Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast g, h tiie-12:57pm AA -A-Cloudy Lo 0~-63p with scat- - t tered showers. Low tie---6:33am 'Winds SE 12 knots ifnzt --- 8742 1-3 feet. LOW---74 The Netoy'46 0n1 hou'-baied daity Vol. 31, No. 116 U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Thursday, June 17, 1976

Three die Ambassador to Lebanon killed (IPI)--The American ambassador to of State Kissinger to contact all Lebanon and an aide were kidnaped governments in the area as well as and killed yesterday in Beirut. Lebanese officials to help identify U.S. Ambassador Francis Meloy, ac- the murderers. companied by economic counsellor Kissinger emerged, from the Robert Waring, was enroute to his meeting, with a grim expression on first meeting with Lebanese Pres.- his face. It was just five weeks elect Elias Sarkis. ago that he picked Meloy, a career The U.S. embassy in Beirut said diplomat, for the touchy post in the two diplomats and their Beirut. Meloy received orders from Lebanese driver apparently were the President to make an all-out kidnaped and murdered when they effort to arrange a lasting peace tried to cross the cease-fire line in Lebanon. between the Christian and Moslem Three other U.S. officials have sectors of Beirut. When the embassy been kidnaped in Beirut in the learned they har! not kept their last year but all were eventually appointment, officials began the released unharmed. search which later turned up their All factions in Beirut, Christian, bullet-riddled bodies wrapped in Moslem and Palestinian guerrillas, carpets. denied knowledge of the kipnaping Pres. Gerald Ford was conferring and killing yesterday. with advisers on Meloy's disappear- It came as Arab League negotiators ance when word arrived at the White tried to win complete agreement to., House that the ambassador was dead. their long-range peace plan. Ford conferred for almost another hour with Secy. of State Henry A. Kissinger, Vice Pres. Nelson Rockefeller, CIA Director George U.S. aircraft sent Bush, and others. The President said the three men were assassinated while on a mission to Cyprus AFTER 32 YEARS OF SERVICE Capt. George E. Barton, chief staff officer, Nav of peace and he ordered, "all ap- Base, will retire from the Navy July 1. The captain and his wife Gladys, propriate resources of the United better known as "Tootie," will leave today for the states. In a short States" be thrown into the hunt for ceremony yesterday in Capt. McConnell's WASHINGTON (AP)--The United States office all the base commanding their killers. Ford said, "Those officers wished Capt. Barton farewell. Col. Fennessy, has sent three Air Force transport C.O. Marine Barracks, responsible for these brutal assas- gave him a Marine plaque . Capt. planes and four helicopters to a McConnell gave Capt. Barton a flight sinations must be brought to jus- suit with half of a wing above the name tag. British base on Cyprus in case it tice." The President ordered Secy. becomes necessary to evacuate Americans from Lebanon, the Pentagon Democratic platform contains what Carter said yesterday. wanted At the same time, the Defense De- partment spokesman denied reports (UPI)--The Democrats made certain His reply, "As I looked out over Time and time again, Eizenstat ad- that U.S. combat troops have been this week their 1976 platform will the committee I certainly thought dressed the members and urged them deployed to Cyprus in preparation not be a copy of the long and left- it was genuine. If they were acting to avoid "red flag" words or issues, for possible military intervention leaning statement of principles I think that they're very good such as homosexual rights, amnesty, in the Lebanese civil war. which helped do them in four years actors and actresses." opposition to capital punishment, Three HC-130 and four HH-53 heli- ago. But it wasn't all sweetness and full federalization of welfare copter transport planes have been ,e153-member platform committee light. John Gilligan, the committee costs. stationed there with the permission ted a platform which will be secretary and chairman of the task of the British government, the presented to the national convention force which worked on the most con- "We are going to run a race a- spokesman said. next month, containing just about troversial section on "human needs" gainst one or two conservative The movement of the aircraft oc- everything Jimmy Carter