0rnitatuitma Oz4It BASE POLICE HAVE BUSY WEEKEND Tuesday, July 8, 1975

DURING THREE-DAY HOLIDAY Base police report the Fourth of July weekend was a busy three days, but not bad for a holiday weekend. Police arrested four persons in non-related incidents ranging World News Digest from threatening a shore patrol- man to aggravated assault, and drunk and disorderly. WASHINGTON (AP)-President Ford There were several canceled is expected to formally announce liberties, mostly for fighting and today his candidacy for election. being intoxicated. The White House declines to One incident at the Barrel Club say when the announcement will forced police to use a tear gas be made. bomb to disperse about 25 people Sunday night. One patrolman de- WASHINGTON (AP)-According to two scribed the group as "A bunch of London newspaper reports, the drunk sailors who wanted to Soviet Union is undertaking major fight." But the police and other grain purchases from the United base officials had other ideas. States and Canada. U.S. officials They ordered the group to get on and American grain companies say a bus at the count of three. The they had no evidence that such group didn't move, so the police transactions are being planned. did. One tear gas bomb later, the group was on the bus and all WASHINGTON (AP)-An FBI spokesman was quiet again. says there is no indication any A base police truck was involved shots were fired at a bureau heli- in an accident Sunday night at copter which crash-landed on the Sherman Avenue and the Barrel Club Pine Ridge Indian reservation ADMIRAL HONORED - A sunset parade was held yesterday at Marine Barracks road. The patrolman was on an in South Dakota last Friday while in honor of RAdm. Ralph M. Ghormley. RAdm. Ghormley will be leaving soon emergency run when the accident taking part in a search operation. and will be relieved by Captain John H. McConnell as ComNavBase. During occurred. There have been no the ceremonies, Col. Edward LaMontagne, right, Commanding Officer of charges filed yet, but accident BUENOS AIRES (AP)-Labor leaders Marine Barracks, presented a plaque to RAdm. Ghormley. (Photo by PH2 say a general strike has forced investigator Charles Ballard Sargent) asks that all drivers remember to President Isabel Peron to agree pull over to the right hand side of to lift the 50 per cent ceiling on wage increases she ordered. the road as soon as possible when TREASURY DEPARTMENT MAY REINTRODUCE *2 BILL BY END OF THIS YEAR an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren on. LONDON (AP)-British Foreign There were several boating WASHINGTON (AP)--The Treasury De- Consumer and Monetary Affairs, Secretary James Callaghan travels accidents over the weekend, but partment may reintroduce the two- which already is on record favoring to Zaire today for talks with fortunately no injuries. Two dollar bill by the end of this the two-dollar bill. Ugandan President Amin even though sailboats and a Special Services year, according to Treasury Secre- A major reason for reintroducing Uganda's state radio says Amin fishing boat were either sunk, tary William E. Simon. the bill would be to save on print- will be away on vacation. beached or overturned. All of In a letter to Rep. Benjamin S. ing costs, since fewer bills will them have been recovered. Rosenthal, D-N.Y., dated June 21 be required if the two-dollar bill BOSTON (AP)-Some of the nation's and released yesterday by Rosenthal, successfully replaces a portion of big city mayors meeting in Boston Simon said a decision has not yet the one-dollar bills now in circu- have called a planning session been made, but indicated it would lation. for today to map a new strategy be soon. Still to be decided is whose for their fight with the Ford GAZETTE AVAILABLE He said the Bureau of Engraving picture the bill would carry. administration over how much and Printing already is preparing The old two-dollar bill used a federal aid should be given to AT MINI-MART preliminary designs for a two- portrait of Thomas Jefferson, and cities. dollar bill using bicentennial there is considerable support in Because the termination of themes. government for using Jefferson WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary of home delivery of the Gazette "If the project fares well, with again, especially since the rein- State Henry Kissinger and Israeli has made it'difficult for the concurrence of the Congress troduction of the bill would be Ambassador Simcha Dinitz con- some families to obtain copies and other members of the administra- timed to coincide with the nation's ferred at the State Department on a regular basis because of tion, I would hope that we could bicentennial observance. last night for two hours. On watches or other than normal agree to