Senate votes for

f foreign troop cut

WASHINGTON (AP)--The Senate yesterday force is essential to lower the U.S. balance- voted to reduce the number of U.S. land- of-payments deficit, fill domestic needs and base troops overseas by 40 per cent. end the policy of military confrontation with The vote was 49 to 46. the Soviets. The Mansfield amendment would require that Senate Democratic leader Mike Mans- field, sponsor of the amendment, said, "The time has come to set aside the rhetoric of the cold war, used to jus- tify a status quo of military involve- ments around the world." But Senator John G. Tower, Rep.Tex., said unilateral withdrawal of U.S. troops from Europe would undermine negotiations with Warsaw Pact nations for bilateral pullbacks.

Mansfield had originally proposed a 50 per cent cut in the number of foreign- based U.S. troops, but changed the pro- posal at the last minute to a 40 per SEN. MIKE MANSFIELD cent cut. .the time has come Mansfield said that when servicemen's dependents, U.S. civilians and foreign at least 50,000 troops based in foreign coun- nationals hired to assist Americans are tries be pulled out by next June 30, and that included, the United States has a force another 150,000 be withdrawn over the follow- of 1.1 million persons in foreign coun- ing two years. tries. He said, this costs U.S. taxpayers $30 The amendment was discussed for more than billion a year, with $17 billion of that two hours in closed session yesterday. amount attributed to maintenance of troops Arguing for defeat of the Mansfield amend- in Europe. ment Tower said: "When you're faced by a powerful adversary He said a reduction in the 500,000-man (See CUTS, Page 2)

CIA doctor says Ellsberg profile wanted by Kisinger

4 WASHINGTON (AP)-The CIA doctor who nocent to California charges, in the case. prepared a psychiatric profile on Dr. Daniel Ellsberg said he was assured the Kissinger. newly named as secretary of state, project was requested by Dr. Henry A. was at the United Nations yesterday, and Kissinger and that President Nixon had there was no Immediate comment from him. been informed of it. Young once worked for Kissinger on the National In an affidavit released by the Senate Security Council staff. Watergate Committee, Dr. Bernard M. Malloy "Mr. Young stated that the Ellsberg study said the request was relayed by White had the highest priority and had been reques- House Aide David M. Young Jr., and E. ted by Mr. John D. Ehrlichman and Dr. Kissin- Howard Hunt, later convicted of conspiracy ger," Malloy said in the affidavit and added: in the Watergate break-in. Iwo "Mr. Young also stated the President had been Hunt also was among those who directed informed of the study." the break-in at the Beverly Hills, Califor- At the time,. in the summer of 1971, Ellsberg nia, office of Ellsberg's psychiatrist. had been accused of leaking the top secret Young has been charged and pleaded in- Pentagon history of the Vietnam War to the press. Page 2-LATE NEWS ROUNDUP Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 27, 1973 CUTS- GAZETTEER (Continued from Page 1) digest of late news who is bent on your domination, it is incumbent on you to keep your perimeter of defense as far from your shore and as close to your adversary's shore as possible. "We are not in Europe for some altruistic reason," Tower added, but to protect U.S. security interests. ABOARD USS (AP)-Skylab 2's astronauts, in excellent health after their record 59 1/2 day -Although thelamendment would have required cutbacks &pace flight, made their first landfall in two months everywhere in the world Tower contended the purpose yesterday as their recovery carrier steamed into port was to force/ a withdrawal from Europe. at . Alan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack Mansfield recalled a statement by former President R. Lousma slept late as the New Orleans sailed toward Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1963 that one U.S. division the California coast. After breakfast, they began would be sufficient to fullfill the American commit- the second extensive medical examination since their ment to NATO. return to earth Tuesday. Doctors examined them for seven hours after their splashdown and reported they Mansfield said it is evident that European tension were in better condition that the Skylab 1 astronauts that existed in the early 1950s has changed. were after 28 days in orbit. The ship's arrival in "It is time that the U.S. recognized the existence San Diego was delayed nearly an hour by fog. of its own policy toward the East," Mansfield said.

