A NEW TURN TO THE INDEPENDANCE M'OVEMENT IN PUERTn RICO

The Moderate Independence Party, commercial version, the AR-15, and new era of hard hitting, highly by Daniel Drosdoff which has always rejected violence, shotguns. trained terrorists may have arrived. (UPI)--Observers say the ambush this received only five percent of the Two sailors died and 10 others The U.S. sailors and their depen- week of unarmed U.S. sailors, meth- votes in the last election, while were wounded, some seriously. dents manning the huge Roosevelt odically planned and brutally carried the tiny but. vociferous Socialist An FBI spokesman said, "The Roads Naval Base on the eastern out, has given a new turn to the' Party, a Marxist, pro-independence choice of weapons shows that this tip of the island, the Navy's independence movement in Puerto group with close ties to Cuba, picked was a well-armed group that knew Caribbean Headquarters, and the Rico. up one percent. what it was doing and chose very strategic Sabana Seca Communications In the past, groups resorting to Three independence groups claimed destructive weapons." Installation, would be easy targets violence to promote independence responsibility for the attack on for professionally trained terrorist have been sporadic, amateurish and the unarmed sailors Monday, and Political violence is nothing new units like the one that struck Monday, largely ineffective in swaying they used weapons and tactics pre- to Puerto Rico, but the "Island The Puerto Rico police chief, public opinion. In the last major viously unseen in political violence of Enchantment," as it is nicknamed, Desiderio Cartagena, says his men election in 1976, 94 percent of in Puerto Rico. has so far escaped the extreme will get tougher yet because of the the voters cast ballots for the two The four or five men who carried type of civil upheaval that has attack on the Navy. major parties. out the ambush used three types plagued Latin America and other parts This may begin a wave of reprisals The parties that favor independence of weapons--the AK-47 automatic of the world. and counter-reprisals, signaling from the United States nave never rifle of Czech or Chinses manufac- Observers say those days of rela- the start of a long midnight for attracted a wide following. ture, the American M016 or its tive peace may now be over. A the island of enchantment. Guantanamo Gazette Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

Vol. 34 - No. 225 Friday, Dec. 7, 1979

Pearl Harbor Day, Dec. 7 World News Digest That Day ofInfamy SACREMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- A spokesman for the California Department of Corrections said a race riot at Soledad Prison yesterday afternoon was planned by black inmates. Two inmates have been reported killed and 17 injured in the riot which was quelled when guards waded in firing birdshot. The corrections spokesman said blacks apparently started the fight in retaliation for an assault by whites against blacks that occurred last August.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Energy Secretary Charles Duncan is proposing voluntary state gasoline-saving quotas for the first quarter of next year -- a plan he says could eventually become mandatory. Duncan said that under the new Emergency Energy Conservation Act, Presi- dent Jimmy Carter could impose limits on gas consumption if he decides that a severe supply shortage exists or is imminent. Meanwhile, the Senate has indicated that it still opposes any mandatory conservation program despite the crisis in Iran. Senators defeated a proposal yesterday that would have required the resident to divise conservation targets for the states within 45 days.

SEOUL, S. Korea (AP) -- South Kdrea's supreme court has ordered seven people, including the country's former intelligence chief, to be tried in a military court in the assassination of President Park. Defense lawyers had demanded a civilian trial, but a-panel of four highs court judges said there was legal precedent for trying the seven civilians in a military court. An eighth defendant, who is an active army colonel must face court martial proceedings.

EXTERIOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTING AUTHORIZED An an effort to make the Holiday For exterior displays, only lights Season more festive for residents specifically designated as "exter-" of Guantanamo Bay, COMNAVBASE ior" should be used. announced the authorization of mod- Care must be taken to ensure the erate displays of Christmas light- safety of all extension cords used ing in base housing areas. for Christmas lighting, and to pre- vent overloading of any portion of USS ArizonaPHO Each family is permitted up to the interior wiring. 40 bulbs or 600 watts of lighting The use of exterior lighting for As discussions continue over the aircraft came through the mist on (whichever is less), or groups of celebration of Christmas represents preparedness of today's Armed Forc- Sunday morning, Dec. 7. They bombed families may band together to create a departure from the stringent pro- es, we might take note of the state and strafed the neatly alligned Army a display which consumes 600 watts gram of energy conservation which has of preparedness of the United States planes on Hickam and Wheeler Fields, The per family up to a maximum of been the rule at Guantanamo. 38 years ago on Dec. 7, 1941, Pearl as well as Navy and Marine Corps 1800 watts or 120 standard Christmas cooperation of the community in Harbor Day. aircraft. The major target, howev- bulbs. (If you are unsure of the the conservation program has been Along the Pacific Coast, the Army er, was the eight U.S. Navy ships in wattage your lights consume, figure excellent, and continued cooperation had only 45 modern fighter planes the waters of Pearl Harbor. 15 watts per standard size Christmas can easily offset the moderate use ready to fly, and only 12 three-inch When the raid was over, about 170 lamp.) of Christmas lighting. anti-aircraft guns to defend the en- aircraft were destroyed and 102 dam- The displays may be energized Whenever possible this cool tire Los Angeles area. On the East aged; all eight battleships and many etween 6 and 10 p.m., commencing season, secure your air conditioners Coast, there were only 54 Army other vessels 'were sunk or badly ecember 15 and ending January 15. and open your windows. Ensure only fighter planes ready for action. damaged. Tofal casualties came to Residents are reminded that all necessary lighting is used, and The Army numbered some 1.64 mil- about 3,400 persons, including 2,402 Christmas lighting presents a special reduce your use of water. lion men organized into four armies, U.S. Servicemen and civilians who hazard to homes. Each cord, socket Follow the common sense rules of 37 divisions and more than 40 combat were killed. and bulb should be carefully inspec- energy conservation this Christmas air groups. But for a number of Japanese losses were about 49 air- ted for defects, and damaged strings Season, and give us all a present reasons, such as lack of tank and craft and five midget . should be thrown away. of energy to spare next summer. anti-aircraft guns, anti-aircraft As military tacticians point out, artillery, radios, radar, and above the enemy managed to apply in one all, ammunition, the War Department shattering operation a combination I-M-103 sports schedule of that time was unwilling to commit of the principles of surprise, ob- more than one division and a single jective mass, security and maneuver. regiment for service its larger strategic context, the Sunday - FB: Cinn. Bengals at Washington Redskins 1 p.m. anti-aircraft In in any theater where combat opera- Pearl Harbor attack also exemplified FB: S.D. Chargers at New Orleans Saints 4 p.m. tions appeared likely. the principle of the economy of- U.S. military scholars concede, force. Monday - FB: Pitt. Steelers at Houston Oilers 9 p.m. "The was one The joint Congressional Committee of the most brilliant tactical feats that investigated the attack called Tuesday - BKB: Georgetown (DC) at Indiana 7:30 p.m. of the war." From six Japanese car- it the "greatest military and .naval riers that had taken up positions disaster in our nation's history." p.m. Friday - BKB: Milw. Bucks at Boston Cletics 7:30 200 miles north of Oahu, some 350 But fortunately for the United Continued on Page 3 -- Page Guantanamo Gazette Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 Special announcements community The following rules have been On Windward side, regular office established for payment of tele- hours will be observed for the phone bills: month of December, except for (1) The total bill is due and closing on December 25, 26, and payable on or before the 18th of 27. These are Tuesday, Wednesday, each month; partial payments will and Friday from 9 a.m. until 12 bulletin board not be accepted, except in cases noon and Thursday from 3 until 5 p.m. Community announcements may be called in between 8 and 11 a.m., or hand of extreme hardship. The phone number is 8307. carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday (2) Bills not paid by the 18th through Friday (excluding holidays). Deadline for publication is noon COURSES BEING OFFERED in Term emergency announcements will