wanted and and civil rights, was exasperated Republicans," he said. "There is curred earlier this week and was not much more. in debate over homosexual rights no need to give them unnecessarily not connected with the disappearance Party rules made it highly unlikely and amnesty. He cracked, "Our de- emotional issues." and deaths of U.S. Ambassador there will be minority reports or sire for self-immolation knows no Francis E. Meloy Jr., economic other challenges to the platform at bounds." Because committee members repre- counsellor Robert Waring, and their the convention. A vice presidential possibility sented the various candidates in Lebanese driver, in Beirut, the The ideological brawling which has himself, he quickly proportion apologized. But to their strength, Carter spokesman said. become a trademark of the Democratic his repeated calls for leaving the forces were all over the place, "These aircraft have been posi- Party for years was suppressed for Carter-backed draft language alone making sure votes went their way and tioned to support Sixth Fleet units two reasons: Carter's control over paid off with few changes in the asking the liberal wing of the party presently operating in the eastern the proceedings and the committee draft. to co-operate. Mediterranean to conduct humanitar- members' own desire to subordinate ian relief and-or life-saving their preferences to the larger goal Those which did succeed, such as oper- The ations in Lebanon if required," of winning the White House. pardons for those in "financial or liberals did so on their own, the spokesman said. Committee chairman Wendell legal jeopardy because of their anyway, and they, along with the Carter Anderson, governor of Minnesota and peaceful opposition to the Vietnam people and the more conserva- "This does not indicate any im- tive Henry a vice presidential possibility, was war," eventually had the blessing Jackson and George minent move to evacuate people Wallace asked about the many expressions of of Carter's chief platform opera- partisans, were able to from Lebanon," the spokesman claim harmony. tive, Stuart Eizenstat. victory on nearly every plank. stressed.

NEWS Queen standings BRIEFS

(UPI)--FBI agents yesterday ar- Marine Barracks Bicentennial Queen rested two nurses at Veterans Ad- Candidate Patricia A. Mittelstadt ministration Hospitals in Ann Arbor, leads, as of yesterday, in votes. Michigan, and Chicago. Leonora To vote for your candidate drop a Perez and Filipina Narciso were in- money contribution in boxes at the dicted yesterday in the murders of Navy and Marine Exchanges and the five patients at the Ann Arbor V.A. Leeward Point Exchange. Money col- Hospital last summer. They will be lected from the ballot boxes is tried in federal courts. turned over to the Community Fund at the end of each day. The other candidates, not in order WASHINGTON (UPI)--Former Texas of votes received to date, are: Gov. John Connally, mentioned as Kimberly Sue Childs, Commissary a possible running mate of Pres. Store; Barbara J. Weymouth, NAS base Ford, paid a half-hour call on the police; Fabiola C. Evans, NavSta; President yesterday. Neither Sherri L. Holdren, FIG; Phyllis A. Connally nor presidential News Secy. SCENIC GITMO: DIXIELAND: "Acres and acres of snowy cotton as far as my White, Special Services; Marie Ann Ron Nessen would say whether the eye could see."."Now I knew I was home." Cotton balls swaying in Thieke, ComNavBase; and Marie T. vice presidential spot was dis- the gentle morning wind beckon the wanderer to stop for a minute and con- Burks, Naval Hospital. cussed. template this reminder of home in Guantanamo Bay. Page Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, June 17, 1976

NEW TIME FOR AIR CONDITIONERS JIM HUTCHERSON AND ComNavBase announced Tuesday THE CRESCENDOS that based on energy savings during the first 14 days of June and as- Jim Hutcherson and the Crescendos Cccommunity suming diligent efforts of Gitmo will be performing Friday night at residents continue, office air con- the Como Club and again Saturday ditioners may be used starting at night at the CPO Club. Both per- 10 a.m. on workdays. They can formances will be from 9 to 1 a.m. Bulletin continue all day beginning June 15 and running through Sept. 15. Fans in units may be usee for ventilation at any time. CPO POOL CLOSED