introduce the issue at One possible drawback to the plan instruction from the Israeli duty hours, copies of each the end of this year with a well- is doubt whether Americans could be cabinet, Dinitz was seeking day's Gazette will now be coordinated program to assure the convinced to use the bill in suf- "clarification" of the proposed available at the Mini-Mart. circulation goals," Simon wrote. ficient quantitites. The old two- terms of a new peace agreement These papers will be de- Rosenthal is chairman of the dollar bill was withdrawn from between Israel and Egypt. livered to the Mini-Mart at House Subcommittee on Commerce, circulation in 1966 because it was 4:30 p.m. each publication not being used. WASHINGTON (AP)-Massachusetts day (Monday thru Friday). Representative Michael Harrington Residents are asked to take says he has enough signatures to tomorrow of only one copy. block consideration an amendment which would abolish the House Select Committee on Intelligence. Harrington says OHIO REPRESENTATIVE CONVINCED RELATIONS WITH CUBA POSSIBLE IN NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS he will be able to force the issue into the House Democratic WASHINGTON (AP)-Representative until Castro changes his attitude congressmen and businessmen have Caucus. Charles W. Whalen Jr. said yes- toward the U.S. visited Cuba recently. "He's not The committee has been in limbo terday that a comment by Presi- At the same time, Whalen said going to be the first American in since mid-June when the House dent Ford last week convinced Ford was noncommittal on Whalen's Cuba as he was the first American refused to accept the resignation him that formal contacts on re- recommendations during the con- in China." of it's chairman--Representative storing U.S.-Cuba relations are versation that formal contacts be Whalen said Castro left no doubt Lucien Nedzi. possible "in the next couple of made on negotiating restoration during a conversation that he to restore relations with the months." of U.S.-Cuba relations. wants ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)-According to The Ohio Republican, who had He said also recommended to Ford U.S. and other Latin American the National Center for Disease just visited Cuba, said the that the U.S. vote yes on lifting countries. Whalen said he believes Control, there were four re- President during a talk on Air sanctions against Cuba when the the OAS will vote at Costa Rica ported cases of polio last year. Force One last Thursday acknow- Organization of American States to remove sanctions against Cuba Twenty years before, there were ledged for the first time that takes up the question in Costa whether the U.S. votes to do so 18,000 cases in one year, re- Cuba Premier Fidel Castro has Rica. or note. sulting in more than 1,300 made peace feelers. He said Ford asked him to expand He said a no vote by the U.S. deaths. The center says the low "He (Ford) told me, 'Well, they on the recommendations in a re- would put it out of step with number of polio cases is due to have begun making some gestures port. most Latin American countries and immunization, which increased lately. They've sent out some Whalen visited Cuba and met with line it up with what he called slightly last year. So far this signals," Whalen said. "It seems Castro two weeks ago. He said he right wing Latin American dictators year, one case of polio has been to me that is a departure from made his recommendations to Ford who he said are likely to vote no. reported. what we've been saying lately." as the two men flew to Ohio last Once the OAS votes to remove the Whalen told a news conference week for Ford's appearances there. sanctions, Whalen said, the last that until last Thursday both Asked if Ford might visit Cuba of the major U.S. reasons for not WASHINGTON (AP)-Representative Ford and Secretary of State Henry to reopen relations, Whalen said restoring relations with Cuba will Richard Ottinger of New York Kissinger had refused to acknow- that is possible but said it is have been removed. says Hanoi has given what he terms ledge peace overtures from Castro. more likely that neither Ford nor He said two other reasons already a "negative response" to a re- Ford said last month that the Kissinger would make such a visit. outdated were that Cuba has given quest by Democratic congressmen U.S. will not change its attitude "As for Kissinger, the parade the Soviet Union entre to the that North Vietnam pursue the on restoring relations with Cuba has already passed him by," Americas and that Cuba was export- fate of Americans missing in Whalen said, pointing out that ing revolution to the Americas. Vietnam. Guantanamo Gazette Page , Tuesday, July 8, 1975

MOBSTER TALKS ABOUT EVENTS THAT LED TO GALLO'S DEATH IN 1972

