t-viz turnyU. S. NAVAL BASE, *wint GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA -Wtt Friday, November 16, 1973 Senate considers new energy bill - WASHINGTON (AP)--The Senate yesterday defeated a Democratic move to require President Nixon to order gas rationing by Jan. 15. The 48 to 40 vote came as the Senate began working through a long list of amendments to emergency legislation designed to give the President most of the powers he says he needs to meet the energy crisis.

Some of the amendments yet to be considered have already been cleared by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., floor manager of the bill. They in- clude a proposal by Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, D-Maine, to allow the burning of dirtier fuels by lifting clean air standards. But Jackson has vowed to fight other amendments which he says would turn the bill into "a Christmas tree." Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., 1,as offered an anti-busing amendment which he says would result in considerable savings of fuel and Sen. James L. Buckley, Ind.-N.Y., has intruduced a measure to abolish wage and price controls.

The Democrats had hoped to push the bill through in one day, but Majority Leader Mike Mansfield now says it will be at least today before it comes to a vote. Sen. Paul J. Fannin, R-Ariz., said it would be "ludicrous" for the Senate to rush itself when the House, which must approve similar legis- lation before it can become law, is scheduled to start a 10-day Thanksgiving recess.- The gasoline rationing amendment offered by Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, D- Colo., was defeated by a combination of 36 Republicans and 12 Democrats who agreed with Fannin that it is too early to be sure that gasoline SENATOR MUSKIE rationing is inevitable. .proposes bill As the energy bill now reads, the President retains the ultimate authority (See RATIONING, Page 2)

First Mideast prisoners of war return to Egypt, Israel. - TEL AVIV (AP)--Prisoners of war military high command following unconfirmed, is an Egyptian counter- came home to Israel and Egypt yes- Israel's lightning break through part to complaints in Israel that terday. Israeli Defense Minister Egypt's Suez Line in the last 10 the Israeli armed forces were unpre- Moshe Dayan, on hand to welcome days of the October war, pared for the Oct. 6 attack that returnees to Tel Aviv, declared: They said the military calamity, opened the war. "At last we have arranged things which left the Egyptian 3rd Army As part of the POW exchange Israel by talks, like human beings, in- cut off in the Sinai Desert, had agreed to turn over to U.N. forces stead of by tank fire and explod- resulted in the firing of at least its control of the highway from ing granades." one army chief and creation of a Cairo to Suez. This gives Egypt ac- The first Red Cross planes carried new field command. Observers cess to the City of Suez and the wounded prisoners, some walking and foresaw the possibility of court- isolated 3rd Army without going some on stretcher. The International martial trials in the wake of the through Israeli controls for the Red Cross said it expected the full failure to follow up an initial first time since final stages of exchange to take about a week. Egyptian success, the October war. The deal, worked out by Egyptian In Cairo informants reported a The wrangling in Cairo, hidden and Israeli generals under the major shakeup in the Egyptian from the public and officially (See MIDEAST, Page 2) Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 16, 1973 Page 2--LATE NEWS ROUNDUP

