative plans call for a jobs, free abortion and 24-hour child care centers. fourth group to make the trip in Sen. Jennings Randolph, D-W.Va., criticized the mid-October. women as a "small band of bra-less bubbleheads."

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"Jesus, with the ii knowI -dge T, c t the Father had put everything into his hands and that he had come. from God and was going to God, took off his outer clothes, picked up the towel and fastened it around his waist. Then he poured watcr into a basin zn6 began to wash the disciple's feet and to dry them with the tow.el around his waist."' (John 13: 3-2) The whole scope of the teaching and example of Jesus from the beginning went to show that t~i !n i-k *1iThcnu :,. I ris warded a greatness in the Kingdom of Heaven is a dif- bond for being selects 2 2' :tv Officer of the ferent thing from which is accounted great- Quarter by RAdm. B. McCauley, COMUNAV3AST. ness among men. Christ came, not to be mini- stered unto, but to minister; not to enrich himself, but to impoverish Himself that he may make many truly rich. With Him first, and Love Beads for Christmas Cheer and with his followers in proportion as they LAS VEGAS (AP/AFRTS)--Love bead , play actually do follow Him, self is subordinated wigs and space toys will be big selling into a ministry unto others. Louis XIV in a Christmas toys, Wholesale dealers say, but spirit of tyranny, could say: "I am the state. " war toys are losing their popularity. This was the pagan view. Frederick the Great, Members of the National Toy Wholesalers of Prussia, gave fine expression to the Association met in Las Vegas, Nev., over the modern and Christian view in that noble weekend, but it wasn't all fun and games: utterance: "It i: the business of the king they had to choose the winners from 300 new to be the ciief od the servants of the state! ". toys that manufacturers are promoting for On a number of occasions, Jesus found the opportunity to tcach His disciples the profound lesson that the way to spiritual greatness is by service, "whosoever will be great among you, let him be your minister; and whosoever will be chief among you, let him be your servant." Jesus came, then, as a servant, indeed as a suffering servant, and He has the right to ask service of us. We must give Him what He asks: not only because reason says that His claim is just; not only because conscious tells us there can be no peace until we 6waill i ' a 4gg AF take up his yokc and follow in his steps, Three Red Cross volunteers and a hospital- but also because we are bound to the man try their skills during a 40 hour proj- King by ties of gratitude: "The love of ector operator course they completed, They Christ constraineth us,.that they which are, from left to right,Martha F. Boyd, Mary live should no longer live unto themselves, Mary F. Hall, Helen J. Small and R. A. Murk.