be will be added to the follwoing the previous working day. Honafide II by Old Dominion accepted anytime. Community announcements will be published not more months bill; a bill which is not University than once a week for a maximum of three weeks and then rewritten, paid by the 18th of the second month include: condanged, and included in a daily calendar section during the week of Biology 331: General Biology, the event, Cmercial advertising is prohibited although announcements that is, a bill which is two months of available services will be permitted but limited to twice monthly. deliquent - will be assessed a 3 credits Announcements for businesses or services requiring command approval may $10 deliquent charge, and service Finince 331: Legal Environment of be required to provide prof of a letter of authority. Ads which discrimination the basis of race, sex, creed, color, or national origin will be disconnected. Business - 3 will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to (3) For the convenience of cus- Math 103: Trigonometry - 3 edit and rewrite all submissions. (AT-Anytime/DWH-During Working Hours/ tomers, there is a "drop box" in Physics 102: Elementary Physics AW*Mter Working Hours).Call 8819 the main entrance to the tele- 4 credits phone exchange to receive payments Pol. Sci. 101: American Politics outside of normal working hours. 3 credits Payments must be in check or money Psych. 325: Drugs and Behavior order! The government assumes no 3 credits Clubs & Organizations responsibility for payments made Soc. 201: Introduction to this way until the check or money Sociology - 3 THERE WILL BE A NEW YEAR'S EVE ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 at 9 order is in the hands of the collec- Spanish 101: Beginning Spansih Party, Monday, December 31 in the a.m. there will be a meeting for all tion agent. Receipts are provided 3 credits CPO Harbor Lights Lounge. The part y Ladies Golf Association members by Guard Mail. If a receipt is not Spanish 102: Beginning Spanishh will begin with cocktails from and all interested women players. received within several working days continued - 3 7 to 8 p.m. Dinner will be served At this meeting we will be discussing of the payment, subscribers should Course descriptions and times of from 8 until 10 p.m. prime rib activities for the new year. inquire to ensure the payment was classes may be picked up at au jus with all the trimmings will Please come and support your club. credited. the ODU office during regular hours. be on the menu. Graphic Expression THE GITMO BAY SUPER BANTAM bowl- Disco will be playing from 10 p.m. ing league will bowl Saturday, MARY KELLEY, coordinator for OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY announces until 3 a.m. Champagne will be Dec. 8 at the regular time of 11 Old Dominion University, will be registration for Term II will be served at 11:45 p.m. and Auld Lang a.m. For information, cantact Steve in the VC-10 Career Counselor's held at the ODU office behind Syne will be sung at 12 midnight. Childers at 96180 AWH. Office on Leeward on Wednesday, the Downtown Lyceum from December Breakfast will be served from 12:30 December 12 and 19 from 3 to 5:30 31 through January 12 (Monday through until 1:30 a.m. Breakfast will THE GITMO BAY JUNIOR BANTAM p.m. to answer questions about Saturday) from 9 a.m. until 12 be scrambled eggs, ham, bacon, grit afternoons .s, bowling league will bowl Saturday, Term II; and on January 2 and 9 noon; also both Thursday home fried potatoes and toast. will Dec. 8 at the regular time of for registration. The phone number from 3 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Kelley An open bar will be available all also hold registration on the 11 a.m. For further information is 64432. evening and there will be party contact Mrs. Chastain at 98137 AWR. Leeward side in the VC-10 Career favors also. The cost is $25 Counselor's office on both Wednes- per person. Tickets will be on sale CIVIC COUNCIL SURVEY day afternoons, January 2 and by December 7. There is a plan for Please answer the following questions and return, Via Guard Mail to: 9 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. seating arrangement and we would Box 39, Bin 31 Tuition for all 3 credit courses like you to come to the CPO Manage- Ship Repair Department is $102 without tuition assistance ment Office and choose where you (civilians and dependents) and would like to be seated. There is 1. In which housing area do you reside? $25.50 with tuition assistance limited seating capacity and a 2. How often do you and/or members of your family go to the McCalla (active duty military personnel). limited supply of tickets, 'please Lyceum for movies? Weekly/Monthly The 4-credit course (Physics) make your arrangements early. For 3. Do you take your children to McCalla Lyceum, drop them off for will be $136 without TA; $34 information call 951114 or movies and return later for pick up? If yes, how often? with TA. 95579. 