NEW YORK (AP)-Peter Diapoulas, an "We got word that Colombo had Community admitted former member of Joseph asked someone in another family to "Crazy Joe" Gallo's gang and a key invite Joey and Blast (Albert figure in the Mafia wars of recent "Kid Blast" Gallo, Joey's brother) years, says that before his death, to dinner where Colombo men Bulletin Gallo wanted to establish his would come in and whack them," group as New York's sixth crime Diapoulas said. family, according to the New York Hearing this, Gallo moved in turn Times. to have Colombo killed, but Board Diapoulas was also quoted as the mob chieftain's erratic move- saying most of the 16 gangland ments and four bodyguards made killings after Gallo was gunned down the hit virtually impossible, in 1973 in a clam house in Little Diapoulas said. Italy on the Lower East Side had Diapoulas swears Gallo had nothing to do with Gallo's death. nothing to do with wounding Col- THE WINDJAMMER MEETINGS 'MOVIE SCHEDULE AT The newspaper quoted the gangster ombo four years ago during a as saying Gallo decided to elevate political rally but on his 43rd Bank Shot," rated TODAY Tonight-"The his mob shortly after getting out birthday, April 7, 1972, Gallo George C. Scott. PG starring of prison in 1971. was shot to death during a pre- The Arts and Crafts Workshop is Tomorrow-"The Gravy Train," rated From Joseph Colombo, reputed dawn meal with his wife Sina, his open to anyone needing a place to R starring Stacy Keach. chief of the late Joseph Profaci's sister, and friends in Umberto's Kidd," rated PG paint or work on crafts from Thursday-"Joe crime family to which Gallo belong- Clam House. 1 to 6 p.m. The workshop is starring Clint Eastwood. ed, he demanded a larger cut of the A Gallo friend since childhood, Per Cent located on the second floor of Friday-"99 and 44/100 rackets and fulfillment of the Diapoulas was with Gallo in New- the McCalla Admin Building. For Dead," rated PG starring Paul promise to "make" four Gallo men, the attack and received a wound more information call 85791. man plus "The McKintosh Man," formally induct them into organ- himself. He was arrested and Harris. Guantanamo Bay Self Defense rated PG starring Richard ized crime. served a year in prison for rated Club will practice at the Child Saturday-"Golden Needles," After negotiations between Gallo possession of a gun. Day Care Center at 6 p.m. PG starring Joe Donbaker plus and Colombo collapsed, Gallo Diapoulas said most of the numer- rated R starring Okinawa Karate Affiliation will "A Name for Evil," concluded that if he weakened the ous subsequent gangland killings practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Samantha Eggar. Colombo mob, the latter's men had nothing to do with the Gallo Brothers," Marblehead Hall. For more infor- Sunday-"Together would come to him, bringing their and Colombo shootings. "When a Ahman Murradin. mation call 98258 AWH. rated PG starring rackets with them. war breaks out, everybody uses it Colombo reportedly became alarm- to settle private beefs," Dia- Guantanamo Bay Duplicate Bridge CO. L MARINE WIVES CLUB TO HOLD ed and moved to have Gallo killed. poulas said. Club will meet at the COMO Club at 7 p.m. HAIL AND FAREWELL LUNCHEON Painting Class will meet at TRADE BLOC WOULD INCLUDE CUBA, EXCLUDE UNITED STATES 7 p.m. at the McCalla Admin Build- Co. L. Marine Wives Club will ing. For more information call hold a Hail and Farewell Luncheon at ducts and technology imports from 98171 AWH. on Friday from noon til 1 p.m. MEXICO CITY (AP)--A Mexican flew to Cuba Sunday to advanced countries. The Sure.Losers will meet at the Blue Caribe. For more infor- official promote the creation of a regional Alejo flew to Cuba on the first 7 p.m. in the hospital classroom. mation contact Fran McGonigal at trade bloc which would exlude the leg of a Latin American tour which For more information call Pat 90105. United States. also will include Venezuela, Brazil, Trent at 951212 AT or Darla Tennis Mexican National Resources Minis- Argentina, Peru, Colombia and Pan- at 97216. ARTS AND CRAFTS WORKSHOP SPONSORS ter Francisco Javier Alejo told ama. Boy Scouts will meet in the newsmen before Boy Scout Hut, 6th Street, Villa- TRAVELING BASE ART SHOW leaving for Cuba Alejo has said that Cuba already that the bloc could start operation has accepted membership in the pro- mar at 7:30 p.m. For more infor- Workshop is later this year. jected group. He said the United mation call Sharon Fox at 64462. The Arts and Crafts Bingo will be played at the sponsoring a traveling art show The organization is scheduled to States will not be incorporated be- locations: The will be "predomin- CPO Club beginning at 8 p.m. at the following be charted at a Latin American min- cause the group COMO