Board NON-U.S. WIVES' CLUB BAKE SALE The CPO pool was closed at 8 a.m. today for approximately one week for The Non-U.S. Wives' Club will maintenance. Swimming classes sched- hold a bake sale in front of the uled for the CPO pool will be held Navy Exchange beginning at 10 a.m. at the Iguana pool at their regular Saturday. times. WATER SAFETY AIDES NEEDED MEETINGS There is a critical need of additi- TODAY onal water safety aide volunteers to assist in the summer swimming pro- Busing legislation considered OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will gram. Because of this need an ad- practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Mar- ditional safety aide class is being blehead Hall. For more information organized. The first class begins WASHINGTON (AP)--The Ford Admini- c411 98258 AWH. Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the en- stration may seek legislation set- EXERCICE from 6 to 7 p.m. For listed pool. The minimum age is ting a five-year limit on court-or- more information call Leonard Gobert 14. Candidates should be junior life dered busing in communities which saving qualified at 90126 AWH. or hdve equivalent earnestly try to desegregate schools, BINGO will be played at the Wind- skill and ability. The aides will Atty. Gen. Edward H. levi said yes- jammer beginning at 8 p.m. assist the water safety instructor terday. in teaching swimming skills, super- levi said the administration views vision, maintaining records and busing as a transitional remedy TOMORROW maintain proper safety conduct. which must be imposed in certain Any youth interested may phone the circumstances but should not be per- Red Cross at 95434 DWH or stop by manent. THE SOCIALIZERS CLUB will be in person. He said Pres. Ford agrees with playing cards, dominoes, rummy, that legal decision although he royal picino and bonko from 7 to personally opposes busing. The legislative proposal has not midnight. "I think JUNIOR CHOIR PROGRAM busing is constitution- been presented to Ford yet, he ally required where there is no added. The junior choir is planning a other adequate remedy. The Presi- The attorney general insisted that dent certainly has agreed with YARD SALES program for July 11. Choir members that," "There's no basic difference" between are urged to attend all practices levi told a news conference. himself and the President on the "The legislation A yard sale will be held at 363A possible. Practice is held each which we are dis- school desegregation issue. But in cussing does have a provision KB Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at 6 p.m. in the base that response to questions, he indicated chapel. busing can, under certain circum- disagreements wi h Ford on two stances, be ordered for There will be a yard sale Satur- a three- points. year day at 1249A Villamar from 10 a.m. period, that it can then be levi said he believes segregated to 2 p.m. continued for two additional years," private schools are illegal, despite Levi said. GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE Ford's recent statement that private A four-family garage sale at "Then if the orders of the court schools receiving no federal funds over that period have Marina Point Road from 9 a.m. to A girl's softball league has been been carried should be allowed to exclude blacks. out in good faith, the 1 p.m. Saturday. Items available formed for girls ages 8-17. Prac- assumption is "That is my position," he said. are a Hi-Fi, clothes, household tices are starting and the league that busing would not any longer He added that he believes Ford was be required except in extraordinary items, table top broiler, bed runs from July 7 until Aug. 22. Any expressing a personal view rather circumstances." spread, toys games, books and high girl wishing to join may do so by than a legal opinion. chairs. registering with Carol Newcomer, at 951031, AWN. There is a $5 re- There will be a yard sale at 50 gistration fee and parents must sign AFRTS/Gazette sponsor bicycle race and 51 TK beginning at 10 a.m. Sat- form. urday. You name it, they got it. VEHICLE REGULATION There will be a four-family yard If you enjoy bicyclying you'll The race, sponsored as part of the sale at 84 GC from 8:30 to 11:30 ComNavBaseGtmo Inst 11200.1 states be anxious to participate in the fourth of July weekend Bicentennial festivities, will begin a.m, with ample parking at the rear that a valid state driver's license AFRTS/Gazette sponsored bicycle at 9 p.m. July 