4. Do you favor McCalla Lyceum at its present location? Yes/No A check or money order for the 5. Why? correct amount is requested at THE SKIPPERS MEETING for the the time of registration. Sailing Regatta December 8 & 9, wil 6. If it were feasible to build another lyceum, as accurately as be at the Special Services Marina possible, identify where you would have it located. SANTA WILL BE AT THE NEX Decemb at 1 p.m., December 8. The Regatta 8, 9, 15, and 16 from 12 noon unt will commence immediately after the 7. Why would you locate it there? 2 p.m. A photographer will be meeting. Any command that has taking pictures at a cost of $2 not previously registered may do 8. Would you and/or your family frequent the lyceum more/less, were each. so at the Skippers Meeting. it relocated? 9. What would you estimate your present gas mileage to be on the THE NEX PERSONALIZED SERVICES THE FRA CLUB WILL HAVE A New Year'S vehicle you most frequently use to go to the lyceum? announces installation of a new Eve Dance on December 31 from Do you use regular or premium gas. shirt machine for customer con- 8 p.m. until? The cost will be 10. What is your quarters number? venience. In honor of this event, a $8 per person and $16 per couple. The information requested is for computation purposes only, and will special introductory 10 percent The music will be provided by be reguarded as confidential and destroyed when the information needed off sale of all personalized ser- Rockin' Bob and hors d' oeuvres wil l is transcribed. veces T-shirts will be held Dec. be served. This event will be open 8 and 9. to all members and eligible guests only. THE NAVY EXCHANGE FOOD SERVICES announces a special holiday sale THE FRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING(G on Schlitz Beer in the bottles will be held December 12 at 7 p.m. calendar for only $5.40 per case. This sale at the FRA home in Morin Center. will be effective from Friday, December 7 until Monday, December THE FRA GENERAL ASSEMBLY meeting Today 31. will be held December 17 at 8 p.m. Pentacostal prayer meeting, Pentacostal Church, Bay Hill Road, 7 pom. at the FRA Home in Morin Center. Alcoholics Aaonymous meeting, 8 p.m., East Bargo Old Nursery School ON DECEMBER 13 and 14 the Gates- All shipmates are urged to attend. building. (951204, 98227). McGinite Standardized Reading Test, will be administered to stu- THE CURMUDGEONS (WO's/LDO's) Tomorrow dent's ability in the areas of vocab- and old goats (CPO's) will battle The VC-10 children's Christmas party will be held from 2:30 to 4 p.m. For ulary, speed and accuracy, and comp- it out at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. more information call 96165. rehension. Results will be used to 9 at softball field number one. ACT test to be given at the W.T. Sampson High School. Contact Chuck Kelley assess a student's capability and This is a fund raiser for the newly give assistance through the reading at 95404. established Guantanamo Bay Youth improvement specialist. For further Association. Come on out, enjoy Seventh Day Adventist Church meets, McCalla Chapel, 9:30 a.m. (8638.Weir) information, contact Mrs. Hansen the fun and support the Youth at 99100 during school hours. Athletic Association. Romant Catholic Polk ?lass, 6 p.m., Base Chapel.; Rite of Reconciliation, 5- 5:30 p.m., Base Chapel. THE CPO HARBOR LIGHTS LOUNGE will eGuastunomo Gazette be open on Sunday, Dec. 9. You ISunday may make a selection from our open Jamaican United Fellowship of Service divine service, 10 a.m. ; evening menu for a delicious meal. Dining room hours are 5:30 to 8:30 n.m. Captain John H. Fetterman Jr. worship, 6:30 p.m., all at Bay Hill Church. Church of Christ Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:40 a.m.; Commanding Officer Naval Station evening worship, 6:30 p.m., all at McCalla Chapel. Take note Lt. Oiehard L. Thompson.Public Affairs Officer= Roman Catholic Mass, 9:30 a.m., Base Chapel; Rite of Reconciliation, es. Susan ehrean.Assistant Public Affairs Officer The students of Mrs. Catherine JO Bill Reed. . Editorr 8:30-9,a.m., Base Chapel. J02 Brenda K. Starkey Copy Editor Evans will present their holiday . JOSN J..ichael Porter. Joualist Protestant divine services, Leeward Chapel, 9 a.m.; Base Chapel, 11 a.m. piano recital in the Base Chapel A Paul D. Clifton .Joroalis Z.oeny Kerndy.Prodction sistant & b:30 p.m. Monday evening, December 10 at The Church o1 Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, McCalla Annex, Priest-v. 7:30. Refreshments to follow. The Guntanmo Gazette is published according to thhe hood at 8:30 s.c.; Sunday.School, 10 s.c.; Sacrement, 5:30 p.m. (98127, rules and regulations for ship and station nespapr The Guantanamo Bay Civic Council as outlined in NATOS P-35 and under the direction .n95342). ce will meet in the captain's confer- of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Print d Pentacostal gospel meeting, 8 s.c.; evangelistic meeting, 5 p.m., Penta- five tmes weekly at government expense on government nt costal ence room of the McCalla Hill Admin- equipment at the Publications and Printinge Seroi: hoodn atho8:30Church, ass.;1Sunda.ool,10Bay Hill Road. ap.;Scent5:0pm(917 n 1 istration Building at 7:30 p.m., Branch Office, the opinions or statement in neos ites thee appear herein are not to be construed as official o Monday Monday, Dec. 10. The public is in- or as reflecting the views of COMA SE or the D-e partmant of the Navy. vited. Friday, Dec. 7, 1979 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