Club, the bank, the hospital, isterial meeting at the end of antly Latin American." and the library. This is a good this month in Panama City. If TOMORROW chance to view the work of our approved, as expected, it will be PSYCHOLOGIST DENIES REPORT Gitmo artists. called Latin American Economic psycholo- Okinawa Karate Affiliation will System. LONDON (AP)-A U.S. Navy gist yesterday denied a London practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at Marble- Alejo said the group would defend report attributed to head Hall. For more information call the prices of Latin American raw Sunday Times had trained con- 98258 AWH. materials sold to industrialized him that the Navy victed murderers as political Judo Class meets at 6:30 p.m. at countries. It also would seek re- assassins in foreign countries. Marblehead Hall. For more information duced prices of manufactured pro- Narut, a psycholo- call 98233 AWH. LCdr. Thomas gist at the U.S. Naval Hospital Alcoholics Anonymous will meet. NEW SERIES LA LECHE LEAGUE TO HOLD FIRST MEETING OF in Naples, Italy, said in a state- For more information call 96160 AWH released here: "The assertion or Leeward Point 64436. ment attributed to me that convicted Bingo will be played at the Staff The newly re-organized Guantanamo nursing their babies are invited murderers have been assigned to NCO Club beginning at 8 p.m. Bay group of La Leche League will as are their babies. You need is totally hold its first meeting of a new not be pregnant or even have a embassies as assassins false and absurd." series July 16 at 7:30 p.m., at family to attend. If you are a and blantantly AVAILABLE AT DOG POUND reporter the home of Barbara Francisco, wife and hope someday to have But the Sunday Times who interviewed Dr. Narut at a There are five kittens, two NH - 38A, 98176. children, if you are a grand- NATO conference in Oslo last week, gray, one black, one tiger and The name, La Leche, is Spanish mother, if you are bottlefeeding, Peter Watson, stood by his front- one black and white available and means "the milk." A non- if you are interested.you are page report, which he said was at the dog pound. All are litter sectarian, non-profit organizat- welcome. based on nearly two hours of dis- trained and friendly. For more ion, the league's purpose is to La Leche League began in a when cussion. information call 951013. help encourage "good mothering Chicago suburb 19 years ago, through breastfeeding." one mother who had successfully A spokesman at the Navy's Euro- in London, Cdr. CLASS The group will meet the third breast fed her baby, helped another pean headquarters LAMAZE PREPARED CHILDBIRTH however, that Wednesday of each month. The who wanted to breastfeed. Gene Wentz, said, speaking hy- MONDAY series of four meetings will dis- This is still the basic approach, Dr. Narut had been TO BEGIN and some of the con- cuss, informally, different phases although the league is now inter- pothetically versation had gone on in Dr. Na- The new Lamaze Prepared Child- of breastfeeding. Topic for first national in scope, with more than rut's hotel room as he brushed birth Class will begin Monday meeting: Advantages of Breast- 2,300 groups helping thousands his teeth. at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital feeding to Mother and Child. Dis- of women in the United States, countries. classroom. The class is for cussion leader will be Bagbara Canada, and 38 foreign expecting mother from mid-August Francisco, assisted by Marie For further information about Energy Status Leche Group to mid-November. For more in- Dennehy. the Guantanamo Bay La Francisco 8- formation call Karen Holz at All women who are interested in League, contact Barbara 1. 951098. at 98176. 1,386,000 gal

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24 9 ,001pI. WATER STATUS 0-4 (ollunt Mostly clear this afternoon but 6 there is a chance of additional Water figures for yesterday: showers. High today 88 with a low of 75. Bay conditions are PRODUCED: 1,673,000 The broken line in the graph shows 1 to 3 feet. CONSUMED: 1,054,000 the amount of fuel allotted for July, IN STORAGE: 19,148,000 1.386 million gallons, which also WATER. GAIN: 619,000 represents the projected 15 per cent hip solid line rep- p.b- ff- ffl- P- fuel reduction. The resents the actual amount of fuel used during the month -- 249,000 gallons. Tuesday, July 8, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette Page naVnews

ROBERT J. WALKER NAMED MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER OF THE NAVY