"The policy of this government, should be consistent, MIAMI (AP)--Cuban exile leader Tomas Cruz, who once not one of engagement with the Soviet Union in trade led an assault team in the ill-fated Bay of Pigs inva- - and cultural exchange and confrontation in military sion, died here Tuesday in a traffic accident. Crush, 43! matters. There should be but one barometer by which was a lieutenant in the Cuban army prior to the Fidel this government guides its actions toward the East," Castro-led revolution. Exiled under Castro's regime, Mansfield added. Cruz soon became a leader for Miami's 250,000 Cubans, Senator George D. Aiken, senior Republican on the heading many relief projects for stranded, unemployed Foreign Relations Committee, said the Mansfield Amend- exiles and scholarship funds. Cruz was driving a de- ment went too far too fast, "but I am inclined to vote livery truck involved in a head-on collision with for it anyway." another truck, police said.

At the State Department, Press Officer Paul Hare de- clined to offer an immediate assessment of the Senate UNITED NATIONS (AP)-West German Chancellor Willy vote. Brandt in his debut at the United Nations yesterday He said only that "our position has been stated re- urged all countries to declare war on hunger, renounce peatedly: we are opposed to this type of amendment." the use of force and enforce the basic rights of man worldwide. "It makes no difference morally whether a High State Department officials, including Deputy man is killed in war or in condemned to starve to Secretary Kenneth Rush, under Secretary William J. death by the indifference of others.whoever bans war Casey and Donald Rumefeld, the U.S. ambassador to also has to ban hunger," Brandt told the General As- NATO, testified before various House and Senate com- sembly. He said in a prepared speech that West Germany mittees in July that unilateral withdrawal of troops intends to speak up for freedom of opinion, free travel from overseas, especially from Europe, would scuttle and other fundamental rights whether they are violated by efforts to negotiate with the Communist bloc on mutual by friends or foes. and balanced reduction of forces (MBRF).

Wster Crisis. Local Forecast Guantaname. o Gazette Water figures for Tuesday and Partly cloudy with scattered Rur. Ad. Chiph H. CChod C n. michad 7. Thrkin yesterday: afternoon showers, becoming mostly clear after sunset. WATER PRODUCED: 2,601,000i Lt . ** .** .** . . P f s Visibility unrestricted. Ji *** ..u . ** .*.* . I S.M a Mvor itor Winds light and variable, be- JO2 s .c .e .s* . C.M WATER CONSUMED: 2,714,000 coming S 10-14 knots with JOS Ja . . .**.***. . gusts to 24 knots.during the . ;d .CC WATER GAIN: 113,0001 afternoon. Todays high 90 . degrees and low 74. Bay con- 25. ~ Qs,.C..11C. 1C. p.bCi.d -41MdC~CCC*Ct .~dCSCi~ WATER IN STORAGE: 17,147,000 dition. 2-4 feet. High tide ~5M5 1017. Low tide 0331., 10 Thursday, September 27, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS-Page 3 s * LOCAL BRIEFS

