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Phone 9-5247 Date THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1969 Radio (1340) TV (Ch. 8) Key Witness Claims Sirhan Practiced Rapid Pistol Fire FBI Tampedng Alleged, Shaw Thai Before Kennedy Shooting Witness Says FBI Ordered Him to Be Silent LOS ANGELES (AP/AFNB)--SitC- NEW ORLEANS (AP/AFNB)--A prosecution witness, who said he -han Bishara Sirhan spent at was ordered by the FBI to keep his mouth shut, testified at least five hours at the fir- the Clay Shaw trial yesterday that he heard shots fired from ing range the day before Sen. behind a picket fence when President Kennedy was assassinated Robert Kennedy was fatally in Dallas. shot, using up eight boxes of The witness, Richard Carr of Dallas, confined to a wheel- ammunition and at times fir- chair because of an accident, also told of seeing four men ing as fast as he could, wit- hurrying from the murder scene Nov. 22,1963. His testimony came ness at his murder trial said during questioning by Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison. yesterday. Earlier testimony linked Shaw to a mysterious "Bertrand," One said that Sirhan com- the name a key witness claims Shaw used in plotting Kennedy's mented that his gun was power- death. ful enough "to kill a dog." Carr was the 43rd witness in Nixon Revamps Bureaus A pretty blonde said the 24- Garrison's attempt to prove WASHINGTON (AP/AFNB)--Presi- year-old Jordanian took :time Kennedy died in a conspirator- dent Nixon has sent a special to show her how to shoot her ial crossfire involving Shaw message to Congress promising Christmas revolver. and not at the hands of a lone to keep the Office of Economic Michael Saccoman, one of gunman, Oswald, as the Warren Opportunity alive as an "incu- several who said they saw Commission concluded. The bator" for experimental anti- Sirhan at the San Gabriel Val- commission said. it found no poverty programs. ley Gun Club last June 4, credible evidence of conspir- The President said he is was asked if he discussed acy. stripping from the OEO two ma- hunting with the defendant. Carr, an Army Ranger vet- jor programs--Head Start and "He said he was going on a eran of World War II action in the Job Corps--and delegating hunting trip with the gun. I Africa and Normandy, testified their work elsewhere. told him it was against the he heard four shots, not three, The President called for a law because you can't use a as most other witnesses. said. national commitment aimed at pistol. I explained the rea- The first, Carr said, sounded "providing all American child- son was a lack of accuracy." like small arms, but the last ren an opportunity for health- Asked for Sirhan's reaction three were "a high-powered ri- ful and stimulating develop- to the question, Saccoman said fle." ment during the first five the defendant. said: I don't The shots came from a fence, years of life." know about that, It would Carr said, located on the The two programs account for kill a dog." Saccoman said he grassy knoll which he pointed about half of the OEO's $2 took this to mean it was pow- out on .an aerial photo. Sev- billion annual budget for an- erful enough to kill an an- eral witnesses have said they ti-poverty efforts. imal. thought the (Cont'd on Page 2) As of July 1, the Head Start program will be the responsi- bility of the Department of U.S. Troops Engage Large NVA Force in A Sham Valey Health, Education and Welfare. SAIGON (AP/AFNB)--U.S. Mar- Leathernecks killed at least The program offers summertime ines fought hordes of North 196 Communists while American pre-schooling to underprivil- Vietnamese troops yesterday on artillery traded fire with Red eged children. On the same foggy ridges overlooking the gunners across the Laotian day, responsibility for the A Shau Valley. border. The fighting in thisa- Job Corps will be delegated to Military spokesmen said the rea was the heaviest thismonth. the Labor Department. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, Feb. 20, 1969