Master Chief Operations Specialist Robert J. Walker has been named as the new Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) by the Chief of Naval Operations. Presently serving as the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet (MCPOF) headquartered at the Nor- folk Naval Air Station, Walker will assume his new duties early in September. He will succeed Master Chief John D. Whittet who having completed his four-year tour as the Navy's top enlisted man, has orders to the Human Resources Management Staff in San Diego. Whittet, like Walker, was Master Chief Petty Officer of the Naval Air Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, the first in fact, before getting the Washington assignment. Walker, a 27-year veteran in the Navy, expects to "move in slow and easy, take stock of the situation and move from there." He will be leaving the Norfolk area for Wash- DUGOUT DELIGHT-When Sunken Gardens' Linda Gold comes ington early in August to begin to bat the pitcher never misses the strike zone. He's not the only the transition into the new job. one pitching curves either. The St. Pete, Florida coed is pinch- The primary function of the MCPON far greater extent than they are hitting a reminder for everyone to get out and play ball to stay in is to serve as the Navy's senior now taught. shape. enlisted advisor to the Chief of Walker himself has been in many Naval Operations and the Chief of leadership roles. He has been Naval Personnel in matters con- leading radarman aboard two de- NIXON SAYS GOVERNMENT HOLDS MANY ITEMS OF NO USE TO ANYONE cerning enlisted people. Walker stroyers and an escort ship, Direc- ELSE doesn't plan any changes in the tor of training at Radarman Class basic framework and feels his "A" School at Great Lakes, Ill., WASHINTON (AP)-Richard M. Nixon Union addresses, political letters says that when his policies of "honesty and frankness" Command Senior Enlisted Advisor administration and discussions he held as head of collapsed under will continue to serve him best. for the Fleet Anti-Air Warfare the weight of the Republican party and hundreds Watergate he left behind One of Walker's key concerns is Training Center and Master Chief records of personal letters that "did not that give his years leadership. He believes "We'd Petty Officer of the Command a- in office a necessarily pertain to my activities personal touch. have one hell of a Navy" if petty board the carrier USS John F. as a constitutional officeholder "When I resigned officers would look occasionally Kennedy before coming to his pre- the office of or even to political matters." President.I at their promotion certificates and sent job as MCPOF. left in the White He cited as examples, letters House not only perform as the certificates dictate. A native New Yorker, Master Chief the materials my with law school friends about a staff had He believes the Navy could help, Walker is married to the former accumulated during five class reunion and personal notes to and one half years perhaps, by establishing a school Frances Mumbullo of Oxford, N.Y. there, but a families of servicemen killed in large quantity of the materials I for senior enlisted personnel They are currently living in Vir- Vietnam. had brought with me at the that would teach leadership prin- ginia Beach, Va. with four of time I In addition, he said, there were assumed office," Nixon ciples and similar subjects to a their six children. said in a notes from his daughters, the White sworn affidavit filed last week in House guest book mementoes from U.S. district court. inaugurations.

The affidavit was filed in support of Nixon's contention that Congress CHILD DAY CARE CENTERS NEEDS SPECIAL PAY FOR ARMED FORCES ENDING POLICY acted unconstitutionally in deny- ing him ownership of 42 million OLD CLOTHING AND OTHER ITEMS DEEP FREEZE VOLUNTEERS ANNOUNCED OF DISCHARGING PREGNANT WOMEN documents and 880 reels of tape, many of which were involved in the The Child Day Care Center is in need of old The Secretary of Defense has auth- Pentagon officials report the Watergate investigations. clothing such as shoes, hats, dresses, orized the payment of Special Duty Armed Forces are ending their policy coats, and are also in need of magazines, crayons, yard Assignment Pay to enlisted personnel of discharging pregnant service wo- Although all of the material has and toys. in the winter-over party of the U.S. men unless they receive special been lumped together under a Water- All donations will be greatly Antarctica Naval Support Force, De- waivers. Under new rules, pregnant gate label, Nixon said many of appreciated. For more information tachment Alfa. women will automatically be allowed the items held by the government call 95405 AT. Volunteers who spend the winter to stay in the service. The rules are of no use to anyone else. He "on the ice" as a part of Operation already are in effect in the Air said they represent the records of CAPTAIN'S CALL AT THE WINDJAMMER Deep Freeze-77 will receive an extra Force. his personal and professional life. $150 per month for the six month The old policy in effect since Capt. F. T. Watkins, commanding cycle beginning March 1977. 