*Indoctrination

All enlisted personnel who report- ad her during the month of Septem- Lber are to report to the Wind Jam- mer at 7:45 a.m. Oct. 2, 1973 for indoctrination according to the Naval Station career counselor. *Special activities The W.T. Sampson Elementary School is planning to initiate a special activities program which will run every Friday from 2 till 3 p.m Some of the suggested activi- ties are: Student council, news- paper, glee club, arts and crafts, coin club, stamp club, chess and checkers, international club, in- tramural sports, and dancing. "I never win" was written on the card that won the Suzuki racing bike Any interested base personnel who last Thursday night at the Wind Jammer bingo game. PFC Mark Embery of might enjoy working with youngsters, Marine Barracks wrote the words that were to prove him wrong. He not please contact Jane Fannon at only won the bike, but he also won the title of "Winner-with-less-than- 951269 or 95465. forty-numbers". He won the bike with 38 numbers. called. (Photo by PH2 Dave Clarke) *Old Dominion Classes for the Guantanamo Bay extension of Old Dominion Univer- sity will begin Monday, and Tues- Local scouts to sell Chrisnas cards day at 6:30 p.m. Students may re- port to the high school anytime be- Assistant Scout Master Skip Miller announced yesterday that the tween 5 p.m and the start of clas- scouts of Troop 435 will be selling Christmas cards during the month sea to make book purchases and of November. tuition payments. One Monday the The boys will be soliciting sales from door to door and in front of classes will bek Law 205, English the exchange. 102, and Oceanography 106. Tuesday classes are Math 112, Math 105, According to Mr. Miller, the cards will have great variety and should English 202, Accounting 201, and the most discriminating taste. Additionally the scouts will be selling Spanish 101. Christmas wrap bags for simplicity in Christmas wrapping. They will also have trim for the Christmas wraps. *Nursery It is through the sale of such items that the scouts support their program. The Nursery School bookkeeper will collect cash payments for In other scouting activities, twenty of our scouts recently attended October tuition on Monday from 8 a.m. the Jamboree in Jamaica. Other activites have included trips by some till 2 p.m. and on Tuesday from of our scouts to the National Jamboree in the States. 2 till 8 p.m. at Turnkey #3. Pay- ment, made by check, may be de- posited in the drop box anytime, prior to the above hours. *Swingers *Archery *Yard sale The Gitmo Swingers will hold The Guantanamo Bay Archery Associ- open house at the old Clbb Iguana ation seats at 4 p.m. every Sunday A yard sale will be held from at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Persons at the Target Range near Special 10 a.m. to 2; p.m. Saturday at 1196 who have never had a-chance to Services. Anyone is eligible to Caner Bargo. Items include clothes square dance will have an oppor- participate. sizes infant to 12 years, knick- tunity. The Swingers say if knacks, paperback books and others. you've never tried square dance- For more information, call 99134 ing "you might be missing out anytime. on some real fun. 27, 1973 Page 4--NATIONAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September U. S. prices hurting CARE program in Haiti

C-S-M and W-S-B, PORT-AU-PRINCE, HaitiJAP)-- black Caribbean Republici cutback in but The upsurge in U.S. commodity two unappetizingly labeled CARE prices is making itself felt, "Now there's no more milk," nourishing staples in the along the food lines that help he shrugged. "And if you have food program: C-S-M combines sustain thousands of needy per- soy futures going up, it's go- oatmeal, soy beans and milk; sons in the Caribbean Republic ing to effect the program." while W-S-B is a mix of wheat of Haiti. The Cooperative for American flour and soy beans. Both a- "We've begun to feel it al- Relief Everywhere (CARE) like verage about 19 per cent protein, ready," says Neal O'Toole, the other U.S. based relief pro- offsetting in nutritional value hefty 28-year-old New Rochelle, grams, has long depended on what they lack in flavor or eye New York youth that serves as American grain surpluses and an appeal. assistant director for the Care abundance of.soyafor its sup- Food Relief Program in this plies. "It's a mush, made like a A reduction of soya means a gruel," is how O'Toole de- scribed the C-S-M. But after it is spiced, and baked, the corn-flavored dish is not to tell of ordeal different from the "tacos" Shipwreck survivors that form a traditional part of (AP)--Shipwrecked survivor Robert Tininenko was the Haitian peasant's diet. hungry andismiling as he arrived here, but James Fisher was Most of the food sent to distri- reported in serious condition in a hospital today. Haiti through CARE is "We just gritted our teeth.pure determination, that's all," buted in the arid northwestern Tininenko said in explaining how the pair survived 72 days part of the country, an area drifting across the Pacific in their capsized trimaran. that until recently seemed headed for famine due to a lin- Fisher, 26, of Moses Lake,: Washington, appeafed weak and gering drought. Rainfall in dazed as he was carried off the Coast Gaurd plane. He was recent weeks has doused the given water intravenously during the flight, and a spokesman fears of famine, but many of the at Castle Memorial Hospital said he was badly dehydrated and Republic's 6,000,000 inhabitants was able to eat only juices and broth. continuously live on what Tininenko said they saw a boat pass every week or so, but nutritionists, considering the no one saw them until the British freighter Benalder chanced calorie count, consider the edge across the hull Thursday, halfway between Hawaii and Califor- of hunger. nia. Any severe cutback in the food "The other ships would pass within a couple of miles," he volune available to CARE, its said on the four and a half hour flight from the Midway, where staffers fear, will badly will the Coast Guard had rendezvoused with the Benalder, Tininenko cripple the promising "food are had talked with a Coast Guardsman about the death of his 23- for work" programs that year-old wife, Linda. underway in Haiti. A Coast Guard photo-journalist, John W. Stafford II, was These are community development' told by Tininenko that his wife had been very seasick even projects that officials believe Haitians before the boat capsized July 11 off the coast of California, can do much to help the chain and she appeared ;to go into shock after the accident. break out of the poverty that has kept them generation Most of the scarce food abosrd the 31-foot "Triton" was giv- after generation with an in- en to his wife, and she required artificial respiration sev- come of less than $100 a year. eral times before she finally died Aug. 11, Tininenko told Among such projects include Stafford. drainage ditches, road repairs The only food left after the boat overturned, .Tininenko told and other patches on Haiti's Stafford, was one jar of peanut butter, two cans of sardines, tattered infra-structure. some peas, caramel chips and kool-aid. Twice a day each would eat one-half teaspoon of sardines, The CARE experience with five caramel chips and drank one cup of fresh water every these' work projects has left third day, that was gathered from rainwater collected in a the organization' s officials canvas sheet. with a high opinion of Haitian integrity, both as regards as Tininenko's weight was down from 185 pounds to '140 pounds, the workers reliability-and and Fisher was down from 220 pounds to 120 pounds. honesty. Thursdav. September 27. 1973 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 5

