U.S. NAVAL BASE VIPLFNT FARTH0W[AKE RATTLES PARTS OF PERII GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA LIMA, Peru (AP)--A violent earthquake rattled the central and southern part of Peru for almost two min- utes yesterday, causing damage and much panic. Official reports, however, said casualties were "slight."

No official figures were made public immediately. A government report radioed to Lima, the capital of Peru, said three persons were killed in the town of Canete and another 65 were injured. Canete, with a population of 15,000, is located about 112 miles south and bore the brunt of the shake.

The government's radio network claimed there were no casualties in Lima. But the Civil Defense organization, I Friday, October 4, 1974 also controlled by the state, said there were casual- ties but refused to disclose figures immediately. "We cannot give figures of cas- ualties over the telephone," a Civil Defense spokesman said. "You ITALIAN PREMIER RESIGNS IN MIDST OF ECONOMIC C1P8k have to come over personally." non-official ROME (AP)--Premier Mariano Rumor with the Communist party. The Marx- Newsmen and other and his center-left coalition gov- ist Socialists had called for close sources counted at least six in- Peruvian capital, a ernment resigned last night in the cooperation with t he Communists to jured in the three million people. midst of Italy's worst economic cri- pull the country o ut of its econom- city of some Communications were cut off from sis since the end of World War II. ic woes. south. The cabinet collapsed once again Rumor's Christia n Democrats re- other cities in the in a bitter dispute over relations jected the offer t together with the two other coalitio n partners--the CRIME INCREASES AGAIN Democratic Sociali sts and the Repub- licans. WASHINGTON (AP)--The FBI yester- MEETING TO SETTLE STRIKE Rumor submitted his resignation day reported another dramatic in- to Pres. Giovanni Leone after his crease in the United States' crime ENDS WITH NEW ACCUSATIONS cabinet met to rat ify the decision. rate. demonstrated that the NEW YORK (AP)--A three-hour meet- Leone asked Rumor to stay on as a The increase upward spiral which began in late ing of union and Puerto Rican gov- caretaker premier. continued unabated. ernment representatives seeking a Rumor's cabinet was the 36th in 1973 has FBI figures showed that ser- settlement of a dock strike in the Italy in the last 30 years. It had The 16 per cent island commonwealth ended yester- already resigned i n June, in the ous crime increased first six months of 1974. day with new accusations against wake of intraparty bickering follow- during the one per cent during the government. ing a nationwide r referendum on di- Crime decreased 1973 and 1972. The strike by members of the AFL- vorce, but Leone rejected the resig- the same periods in se move. CIO International Longshoremen's nation in a surpri Association tied up most of the island's containerized shipping for TERRORISTS SCPAP RANSOM DEMAND, REQUEST POLITICAL ASYLUM a third day as the meeting was held days of scant air condi- at the union's headquarters here. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic ter seven tioning, little food or water in Thomas W. "Teddy" Gleason, pres- (AP)--Hungry and thirsty terrorists temperatures, and ident of the union, issued a state- holding U.S. Diplomat Barbara Hutch- nearly 100-degree pressure to flush ment following the session assail- ison and six others hostage inside lack of water ing Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon and the sweltering Venezuelan Consulate toilets. also came af- the Puerto Rican Maritime Shipping scrapped a $1 million ransom demand He said his decision the appeals of "na- Authority for refusal "to stand by yesterday. ter considering and international public o- their commitments." They offered instead to take po- tional pleas from relatives of It was only on the basis of a per- litical asylum in Mexico or Peru, pinion" and sonal commitment by the governor and modified an earlier demand that the hostages. of the vice consul of "that no one would lose their jobs" 37 political prisoners be freed "The health that the ILA recently withdrew its from Dominican jails to join them. Venezuela has deteriorated each day, of us, but because of opposition to a proposed purchase They said they would accept fewer, not because and intransigent char- by the authority of containerships but didn't say how many. the inhuman of Pres. of three private steamship lines There was no immediate response acter of the government" he said in a dra- regularly sailing between Puerto from the government, which already Joaquin Balaguer, at a consulate Rico and the U.S. East coast, Glea- has offered to fly the gunmen out matic appearance say what was son said. of the country, but insisted it will window. He did not vice consul. In subsequent legislation, he add- not meet any other demands. wrong with the the terrorists and ed, it was put into writing that the The leader of the guerrillas, Ra- On Wednesday, sandwiches and water authority "recognizes and will honor dames Mendez Vargas, shouted through hostages got time in 36 hours. The the existing contracts between the an improvised paper megaphone that for the first of food, drink and air shipping companies and their work- the situation inside the besieged cutting off building has become intolerable af- conditioning was part of the strate- 1W s."1 gy to force the guerrillas' hand. Page 2--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Friday, October 4, 1974