1951, ordered automatic discharge Among personal item the former officer of the Naval Station will Details on how to apply for Opera- from the military for pregnant women President says he wants released hold Captain's Call at the Wind- tion Deep Freeze may be found in unless they could show that their are diaries, letters, memoranda and jammer from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Bupers notice 1300 of June 6, 1975. service would not result in neglect tape recordings of personal con- today Wednesday and Thursday. of either their children or their versations, some between members Captain's Call will allow all PRESIDENT CALLS FOR COST REDUCTION military duties. That change was of the former first family. personnel of the command to dis- sought for years by women who con- cuss with In a recent message to all federal the commanding officer tended the policy was an infringe- Nixon said some of the tape re- civilian and military personnel, current and relevant naval issues ment on their constitutional rights. cordings still held by the gov- President Ford urged all individuals of mutual interest. Attendance ernment contain discussions of to become actively involved in cost is mandatory for all military and CHAMPUS OFFICES CREATED "purely personal matters." reduction and energy conservation U.S. civilian employees assigned Nixon told the three-judge panel efforts. The president said, "Each The creation of two new offices to the Naval Station. he also is concerned about long- According of you can make a personal contribu- for the coordination of to a memorandum the Civilian hand drafts of his State of the tion by submitting constructive ideas Health and Medical Program of the published July 1, department heads and officers in charge and working cooperatively to elimi- Uniformed Services (CHAMPUS) was are re- sponsible for insuring that all nate waste, improve equipment, stream - announced last week by the Assistant personnel within their respective line operations, or make more pro- Secretary of Defense (health and departments attend Captain's ductive use of time, facilities and environment). The offices, CHAMPUSSO Call. energy resources." (Bermuda, West Indies, Central and The president announced he intends South America and Mexico) and CHAMP- to personally recognize all USPAC (Pacom exclusive of Hawaii), sugges- TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS DURING FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND CLAIM 474 LIVES tions, inventions and contributions are responsible for the administra- which result in first-year savings tion of CHAMPUS within their geo- of $5,000 or more to the government. graphic regions. ASSOCIATED PRESS Suggestions should be made through In addition, administrative control existing channels. of the Office of CHAMPUS, Europe Traffic accidents on the nation's predicted that between 22,000 to Commands are responsible for sub- (OCHAMPUSEUR), was transferred from roadways during the three-day 27,000 disabling injuries would re- mitting requests for Presidential the Department of the Army to the Fourth of July weekend which ended sult from holiday traffic mishaps. Awards to the Office of Civilian Office of CHAMPUS (OCHAMPUS). Logis- yesterday killed 474 persons. During the four-day Fourth of Manpower Management. Suggestions re- tic support for this office will The National Safety Council had July observance last year, the sulting in benefits of $5,000 or still be provided by the Army. In estimated that between 480 and 580 traffic death count was 549. The more which have been or will be addition to previous services, all persons would die from traffic Independence Day record was 758 approved or adopted between May 6 and CHAMPUS offices will now process accidents during the weekend. The deaths in 1972 before gasoline December 7, 1975 are eligible for the claims for care provided to spouses traffic fatality count started at prices soared and before adoption Presidential Recognition. and dependents of deceased or totally 6 p.m. Thursday and ended at mid- of the national 55-mile-an-hour disabled veterans. night Sunday. The council also speed limit. Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Tuesday, July 8, 1975 Page4 Guntanmo azete Tuada, Juy 8, 197 At the net By Mark Barrett