3 with registration of the unit. Articles for sale will or base driver's license is required race July 3. beginning one hour include carpet, matching couch and for the operation of private motor So, check your bike's tire press- earlier in the Exchange parking lot. Base police will es- chair, 17 cu. ft. frostless re- vehicles on the base. The valid ure, oil the sprocket and join in cort riders from the stoplight frigerator, 20 HP Chrysler outboard state driver's license or base dri- the 3.5 mile race. Prizes provided along Sherman Avenue to AFRTS/Gazette at engine with parts, books records, ver's license must be in the dri- by Special Services will be awarded the Morin Center, where Channel 8 house plants, arts and crafts items, ver's possession when operating a to winners in four divisions, each will video-tape the finish for eve- and many other new and used artic- private motor vehicle. There has running along Sherman Avenue begin- ning news. les. been a large number of people stop- ning in the Navy Exchange parking For further information call J03 ped who are under the impression lot and ending at the Morin Center. Benes at 95451 or 951247, A two-family yard sale will be that you may drive a private vehicle The four divisions for the race at 50 Nob ill, saturday from 10 on a DOD license. The DOD driver's will be as follows: a.m. to 1 p.m. Available are ma- license is good only for government Class 1: Children 8 to 13 with WATER STATUS vehicles. 3-speeds or less, ternity clothes, baby clothes, baby YESTERDAY'S FIGURES: furnishings, toys, craft kits, Class 2: Children 8 to 13 with bridge coat, popcorn popper and NAVY EXCHANGE JOB OPENING more than three speeds, etc. Class 3: Women's open, 14 and The Navy Exchange has the following older. One race with winner in AVERAGE CONSUMPTION: 1,500,000 both 3-speed and below, and more ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,426,000 MAMA ELLIE FLOAT NOTE job opening. A clerk is needed at the Personalized Services Center than 3-speeds if applicable. TOTAL IN STORAGE: 19,469,000 Class 4: Men's Children wishing to ride on the Tuesday through Saturday. For more open, 14 and old- Mama Ellie and Friends float during information call 85348. er. One race with winners in both the bicentennial parade on July 4 3-speeds and below, and more than should write to Mama Ellie via the MARINE FAMILY RESTAURANT 3-speeds if applicable. guard mail to AFRTS. Winners will have their choice of FATHER'S DAY DINNER any of the following prizes. Nine free games of bowling, use of a GUANTANAMO BAY ' BU. S. NAVAL CUBA The Marine Family Restaurant will golf car for nine holes of golf, four Millions of Gallons be serving a special Father's Day hours free rental of a fishing boat dinner, Sunday from 2 to 9 p.m. and motor, or three hours of ren- .8 Topping the menu is steamship tal-free sailing. I,7375.,000 gallons allowed round with baked potato, vegetable, 526 00 gallons used salad, rolls and ice tea or coffee for $3.95. Capt. ,JohnH. McConnell Capt. Frank T. Watkins License requirements Naval Base N4aval Station Comader Commnding Officer MOTORCYCLE CLUB RACE

The Gitmo Motorcycle Club will be Edr. SMchael Chery.Public Affairs Officer J01 Bill Broome .Editor holding a special two-hour enduro Ohio, license valid until six months PH2 Dae Clark. Photographer JO3 Benny Smith .Reporter relay race this Sunday at the Moto after discharge. 0 JOSA Clay Willims.Reporter Cross track on Sherman Avenue. Oklahoma, invalid upon expiration Practice is at 12 p.m., race begins date. 1- J U N E -30 e a t published according to the shows ru ad regulations for ship and station newspapers at 1 p.m. Relay partners will be Oregon, invalid upon expiration date. The broken line in one graph as outlined in NAVXOS P-35 adunrt d55 i the amount of fuel alloted for June, public .ffirs officer. Printed randomly picked according to bike Pennsylvania, servicepeople with va- fiveo the Naval Bas, times weekl at governt expense on government size. This is open to street le- lid license upon entry may use li- which also represents the projected that "ppea :p:rena, o to be construed as of- gal motorcycles and everyone has a cense without renewal while on active 15 per cent reduction. The solid ficial or as reflecting he5 iess of Cpp.5sp5,po Ithe Department of the Na. chance to win in this type of race, duty. Invalid one year after dis- line represents the actual amount so come on out. charge. used. Thursday, June 17, 1976 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