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Page 5 Blood NOTES ADRIFT on Mansion Door Identified as Sharon's LOS ANGELES (AP/AFRTS)-- An expert said - -by JOC JIM TEAGUE yesterday that the word "pig" scrawled on the front door of Sharon Tate's mansion was writ- ten in blood of the same type as that of the In these days of frantic clean-up activities actress. all over the Base. it's high time somebody The same type blood was spattered on the said something about one of the causes of the front porch and matched a bloody footprint on litter. not the primary cause, of course, the front steps, said Joseph Granado of the but one of the reasons why our landscape is Sheriff's Crime Laboratory. e otted with trash.it's our intrepid garbage He said he analysed the blood types of each en. .who refuse to pick up something if it of five victims slain at the Tate home and she happens to drop out of the can on its way to was the only one with the relatively rare type the garbage truck. one writes from personal 0, subcategory M. experience about such things.boy, all we Police have said one of the killers dipped a need now is a garbage strike.heard towel in the blood of a victim and used it to a good advertisEment for Navy messes the other scrawl "pig" on the door. day. .seems a certain director of food ser- Granado said blood on the front gate and on vices was eating in the establishment he runs the control switch which opened the front and he allowed as how he had gained 60 pounds gate matched that of another victim, hair sty- in the 23 years that he's been in the Nay. list Jay Sebring, type 0, subcategory mn. of course, there are some people on this Charles Manson, 35, leader of a hippie-type base who have gained 20 pounds in a year at family, is on trial with three women follow- Guantanamo.hope all of you wives ers, Susan Atkins, 21; Patricia Krenwinkel, &nd dependents of CPOs are shining up your 22, and Leslie Van Houten, 20. They are bikinis and pressing your mini-skirts in rea- charged with killing Miss Tate and six others. diness for the big Go-Go contest at the Top- Blood of Miss Tate's type also was found side Lounge this Saturday night. .as you have splattered in the hallway leading to the liv- probably heard, the manager is putting up 25 ingroom where her body was found, next to Se- bucks for the best shimmy-er and shaker in bring's, and on a doorway in the living room *he crowd. should be an interesting evening, entry area, Granado said. o say the least.have you been out on the golf course lately?.if not, you're missing something. .the course is really green with all this rain we've had of late.course, you won't know how to act, British Actor to Rest hitting off the grass and everything. If any of you wives are from across the At- LONDON (AP/AFRTS)-- Lord Olivier, Britain's lantic.to the East, that is.why not help leading Shakespearean actor, has been dis- get a Transatlantic 1ives Club started. charged from a hospital after treatment for a you might be able to take advantage of some thrombosis and flew to Spain yesterday for a bargain charter flights to Europe. .call Mrs. month's rest. Cornell at 90214 anytime, if you're interest- The 63-year-old actor-director was stricken ed.wonder how many axles have been with the thrombosis and bronchial pneumonia broken dashing to the Mini-Mart.with all earlier this month while he was appearing in those holes, it reminds you of the scene of "The Merchant of Venice." a recent artillery shelling. Doctors discharged him from the hospital Tuesday and ordered him to rest for two or three months. Olivier flew to the Spanish island of Ibiza Water Condition Charlie V to join his wife, actress Joan Plowright, and their two children, who have been on the island for the past 10 days. He still hopes to play "Guys and Dolls" late this year. P age 6 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, August 27, 1970 MERRITT WINS 20, PALMER 18, TWINS ROMP NEW YORK (AP/AFRTS)--Pitcher Chicago White Sox stopped Wash- Jim Merritt of the Cincinnati ington 3-1. Reds became the first National Major League Wrapup In the National League, At- League hurler to win 20-games lanta bounced the New York Mets and Jim Palmer of Baltimore land Athletics, 5-1. 9-7; Houston turned back Mont- notched his 18th last night. The New York Yankees 'eat real 5-4; San Francisco beat Merritt,. given late relief Kansas City 3-0; Cleveland de- the St. Louis Cardinals 8-7; help by Wayne Granger, reached feated the Milwaukee Brewers San Diego stunned Pittsburgh the magic 20 circle h- '-eating 2-1; Minnesota romped over the 2-1; and the Los Angeles Dod- Philadelphia 6-5 and Palmer Boston Red Sox 7-0; California gers ripped the Chicago Cubs pitched Baltimore over the Oak- nailed Detroit 6-3; and the 8-5. In gaining his 20th victory against 11 defeats, Merritt became the first Reds' left- hander to win 20 in 45 years. Eppa Rixey won 21 for the Reds in 1925. Track Meet Saturday Maj ors Standings MCB-71 Nails Hospital In Flag Football RL Pet.GB Baltimore 82 45 .646 -- Pittburgh 70 59 .543 - GUANATANAMO BAY--Special new York 71 57 .555 l1 Cew ork 66 61 .527 3 Detroit 6b 60 .531 14 Chicao 66 64 .508 4 Services has announced a base- Souton 64 61 .512 17 St. ois 60 68 .469 9 Cleveland 62 65 .4B8 20 Philadelphia 58 70 .453 11 wide track meet here Saturday Washington 60 67 .472 22 Montreal 55 73 .430 14 night. Western Divieion Western Diviain- Minenta 74 51 .592 - CinCinnati 05 46 .649 -- The events will commence at California 72- 56 .563 3 Lo Angelee 72 55 .567 11 Oakland 68 60 .531 7 S. Francisco 65 62 .512 18 5 p.m. at Cooper Stadium. Kanas City 49 79 .383 26k Atlenta 65 63 .508 18 Oiloaukee 47 81 .367 20 Houston 58 70 .453 25 Persons that are interested Chicago 48 83 .366 29 Sen D.o 50 79 .388 34 American League Tonight National League Tonight Hogan Top Athlete in entering should call Special Boston (Sibet 13-6) at Mire- Houetn (Dterkr 11-11) at Cot (Katt 10-9) ntreal (McGinn 7-8 or Wegene; Services. 3-4) (N) In IC-Flag Football last Oakland (Doba 15-10) at Belt- Atlanti )hro 1015) at New inore (Cellar 19-7) (N) York (Cndre 7-11) Receives July Trophy night, MCB-71 defeated Hospitao MinaukeC (t .aes 11-14) at Cincinnati (lothlin 11-7)at Cleveland (Chance) (N) Philadlphia (Unckson 3-13) N GUANTANAMO BAY--The Athlete 14-0.Naval Air Station will Only Ga-1 Scheduled. Chicago (Pappa 7-4) at San of the month trophy for July meet the Public Works Center oago (Wilam 0-4) (N) was presented to SK2 Michael tonight at 7 o'clock. Fridays Schedule Friday's Schedule D. Hogan by Lcdr G.F. Mesimer, Washington at Dansas City Atlanta at Philadelphia (N) nntoat Chicago (Night) new York at nouston (Night) NavSta, for The Leaders Oakland at Otroit (Night) St. Louia at Loa Angean (N) Executive Officer, California at Clevelend (2) Chicago at San Digo (eight) participation in the Com- Milwauke nt Baltime (2) Pittaburgh at San Francieno his American Minnesota nt Necw Yk (2) Houston at Monteal Ten softball semi-finals. SK2 Batting (300 at'hats] 3600I000 st. .321: 0L- , Min .321. ; APARIC O, ChiC. Hogan is attached to Port Ser- 321: A. JOH ON, Calil. ., 0. SMho , 000t., .318. vices. . Homers KILIB0 W, Minn., 38; kOowARDt ash., 36; ASw0 I, Bos0t., 33; PO0ELL, Dalt., 29; 01-tR. K.C. 26. Stolen Bases 0RPER, Mil., 3r; LLY, K.C. 2G; AWAR, Calif. 2a. Chicago Bears Pick Up Quarterback Pitching (11 decisions) CU LAR, Balt., 11-6, 3.72; AIN;, De .,12-4. .- 75 , 3.4t MC LLY, Oatl, 21- .11 3.45; A ER, B,lt., 1-7, .7 1T, 2.11; 000 110L. ., 1- 1 2, 2.13. Stevens Released by Packers Strikeouts National I