PWD announces From Seenav to CNO . .from CNO to you power blackout Admiral E. R. Zumwalt, Jr., USN Chief of Naval Operations Navy Department to curb more Washington, D. C. 20350 Dear Admiral Zumwalt: The Public Works Department will conduct four power On the occasion of the termination of this nation's outages Thursday through Sun- longest engagement in armed conflict, I would like to day as part of a $2,000,000 express my deepest thanks and gratitude for the stead- project to considerably lessen fast devotion to duty manifested throughout these years power blackouts at Gitmo. by Navy men everywhere. The heartbreaking sacrifices Two outages at Power Plant 2 and the long years of family separation which were required to ensure will be conducted first--from the attainment of our national objectives have not gone unnoticed. 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on both Thurs- second day and Friday; and At this time in history when there is so much will be Power Plant 1 from concern for the moral fiber of our country and for the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday and seeming lack of direction of many of the young, and not Sunday. so young, people in this nation of ours, we can be even more proud of the purposefulness, resoluteness and Areas fed from Power Plant conviction of our men in Navy blue. The many exploits of bravery 2 that will be affected are and untold unselfish contributions toward peace with honor in a most complicated area East, West and Center of the Bargo, world will someday be fully recognized and appreciated Caravela Point(including Na- by Americans everywhere. val Hospital, Marina Point, Marine Sites Nos. 1 and 2) The future holds new challenges for us and I am Marine Industrial Area, Naval certain that they will be met with the same courage Correctional Center and Las- and steadfastness shown in battle. siter Fuel Farm. Areas fed from Power Plant I know I am speaking for Mr. Warner also in his absence when I.say we are proud to be a part of this 1 that will be affected dur- great fighting service. ing the power outages include: Radio and Paola Points, Trans- God bless the Navy. mitter Building 300, Milk Sincerely, Plant, PED Electric Shop, Wat- er Plant No. 1, PWD Transpor- tation (Operation), Oil Point Housing, Oil Point Fuel Farm J . William Middendorf II and Pier, all SRD areas, Un- Acting Secretary of the Navy derground Hospital, Under- ground Shelters, Tryzna Vil- lage and Caribe Village. MEMORANDUM FOR FLAG OFFICERS, UNIT COMMANDERS, COMMANDING OFFICERS AND OFFICERS IN CHARGE Affected from 7 to 11 a.m. by the outage at Power Plant Subj: Under Secretary of the Navy letter; forwarding of No. 1 will be the following: Encl: (1) Subject letter all of Ocean View, Dental Cli- nic, Port Control, Buildings 1. Enclosure (1) is forwarded for your information and for AV-32 and 33, Blue Caribe widest dissemination throughout your commands. Restaurant, Quarters at the Aght House, Pest Control Area 2. I wish to add my personal "well done" to all Navy men and and Becon Hill. women who have performed so magnificently throughout this long and difficult period. I am certain you will all continue to During the four-hour outage, perform equally well in the challenging days ahead. feeders will be disconnected from Power Plant No. 1 to the serving areas, After this period, feeding will be from E. R. ALT, JR. (See CUTAGE, Page 8) Admi a U.S. Navy Page 6--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 27, 1973