RATIONING- GAZETTEER .a digest of late news (Continued from Page 1) to decide whether rationing of any scarce fuel is needed--a step he has said would be taken only as a last resort. Amendment, the Senate After defeat of the Haskell WASHINGTON (AP)--President Nixon said yesterday he introduced by Sen. Thomas F. Eagle- adopted a measure is not resigning despite pressure from what he .calls ensure that areas such as the Mid- ton, D-Mo., to well intended friends and enemies for him to step down west and New England where shortages are most acute because of the Watergate crisis. Nixon told a cheering special consideration in the doling out of be given crowd at the National Association of Realtors conven- scare fuels. tion that he had done no wrong and was not going to leave office because of the misdeeds of subordinates. The bill authored by Jackson would authorize the "As far as the President of the United States is con- President to draw up plans for cutting the nation's cerned, he has not violated his trust and he is not current consumption of more than 17 million barrels going to violate it," Nixon said. "I was elected to of oil a day by 25 per cent. In addition to rationing, do a job," Nixon said. The President then listed as the plans would include reduced speed limits and the goals of his administration a permanent peace in lowered thermostats. the world, prosperity and full employment at home. The combination of rationing and reduced speed limits alone would save one million barrels of oil a day, ac- cording to Jackson. WASHINGTON (AP)--House hearings on the confirmation of Gerald R. Ford as vice president opened yesterday The bill also would seek to increase available supplies with a protest from a member of the Judiciary Committee oil and natural gas burning power of fuel by ordering that it should act first on resolutions calling for Naval petroleum plants to convert to coal and by tapping the impeachment of President Nixon. Representative reserves. John Conyers,Jr., a Democrat from Ford's home state of Michigan, said it was "totally improper" for the com- MIDEAST- mittee to confirm the nominee of a President who may be removed from office. Conyers interrrupted the pro- (Continued from Page 1) ceedings to make his brief comment just before Ford de- livered his opening statement. agreement sponsored by U.S.Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, firmed the cease-fire on the Suez front. Damascus reported an artil- But on the Syrian front, MOSCOW (AP)--The Soviet Union declared yesterday Golan Heights, the fifth truce break- lery duel in the there will be "no dependable peace" in the Middle East communique did not say down in 10 days. The Damascus until Israel withdraws from all occupied Arab terri- long the exchange of fire lasted but said an Israeli how tories. Indicating dissatisfaction with the Israeli- been destroyed. bulldozer had Egyptian cease-fire agreement signed Sunday, Premier Alexei Kosygin stated that "priority must be given to A prisoner exchange has not been worked out with an immediate implementation" of the United Nations Oct. Syria. 22 Security Council resolution. Speaking at a luncheon from 'Egypt to Israel were wel- Prisoners returning for a visiting Guianean parliamentary delegation, comed by .alarge sign on the tarmac reading, "Welcome, Kosygin asserted that "as long as there is no complete scene, the heroes of Israel." In an emotion-packed withdrawal of the Israeli troops from all occupied Arab men were welcomed home with bouquets, tears and cheer- territories, there will be no dependable peace." ing crowds.

Local Forecast Gazette

03. .Opyh H. Gfh.0 00-31Y0 .000 Water status Partly cloudy with scattered R.-o showers in the local area. Water figures for yesterday: Visibility unrestricted. Lt. . 010(00 0--05000 .0. m. . 00000 0005000Ad Winds E 8-12 knots with gusts 0 0. ~y.S. WATER PRODUCED: 1,251,000 to 18 knots during afternoon, .0...... 0. becoming light and variable 0 WATER CONSUMED: 1,149,000 temp 85. 300 S30. after sunset. Max. 300DO 0. 00. temp 71. Bay conditions Min. o~oo .00NOOS005.3tO, .~.0o.~. 5 WATER LOSS: 102,000 1-3 feet. High tide 0130. "M0 03.000 1 0 . 0. pfi h10 . .10. 000 oot3(0 Low tide 0727. th.0000.00 (0000 300. 000 1h. 00.0 WATER IN STORAGE: 18,989,000 0 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL NEWS--Page 3 Friday, November 16, 1973