Israel will fight if noose tightens

TEL AVIV (AP)--Any sign that the Syria could take control of Leba- Lebanese civil war is tightening non or Lebanon could be partitioned. an Arab noose around Israel could push the Israelis into action, gov- ernment sources said yesterday. Pretend admiral demands A Palestinian guerrilla buildup along the Lebanese border also could surrender of Philadelphia nudge Israel from its wait-and-see position, these well informed (UPI)--A Georgetown attorney sources said. posing as a British admiral has Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said sent Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo in a major policy speech to an ultimatum to surrender the city Parliament Tuesday that Israel to Queen Elizabeth. wanted to stay out of the Lebanon In a letter to Rizzo, William conflict if possible. Moore says he is upset with the city "We prefer that no conditions be because of the city's pollution of created that would call for our the lower Delaware River for the activity beyond the border," Rabin past 200 years. said. But he warned that any new Moore said if Rizzo does not sur- situation in Lebanon "is likely to render, he said he "will boil you change our position as well, as re- down and recycle you into lard for quired for our security." our cannons." Throughout Israel's 28 years as a Queen Elizabeth will be in state, only tiny Lebanon, dominated Philadelphia for the city's fourth by Christians more interested in of July celebration. NAVY EXCHANGE OFFICER LCdr. Joseph O'Connor presents a check to Capt. business than a Moslem holy war, For the past year, Moore and his F.T. Watkins, C.O. NavSta. for $27,114.43 while Cdr. Harlan Murray, NavSta refrained from actively joining the 22-foot flagship have annoyed police supply officer looks on. The check includes profits generated during Arab battles against Israel. along the Delaware coast with per- February, March and April. The entire amount goes directly to our Gitmo But the Lebanese war could change iodic water balloon attacks on shore recreation program. this neutrality in two ways. cities.

Pope Paul doesn't want Italians to vote Communist in election

(UPI)--Pope Paul is enunciating a Marxism, and are blasting away to Communist leader Enrico Berlinguer message to Italy's Roman Catholics: try to keep the Christian Democrats said, "We need to institute a so- Don't vote Communist in the national in power. cialist society, that guarantees elections set for Sunday and Monday. Christian Demo- They admit the respect for all individual and But the way he has gone about it crats, tainted by corruption civic has dismayed some of his bishops and liberties, for religious free- charges and three decades of pro- and the freedom the Vatican-backed Christian Demo- dom of culture, the gressively decaying rule, are not arts and sciences." crats, who feel the Pope's interven- paragons of good government. But tion may backfire. ' But Cardinal Ugo Poletti, Papal they say the question is one of Vicar of Rome, says, "Fascism, after The west's largest Communist party changing the men, not betraying the pledging to operate with a democra- complains of Vatican interference in ideals. tic multi-party framework, went on Italy's political affairs but Many bishops, from the Conference to force upon Italy an authoritari- tethers its protest there. It ab- of Bishops, questioned the timing an regime." hors a head-on confrontation with and lack of advance consultation of The Communists have promised the church and is hoping to gain the Pope's message. "maximum autonomy" to the independ- strength in the balloting. Even the Christian Democrats in- ent Catholic candidates, who say Pope Paul and the Vatican see dicated the 78-year-old Pope had the Communist party "has made the things otherwise. erred. most convincing analysis of the com- Party Pres. Amintore Fanfani, a plex problems of Italian society." They have rolled out their heav- hardline anti-Communist, said, "The Spiritual motives aside, the I iest artillery, from ex-communica- timing was not opportune. But these Vatican fears another serious set- tion threats to arguments about friends of ours chose exactly this back for its dwindling influence in Christianity's incompatibility with moment for their decision." Italy's secular life.