CHICAGO (UPI/AFRTS)--The Chicago Bears re- COCCB301, '360;,Aali( iiT3 ported yesterday that they have obtained pass- er Bill Stevens on waivers. Stevens was released earlier this week from th; Green Bay Packers. He was scheduled to report to the Bears' training camp yesterday. The Packers picked Stevens in the third round of the player draft in 1968, but he saw only limited service in the pros. He played college football at Texas El Paso. Thursday, August 27, 1970 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

THE Beeline- - 95551 YN1 Bill Walker, Beeline Editor

The daily Catholic Mass schedule has been changed for the Registration is now being held for 1970-71 Confraternity Base Chapel, Naval Station, effective August 24. The new of Christian Doctrine (Catechism) classes in the schedule is as follows: Monday thru Thursday 5:30 p.m. Chaplain's Office, Bldg. 755, next to the Library. Friday, 7 p.m., Saturday, 6 p.m. (fulfills Sunday All parents of children Kindergarten thru Senior obligation), Sunday 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Home Mass High School are are requested to personally come and upon request during the week. Please make request one register their children between the hours of 8 a.m. week in advance. Chaplain's Office 85555/85550. until 4:30 p.m., Monday thru Thursday. Registration will end Thursday, September 3 and classes will start There will be a meeting of Boy Scout Troop 435 at 7 p.m. Sunday, September 13th. Time and place to be announced Villamar. later. at the Boy Scout Hut at Wesdayoys interested September in Firstjoining the Boy Scouts or transferring to Troop 435 are invited to attend. Our heartfelt thanks are extended to everyone who donated, help, food, and money during our time of The Jamaican Civic and Recreational Council is sponsoring grief. The DeAzevedo Family. a Fishing Contest for Non-U.S. Civilians from 1-30 September. First Prize $50, Second Prize $25, Third There is construction work being conducted on Kittery Prize $15, Fourth Prize $5, Largest Fish $25. Entrance Beach Road.,Slow down and watch for equipment and men. is free but application must be completed before fish will be accepted. Sign up at the Naval Station or Veterinarian hours are by appointment only, Monday Leeward Point Marinas, beginning August 31. through Saturday, 8 a.m. until noon and 1 until 5 p.m. Closed Sunday. For an appointment call 85344 DWH. The 1970 Base Handicap Golf Championship tournament will EMERGENCIES ANY TIME 85284 AWH ask for Dr. Barnes. commence October 17. Ten complete rounds are required on your handicap card to qualify. This is an elimination If your family is leaving the base, dispose of your type event. All entrants are placed in flights according old prescription drugs and pills by flushing them to handicap. Flight winners will compete for the champ- down the toilet. Do Not Throw Them In Trash Cans ionship in special elimination rounds. $(-2 entrance fee or Dempsey Dumpsters where Children May Obtain Them. must be paid when you register. Register'at the Golf Course. For further information call 95119 For Sale Monday August 31, there will be an important Red Cross Whirlpool Washer, $40. Dryer $30 or both for $65. lunteer meeting for all those interested in the new 3 pieces of Samsonite luggage, $25. 97264 AT. panding and exciting role of the volunteer in our ospital. Present volunteers, ex-volunteers, and those 53 Ford needs minor repairs 97192 AWH. interested in becoming volunteers are welcome to come and learn of the new activities. The meeting will be 69 Camero 350 SS, $2,600. 64 Chevelle Convertible at 10 A.M. at the home of Mrs. Mary HallPaola Point 21. $100. 68 Honda 450 needs work $400. 90194 AT.