Circuit tennis is rarely an easy Additionally, the plane leaves path, and that for ComNavForCarib for Norfolk this Friday noon for tennis is no different. the local victors. This cuts Late-comers among some commands play down to today, tomorrow, (due to non-availability of Navy and Thursday. With the five day flights) and non-appearances among schedule now reduced to three, other commands have forced a de- play at the COMO courts will be lay in play; matches are now intensive and continuous. scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. this But even with the actual matches day ( and the outcomes will be delayed a day, that is not to say there was no competition yes- JIMMY CONNORS in tomorrow's edition). ARTHUR ASHE Ed White, Special Services co- terday. At the banquet at the ordinator for the tournament, has "0" Club last night, Mr. White ASHE THINKS CONNORS IS STILL BEST TENNIS PLAYER IN THE WORLD had his hands full with surprises. passed out the schedules and pro- One was that while several people posed matches; psychological play (unexpectedly) showed up from the began right then and there at PITTSBURGH (AP)-Wimbledon champ- Connors decisively in four sets in various outer commands on Puerto the bar. The more the matches ion Arthur Ashe said yesterday Saturday's Wimbledon final, he Rico, apparently no one is coming were contemplated and discussed, that Jimmy Connors, the man he again insisted that the champion- this year from Roosevelt Roads. the less any predictions could be beat in the men's single final, ship was not a grudge match be- Another was that among those un- taken for granted. is still "The best tennis player cause of a $5 million suit filed expected arrivals, five are Waves. For your own entertainment and in the world," but he described against him by Connors two weeks This is as opposed to last year erudition, make the scene at those Connors as a 23-year old kid who ago. when not one Wave participated in COMO courts tomorrow and Thursday. is misguided by his manager. Instead, he lashed out at Bill the district. I guarantee you will not be bored. Although Ashe upset the younger Riordan, Connors manager. "I don't really think Connors is doing it (filing the suit)," ACTION LAST NIGHT MILWAUKEE BREWERS SNAP FOUR-GAME LOSING STREAK IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Ashe said upon arrival here for a promotion. "I think it's his manager, Bill Riordan. A 23-year old kid doesn't go around suing last ten player ever to hit two homers (AP)-The Milwaukee Brewers have their third win in their everybody." into the top tier of Riverfront ended a four-game losing streak games. He said Connors is "basically a Stadium. Perez blasted it more by defeating the Kansas City Tom Walker scattered eight hits nice guy," and said he would like than 500 feet, leading the Royals 4-3. And they did it with and outdueled All-Star Jim Kaat to play alongside him for the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-3 victory the help of Bob Sheldon, just re- as he pitched the Detroit Tigers United States in Davis Cup com- over the Philadelphia Phillies. called from the minors over the to their sixth win in a row. The petition. George Foster added a two-run homer weekend, who drove in three of Tigers beat the Chicago White "But he's being handled like a to the Cincinnati effort. the four Brewer runs last night. Sox 2-1. Ken Henderson's homer prize fighter," said Ashe. A five-run uprising in the Roy White, Craig Nettles and was the only run off Walker who had "If left to his own devices, I fourth inning carried the Houston Jim Mason each homered to help a three-game losing streak. The don't think he would be saying Astros to a 5-1 victory over the the New York Yankees to a 5-2 loss also ends a three-game win- the things he's saying." were victory over the Texas Rangers. The ning streak for Kaat. Montreal Expos. The Astros hits in the triumph keeps the Yankees one game Veteran Jim Perry pitched six held to only four game, and they got them all in behind first place Boston in the shutout innings and Joe Rudi hit inning when they sent American League's eastern division. two home runs to lead the Oakland the fourth MOTOCROSS RESULTS: to the plate. Rookie Jim Rice belted a three- A's to a 7-3 victory over the ten men Ted Simmons drove in three runs were entered in the run homer and the Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians. Rudi's homers Seven teams and Luis Melendez' triple high- Sunday. The team of scored four times in the first took him out of a 0-for-13 hit- Motocross first inning took first with inning on their way to a 6-3 ting slump. lighted a four-run Fields and Kiefer Cardinals Knudsen were a victory over the Minnesota Twins. that helped the St. Louis 62 laps,, Wray and to an 8-6 victory over the San with 59 laps and new- The Red Sox retain first place in In the National League: close second Francisco Giants. The Cardinals' comers Maderski and Holderman held their division but this was only Tony Perez is now the first Lou Brock stole his 34th base third with 52. in the game. The remaining teams finished: Rusty Staub and Dave Kingman Renninger and McKinley, fourth; homered for the Mets. And backed Father and son Kidwell team, fifth; by the six-hit pitching of rookie Lambert and Woodlaw, sixth; and gazette classified ads Hank Webb, New York beat the Sommers and Stanley bringing up Atlanta Braves 3-1 . This was last. Webb's second major league vic- (Editor's Note: All ads will be Bar and 4 stools, $250. 