*LOCALBRIMF Provost marshall warns boaters

Many small boaters in Gitmo have to observing tie rules of the road the mistaken impression thqt there and small boat safety practices, *Christmas mail, i s a watch posted at all times to small boaters, including barrel bserve the harbor for small boats boats, observing another boat in in distress. There is no such watch, distress in the immediate area The U.S. Postal Service has re- 0 quested the cooperation of all n or are there facilities to support will go to the aid of the boat in government departments in withhold- one. Recreational use of the har- distress. There have been recent ing from the mails bulk mailings of bor is a privilege that is available incidents reported in which there pamphlets, books, forms and other to all who choose to use it. How- were several boats in the immediate printed matter during the period ever, the users must s;ssume some re- area of a boat which fired a flare; of Dec. 1 to Dec. 26. Matter/ of s ponsibilityfor their own safety however, none of the boats made any s well as that of others in dis-. effort to render assistance, Flares this nature seriously interferes a ress. If a distress flare is are, by their nature, an emnrganc with' expeditious handling of holi- t een by Port Control, Ferry Boat, signal and should be treated as day mails. Addressees are requested to complete bulk mailings prior to 0r a casual observer and reported such. Water safety is important Dec. 1, where possible. Only emer- t o Base Police, a harbor patrol and all persons using this recrea- gency mailings should be made from D oat is dispatched to investigate. tonal area are requested to aid Dec. 1 to Dec. 26. But if the flare is not reported in making sure repeated indications to Base Police, normally no rescue are avoided. e ffort is initiated. Normal small *Cleanup boat courtesy and good seamanship s/s S. L. Gross \practices require that in addition provost marsha Tuesday and Wednesday have been designated as "Clean up Gitmo" dates All derelict vehicles and boats will be tagged and towed away after 72 *Live firing *Powderpuffs hours. All tagged vehicles and boat s will be towed no later than Wednes- The Marines will conduct a live The Junior-Senior powderpuff flag day. If you have remains of old f iring exercise Tuesday from 7 a.m. football game will be held tonight vehicles or boats which you desire *to 4:30 p.m. The firing will take at Cooper Field at 7:30 p.m. Tickets towed away prior to that time, con- place at Hicacal Range and will will be sold at the gate, but if you impact there also. have your ticket stub from the orig- tact Base Police. On the clean up inal night, you may use that to get days, there will be numerous ve- in for free. Just show it to the hicles loaded with trash enroute to the dump. All vehicles with *Fence tour lady at the gate. .trash enroute to the dump shall not Marine Barracks-Will sponsor a exceed the speed of 25 m.p.h. so fence line tour Saturday Nov. 24 trash will not be blown from the from 9 to 11 a.m. The tour will The retail clothing store located trucks. dpart from the northeast gate at Servmart will be closed during w ith the last leaving at 11 a.m. the period of Dec. 13-27. All per- A 11 Gitmo residents are invited. sonnel are requested to review their clothing requirements and adjust *Yacht Club *Fellowship their purchasing plans accordingly. The Yacht Club will be having a steak fry tomorrow at 8 p.m. The Protestant Evening Fellow- *Luau until midnight. The music will be ship will be having theii Sunday provided by the "High Pulse". Bring evening service at the Jamaican The LadiesAuxiliaryof the FRA your own stelaks--all else will be V illiage this Sunday at 7 p.m. will hold their 2nd annual luau on provided. It will be an outdoor service at Dec 1 at 7 p.m. for members only. the soccer field. The luau will be held at Cable Beach and there is a donation of *Ladies Auxiliary $5 for each person; attending. Dead- line for tickets is Nov. 26. For * Swimming The Ladies Auxiliayv of the Fleet tickets and more information, call Reserve Association will hold their 97177, 951246 or 97112 AT. The basewide swimming and diving tated: regularmeeting Tuesday at *S l regatta meet scheduled to begin p.m. at the FRA home. All mem- at 4':6u p.m. tomorrow nas b ers are invited to attend. Bingo been changed to 9 a.m. the same day. and refreshments will follow the A bullseye sailing regatta will be The meet will be-held at the Marine Imeeting. Proceeds will go to held this'Saturday and Sunday at the Barracks pool. t he Childrans Christmas party. Yacht Club, starting at 12:30 p.m. Anyone interested in sailing should contact Don Hartman at 85140. rage 4--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 16, 1973 is All new Channel 8 TV