. Paradrop Returns to Guantanamo Bay CLAY SHAW TRIAL (Cont'd from Page 1) shots GUAkNTANAI4O BAY--Base residents will get a came from that area, as opposed to the de- chance ilonday to see something that has not pository. been witnessed here in five years: a paradrop. Carr said he saw a "light Rambler station TI.d~CBrig&:Ie i1atoon of Air Naval Gunfire wagon" parked on the street near the .deposit- Liaison Company, known as ANGLICO, will con- ory. duct an 11-man parachute jumping exercise over "It was parked on the wrong side of the the golf course's No. 9 fairway Monday after- street4.it was headed in the wrong direct- noon. According to ANGLICO's Marine lst Lt ion," he said. "Immediately after the shoot- Gene Darling, "The exercise should bc inter- ing, there were three men who emerged from the esting to people here." back of the school book depository." Vhe public is welcome to witness the jump-- Two of the men got into the car, driven by a at a safe distance, of course. It will be dark-complexioned man, or a Latin, Carr said. wade from a helicopter making three passes o- The other man, Carr said, "came down the ver the golf course at 1,500 feet. street toward the construction site.in a "We don't feel there's a danger element of very big hurry, and every once in a while he any kind," 1st Lt Darling said, "but I would would turn back and look over his shoulder as suggest that people observing the jump try to if he was being followed." keep track of the jumpers-especially if On cross-examination, Carr said of the man there's much wind Monday. We want to make it who walked from the depository: "I would know interesting, but we want to keep it safe, too. that man if I saw his hide in a tannery." A paradrop has not been conducted here since But he left the stand without either side 1964, when ANGLICO detachments were first as- asking if he could identify any of the men. signed here. This five-year absence of para- The Warren Commission concluded that Oswald chute jumps should make Monday's all the more walked from the depository minutes after the shooting and interesting, 4 lst Lt Darling feels. boarded a bus. ANGLICO, made up of both Navy and Marine Another witness, Mrs. Jessie Parker of New Corps personnel, is based at Camp Lejeune, Orleans, testified that while she wa. a.host- N.C. A detachment is rotated here every four ess at an airlines VIP room at New Orleans or five months. International Airport, Shaw signed the name Its primary purpose is support of Army air- "Clay Bertrand" to the guest register Dec. borne units, Lt Darling explained. 14, 1963. "In effect, ANGLICO is the eyes and ears of air and naval gunfire ashore," he said, point- ing out virtually everyone assigned to ANGLICO is a Vietnam veteran. "We direct the fire of Guantanamo Gazette the Navy guns and the bombing by aircraft-and we do it from front-line positions." The jump training program, discontinued here ComNavBase RAdm J.B. Hildreth Public Affairs Officer for five years, has now been reactivated, Lt Lt D.S. McCurrach Editorial Adviser J02 Jerry Marshall Darling said. He indicated a jump exercise Editor J03 Larry Long will be conducted monthly in the future. Associate Editor JOSM Phil Jordan Layout Supervisor J03 Mike Nash Staff Writer JOSN John Bell GUANTANAMO BAY - GMCM D. D. Black, Master The GUANTANAMO GAZETTE is Miblished according to the Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, continues to rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers as outlined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of confer with Guantanamo Bay enlisted personnel the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Itis printed Friday After an early breakfast at Bay Hill four days a week at government expense on government Galley, he will meet with men from Naval Com- equipment. The opinions or statements in news items munications Station