All ladies interested in Golf are cordially invited to 58 Chevy 4 door, good GTMO Transportation. 95467 AWH. a Coffee, September lsti at 9 A.M. on the Golf Course Terrace. For further information call 95376. 65 Honda 90cc, good condition, $150, Messina 86538 AWH.

The Staff NCO Club, Camp Bulkeley (THE BUNNIE HUT) will CANON FT & FX cameras with carrying cases and the have a band Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. following lenses: 5.5mm 1:1.2; 50mm 1:1.8; 35mm 1:2.5: 100-200 zoom 1:5.6 and Kalimar auto. 2X converter. Commencing September 1st Mrs. Nancy Szanto at Villamar Best offer for all or part. Call 85357 or 85453 DWH. 1257-B will be the Car Insurance representative. Hours will be Monday through Friday 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., or 2 bedroom trailer, completely furnished, patio, car- call 97115. port. 64 Buick LaSabre convertible both available November. 90275 AWH. A recent letter from M.V. Cornetta and Co. stated that insurance rates will be raised as of September 1st. 22,000 BTU Whirlpool A/C, good condition, $100. 90206 Due to the fact that an insurance company can not operate AWH. at a loss and the accident loss ratio for the base was 141.8% for the past few months makes it necessary for Panasonic Hide-away AM/FM stereo receiver record a raise in rates. Liability for cars 5-10-5, base player, great condition, $140. Terris 85134 DWH. minimum will increase to $20. 10-20-10 coverage will increase to $23, and for scooters 10-20-10 will be 56 Ford. 3 Band Volt spear gun 85581 DWH 85449 AWH. $20 and 5-10-5 will be $13. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, August 27, 1970

GE 17" portable TV, new $100. Bunk bed mattresses $10. 95339 AT.

66 Lambretta Scooter, excellent condition, best offer. LTGJ CoLlins 90102 DWII, 85756 AWH.

Cub Scout Uniform size 10. 2 pair boys pants size 12 husky. 97263 AT.

2 permanent press cotton dresses size 6X $5. 4 piece bov's suit size 6X, S11, these are new items. 85387 AT.

15 foot Outboard motor hoat with 25 hp Johnson motor, _ remote controls and steering. 95525 AT. Giveaway Small GTMO Dog, spade, 2 rears old, good with children. 99258 AT.

3 cute GTMO special pups. 7405 AT. Wanted * * * Ilan's dark sport coat, 36 -. ong. 90194 AT.

6 volt generator. 85117 DWIl 99177 AWN.

Teenage boy to take care of yard, $10 per month. 90247 AWH .

Push lawn mower 64412/64413 DWN.

Good stereo turn table will trade with 19" portable TV. 64404 AT. Services Will babysit in my home 97263 AT.

Will care for child in my home for working mother. 99247. Lost and Found FOUNID: 1hite kitten in the docks area a couple 6f weeks ago. Lcpl Maloney 95584 AT.

LOST: Girl's patent leather pocket book, lost in Chanel at Chapel Hill. Please return to Chaplain's office.

LOST?: ONE Rusty, 125 lbs, ANCHOR, lost from the Base Museum. If found please call Mr. Alford, no questions asked. 99191 DWil 85106 AWHI. New Arrivals Just arrived: Thomas Norton Benham, the son of EN2 Benny II. and Margaret J. Benham, who weighed 7 lbs 6 1/4 HEAT STROKE-Pretty Gabrielle Herrera knows hows to protect ozs. when he arrived August 25th. herself en the sunny beaches. Says Gabrielle: Wearing a hat is where it,s at." (Photo courtesy USO) Late notice of arrival: Leigh Ann Childressthe daughter of John H. and Esty V.Childress, who weighed 8 lbs 10 1/2 ozs when she arrived August 20th. "SYMBOL OF INDEPENDENCE" country of ours. And, of course. 'y putting part of your savings you'll be helping yourself at the away to work for America. you same time. Because Bonds bring can provide some of the economic interest and security . . . and a little strength it takes to run this great old-fashioned American pride. iE