For the Week of November 19-25 4:30 Wyatt Earp. 8:30 Information Special. 5:00 Animal World. "The Wonderous 9:30 Silent Force: The construc- MONDAY World of Bees." Bill Burrud tion industry of a large 12:00 The Most Deadly Game. takes us inside the world of midwestern city is the tar- 1:00 Movie, "Entertainer of the bees and shows us the wonder- get. When the president of Year." ous society they live in. a concrete mixing plant is 2:00 The Paul Lynde Show. 5:30 The Doris Day Show. Doris' killed, The Silent Force in- 2:30 The Mary Tyler Moore Show. one-woman fashion show high- vestigates the syndicate's 3:30 One Step Beyond. lights this comedy which finds loan-sharking operation at 4:00 Owen Marshall: CounseTor at her plans for a hospital bene- th~e plant, Law. fit mixed with intrigue over 10:00 News in Review. 5:00 The Buck Owens Show. a romantic rival. 10:10 Movie: Zulu, Jack Hawkins, 5:30 Temperatures Rising. Dr. 6:00 Panorama. Stanley Baker, Ulla Jacob- Noland and Dr. Campanelli 6:30 My Fayorite Martian. son, 1964, drama. An out- become involved in hospital 7:00 Information Special. standing production loaded dallying when a pregnant 8:00 . "Jesse." Festus with suspenseful-action-packed gorilla, pining away for her and Newly must face an agon-. drama based on an actual at- zookeeper, is admitted to the izing decision of whether to tack by thousands of Zulus hospital. free Jesse, an old friend of against a handful of British 6:00 Panorama. Festus, but now a fugitive soldiers defending a remote u:a0 Cowboy _n Africa. "Kifaru, from the law, or turn him in, outpost in Natal in 1872, Kifaru." A 'vacationing air- The situation becomes coiqpli winning them 11 Victoria -line stewardess' picture-taking cated when a band of cattlQ Crosses for valor, antics cause a rhino to go drivers descend upon them on the rampage. The animal determined to free Jesse, who THURSDAY becomes more violent when a is their mess cook. 12:00 The Bold Ones. poacher snare prevents him, 9:00 Laugh In. Robert Goulet 1:00 Movie: Zulu. from opening his mouth to eat and Tiny Tim are the guests 2;30 WAckiest Ship in the Army. or drink. on tonight's shov. 3:30 Silent Force 7:30 The Helen Reddy Show. Helen's LO:00 News Brief, 4:30 Room 222. guests on this Guantanamo pre- L0;05 The Bol.d Ones, 1A Purge of 5:00 Wild Kingdom. Marlin Perkins mier are Flip Wilson, Seals Madness, ! A schoQ].teacher and Jim Fowler show us more and Croft, Lee Grant and the goes beserk inhis classroom of the environment and life Pointer Sisters.' and then seeks psychosurgery style of the great leopard in 8:30 . "Sing a Song to curb his madness. Psy Kalahari. of Murder." A couple of chologist, Or, Cormack opposes 5:30 On Campus. Big Cities and small-time show businessjmana- the procedure because he thinks Middle Class Minorities are gers try to cash in on the therapy can solve the problem. discussed in a seminar by a accidental killing of a rock 11:00 Movie, "The Great John L," group of students at Occi- superstar by hatching a high- This is the story of "!the Bos-. dental College in . priced kidnapping plot. Bar- ton st~-ongboy'," the great boxei 6:00 News Brief, naby enters the plot when he John L, Sullivan, his rise and 6:05 Holiday Special. is hired to find April Day- fall, personal problems and 6:30 Bobby Darin, Guests include ton, the girlfriend of the lack of proper training 'for his Eric Weisberg and Steve Mandel missing rock star, who was fights. of "Dueling Banjo" fame, killed when stoned on drugs. Andy Griffith and Connie 9:30 It Was a Very Good Year. WEDNESDAY Stevens. You areitaken back to the year .2:00 Cowboy in Africa. 7:30 , Two strong- 1947; the year in which Jackie 1:00 Movie, "The Great John L." arm men, who have murdered Robinson chose to play major 2:30 Laugh In. a man, know they can be identi- league baseball, and Nat King 3:30 Barnaby Jones. fied by Linc--their mission is Cole's rendition of "Mona Lisa" 4:30 Skiing. to silence him, was moving up on the charts. 5:00 Rawhide. 8:30 Maude: Maude married to a slum 10:00 News Brief. 6:00 Panarama. lord? That's the picture un- 10:05 Monday Night Sports. 6:30 The Show. Bill's less she can get Walter to guests are the Smothers Bro- get rid of his new investment, TUESDAY thers and Maxine Wilson. a dilapidated ghetto tenement. 12:00 Hee Haw. W 7:30 Tae Wackiest Ship in the Army. 9:00 The Sixth Sense. Terror on a 1:00 Movie, 'The Six Wives of Henry "A Shade of Kaiser Bill." The storm-tossed plane as Dr. Michael Kiwi is VIII." dispatched on a secret Rhodes finds himself trying 2:30 Ironside. mission with a lady adviser, to get through to a critically 3:30 Temperatures Rising. this time to locate a secret ill passenger who is wracked 4:00 Sea Hunt. Japanese rddar site on one of by premonitiqwss that everyone several uncharted islands. on board is slated to die.t Friday, November 16, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette ENTERTAINMENT--Page 4