and Naval Security that appear herein are not to be construed as official Group or as reflecting the views of ComNavBase or the Depart- at the Fleet Training Group auditorium. ment of the Navy. After lunch at the Naval Air Station Galley, Ads and notices will be accepted between the hours Chief Black will return to the auditorium to of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m, MON through FRI only and will be confer with local chief petty officers atl1 published in Monday's, Tuesday's or Thursday's GAZETTE. No ads or notices except command notices will be pub- p.m. This will be followed by a tour of the lished more than once a week nor will they be run in enlisted housing areas. At 4:30 p.m., the Friday's paper. Master Chief will meet with the Commander of the Naval Base at the Naval Base Administra- Guantaname Bay Entertainment Section Movie Schedule

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1. THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS: David Niven, Lola Al- 11. HELLFIGHTERS: John Wayne, Katherine Ross. bright. David Niven, the father of two teenage John Wayne and associates operate a dangerous business daughters, finds out about the "impossible years" involving the extinguishing of oil well fires. when one of his daughters becomes involved with Action drama, color. 121 minutes. A2 two boyfriends. Comedy, color, 98 minutes. A3 12. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD: Julie Christie, Alan 2. THE BRIDE WORE BLACK: Jeanne Moreau, Michel Bates. In the 1870's Julie Christie inherits her Bouquet. When here husband is killed after the uncle'slarge farming estate and acheives the md- wedding ceremony, Jeanne Moreau seeks revenge for pendence she desires. Romantic drama, color,142 his killers. Drama, color,107 minutes. A3 minutes. A2 3. THE EMERALD OF ARTATAMA: Rory Calhoun, James 13. THE FBI STORY: James Stewart, Vera Miles. Philbrook. Two adventurers go to Egypt to dig. This is the history of the FBI . as seen through for treasure in the tombs of the Pharohs. Adventure, the eyes of one of its agents and his family. color, 85 minutes. NRA Drama, color, 149 minutes. NRA 4. FIVE CARD STUD: DeanMartin, Robert Mitchum. 14. ISTANBUL: Errol Flynn. Stor9 of an ax-Army A professional gambler gets involved in a crooked who owns his own cargo plane stationed at poker game and is unable to prevent the other Istanbul and how he becomes involved in a snuggling players from lynching a cheat. , color, 103 ring. Adventure drama, black and white, 84 minutes. minutes. A3 NRA 5. THUNDER IN THE EAST: Alan Ladd,-Deborah Kerr. 15. THE BAT BACE: Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds. A scheming commercial pilot from Bombay flies a cargo Tony Curtis leaves Milwaukee to seekdfame and of guns and ammunition to a'maherajah whose country is fortune in New York but finds things a little more threatened by attack from the rebelling hill tribes. NRA than he can afford. Comedy Drama, color, 105 minutes. 6. THE TALL Clark Gable, Jane The story 1EN:NRA CRussell. of two men's search for gold and their involvement in 16. THE SAND PEBBLES: Steve McQueen, Richard robberies and cattle drives. Adventure drama, black Attenbouorgh. 'Thestory of theUSS Pablo, a gunboat and white, 122 minutes. NuA in the Yangtze River in 1926, whichuses Chinese 7. THE.SPYpWITH THE COLD NOSE: Laurence Harvey, coolie labor to run the engines. Action drama, color, Daliah Lavi. British Counter Intelligence and 179 minutes. A3 veterinarians conceTve the idea of bugging a British bulldog with a miniature microphone transmitter and present the doh to the SovFet Premier Comedy, crlor, 93 NA coiiotrs., 8. LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON: GaryCooper, Audrey Hepburn A-l Morally Objectionable for General Patronage Adventurer Gary Cooper goes to Paris end finds that is A-io Morally Objectionable for Adults and Aolescents a city of fascination and love. Comedy, black and A-11 