L 0 C A L R E S I D EN T R E C A L L S DECEMBER 7, 1941 THAT DAY OF INFAMY -ContinuedfromPaei

by J02 Brenda K. Starkey States, the Japanese failed to sink in 1942 and in 1943; and 8 million A local resident, Austin Campbell, ship Nevada which had been damaged the three carriers of the Pacific dead weight tons of shipping in 1942 a civilian employee of Ordnance, and was aground. Fleet that were to sea, and they and 10 million in 1943. Although has some vivid personal memories of Mr. Campbell had already bid fare- failed to follow through with at- unrealistic sounding when announced, Pearl Harbor Day since he was serv- well to his brother by this time. tacks on Hawaii or the United the goals were in fact exceeded. ing aboard the USS Phoenix in Hawaii: After he had awakened him, both States. Dec. 7, 1941, that day 38ryears in December 1941. petty officers had shaken hands, Mr. Campbell, who has lived in sure that they would never see each Gitmo for 25 years, was sure that other again, and gone to their battle morning he had begun the last day stations, Campbell said. of his life. "I knew the whole Japanese fleet A second class gunners mate, Mr. must be out there. I thought it Campbell was taking a shower when would be the last day of my life," the Japanese began their bombing. he recalled. He recalls running down to wake up But fortunately for the Campbell his brother, a second class fire brothers -- both assigned to the controlman, who was also assigned Phoenix because Austin had recom- to the light and was still mended the ship to his sibling who sleeping at the time. accordingly requested duty with his brother -- and for the rest of the U.S. Pacific Fleet that day, the Japanese fleet was not waiting outside the harbor. "We joined up with the USS Enter- prise after clearing the harbor and later the North Hampton, a heavy cruiser. Later that evening we were joined by a and together we comprised the U.S. The disastrous attack also had ago which President Roosevelt said battle fleet," Mr. Campbell said. another impact. It ended the divi- was "a day that will live in infamy, The two Campbells were one of sion of American opinion toward par- propelled the United States into be- twelve sets of brothers aboard the ticipation in the war. America im- coming a world power and brought a Phoenix that day. mediately went to war with a unani- new patriotic fervor and sense of Austin recalls his brother being mity of popular support unprecedent- the importance of military prepared- a good sailor during the war in the ed in U.S. military history. ness to Americans. Pacific, but getting out of the ser- Taking advantage of this patriotic As Winston Churcill expressed it, vice when the opportunity presented fervor, President Franklin 0. Roose- "The Japanese attack upon the United itself. velt set seemingly impossible pro- States was a vast simplification of Austin, however served in the duction goals. Early in January the country's problems and duty. Pacific until February 1943 and 1942, he proclaimed that the nation How can we wonder that they regarded again from July 1943 until the end would build 60,000 airplanes in 1942 the actual form of the attack, or o e Phoenix was the first ship of the war. He went on to serve and 125,000 in 1943; 45,000 tanks in even its scale, as incomparably less of any size to get out of the harbor aboard the battleship Wisconsin 1942 and 75,000 in 1943; 20,000 important than the fact that the that morning," he recalled. during Korea and to retire as a anti-aircraft guns in 1942 and whole American Nation would be unit- She first passed Battleship Row chief gunner's mate after 22 years 35,000 in 1943; 500,000 machine guns ed for its own safety in a righteous where the and other victims in the Navy. cause as never before." of the Japanese attack were burning. Mr. Campbell plays down his pre- battleships The flames of these sence at Pearl Harbor saying "It's on the starboard scorched the paint like saying you're a Civil War vet- side of the Phoenix as she passed. eran. That was 38 years ago." Promise Saves Pacific Then the light cruiser carrying the Campbell brothers was forced to The story of the Japanese attack planes were parked close together turn around and go out another upon Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, on the field and few survived the channel carefully passing the battle- is one of the most written about attack. happenings in American history. The rest is history: how the But the man whose leadership would American defenders of the Philippines eventually win the war in the were forced to retreat down the Pacific was not at Pearl Harbor. peninsula, where the Battling Gitmo in days of yore Douglas MacArthur was in the 'Bastards of held out against Seventeen years ago today, Dec. Philippines. hopeless odds. Finally realizing 1962, marked the