20 volume tory, and for the second time, it TEE-BALL LEAGUE ALL-STARS run on a space available basis one set of Crime and Punishment, $60. came against the Braves. time only. If you desire the ad to Call 85252 AT. The Pittsburgh Pirates' Ken The Tee Ball League All Stars run more than once then you must Brett pitched a four hitter through will play at 5:30 p.m. today, at each time. Ads may resubmit the ad Sears 3-piece luggage set, ; off seven innings to defeat the Chicago Brandon Field. The two teams be submitted by calling 951144 or regular price. Call 98100 AT. Cubs 5-0. Al Oliver helped out will be comprised of the follow- dropping it in the convenient drop with his three-run homer in the ing players: box located outside the Navy Exchange 1959 Pontiac, newly tuned, $300. ninth. CARDINALS - Michael McCord, Main Retail Store or the Galley.) Call 64334 DWH or 95363 AWH. David Barbier, Teodoka Fornoles, Charles Phillips, James Moore and for sale Steven Cole. wanted BRAVES - Douglas Hugget, Steven 1965 Yamaha 305. Call 90258 AT. CATFISH HUNTER NAMED Smith, Chuck Putman, Wayne Nel- Full time babysitter for two child- son, Richard Crowell and Wayne 1969 350 Yamaha Big Bear, 3,500 ren, prefer Kittery Beach and Turn- TO ALL-STAR MOUND STAFF Parrish. miles, needs tune up. Can be seen key Housing area and over 15 years PADRES - James Curry, Todd at NAS Hobby Shop or call Mac at of age. Call 95366 DWH or 90170 AWH. Crockett, Brett Smith, Brian 64215 DWH or 98177 AWH. Tull, Kenny Goad and Tim CarMich- Would like to buy some freshwater (AP)-Catfish Hunter, the millio- ael. Crager Supersport mags, $40. Call fish. Call 96146 DWH. naire refugee from the A's, has CUBS - Alan Rowland, Paul Vail, 85890 AT. been selected by Oakland manager Frederick Abutin, Anthony Smith, giveaway Alvin Dark as part of an eight- Patrick Gass and Steven Dovale. 1965 Comet station wagon, standard, man American League pitching staff runs good. Can be seen at 4-C Gran- Seven puppies, four male, all brown for the All-Star game. Two of JUNIOR LEAGUE ALL-STARS adillio Point or call Mac at 64215 and white, part collie and cocker Hunter's former teammates will DWH or 98177 AWH. spaniel. Call 952294 AT. also be part of the pitching team, The following boys have been Vida Blue and Rollie Fingers. chosen to represent their teams 1971 Toyota HyLux pick up with cam- Large Gitmo Special dog, 18 months Hunter signed a three and three- in the Junior League All Star game per shell, available July 25, $1650. old, good house dog and good with quarters million dollar contract of the Guantanamo Bay Boys' Base- Call 97231 AWH. children. Call 96290 AT. with the New York Yankees last ball Commission. The game will be New Year's Eve after an arbitrator played tomorrow at the Chick 1973 Honda CB 175, electric start, Gitmo Special male dog, 3 years ruled him a free agent. He's post- Zaiser Field beginning at 5:30 windshield and two helmets. Call Tom old. Call 98176 AT. ed an 11-8 record for the Yankees. p.m. at 7417 DWH or 90263 AWH. This will be Hunter's seventh ANGELS - Miguel Ellis, Bobby American League All-Star appear- Lange, Chris Knehans, Ramon Lian, Sears Kenmore dishwasher, 5 cycle. services ance. Only Hall of Famers Whitey Mark Dwyer and Doanld Ross. Call 97205 AT. Ford of the Yankees and Bob RANGERS - Tim Bennett, Kenny for children Will babysit in my home Feller of Cleveland have been Stearmer, Keith Burns, Eric Dovale, Bath set, $3; assorted rugs, $3 and 2 and up on weekdays on a regular named to more A. L. squads. They Andrew Leech and John CaJigas. AT. up; table cloth, $7; assorted 8- or occasional basis. Call 98176 were on eight each. PIRATES - Dean Hertlein, Noel track tapes, $1 each; water hose, Rounding out the American League Samonte, Dennis Ortanes, Pepe $2.50; two 20 lb. bags of fertilizer, Reliable babysitter anytime. Call pitching staff will be Jim Kaat Petersen, Dennis Miller and Tom $6 each; golf clubs and bag, $20; 85890 AT. and Rich Gossage of Chicago, Hovatter. 9 X 12 gold rug, $55; assorted Nolan Ryan of California, Jim RED SOX - Tony Halligan, Frank $1 each; drapes, 84", $7.50. on weekends albums, , House and stove cleaning Palmer of Baltimore and Steve Zubor, Ken Debari, Matt Schwirtz, Call 951275 AWH. Call Burke at 85734 or 35231 DWH. Busby of Kansas City. Antonio Rial and Greg Putman.