Morally Objectionable for Adults, with Reserva- white, 130 minutes. NRA nations 9. GANG WAR: Charles Bronson, Kent Taylor. ALos B Morally Objectionable in ebt i for All Angeles school teacher witnesses a gangland kill- C Condemned s ing in a parking lot andawhen he notifies the police) NiA NoRating Available the gang boss tries to buy him off. Drama, black and white, 74 minutes. NRA 10. MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGHTER: Peter Noone, Sarah Caldwell. The owner of a greyhound named Mrs. Brown and leader of a budding pop group hopes to enter the dog in thelocal Manchester derby and use the winnings to help the group get to London. Musical, color, 95 minutes. Al SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 (Cont'd)

11:55 SIGN ON A dramatic story of a Korean War veteran, 12:00 THIS IS THE LIFE-"Miracle In Hollywood." A great Johnny Reardon (Jackie Cooper), who actor loses heart and his magic touch when he returns to his home town after 11 years of loses his wife in death. However, a new role being a POW. with special meaning helps him to make a comeback. 12 00 SIGN OFF 12:30 THE ANSWER-The Silent Guest." An unemployed sales- man invites a potential employer to dinner and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 goes all-out to make a-good impression on him but. is impressed by his guest to put first things first. 4:55 SIGN ON 1:00 THE CHRISTOPHERS- 3:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL 1:E5 SACRED HEART-"My People Tomorrow." 5:30 DISCOVERY 1:30 PROFILE 6:00 NEWS PARADE 2:00 GAME OF THE WEEK-To Be Announced 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK 4:30 TED MACK 6:35 GET SMART-"My Nephew, The Spy." Maxwell 5:00 PENTAGON FORUM Smart is confronted by the dilemma of main- 5:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED taining his "cover" as a shoe salesman for 6:00 NEWS BRIEF the benefit of relatives. 6:05 SURVIVAL-"Bomber Pilot." The story of Maj. 7:00 WILD WILD WEST-"The Night Of The Steel Normal Appold when he joined the American fight- Assassin." West and Gordon fight an embittered ig forces-in North Africa in pursuit of the formerArmy officer whose body has been repaired remnants of the Desert Fox with steel following severe injuries suffered 6:30 MISSION: OCEANOGRAPHY when an arsenal blew up. 7:00 WALT DISNEY PRESENTS-"Hans Brinker or the Silver 8:00 JOHN GARY SHOW-John's guests this week are Skates." Hans loses the race but he still gets comic Tim Conway, singer Susan Barrett and the girl, his father recovers and he sells his the ever-popular Liberace. painting. 9:00 COMBAT-"Retribution." Pvt. Kirby is angered 8:00 -"Meredith Smith." Ben Cartwright is and grieved beyond reason when he discovers appointed executor of the estate of an old the body of an intelligence officer who has friend. Relatives come out of the closet to been brutally killed by a sadistic SS claim the inheritance. officer. He sets out to find the man re- 9:00 MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE-"The Council." This is the sponsible and is joined by Sgt. Saunderswho concluding episode in the two-part series. The has discovered the deadman is Kirby's MIF sets into rapid motion to save Rollin who is brother-in-law. masquerading as the head of a crime syndicate. 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 10:00 NEWS BRIEF 10:15 TO BE ANNOUNCED 10:05 HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL 10:40 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW-Durward Kirby sits in for 10:30 ON STAGE: CERTAIN HONORABLE MEN Mike as host. 12:00 SIGN OFF 12:00 SIGN OFF