beginning of filled with laughing childrenen, busy It was General MacArth, r's that there was no fur her hope, e of the most joyous seasons housewives and contented husbands brilliant leadership that won the the remnants of the American force Guantanamo Bay has ever known. whose family has joined the;m. war in the Pacific, but what of and their Philippine allies crossed It must have seemed at the time "As the plane taxied up, tthe faces, his days in Manila just after the the narrow straits to the island of with Christmas approaching, that some crying, could be seen peering Pearl Harbor attack? The Phili- . the return of dependents evacuated out of the small windows of the ppines would not long be spared On April 9, 1942, the remaining Oct. 22 of that year would indeed plane. While in the backer;found, and its fate would depend upc the forces on Bataan surrendered. On make the season one of celebration. sailors, Marines and some ciivilians decisions made by MacArthi the night of May 5, after a final The women and childern who were draped over ledges, leaned out of In Manila, across the 1 five-day rtillery barrage against sent back to the States at the windows and stood in doorwayLys -- national Date Line, it was anday, the starving defenders of the rock, height of the Cuban Missile Crisis watching! Dec. 8, 1941, and the telephones the Japanese landed and hauled down began to return home to Gitmo that "Those that returned today,y more began ringing just a few m-. =s the American flag. General Jonathan day. than represented something for every- after the last Japanese plane had Wainwright was forced to surrender On hand to welcome them were body -- a sense that Gitmo 1has at flown away from the smoking ruins unconditionally. Under his orders, a group of anxious husbands, curi- lst returned to the normal fun-fill- of the naval base at Pearl. which the Japanese forced him to ous spectators and Perry Como, who Ed community -- American sty:yle U.S.A. The first reaction of General Mac- broadcast, other American commanders was entertaining here at the time. "Among the civilians press ;ent was Arthur--and that of all Americans-- in the Philippines surrendered one A reportAs written te pandneaed thatts dayosiion de- Perry"Altuthehlan Como, on thetaxid base up,for a round was disbelief. The next reaction by one. By early June, except scribes the scene; of personal appearances. PEjerry was was to prepare the Philippines for for scattered guerrilla detachments 'There's no place like home just another greeter this d;ay, how- the expected onslaught of the in the hills of the islands, the war had more meaning today at Guantana- ever, and he would have wan ted it no Japanese. was appraently over in the Phili- mo Bay than any other place in the other way. It was a gracio;us act General MacArthur, as did most ppines. world. As the first group of de- for him to he there -- but tthe stars of the strategists in the War But such was not the case. pendents arrived at the Leeward of the show were 'Nomy and Kiddies.' Department, believed that the MacArthur had made a promise before Point Airfield at Guantanamo Bay, "After much hugging and kiissing, Japanese would soon be put to he loft the Philippines: "I shall tears of happiness flowed and Gitmo's first reunited fami lies rout. But just a few days before return." And the Japanese had strong embraces filled the area, gladly posed for photographerers and Christmas, U.S. reconnaissance air- made a fatal mistake in overlooking "The excitement and anticipation interviews by newsmen press;nt for craft reported a large fleet of the carriers that had sailed from of the twelve fathers and husbands the occasion. The comments boiled warships sailing toward the Pearl Harbor shortly before they was clearly visible as the silver doe to one simple but mean ingful Philippines. attacked. Douglas MacArthur would transport mads its approach me. ' Then reports came in of a large and did return to lead American to land, phrase, 'It's good to be ho; h ln erdispstin "lhuhti"mrcnc community enemy formation closing in on forces to victory, despite the devas- on the field, the tension could be in Cuba will not have aeen ite' Clark Air Field. Just as at Pearl tation which began the Pacific . lt throughout the gathered crowd, Christmas. it will certainly be bless- Harbor, the Japanese could not War on Pear Harbor. reunion was almost pandemoni- p"Theaedwith a most merry one p Lus a joy- believe their good fortune. The um as waiting husbands, scores of ous New Year." friends and just plain curiosity As those of us spending Clhristmas seekers gathered at the reception 1979 here in Guantanamo Bay find area. It was a joyous moment for ourselves complaining about the those waiting, those arriving and absence of family and loved ones, to the hundreds of others at this the "limited" selection of gift Naval Base, whowasa willclal soonviil be asteslegreet- items at the local exchange as and the Sergeant Major & Mrs. David Adelman ing their loved ones in time for the certainty that this will no t be a Proudly Announce Christmas season. The scars of the white Christmas for us, perthaps we sudden departure were suddenly heal- should look back at that ho liday THE ENGAGEMENT