Channel 8- 9:00 Most Deadly Game. The three Morgan, and criminologists, Croft, Smith a waiter from San Francisco and Arcane get horsey and who is just a few weeks away try to solve the murder of from being 106 years old. 10:00 News in Review. the owner of a dude ranch. 10:10 Special. 10:00 News Brief. SUNDAY Preemts feature film. 10:10 NYPD. 10:00 Herald of Truth. Here is a lavish production 10:30 In Search of Reality. 10:30 Christophers and Sacred Heart. of the musical based on the 11:30 Boxing. 11:00 Religious special. popular Hans Christian Ander- 12:30 Dick Powell Theater. 11:30 To be announced. son fairy tale, "The Princess 3:30 'Jazz Scene. Guest is the and the Pea." Carol Burnett SATURDAY versatile Paul Horn and his stars as Princess Winnifred 9:00 New Zoo Revue group. and Ken Berry is Prince 9:30 Sesame Street 4:00 CBS Golf Classic. Dauntless. In this delight- 10:30 Magic Land of Alakazam 5:00 Search for the Nile. ful "adult fairy tale," the 11:00 Cartoons 6:00 News Briefs. supporting players are Jack 11:30 To be announced. 6:05 He's Your Dog Charlie Brown. Gilford, Jane White, Berna- 4:30 American Sportsman. Charles Schultz' "Peanuts" dette Peters, Ron Husmann, 5:00 Civilization, Host Kenneth characters come alive in this Lyle Waggoner, and Wally Clark of Saltwood, con- heartwarming adventure. Cox. tinues with.this excellent 6:30 Bonanza. "The Wagon". After award-winning BBC series one of his prisoners escapes, FRIDAY covering the last 1600 a self-seeking lawman, de- 12:00 The Mod Squad. years of Western man. termined to turn in his quota 1:00 Once Upon a Mattress. 6:00 News Brief. of prisoners, threatens Hoss 2:30 Gunsmoke. 6:05 Sanford and Son. with imprisonment as a sub- 3:30 Sixth Sense. 6;30 Hee Haw, *Guests include stitute for the escapee. 4:30 Have Gun Will Travel, husband and wife team 7:30 Dean Martin.Viewers will 5:00 Toward the Year 2000, George Jones and Tnmmy triple their pleasure as In tomorrows world, tech. Wynette. Tammy sings Dean ushers in the big nology will give may the "Yesterday and "The/Legend. three--Ginger Rogers, Arte power to free himself of Bonnie and Clyde", Johnson And Don Meredith. from nature and perhaps while George counters with Dean's solo is "Tip of my even conquer death, But "Tell Me My Lying Eyes are Fingers," hidden by the dazzle of Wrong," and "I'm a People." 8;30 Owen Marshall. Skyjacking this bright new tomorrow, 7:30 The Men from Shiloh. A mystery deals with a man who lies the threat that tech- senatorial appointee and goes hiking and walks into a nology may betray man and his ambitious wife try jungle of circumstantial become his master. We . to sell Colonel McKenzie a evidence--not to mention a could become buriedtech- ranch over the objections plane full of eye-witnesses nology's by-products: pol- of an alcoholic brother. who swear he hijacked them, lution, poverty, ugliness 9:00 Mary Tyler Moore. Cupid's Guest star is Pernell Roberts, and decay. arrow missed. Phyllisbe- 9130 Charlie Chaplin, This 1915 5:30 Medix. Medix examines psy- comes a nervous wreck as het film begins as Charlie and chosomatic' medicine and brother rejects Mary and his faithful dog, Oscar, what it means to the health makes a play for Rhoda. start out in search of a and well-being of the body. 9:30 One Step Beyond. Can a job. They pass the training 6:00 Panorama. being return from the past :camo of a heavyweight con- 6:30 . to commit his brutal act tender who is looking for a Here are Carol's very of violence again? John sparring partner. You can unique ideas for a great, Newlands relates the eerie imagine what happens. musical-comedy interlude. episodes. 10:00 News Brief. Steve Lawrence portrays a 10:00 News in Review. 10:10 Movie: The Six Wives of U.S. flyer in "Operation 10:10 Movie: The Fighting Ken- Henry VIII: "Elizabeth R." Minestrone," a wartime tuckian, adventure-western, In this first episode chroni- sketch featuring Kay Bal- 1949, John Wayne, Marie cling the events, the times lard as an Italian cafe Windsor, Vera Ralston, and trials of Elizabeth-- owner, Catol as her fetching Oliver Hardy. Wayne plays that preceded her assumption daughter and Harvey Korman a Kentuckian who fights a of the English throne, Glenda as a Nazi colonel. personal war with two crim- Jackson portrays Elizabeth, 7:30 All in the Family. inals who try to prevent the "Virgin Queen." Award 8:00 Ironside. A lethal chess his marriage to a French winning Glenda vividly and game,played with live pawns general's daughter. stringently characterizes on the streets of San Fran- 11:45 The Tonight Show. Johnny's the mettle of this monarch, cisco, puzzleslChief Iron- guests from this show taped daughter of King Henry who side. Guest staris Noel June 12, 1973 are: Jaye saw her as "the lion's cub." Harrison. page 6--LOCAL NEWS Guantanamo Gazette Friday, November 16, 1973 MARS operator explains merits of new system