Wvors abound in sex scandal WASHINGTON (AP)--Congressional There is no evidence that the records show that Sen. Mike Gravel rendezvous influenced Gravel's posi- was aiding a pet project of Rep. tion on the proposed Eisenhower Kenneth Gray at a time when Gray al- Convention Center. Gravel says he legedly arranged a sexual encounter doesn't recall meeting Miss Ray. between Gravel and Elizabeth Ray. Gray, now retired, has denied asking Miss Ray to have sex with Gravel to influence Gravel in a legislative matter, as Miss Ray reportedly has Federal election alleged to federal investigators. Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi told a news conference yesterday the Jus- tice Department is investigating Miss Ray's relationship with Rep. figures released Wayne Hays, D-Chio, wl" she said put her on the congressional payroll to provide sex. (tPI)--Jimmy Carter went fishing Hays, 65, has admitted having had yesterday, while campaign spending a "personal relationship" with the reports went in to the Federal 33-year-old blonde but says she was Election Commission showing how hired to do work for his House Ad- much he's spent and how much money ministration Committee. Putting a he owes for his bid for the Democra- woman on the government payroll to tic nomination. provide sex could violate laws a- Carter, wearing an Allman Brothers gainst misusing public funds. Band tee-shirt, sailed out of Sea Levi said the department is trying Island, Ga., with his wife and to determine only whether federal family on a borrowed cabin cruiser. laws were violated. The Carters were in search of king- "I don't view the department's in- fish and mackerel. trusion in these matters as trying With Carter's nomination already to correct sexual behavior," he told in the bag, federal election figures reporters. "It's a question of show him to be the fourth-ranking misuse of federal funds, statutes spender in this year's presidential of that order. It's a question of nomination race. what was done and the intention of Topping the list were Pres. Gerald what was done." Ford and Ronald Reagon, both over Levi also said the department is the $11 million mark, and separated looking into allegations that some AT YESTERDAY'S ADVANCEMENTS AND AWARDS ceremonies, Santiago was advanced only by about $100,000. members of Congress improperly col- not once but twice. First there was RM3 John M. Santiago and then came Third was George Wallace, who, lected expenses for trips they did SK3 Jose L. Santiago his twin brother. The brothers had been advanced on despite a poor showing in primary not make. the same day. This was somewhat of a surprise to Capt. F.T. Watkins, C.O. challenges to Carter, spent $10 At the same time, the Democrats NavSta as he makes sure John (left) and Jose got the right certificate. million. voted yesterday to delay caucus (Top photo) Seven others were advanced in yesterday's advancement and The reports show Carter spent action on forcing Hays out as chair- awards ceremonies. Front row, left to right, RM3 J.M. Santiago, HTI H.H. alout $7 million up to the June 1 man of the Administration Commit- Cornet, Capt. F.T. Watkins, L12 R.L. Hoar, MS2 A.B. Agiao, and SK3 J.L. filing date. tee. Leaders said they want to Santiago. Back row, left to right, UT2 E.E. Koerperich, GMG3 S.B. Koch, Carter caught only a small tuna dispose of the matter next PC3 C.W. Sommers and SKC H.J. Crider. yesterday. Wednesday. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, June 17, 1976 kT b! "IO inIL rD1et I-S_ ports ii At the net (UPI)--Janet Guthrie hopes to get (UPI)--Jimmy Connors continued his another crack at driving a champ- untroubled progress yesterday in the ionship car, $100 thousand Nottingham in Pennsylvania's Grass Court By Sharon Moroni Pocono 500 Auto Race a week from Tennis Tournament in England. Connors Sunday. Guthrie, who missed the blew aside Davis Cup teammate Dick qualifying trials at Indianapolis, Stockton, 6-4, 6-2, to earn a berth says teammate Dick Simon in the quarter-finals, and thus be- has vir- If you aren't quite sure how hot Men's consolation play had Jim tually guaranteed her the Rolla came the only American survivor. it is outside at this time of year Alger (again, boring isn't it) de- Vollstedt team will run two cars Ilie Nastase beat Stan Smith, Dutch- there is a sure-fire method of feating C.P. Gentilhomme, Carl at Pocono. Qualifying