ed as this giant American community season of 1962 and be thank ful for OF THEIR DAUGHTER in the Caribbean once again will be what is here this year. IRENE ANN TO 4 FOR EVERYONE IS SERGENAT ALLEN B. COMPTON USMC A March wedding is planned Friday, Page 4 Guantanamo oGazette Nov. 7, 1979 MONDAY MORNING

9:00 Sesame Street Job opportunities 10:00 Body Buddies Applications 10:30 Monday Morning Movie:" should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Per sonnel TV1:00 General HospitalLOG~c Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have 1:45 Cartoons 12:00 Jokers Wild filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until th e posi- 2:00 Julia 12:30 Andy Griffith tion is filled. Additional information concerning these racancies may be 2:30 True Adventure obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by review ing 3:00 Voyage to the Bottom of the Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. Sea 4:00 Cartoons ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION & GRADE CLOSING DATE CO Downtown:MOVIES Love at First Bite,PG )MMAND 4:30 Wild Kingdom 4:55 Almanac Murder By Death, PG 188-79 Bartender, WG-7405-03 Dec. 14, '79 EM CLUB 5:00 Newswatch McCalla: Journey to the Center 288-79 Bartender, (Int), NA-7405-3 Dec. 14, '79 CPO CLUB 6:00 Nova of the Earth, G 289-79 Maintenance Scheduler, Dec. 14, '79 PWD 7:00 Grizzly Adams Kiddie Show Program, G WD-8523-07 (Auto Mech) 7:55 Notes of Interests Marine: The Eyes of Laura Mars, 290-79 Shop Planner (Automotive Dec. 14, '79 PWD 8:00 Supertra:: R Mean Dog Blues, R Mechanic), WD-5823-05 9:00 Kaz Leeward: The Big Sleep, R 291*79 Cook Foreman, (Int), Dec. 14, '79 Como Club 10:00 Starsky and Hutch Midway, Class I NS-7404-07 10:55 Newswatch Update Windjammer: Sidewinder I, PG 30-006-79 Accountant, GS-510-12 Dec. 17, '79 Comptroller 11:00 Rock World Piranha, R 10-343-79 Telephone Mechanic, Dec. 17, '79 PWD 11:45 Midnight Special COMO Club: No Movie WG-2502-11 CPO Club: 12:55 Movie: "The Horsemen" Adult The Ravagers, PG 35-106-79 Crane Operator, WG-5725-11 Dec. 17, '79 PWD 2:35 Sign Off Post #46: California Suite, PG 10-508-79 Heavy Mobile Equipment Ins Dec. 14, '79 PWD The Choir Boys, R SATURDAY spector, WG-5803-11 SATURDAY 293-79 Administrative Services Clerk,Dec. 7:00 Metric Man 14, '79 S/S Downtown: Goldengirl,PG-The China Hot AS-301-04 7:30 Fudge Syndrome, PG 188-79 Bartender, LWG-7405-03 Dec. 7:55 Children's 14, '79 EM Club Special McCalla: The Legand of the North 286-79 Motor Vehicle 8:50 Operator, Dec. 14, '79 S/S Soupy Sales west, G Love at Fi (Taxi Driver), LWG-5703-05 9:15 Cartoons Bite, PG Full Time 9:45 Battle of the Planets Marine: Close Encounters of te 290-79 Shop 10:10 Daktari (Time Change) Planner (Automotive Me- Dec. 14, '79 PWD Third Kind, PG The End, chanic), LWD-5823-05 11:00 Dance Fever (Time Change) 292-79 11:25 Challenge of Accounting Technician, LGS- Dec. 14, '79 Comptroller the Sexes (New Leeward: The Call of the Wild,G Series) 525-05 NAF The Promise, PG APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED 12:00 NFL Game of the Week FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: Windjammer: The Bandits, PG Skate- 12:25 College Football '79 board, PG 20-015-75 Clerk-Typist, GS-3 12:50 NCAA Football "LSU vs. Florida OPEN COMO Club; Boulevard Nights, R 94-001-75 LibrAry State" Aid, GS-2 (PT) OPEN CPO Club: Sweater Girls, R 85-009-78 Waitress, NA-3 (Int) OPEN 20/20 (Special) Como Club 4:20 Post # 46: Harper Valley PTA, PG 85-029-78 Bartender, NA-3 (Int) OPEN Como Club 5:00 Information Special The Psychic, R 187-79 Waiter/Waitress, NA-03 (Int) OPEN CPO Club 5:30 Newswatch Weekend Telephone Operator, GS-02 or 6:00 Hee Haw SUNDAY GS-03 or GS-02 leading to GS-3 OPEN PWD 7:00 Carol Burnett and Friends Downtown: Winter Kills, R 10-316-75 Laborer, LWG-2 OPEN 7:30 Good Times McCalla: Goldengirl, PG 36-002-75 Firefighter, PS-3 OPEN 8:00 Chips Marine: The Last Guerilla, P( 10-488-75 Laborer, LWG-3 OPEN 9:00 Love Boat Leeward: The Serpent's Egg, R 47-79 Bartender, (Int), LWG-3 OPEN Como Club 10:00 Vegas Windjammer: The Great Bank Hoax, PG 48-79 Food Service Worker, (Int) OPEN Como Club 11:00 Saturday Night Live (Adult) COMO Club: Watch Out, We're Mad, G LWG-02 12:10 Movie: "The Ruling Class" CPO Club: No Movie Post 49-79 Waiter, (Int), LWG-03 OPEN Como Club (Adult) #46: Avalanche, PG 60-111-78 Taxi Driver, (PT), LWG-5 OPEN S/S 2:45 Sign Off MONDAY Downtown: Sweater Girls, R 85-009-78 Movie Prqjectionist, LWG-5 OPEN Como Club SUNDAY McCalla: 7 :00 Hour of Power Boulevard Nights, R Marine: The Ravagers, PG -- rart time Cobbler (50% commission), The Navy Exchange has t he follow- 7:50 Sacred Heart Leeward: The Great Bank Hoax, PG to work for the Navy Exchange. Elem- ing job openings. 