By JOSN Sandy Warren

Base personnel using the MARS (Military Affiliate Radio System) to place long distance calls will soon no longer have to say the word "over" when conducting their con- versations* "We are experimenting now with duplex," explains Sgt. Gary Coffman who operates the MARS facility at Marine Site. "This is a method of transmitting and receiving on two different frequencies at the same time."

Under the old simplex system, the operator had to throw a switch to transmit. The only indication to him that one party was through talking was when he said "over." If he failed to say "over", the operator didn't throw the switch, the other person began to talk, and neither party would hear any- thing. But that problem will be elimin- ated and will be publicized when it Marine Sergeant Gary Coffman puts in a phone patch for a Navy Wave at is. Another one Sgt. Coffman would MARS (Marine Affiliate Radio System) at Marine Site.(Photo by PHAN like to solve is that most Navy Randy Ellman) personnel seem to be unaware that MARS is for their use. There are This telephone service is relativel) days a week and can suggest the some good reasons for this miscon- inexpensive as the charges on the best times to call certain areas ception: MARS' location here and collect calls are from the "gateway" as well as answer any other ques- the fact that Marines operate many station (MARS station contacted by tions about MARS. -MARS facilities throughout the world Gitmo's operator) to the city or including this one. Actually, the town to which one is placing the The MARS schedule, recently re- official title of the system is call. jevised, is::' "Navy-Marine Corps MARS." A station-to-station call from 7-9 a.m.--Cleveland. the East Coast to the West Coast, 9-10 a.m.--Camp LeJuene, N.C. MARS' mission is to provide De- for example, costs approximately 10-11:30 a.m.--Alexandria, Va. partment of the Navy sponsored emer- $1.40 plus tax for the first three 2-3 p.m.--Camp LeJuene, N.C. gency communications on a local, minutes. 3-4 p.m.--Point Hueneme, Ca. national and international basis as 4-5 p.m.--Gulfport, Ms. an adjunct to normal Naval Communi- All phone patches made by MARS cations. are placed collect unless the station Amateurs Worlewide (ham operators) Some of its functions are to con- of contact is directly in the town can be contacted from 8-11 a.m. and duct phone patches, enhance morale one is calling--then it's a toll- 3-4 p.m. and welfare traffic and provide free call. MARS also offers the MARSGRAM, a quasi-official traffic. Sgt. Coffman can be reached at teletype message. MARS from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. five Therefore, it irks Coffman when - someone calls and asks, "I'm in the Navy. Can I use your service?" He finds that fleet sailors are especi- Club Movies 1ly.skeptical about MARS and he Sunday: SOME KIND OF A NUT, Dick Van spends much of his time trying to Dyke, Angie Dickinson, comedy, M. convice all base residents that MARS Tuesday: THE LONG SHIPS, Richard At the CONO Club. Widmark, is here for civilians and dependents Steve Poitier, drama, NRA. as well as Navy and Marine personnel. Wednesday: THAT LADY FROM PEKING, Sgt. Coffman handles around 600 Tonight: CROSS PLOT, Roger Moore, Sid Melton, Carl Betz, drama, NRA. calls a month but hopes to eventually Martha Hyer, drama, GP. Thursday: THE MOLLY MAGUIRES, Rich- operate at his optimum potential of Tomorrow: THE OWL AND THE PUSSY CAT, ard Harris, Sean Connery, drama, Barbra 1500. Streisand, George Segal, GP. comedy, R. Friday, November 16, 1973 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page T