will man Tom Okker defeated Californian finding out. be run Get out on the tennis Fletcher, and in the finals, Mike this Bob Lutz, Mexico's Raul Sunday. Ramirez el- court between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Helline. Mike had beaten Brian iminated Billy Martin, Ove Bengtsson If you don't pass out just standing Beers, Bob Fable, and Jacob Tupk to (UPI)--World record holder John of Sweden put Texan Mike Estep on there then try moving around and play in the finals. It was revenge Hencken of the Santa Clara the sidelines and Sherwood Stewart Swim hitting a tennis ball. That's what time. (I. heard Jim say that the Club highlighted had to withdraw from his match yesterday's pre- a- a number of "court crazies did last last time Mike won.) liminaries of the United States gainst Briton's Roger Taylor because weekend at the Racquet Club in the Men's winner's bracket play Olympic Swimming of a pulled back muscle. had Trials in Long Men's and Women's Singles Tourna- five rounds with seven first round Beach, Calif. The 22-year-old ment. (TPI)--Czechoslovakian tennis star At times like that everyone byes. Ron Baumann, the winner, had Stanford senior won the third heat Jan Kodes was advised yesterday to wishes they played something that a first round bye, second round of the 200-meter breaststroke with withdraw from next week's Wimbledon requires minimum physical exertion. forfeit, took matches from Ray a time just 78-hundredths of a Tennis Championships. Kodes, who Many of the tennis playing women Wilson 8-0, and Carl Ogilvie 6-0 second off his world record. Laura was seeded fifteenth and in the same are very wise, there were only 11 and 6-0. In the finals he defeated Siering of Modesto, Calif., had draw with defending champion Arthur signed up. The consolation finals Charles Gaussiran in straight sets the fastest time in the women's Ashe, suffered a muscle strain in had Barb Smith playing Sue Tisdale. 6-2 and 6-4. At one point in the 200-meter breaststroke heat. Germany four weeks ago and was told Barbara won 8-6 in a very inter- second set the score was 2-4, before by his physician to rest for three esting match. Barb had beaten the surge to victory. There were no tp four weeks. Barbara Whitt in earlier play 9-7. deuces in the entire match. Women's winner's bracket had Dana Gaussiran had beaten Roark [i) Ferguson, Hubbach playing back to back match- Buddy Misajon, Don Krause, and es due to delayed semi-finals. Rafael Gordon. Gaussiran and Carol West and Dana split sets and Gordon split sets and in a brief played so long they were accused of dispute over line calls, almost making side bets on every ball. stopped play. When the dust set- All ads will be run one time only, Set scores Queen size waterbed with wooden were 7-6, 2-6, and 6-0. tled set scores were 6-7, 6-4 and You must submit your ad each time Dana wasn't saying frame, $60 or best offer, purple much or rather 6-3. you want it to be printed. Ads may was unable to rug, 12'x20', $60; three boxes of talk, but proceeded Summer tournament play is mostly be submitted by calling 951144 be- to dispatch garden fertilizer, $3; three cans Sharon Moroni easily doubles because of the heat. June fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one at 6-3 and of Chlordane, $1.50; soak hose, $3; 6-3. Dana had also beat 26-27 will be a men's and women's of the drop boxes. Ads which dis- Karen two regular hoses, $4; sprinkler, Krause in preliminary play. Draw Doubles Tournament. Begin- criminate on the basis of race, sex, $2. Call 952281 AT. This was a nice finish to Dana's ners, intermediates and profess- creed, color, or national origin will Gitmo play, for they leave soon. ionals are all invited and en- not be accepted. The Gazette re- Sharon Moroni 67 Olds station wagon, nine passen- had beaten Barb couraged to enter. If you have serves the right to re-write any ad ger, power steering, power brakes, Smith in preliminary play and had never played in any of the Racquet it deems necessary. power seats, radio, A/C, tilt away split sets with Barbara Schmiesing Club tournaments this is definitely in the semifinals, steering wheel, $500; 11,000 BTU A/C, 6-0, 3-6, and the one to start with. Sign up 6-3. Seems as though Sharon $100; 12,000 BTU A/C, $75; 3-M ed- is at the Racquet Club by Wednesday, for sale ucational games; Argus automatic #515 always a runner-up