8:05 Christopher Closeup Post #46: Tove and Bullets, PG entary school required with one --Full-time Sales Clerk II (PS2/ 8:35 Insight year experience preferred. Must 3.07 or LGS2/1.78), to wo rk at 9:00 700 Club TEEN CLUB MOVIES Sunday be able to operate all appropriate the Main Retail Store. Hi gh school 9:55 Morning Movie: "King Fri - The Muppet Movie, G of Passion" cobbler machinery. graduate preferred with s ix months Oh God, PG 11:35 Juke Box -- Part-time Watch Repairman experience required. Sat - Lost and Found, PG 12:00 Wide World of Sports (50% commission), to work for the -- Full-time Counter Clerk I (NA2/ Jaws II, PG This is the NFL Navy Exchange. High school graduate 3.11 or LWG2/1.82), to wo rk at the 1:00 GUANTANAMO BAY SCHOLARSHIP NFL Football "Cincinnati vs. commic- preferred. With one year work NEX Coffee Shop. Element ry school 1:20 tee meeting (Board of Regents) will San Diego" experience also preferred. required with one year experience be meeting Saturday, Dec. 8, at 2 4:00 Movie: "Last of the Mohicans" These positions close December also required. p.m. at the O.V. Trailer #6 (3rd 14, 1979. For further 5:25 Captain's Call information from Fil-Am Club). All organizations please 5:30 Newswatch Weekend contact Ms. L. King at are urged to send a representative. 6:00 Sixty Minutes 8348. Call 8882 DWH and 8731 AWH, 7:00 Project UFO NHL results 8:00 The Fitzpatricks CONJUNTO CRISTAL the fantastic 9:00 Movie: "Dollars" (Adult) Cuban band from Miami, Florida NBA results New York Islanders 4, Bos ton 3 11:00 Variety Special will be playing at the Windjammer Quebec 5, St. Louis 2 11:50 on Sunday, December 9 from 7:30 41:05 Utah 87, Portland 82 (OT) Best of Carson San Diego 105, San Diego 103 Philadelphia 9, Los Angel 8 Sign Off until 11 p.m. There will be a $1 cover charge. Come out and get in the groove. For sale Colt-Sauer, 30-06, bolt action rifle; new Winchester M70 A, 270 bolt Wanted action rifle; Hewlett-Packard HP- Someone to develop black and white 38E, programmable (100 step), classifieds pictures, 8141 AWH. financial calculator, LT Delaney, 95384 DWH, 951001 ext. 257 AWH. Someone to do yard work, 8141 AWH. Classified advertisements may be sent to the Gazette by Guard Mail or hand carried to the Public Affairs Office 7:30 a.m., to 4:30 p.m., Monday Spice rack, never been used, ordered through Friday (excluding holidays. Deadline for publication is noon Giveaway from the NEX Catalog, $20; gun the previous working day. Ada are limited to 40 words and published not cleaning kit, $8; ladies size 7 more than twice weekly per submission. Commercial advertising is One black cat and two kittens roller skates, $5; bowling ball, prohibited although announcements concerning available services will be need a good home, if interested permitted but limited to twice monthly. Ada for businesses or services 15 lbs., $15; full size red satin requiring command approval may be required to provide proof of a letter call 99269 AWH. sheets, $15, 97217 AT. of authority. Ada which disciminate on the basis of race, sex, creed, color, or national origin will not be accepted. The Public Affairs Staff Yard 2100 BTU air conditioner. Excell- reserves the right to edit and rewrite all submissions. (APAnytime/ sale ent. 95410 AWH DWH-During Working Hours/AWH-After Working Hours). Villamar 12238,. 9 a.m. until 12 n .- Saturday, December 8, snorkel equ 11,000 BTU A/C, excellent condition, '67 VW Bug; 11,000 BTU A/C, 110 V, ment, fishing equipment, motorcycle $150; 5,000 BTU A/C, runs, will 8435/95384 DWH, BEQ A complex, helmets, girls clothes, size 12, need new fan motor shortly, $45, room 201 AWH. Radio-controlled model airplane kits, tap and ballet shoes, size 4, play 951123 AWH. radio-controlled gear, good Christ- pen, stroller, other miscellaneous Briggs & Straton lawnmower, $50; 7 'mas gift, 8141 AWH. items. '64 Chevy Belair, 4 door sedan, 6 drawer desk, $20; electric knife, cyl., a/t, a real steal on the $15, 96185 after 12 noon. Whirlpool washer, excellent condi- 1183 Center Bargo, 10 a.m. until? special, asking $200, extras inclu- dition, $100, 95565 DWH, 952268 Saturday,lec. 8, three family. ale, ded, 64493 DWH. '71 Fold Galaxy 500, 351 engine, after 4 p.m. 27" 10 speed bicycle, full size A/C, p/s, p/b, good body, runs bed with mattress, clothes size Panasonic stereo with 2 speakers well, $750 firm; 65' white picket 24,000 BTU Fedders A/C, $150, 8285 2-8, many extras. and turntable and receiver with fence, $1,5, 96160 AWH. AWH. stand, $75; infant carrier with Iguana Terrace 384, From 9 a.m. cloth cover, $5; 21" Sears B&W Ladies small maternity clothes; Royce 23 channel CB base station until 1 p.m. Saturday, December 8. TV, cabinet in good condition, Panasonic cassette player/recorder, with upper and lower side band and Early American Sofa, play yard, 'will sell for parts or can fix if $100; swing set, $20; 26" bike, $15;, D-104 table mike; Mocronta 3 way beginners guitar, clarinet, 6V' you have time, $30, 99269 AWN. 35mm camera, $10; new set of Artex CB tester; Puma 23 channel CB with artificial Christmas tree, Sony paint, $80; child's table and 4 power mike and gutter mount antenna cassette tape recorder, baby items, Washer and dryer, excellent condi- chairs, $5; floating beach chairs, $275 for all, price negotiable, rugs, for information call 951206, tion, 952219 AWH. $10 each, 952237 AWH. "9136 AWH. Mrs. Harrison.