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4:55 SIGN ON 4:55 SIGN ON 5:00 GRINDL 5:00 ANIMAL KINGDON 5:30 HAPPENING '68 -The instrumental talent 5:30 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW-"That's My Boy." Rob of Bobby Hart and Tommy Boyce are featured. related the story of how he thought the hos- Final amateur band is judged. pital had given Laura the wrong baby to take 6:00. NEWS PARADE home. 6:30 WONDER TIME ON (V-"Today's Trash--Tom'orrow's 6:00 NEWS PARADE Treasure." 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK 6:45 THE DOCTORS?- REPLY 6:35 TO BE ANNOUNCED 7:00 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK 7:00 JERRY LEWIS SHOW (New Series)-Jerry introduces 7:05 BEWITCHED-"Samantha's Thanksgiving to Remember.' a new character, Ralph Rotten, an evil genius Aunt Clara zaps the Stephenses and herself back that is dedicated to wiping out all good and to Plymouth, Massachusetts, for the celebration generous deeds. Special guest star is of the first Thanksgiving in 1621. Robert Culp and new semi-regulars Nanette 7:30 DRAGNET-"The Big Neighbors." Sgt. Friday is in- Fabray and the Osmond Brothers. vited to spend a quiet evening at the home of 8:00 -"A Piece Of The Action." When the his partner, Officer Gannon. The evening turns Enterprise visits a planet that hasn't been out to be anything but quiet. contacted for over 100 years, Captian Kirk 8:00 BIG VALLEY-"Winner Lose All." A young man and finds that the culture is patterned after woman are caught in the cross-fire of a bitter Chicago's gangland society of the Roaring and irrational hate, and the pride of family 20's. and possession. 9:00 KRAFT MUSIC HALL-Sounds Of America." Songs, 9:00 AWAY WE GO-Hosts Buddy Greco, George Carlin and comedy routines, past election campaign Buddy Rich welcome songstress Michele Lee and tunes and other sounds of the nation are the vocal trio the Blossoms. highlights when Roy Rogers and Dale Evans 10:00 'TENTH[ HOUR NEWS 10:15 PETER GUNN 11:05 DICK POWELL SHOW-"Thunder in a Forgotten Town." WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 (Cont'd) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 (Cont'd)

10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS The Indian must find shelter for his bridewho 10:15 F.D.R.-"Germany First." Roosevelt and Churchill is about to have a baby. plan strategy for the greatest war alliance in 8:00 LOVE ON A ROOFTOP-"Stork On A Rooftop." Julie's history. father assumes he's to become a grandfather when 10:40 THE THIRD MAN Julie calls to ask her mother about a craving 11:10 MOVIE: "Suez." A story based on the life of to eat oranges, skin and all. a young French diplomat, Ferdinand de Lesseps, 8:30 THE 21st CENTURY-"Jonas Salk, Science of Life." who dreams of building a canal across the 9:00 OF BLACK AMERICA: HERITAGE OF SLAVERY- An Isthmus of Suez. examination of slavery and attitudes traceable 12:40 SIGN OFF to slavery, using graphics and readings from accounts by slaves and slave owners to capture THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 the quality of life under slavery. 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 4:55 SIGN ON 10:15 SPECIAL: MODEL OF THE YEAR PAGEANT-Thirty of 5:00 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW-"Opie's Group." Opie is the loveliest and most photogenic girls part of a rock'n'roll group and every- selected from among thousands of aspirants from thing is .goin? great until they play all over the United States compete for the publicly for the first time. coveted title. 5.30 THE LUCY SHOW 11 30 BOXING FROM THE OLYMPIC 6:00 NEWS PARADE 12:45 SIGN OFF 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK 6:35 THE MONKEES-"Captain Crocodile." Its Monkee vs SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29 Crocodile when the boys sign on as musicians for Captain Crocodile's Kiddy Show. 10:55 SIGN ON 7:00 LOST IN SPACE-"The Colonist." The Robinson 11:00 CARTOON CARNIVAL party is forced to surrender to the beautiful 11:30 THE FLINTSTONES leader of a tribe of man-hating women warriors 12:00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO who have decided to establish a pioneer colony. 