Italian soccer fans rejoice in win over England

ROME (AP)--Shouting fans drove through Rome streets descrioea the game as a "historic achievement-. blowing horns and waving banners into the early morning hours yesterday in exultation over their national squad's "Italy," it said, "has reduced the English to the soccer win over England. ' role of a team with blinders, without personality, The demonstrators swirled around the modernistic without a spark of imagination and--what is worse-- British embassy near the ancient Roman walls at the without strength, without power". Porta Pia Gate, climbed up the iron fence and put up In an editorial under the headline The Sunset of a flag there. They waved their fists and hurled deris- the Lions," Messaggero said the game marked "the ive boos until police stepped in and took down the collapse of something which counted a lot in the flag. world." it said:

Thenthe fans drove to Via Veneto and stormed up and "I have seen such ex-lions in the Kruger Park in down Rome's nightlife street causing a long traffic Africa. snarl. "They look like lions under all aspects. But, if The Italian press hailed the Wembley Stadium win as you look at then at close quarters, you realize they the game which proved "the pupils are now better than have lost the lions' fierceness and that they are 1 the teachers, as one paper put it. ex-lions."

"The myth of'Wembley has been shattered--the only Rome's II Tempo was sorry for the English people. triumph we lacked," said a banner headline in Rome's "it started with the sun and the wedding. It ended Corriere Dello Sport. really in a bad way for the English," Tempo's headline "Britain conquered", trumpeted Il Messaggero which. said.

Prophet picks Pitt over Army in bid for Fiesta Bowl berth

in a game which will probably decide BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Meanwhile Michigan and Ohio State of the two will be runnerup in which are expected have little trouble Here is the college football pro- the Atlantic Coast Conference. winning this Saturday. phet picking the winners around the Like most ACC games, this one looks nation. like a sure thing. Spotter Bob Gor- The prophet had one of his best don says Maryland's tough defense Al star team announced days last Saturday, tabbing 42 out will be to much for the surprising The Jr. Flag Football League_ of 55 games for a .764 average. That Clemson team which has made its ven- announced the all-stars to be- playing puts our average at .732 heading'into ture into the triple option work so in the All Star Game against the the final weeks of the 1973 campaign. well this year. league champion Cowboys. Names and teams of the all stars College football bowl bids will North Carolina State should easily are: be extended Saturday and Johnny Ma- take Duke on its way to the Liberty -- From the Cardinals: defense: jors.hopes his Panthers Bowl, and North Carolina is a strong K. Potter, D. Hardins, S. Daniels, will garner one of the post-season favorite over Wake Forest. S. Hastings and C. Willis.- Offense: classics. Quite a turnaround for a In the South, the Tennessee, Ole D. Vaughn, L. Duden. team that won only one of 11 games Miss game has always been a southern --From the Jets: defense: S. Green, last season. classic, but the Rebels haven't been D. Evans, F. Schriefer, L. Correa and The Panthers and freshman sensation up to par in the last several seasons*K. Baker. Offense: R. Santiago, C. Tony Dorsett take on Army at West Potter and G. Green. Point this Saturday and could earn The Volunteers are still looking for --From the Chargers: Defense: J. a trip to the Fiesta Bowl. a bowl bid, probably from the Gator Johnson and K. Buntley. Offense: b. Bowl, and will be out to make an im- Escueta, J. Perez, D. Hawkins, Vi Dorsett should have a field day, pression Saturday. Spotter David Placke and.J. Fredrico.- says spotter Fred Mcmane, as Pitts- Moffitt says that should give Tennes- Team members from the Cowboys are: burgh rolls over the hapless cadets see the incentive to beat Ole Miss. offense: T. Bamundo, F. Knebans,-J. by four touchdowns. Elsewhere, we're picking Alabama Jones, J. Brandon, S. Lanohere, M. Elsewhere in the East, Penn State over Miami of Florida, Louisiana Calloway, S. Kilen, E. Kellum, and appears to have too many ground State over Mississippi State and Knowles.a. Defense: M. Kiefer, K. forces for Ohio University, Boston Georgia Tech over Navy. Calloway, J. Prandon, . Knowles, College is the pick over Syracuse, fS.Lanphere, T.B amundo., E. Kellum, West Virginia should salvage a .500 In the Midwest,, Ohio State and S. Kilen and M. Calloway. Alternates season with a victory over Virginia Michigan will have to wait another are: J. Everhart, B. Rngel, J. Kilen, and Penn should take care of Columbia, week to find out their post season J. Kiker, D. -Cochran, C. Cochran, W. bowl fate wnen the two powers meet Hall and N. Rouse. * Maryland and Clemson meet Saturday for the Big 'en title and a trip Coaches for the Cowboys are Ron to the Rose Bowl. Calloway, Dan Reis and Stan Halstead. Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Friday, Novenber 16, 1973

What's happening

TODAY THE DYNAMIC UNO will be performing at the COMO Club for your listening and dancing pleasure from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.