Sat. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thur. Fri. Naval Station 1-22 2 3 4 5 6 7-21 McCalla Lyceum 23-8 1 2 3 4 5 6-22 Marine Barrcks 9 8 1 2 3 4 5 Hospital Lyceum 10 9 8 1 2 3 4 Camp Bulkeley 11 10 9 8 1 2 3 Scene Leeward Point 12-13 14 15 16 17 18 19-20

1. SOYLENT GREEN: Charlton Heston, Edward G. through progress," says Webster McGee who Robinson. New York in 2022 is typical of the quits his job to become an "honest thief." pollution engulfing the earth, which suffers Comedy Color 105 min. PG from an constant heat wave, over-population 11. ACE ELI AND RODGER OF THE SKIES: Cliff and lack of food. A new food found to help the Robertso, Eric Shea. Former World War I pi- times is Soylent Green. lot uses plane for barnstorming, selling rides Futuristic Drama Color 97 min. PG to citizens to whom flying is something dif- 2. WATTSTAX: Isaac Hayes, Richard Pryor. ferent. Highlights of the seventh annual Watts Summer Comedy-Drama Color 87 min. PG Festival, as held in the Los Angeles Memorial 12. GREEN MANSIONS: Anthony Perkins, a _refugee Colesium, are presented. escapes to the jungles of Venezuala and is cap- Musical Documentary Color 102 min. R tured by the Indians and later adopted. 3. THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF APOCALYPSE: G. Ford, Drama Color 104 min. NRA C. Boyer. Sons of a German father fight for 13. THE SECRET OF THE SACRED FOREST: G. Mer- ti Nazis and become a power in Paris. A cousin ril, J. Provost. A writer is assigned to of French ancestry joinsthe underground re- find out about drug hi-jacking in the Philip- Qeiving the assignment that could seal the -pines and is killed. His brother sets out to fate of.his German relatives. find out what really happened to him. Drama Color 153 min. NRA Drama Color 95 min. G 4. SATANIC: Magna'Kanoplea, Julio Peno. Two 14. WHAT A NIGHT: Marissa Mell, Philippe doctors, one a man the other a woman, work in Levy. Tony and Monica leave London for a well a laboratory together in search for a scienti- known island. His job is to deliver a check. fic discovery for rejuvenation. Mystery Drama Color 103 min. GP Horror Color 111 min. NRA 15. LADY SINGS THE BLUES: Diana Ross, Billy 5. CHILD'S PLAY: Robert Preston, James Mason. Dee Williams. This is the life story of Bil- Child's play at St. Charles Boarding School is ly Holiday and her rise to fame. some kind of undefinable sinister game. Musical Drama Color 144 min. R Suspense Drama Color 101 min, PG 16. ROBINSON CRUSOE AND THE TIGER: Hugo 6. HARD CONTRACT: James Coburn , Lee Remick. Stiglitz, Alvi. In the year 1659 Robinson Professional assassin James Coburn has ac- Crusoe was stranded on an island. This movie cepted a "hard contract" from Burgess Meredith shows what a man can do for himself to survive. to kill three men in Europe. Adventure Color 110 min. G Drama Color 106 min. R 17. PLAY IT AGAIN SAM: Woody Allen, Diane 7. THI COMIC: Dick Van Dyke, Michele Lee. Keaton. A dedicated movie buff, Allen is more Billy Bright(Van Dyke), a vaudeville clown, at home in a fantasy world than in reality. comes to Hollywood to enter the fledging mo- Comedy Color 87 min. GP tion picture tield. 18. ACE ELI AND ROGER OF THE SKIES: See No. 11. Comedy Color 95 min. GP 19. THE THIEF WHO CAME TO DINNER: See No. 10. 8. THE MILLION DOLLAR DUCK: Dean Jones,, Sandy 20. MYSTERY SUBMARINE: See No. 9. Duncan. -Radiation and a mixed up applesauce 21. PAPER MOON: Ryan O'Neal, Tatum O'Neal. prepared by Sandy Duncan cause a duck to lay This is an amusing story about a not so bright golden eggs. con man and a nine year old girl that adopts Comedy - Color 91 min. G him. 9. MYSTERY SUBMARINE: Edward Judd, James Comedy B&W 103 min. GP Justice. When a Nazi submarine is captured 22. SCAPEGOAT: Alec Guiness, Nicole Maury. intact with a gas leak that has killed its While vactioning in France, Guiness meets a crew, Admiral Justice decides that the sub French nobleman who is his exact double. will carry out its mission with a British crew. Guiness gets drunk and wakes up to find they Drama Color 92 min. NRA have changed places. Ryan O'Neal 10. THE THIEF WHO CAME TO DINNER: Mystery Drama B&W 92 min. NRA and Jaqueline Bisset. "Better things come 23. KIDDIE SHOW. Thursday, September 27, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7 Miller, Coles -- SPORTS SHORTS--