12:50 SCIENCE IN ACTION-"Salmon Breeding." Dr. 8:00 IRONSIDE-"Something For Nothing." After eight Lauren Donaldson explains what is being done to years of trying to build a.case against an improve the number and quality. underworld loan shark# Ironside runs into 1:15 MOVIE: "Suez." See Wednesday for details. a man heavy in debt and who is about to 2:45 AUTO RACING assist the loan shark in a robbery. 3:15 WRESTLING FROM BUFFALO 9:00 THE GOLDDIGGERS-Joey Heatherton is back this 4:10 CANADIAN OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP week and assumes her dual role of hostess and 5:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED entertainer. Co-host is Frank Sinatra Jr. 6:00 NEWS BRIEF 10:00 TENTH HOUR NEWS 6:05 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA-"Deadly Waters." 10:15 MELODY RANCH-Special guest Red Foley joins The rescue of a hopelessly trapped diver sends show regulars. the'Seaview to the ocean floor at "crush 11:05 JOEY BISHOP SHOW depth." 12:10 SIGN OFF 7:00 THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH-"An Echo Of Faded Velvet." When Slate buys five thoroughbred FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 horses from a beautiful woman plantation owner) he finds himself at odds with her brother. 4:55 SIGN ON 8:00 -"The Pretender." 5:00 SHOWCASE '68-Host Lloyd Thaxton introduces a 9:00 JACKIE GLEASON SHOW (New Series)-Ralph Isramden roster of exciting new talents. The 1910 Fruit schemes to get his wife's furniture money. Gum Company sing their million-record seller 10:0 NEW BRIEF "Simon Says." 10:05 MOVIE: "The-Whole Truth." A temperamental 5:30 HAZEL-"Boom or Bust.' Italian actress turns her talents to blackmail. 6:00 NEWS PARADE The victim is the producer of the film she is 6:30 GUANTANAMO NOTEBOOK starringin. When the star ismurderedthe 6:35 BEBERLY HILLBILLIES-"Jed In Politics." Jed throws suspicion immediately points to the producer. his hat into the political arena to run for smog 11:30 MOVIE:"Espionage in Lisbon." Rival secret commissioner when Granny is told to stop making Agents struggle to obtain the musically coded smog-making lye soap. plans for a high-frequency advice. The hunt 7:00 DANIEL BOONE-''The Christmas Story."-A young takes the agents all ver the world. Indian couple are lost during; a snow blizzard. 12:40 SIGN OFF Armed Forces Radio MON. - FRI. (Cont'd) SATURDAY (Cont'd) 11:05 Roger Carroll 6:15 Purple Grotto AveTn - AM 1340 RCS 12:00 News 7:00 News AM AFRTS - 12:15 AFRTS Sports Page 7:05 PACEMAKER SUNDAY 12:30 Afternoon Weather Brief 8:00 News 12:32 LUNCHBREAK MUSICALE 8:05 Grand Ole Opry 5:57 Be Still and Know 1:00 News 9:00 News 6:00 News 1:05 LUNCHBREAK MUSICALE 9:05 RHYTHM AT RANDOM 6:05 SUNRISE VARIETY 1:30 Mon-Play It Like It Is 10:00 News 7:00 News Tue-Tex Williams Show 10:15 Melody Patterson Show 7:05 Weather Wed-Bob Kingsley 11:00 News 7:10 AFRTS Sports Page Thr-Ted Davis 11:05 Finch Bandwagon 7:15 AFRTS Business News Report Fri-Sounds of the Sixties 12:00 East of Midnight 7:25 SUNRISE VARIETY 1:55 Sportraits 8:00 News 2:00 News 8:05 Bill Stewart 2:05 Gene Weed AFRTS - FM 102.3 MCS 9:00 News 3:00 News 9:05 Bill Stewart 3:05 Gene Weed MONDAY 10:00 News 4:00 News 10:05 MORNING MEDLEY 4:05 SWING EASY 9 - 10 p.m. SPOTLIGHT with 11:00 News 5:00 News Doug McCurrach 11:05 Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 5:02 SWING EASY 11:30 Protestant Hour 6:00 News MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 12:00 News 6:30 Herman Griffith 12: 15 AFRTS Sports Page 6:55 Sportraits 7:15 - 8 p.m. Adventures in Good 12:30 Afternoon Weather Brief 7:00 News Music 12:32 HIT PARADER 7:05 PACEMAKER 1:00 News 8:00 News MONDAY - WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY 1:05 HIT PARADER 8:05 Date With Chris 2:00 News 9 :00 News 8 - 9 p.m. JAZZ! REDHOT AND 2:05 HIT PARADER 9:05 RHYTHM AT RANDOM COOL with Woody Boyd 3:00 News 10:00 News " 3:05 Jimmy Wakely 10:15 John Doremus TUESDAY - THURSDAY 4:00 News 11:00 News 4:05 Music and Me 11:05 All That Jazz- 8 - 10 p.m. CARIBBEAN 5:60 News 11:30 Tonight Show CONCERT HALL 