TOMORROW '44, THE ROUGH RIDERS CLUB will meet at 1 p.m. at the Family Corral. For more information call, 99100. THE GUANTANAM) BAY RACING ASSOCIATION will meet at 10 a.m. at McCalla Field. For more information, call John Baler, 951030.

SUNDAY PIOTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will begin at 9:15 a.m. at Marina Point for for sale children 2 years old through second grade. Third grade through adult will meet at 9:30 a.i. at Chapel Hill. Pontoon boat, 8x24 feet, sundeck, remote controls and 40-horsepower THE GUANTANAMO SELF DEFENSE CLUB will meet at 2 p.m. at the Child Day Center. For more information, call 97110 A4H. Johnson outboard engine. Call 9L49) Care AWH. FAMILY NIGHT AT THE FLAGSHIP MESS. All enlisted personnel, their families and guests are invited. Garage sale, Saturday from 1-5 p.m. at Nob Hill 32-A. For more informa- MONDAY tion, call 98285 AT. BINGO AT 8 p.m. at Morin Center. THE OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the McCalla Administra- Ivory white drapes, three sets; tion Building. For more information, call 85791. gold carpet; boy's size J winter ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will meet at 8 p.m. in the hospital training room. coat. Call 97253. For more information, call 7493 DWH, or 97191 AWH.

Handmade doll clothes for Barbie , and Ken. Call Mrs. Brooks, 95487 AT.

Baby high chair, $5; training seat, $4; small Karate uniform, $5. All Pioneer amplifier, four speakers Curtains for dining room, at least in good condition. Call 90215 AT. and Garrard Zero-100 turntable, $500. 85 inches, gold or green print if Call 85871 DWH or see in room M-101 possible. Call 98123 AT. Yard sale, Saturday from 10 a.m. un- at Gold Hill Barracks. til 2 p.m. at 1193 Center Bargo. Job opportunities for non-U.S. citi- Baby scale; baby tub; baby jumper; zens only: time and leave clerk, AM-FM stereo tuner, $40. Call 952220 playpen with mosquito net; television LGS-3; accounting technician, LGS-4 AT. for parts; two blonde wigs; maternity or LGS-5. All interested persons pantsuit outfit, size 8-10; .child's should contact the CCPO or call Lady Kenmore dishwasher, $100. Call snowsuit, for child 1-3 years cld. 85209 or 85810 for further informa- 85740 AT. Call 98209 AT. tion.

19.68 Volkswagen Squareback; 1967- Livingroom set: sofa, recliner, Babysitter for the Corinaso Point Buick Electra; two sets of thermal stuffed chair, two end tables, two area. Call 85286 AWH. back drapes; floral drapes and regu- lamps and coffee table. Bedroom lar sized bedspread; one hanging set: queen size bed, women's dresser Child's motorcycle helmet; bunk beds. lamp with gold chain; two table and mirror, men's dresser and night Call 96160 AT. lamps; walnut finish bookcase; stand with lamp. Call 97164 AT. other odds and ends. Call 98169 AT. Bass guitar player for country and wanted western band. Call 951227 AT. 1972 CB350 Honda, $/95; Pioneer CT-4141 stereo cassette recorder The Navy Exchange is taking applica- Someone to fix an electric adding with Dolby noise reduction, $160. tions for the position of secretary machine. Call 951280 AT. See Hamblin in room C-313 at to the Navy Exchange officer. Appli- Gold hill Barracks. cations may be picked up from 8:30 gveaway a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at the Navyi Exchange Office. For more informa- Two young cats, six months old. Call 1968 Chevrolet- two-door hardtop, 396-cubic inch V-8 engine, standard tion, call Mrs. Phyllis Showalter, 99221 AT. transmission, reasonable price. 85348. Call 95587 AT. Female black and white dog, good with Piano tuner. Call 99100 or 99151. children. Call 98210 AT. Muntz eight track cartridge player and recorder, excellent condition., Four auto tires, size 6.50 x 7.00- Baby swing andlawnmower. Call 85398 Call 98144 AWH. 13. Call 85656 AWH. AT. 0