From wire reports grab lead

The Atlanta Braves have four home games remaining and Hank Aaron thinks he can hit the two home runs needed to in Player Open tie Babe Ruth's career record. But, the 39-year-old out- TURNBERR., Scotland (AP)-- fielder says breaking that record this year "may be ask- U.S. Open Champion Jbhnny ing too much." Miller and Britain's Neil Although Aaron went 0 for 4 against Dodger righthander Coles shot wind-blown 66p Don Sutton Tuesday night, he came mighty close to getting and shared the early first- number 713. In the seventh inning, Aaron slammed a low round lead yesterday in the liner that was caught by centerfielder Willie Davis near $150,000 Player Golf Classic. the 420-marker. About half the elite inter- national field of 36 still The St. Louis Cardinals say Joe Torre will be unavail- were out in the cold,windy able to the club for its remaining games because of a weather when Miller and continuing problem with an inflamed shoulder. Torre, the Coles finished at five under National League's Most Valuable Player.in 1971, finished par on the seaside Turnberry the season with a .287 batting average, hitting 13 home links. runs and knocking in 69 runs. Among the late starters in Danny Abramowicz feels the New Orleans Saints are Europe's richest event were going to win.but he feels it's going to take two or Arnold Palmer, Masters Champ- three years and he just didn't want to wait that long, ion Tommy Aaron and Charles so, the seven-year veteran wide receiver asked to be Coody of the United States, traded and the Saints obliged. Abramowicz was traded South African Gary Player Tuesday ft the 49ers for undisclosed draft and BobCharlesof New Zeal- choices. At the same tLime, the Saints acquired tight and, the defending champion. end Len Garrett from the Green Bay Packers, also for Miller and the veteran an undisclosed draft pick. Coles, who was celebrating his 39th birthday, shared an oddsmakers are tabbing top-ranked Southern early two-stroke advantage California as only a seven point favorite in its game over England's Tony Jacklin, with Oklahoma this Saturday. alone with a 68.

The fight that millionscouldn't wait to see, might ,Miller, a lanky fair haired finally take place. and . 26-year-old, had seven bird- now former champions past their prime,.could meet late ies and two boogies in his this year in a rematd at . round. He was one under par Negotiation for the match are very close to being com- going out--his two putt birdie pleted with Ali already having agreed to the terms. on thelpar five fifth was the "Now," says Bob Arum, Ali's attorney, "it's.up to them hey--then made his round coming to agree." home. He birdied the 12th from 12 Ron Lyle, the World Council's fifth-ranked feet, and.saved par on the 440 , has agreed to fight Larry Middleton in a yard 14th which played dead to 10-round rematch October 31 in . Lyle scored the teeth of the wind. He was a third-round knockout over Middleton when the pair short with a driver and a three met in the first fight last December. wood but pitched to four feet and made the putt. Canadian Heavyweight Champion George Chuvalo stopped Then he started his three Tony Ventura on a technical knockout at 2:21 ofthe birdie drive to a share of the third round of their scheduled 10-round bout in Buffalo, lead. He wedged to 30 inches N.Y. Tuesday night. Chuvalo took the decision after at the 16th,.reached the par opening cuts over both of Ventura's eyes and the bridge. five 17th in two and then of his nose. holed a windblown 20 foot putt on the 18th. Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, September 27, 1973