5:05 World in Music 11:55 News with John Cooke 6:00 News FRIDAY 6:05 Golden Days of Radio SATURDAY 6:30 Sagebrush Theater 9:05 - 10 p.m.Many Faces of Folk 6:55 Drive Time 5:57 Be Still and Know Music 7:00 News 6:00 News 7:05 PACEMAKER 6:05 SUNRISE VARIETY AM and FM programs listed in all 8:00 News 7:00 News CAPS are live from AFRTS in 8:05 Pete Smith 7:05 Weather Guantanamo Bay 8:30 American Gallery 7:10 AFRTS Sports Page 9:00 News 7:15 AFRTS Business News Report CHURCH SERVICES 9:05 SUNDAY EVENING SERENADE 7:25 SUNRISE VARIETY LOCATION PROTESTANT 'R. CATH. 10:00 News 8:00 News 10:15. Jasin Street Jazz 8:05 SUNRISE VARIETY 11:00 News 8:30 Mission Music NavSta 8 a.m. 9:45 a m. 11:05 Music a la Cart 8:55 Worldwide 11 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 12:00 East of Midnight 9:00 News 7 p.m. 5 p.m.* 9:05 Andy Russell *Mon-Sat MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00 News NAS 9:30 a.m. 11:15 a.m. 10:05 Many Faces of Folk Music BULKELEY 9:30 a.m. 5:57 Be Still and Know 11:00 News LEEWARD 11 a.m. 9 a.m. 6:00 News 11:05 TEEN TIME CARIBE STUDY HALL 10 a.m. 6:05 GOOD MORNING SHOW 12:00 News 7:00 12:15 AFRTS Sports Page 12:30 7:05 Afternoon Weather rief 7:10 12:32 HIT PARADER 7:15 1:00 News 7 :25 1:05 HIT PARADER Thursday, Feb. 20, 1969 Guantanamo Gazette Page 7

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All Navy Exchange retail ac- The play, which is entitled, "Our Hearts ',ere tivities with the exception of Young and Gay," will be presented at the the Short Stop and the golf Little Theater Stage. All shows begin at course, will be closed Saturday 7:30 p.m. and admission will be $1 general and in observance of Washington's $1.50 reserved. All proceeds will be used to Birthday. Normal hours of op- help finance the Junior/Senior Prom and Bamltt. eration will resume Sunday. The Reef Raiders will dive at Cuzco Beach Sun- The Ladies Auxiliary of the day at 9 a.m. Fleet Reserve Association, Unit 100, will hold a Mardi Gras cos- Mrs. Thomas The revised volleyball. schedule is completed. tume 'parade for children 10 - Anyone interested in the game times and dates years and younger. The parade can pick up a schedule at Special Services. will be Friday in front of the Little Theater Stage. Prizes will. be awarded to the cos- The Naval Base Civic Council has openings for tumes voted as the prettiest, funniest, most councilmen in the following districts: original and the best overall costume. There #1------Villamar will also be a prize for the best float. For #3------Nob Hill further information on the parade, call 90278 #4------Granadillo Circle or 90115 any time. #5------Villamar #10------Marine Site Pull-----Anyone desirinq to form a Guantanamo Interested citizens may obtain further infor- Bay skeet and trap club is asked to contact mation on joining the council through district Lt Shroeder at 85716 DWH---Mark! representatives or by contacting Mr. Curry at 97125. Sailing classes will be starting on Leeward Point Sunday. The classes will be from 1 to Special Services wishes to announce the new 3 p.m. and will bq limited to 10 people. The operation hours of Marblehead Hall on Sat- fee will be $5. For. further informationcon- urdays and Sundays will be from 9 to 11:30 tact Ltjg Hassmann or sign up at the fish p.m. and gear locker on Leeward Point. The Navy Exchange garage will be closed Sat- The Marine Corp exchange will be closed Sat- utday. The Service station will remain open. urday in observance of Washington's Birthday. The archery association will hold an archery Yellow 'fever immunizations will be given by tournament Sunday at 1 p.m. The Chicago the hospital Saturday fro 8 to 9:30 a.m. by round will be shot.*.96 arrows at 20 yards kprbpintment only.; This shot is necessary for at a 16-inch target. The registration will all persons going to San Juan. To make your be at" noons Base and fleet personnel are appointment call 7710 before Saturday. welcome to participate.