and never a win- June 23 at 6 p.m. slide projector, $10; Grundy AM-FM- ner. 71 Saab 95 S/W, 7 pass, 4 speed SW receiver with speakers, $75; Sears transmission, V-4 engine, 27 mpg, vertical broiler; like new, $5; sail- new paint, new brakes, in excellent boat, 1 -years-old with cover; girls Sports Scores condition. Call 85696 DWHor Kuhn orders hearing 97173 winter coat, size 8, $5; AWE. girls white ram coat, new size 10, $2. Call NEW YORK (UPI)--Baseball Commis- 85671 nSWH or 85855 AT. BASEBALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY 66 Chevy Impala Super Sport with sioner Bowie Kuhn has ordered Vida 327 cu. in. 68 engine; water pump, Kustom II bass amplifier, Blue, Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers 1.1, 120 watts, AMERICAN LEAGUE 1.5, 1.9, LTR Opel; golf clubs; two 15" speakers not to join their new clubs pending enclosed in cabinet, Detroit 4, Kansas City 3 water skis; large swing, sliding $350. a hearing on the $3 Call 85527 DWE or see Dunaway Cleveland 9, Texas 4 million disper- board set. Call 64397 DWE or 64502 at GHB C sal sale held by Oakland A's owner Complex room B303. New York Yankees 9, Minnesota 4 AWH. Charles Finley. Baltimore 10, Chicago White Sox 2 Kuhn has called a meeting for this Milwaukee 9, California 0 57 Chevy, six cylinder, $250; beige afternoon among players association Two 50 watt Pioneer speakers in ex- Oakland 4, Boston 1 shag carpet, 12'xll'5" and dark red chief Marvin cellent condition, paid $220, will Miller, Finley, plus indoor/outdoor carpet, 9'xO', $50 representatives of the New York for sell for $180; Frigidaire washer, NATIONAL LEAGUE two carpets together. Yankees and Boston Red Sox. The runs but needs work, $20. Call Chicago Cubs 5, Cincinnati 3 Yanks acquired Blue for $1 million 90161 AWH. San Diego 6, Montreal 2 Outdoor TV antenna with lead-in and the Bosox obtained Fingers and Philadelphia 6, San Francisco 1 wire and pole, B/W or color, $20. Rudi for $1 million apiece. Fender Super Six guitar amp with six Los Angeles 4, New York Mets 1 Call 90173. Texas Rangers owner Brad 12" enclosed speakers, 100 watts St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3 Corbett is demanding that RMS, $525; Pittsburgh 6, Houston 3 Kuhn void the 10'x24' barrel boat with sun deck; Kustom Kasino four chan- sales. 72 25 HP Evinrude; two gas cans; 12 nel PA system, 100 watt peak with volt electric system for running two 6' column speakers, $650; Pack out day is lights; life jackets; 9' cast net. Monday. Call 951048 AT or see at Boat has been recently repainted. TK 36. Call 90123or 97270 AWE.

74 Yamaha 500 DOHC in excellent con- for rent dition, 5,500 orginal miles, recent tuneup, available June 21 or earlier, Home on Virgina Beach, three bed- room $1100. Call 85375 DWE or 951001 house on a large, quiet cul de DWH or room 204. sac lot near water, available July 1. Call 85347 AT. 66 Ford Galaxie 500, 4-door sedan, V-8 with 390 cu. in. engine, power steering, automatic trans, radio, wanted available July 9, $550; indoor an- tenna for color or B/W, $5; bang Automatic trans for 62 Chevy vB. stick with 44 magnum power head Call at 0208 or leave message at and box of ammo, $15. Call 95331 barracks AWH. AWH. services Living room couch chair and foot stool, blue green color, $100. Call Responsible couple wants to house 99153 AT. sit from Aug. 23 to Sept 10. For references call HMC Baynton at 64223 Parts for 73 Ford F-100, automatic at Leeward Point dispensary. trans, A/C, cab, AM radio, rear end; 72 Honda CB 175, $400. Call 951016 giveaway AWH or 85197 DWH. Adult female cat, spayed, tolerant Child surfboard, $1; chalkboard, of children, has polite table man- $5; maternity clothes, size M, 14 ners and loves her freedom. Call pieces, $9; two carat women's white 95320 AT. gold diamond ring, synthetic, cost $40, sell for $12; Play School Mc- 1-year-old, 60 lbs., male Gitmo Donald's complete and assorted toys, special dog, well trained, devoted like new, $10. Call 96198 AT. to young boys. Call 95320 AT. TEE "BICENTENNIAL" CHAMPION golfer of Guantanamo Bay, Donald Best, shows the form that helped him to the championship Sunday. Going into the back 72 Kawasaki 90, $300. Call 972345 Three tiger kittens, two male and nine of the final round only one stroke separated Best and Bob Tulloch. AT. one female. Call 98134 AWH. Best then shot nine holes of steady golf and won by three strokes.