What's happening

TODAY WINDJAMMER CLUB: Bingo at 8 p.m. THE GUANTANAMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at 6 p.m. at the Child Day Care Center. For more information call 97110 AWH. THE LEEWARD POINT E.M. CLUB will present the Jimmy Angel show from 7 till 11 p.m. CPO CLUB: Movie, "Childs Play," starring Robert Preston and James Mason. Suspense drama, rated PG. COMO CLUB: Movie, "Wattstax," starring Isaac Hayes and Ri- chard Pryor. Musical documentary, rated R. foar sale STAFF NCO CLUB: Movie, "Soylent Green," starring Charlron Heston and Edward G. Robinson. Drama, rated PG. 1973 MTD trail flight mini-bike with helmet, only four weeks TOMORROW old, best offer ofer $150. WINDJAMMER CLUB: The Jimmy Angel show from 9 p.m. till 1 Call 85881 DWH or see Wilcox a.m. in room H201 at Gold Hill. STAFF NCO CLUB: "Wattstax," starring Isaac Hayes and Edward G. Robinson. Musical documentary, rated R. Swag lamp, $101 green shag car- CPO CLUB; Movie, "Paper Moon," starring Ryan and Tatum pet, 9 feet ,by 12 feet, $40; O'Neal. Comedy, rated PG. outside bar with four stools, $-30 or'best offer; crib mat- tress, brand new, $15; 13-inch tubeless tires, whitewalls, Mens 26 inch bicycle, $20; Two girls winter coats, like $15 each;,fmonogrammid crystal motorcycle tire, size 2.25 new; two girls raincoats with glasses with letter C,*40 piece by 17, new, $10. Call 85138 hoods, for girls 12 to 15 years set, never used, $15, gold fi- DWH and ask for Shires. old. Three formal gowns, worn berglass drapes, one pair, $15, once, for seventh through ninth gold space rug, $5; London fog A yard sale will be held graders. Call 95575 AT. trenchcoat, ladies size 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat- $10. Call 99286 AT. urday at 1196 Center Bargo. There will be baby items, Pants-suits, sizes 11, 12, and ladies winter clothes, size 13; Vivator electronic .flash 10, and miscellaneous other OUTAGE-, 90, amplifier, turntable, two things for sale. cameras, transistor radio, boys Pest Control Substation. three speed 20 inch.bicycle, Slide projector with 20 slide The Commissary 'and Navy Ex- one-hour pitch back, $4; lawn chairs magazine and case, excellent change will have a with new webbing, $3 each; condition, $60. Call.85743 outage from 7 to 8 a.m., re- chaise lounge, $8; barbeque AWH. quired to switch feeders for grill. Call 98277 after 6 temporary power. P.M. 1965 Comet with V-8 engine. Nice clean car, Call 96192 The second outage for Power Kenmore dryer, excellent con- after 5 p.m. Plant 1 the same area that dition, $50 1964 Rambler Am- was affected 12 hours during bassador, needs a few parts. 1972 Honda CB100, $400. Call the previous stage. The Navy Call 85455 DWH, ask for Davies. 951250 AWH. Exchange and Commissarywill again have a one hour outage Portable black and white tele- Baby scale, bathroom scale, but it will be from 6 to 7 vision, needs minor repair, portable hair dryer and p.m. best offer; 18,500 BTU air con- Browning 22. rifle scope. The reason four separate ditioner for parts, $15. Call power outages are required is, 97191 AT. Set of Slingerland drums. because this permits the elec- Call 85527 DWH. trical contractor to complete 1969 Volkswagon fastback with the installation of switch automatic transmission and Olsen "Spotter-2" twelve gear in connection with the radio, $1000. Call 99147 AWH. channel citizens band radio. electrical loop system. Call 95414 AT.-