The Matti Gras Committee wishes to clear up a Special Services will hold a swimming and misunderstanding concerning individual command diving meet Saturday at 9 a.m. at the enlisted projects and their proceeds. All profits mens' pool. For further information or b> sign taken in from any money- making project may upcall Mrs. Leslie at 95373. count as votes for the Mardi Gras Queen can- didates)but the actual money goes to the Com- Do you want to learn to play chess? For the munity Fund. Page 8 Guantanamo Gazette Thursday, Feb. 20, 1969

Beeline Cont'd For further information, call Mrs. Leslie at '68 Falcon, 2-door, radio and heater,200 cubic. 95373. engine, standard transmission, six seat belts, four-way flasher, factory -equipped anti-smog The Como Club Tuesday Night Duplicate Bridge device, $3,900. Call Pachico SHS2 at 85134 results for February 11 are as follows: First DWH. place, Mrs. David Bryan and Mrs. DeanPfeiffery second place, Miss Rachel Estes and Ltjg Alice Pink and white checked dress, perfect for.a Moulder; third place, Miss Anderson and Miss Guantanamo swinger, size 12. Call 85507 AT. Andrews. MGB, $4 000 or best offer; Solex motor bike, $25. Call 95451 DWH.

Congratulations to: Seven sets whites; 7 sets dungarees; 1 set undress blues; 1 set s/f dress blues; 4 pair AG1 George Bilansky and his wife, Patrica M., khaki shorts; 4 short- sleeve white shirts, a on the birth of a baby boy,. George Jr., born peacoat, seabag. Sizes are: jumper, coat 38; February 15. He weighed 6 lbs. and 12 ozs. shirts 15 ; trousers 30 x 30* entire lot $35. Bilansky is attached to the Naval Air Station. Call 96194 AWH. Classified Ads For Sale COMO CLUB Movie Schedule Feb 22-28 Full-size mattress and box springs; shower Sat. Teachers'Night Patio Steak Night connector of house trailer. Call 97120 AWH. Sun. "SAND PEBBLES" Steve McQueenRichard Attenborough Parts for '51 Chevrolet. Call 99102. Mon. Closed Tue. "MADIGAN" Richard WidmarkHenry Oster dog grooming clippers, extra blades and Fonda accessories. Call 99175 AT. Wed. "BOOM" Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Upright freezer, 18 cubic inches, $55. Call Thu. Game Night 99116 AT. Fri. Shipwreck Party

Blonde wig, long, 100% human hair. Call 96230 CPO CLUB Movie Schedule Feb 22-28 AT. Sat. "MADIGAN" Richard Widmark, Henry '65 Oldsmobile 442, maroon, $,200. Call 85249 Fonda. DWH or 98167 AWH. Sun. "BOOM" Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burton Internal engine with 4-speed, best offer. Mon. "THE YOUNG RUNAWAYS" Brooke Bundy Call 85124 DWH. Tue. "DON'T RAISE THE BRIDGE, LOWER THE * *** ** RIVER" Jerry Lewis Modern design console TV, 23 inches, excellent Wed. "CLAMBAKE" Elvis Presley condition, $75. Call 95441 AT. Thu. Game Night Fri, "THE GROUP" Joan Hackett '52 Pontiac, outstanding body, good running condition, four new tires. See at Naval ACEY-DUCEY CLUB Movie Schedule Feb 22-28 Station Pistol Range or call 85714 DWH. Sat. "RIDE TO HANGMAN'S TREE" Jack Lord AKC registered german sheperdi puppies, six "A TIME FOR KILLING" Glenn Ford) weeks old. Call Mrs. Costello at 98132 AWH. Inger Stevens Sun. "MADIGAN" Richard Widmark, Henry Allstatemotorcycle, 250 cc., less than Vpoo Fonda miles, $300. Call 98298 AWH. Mon. "WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS" Tue. "BOOM" Elizabeth Taylor) .Richard Mitchell Garcia fishing rods, 6 foot heavy Burton action' with 600A reel; q-foot medium action