JOB OPPORTUNITIES Machinist (Marine) WG-10 $5.34 ph SRD Construction Rep. GS-9 $12,167 pa ROICC NON-U.S. CITIZENS Applications will be accepted for the following per- manent register: 9k TITLE GRADE SALARY COMMAND Clerk-Typist GS-3 $6,408 pa Janitor LWG-2 $1.32 ph PWD Electrician LWG-10 $2.68 ph PWD Plasterer LWG-9 $2.51 ph PWD Automotive Equip. Ser- LWG-5 $1.83 ph PWD viceman MRE FS Laborer (3) LWG-3 $1.49 ph PWD SAMPSON HAVING SUPERLATIVE DANCE Shipfitter (1) LWG-10 $2.68 ph SRD Air Compressor Plant LWG-8 $2.34 ph SRD W.T. Sampson High School is having a superlative Operator dance to honor high school celebrities Oct. 12 in Welder Helper LWG- 5 $1.83 ph SRD Morin Center from 8 to 12 p.m. All students in grades Clerk Typist LGS-4 $2.08 ph SRD 7-12 and their authorized guests are invited. Firefighter (Structural) PS-3 $1.18 ph Sec Bartender LWG-5 $1.83 ph COMO Club LIFEGUARD Applications will be accepted for the following per- NEEDED fN WEEKENDS manent register: Anyone interested in working on weekends as lifeguard Laborer LWG-2 $1.32 ph for Special Services, please contact Mike Weissinger at Special Services, 951160 or 95373. Senior life- U.S. CITIZENS saving qualification is required.

Shipment Clerk (HHG GS-3 $6,408 pa Supply Typing) or GS-4 $7,198 pa DYNAMIC UNO AT COMO CLUB Mail and File-Clerk GS-3 $6,408 pa Supply The Dynamic Uno will be at the COMO Club tonight Personnel Clerk (Typing) GS-3 $6,408 pa CCPO from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Employe Relations and GS-12 $17,497 pa CCPO Development Spec. MISS Electrician WG-10 $5.34 ph PWD MASCARDO NOT MISS PHILIPPINES Telephone Mechanic Fore- WS-11 $6.71 ph PWD Margerie Melo Mascardo was incorrectly identified as man Miss Philipines in yesterday's Gazette. Miss Mascardo Electrical Engineer GS-12 $17,497 pa PWD will crown the new Fil-Am queen Nov. 11 at the Fil-Am Housing Proj. Manager GS-9 $12,167 pa PWD clubhouse. Transp. Superintendent GS-12 $17,497 pa PWD Supervisory Product Con- GS-9 $12,167 pa PWD troller SCOTCH DOUBLES BOWLING TOURNAMENT General Engineer GS-12 $17,497 pa PWD A Scotch doubles bowling tournament has been sche- Equipment Specialist GS-7 $9,969 pa PWD duled for Oct. 19 beginning at 9:30 p.m. Couples in- Cable Splicer WG-10 $5.34 ph PWD terested in signing up for the tournament may do so Auto. Transp. Specialist GS-9 $12,167 pa PWD between 5 and 6 p.m. at the bowling alley Monday Boilermaker WG-10 $5.34 ph PWD through Friday. Registration will be $4 per couple and Piping Systems Insp. WG-ll $5.55 ph PWD will be limited to the first 42 entrants to sign up. Bldg. Maintenance Insp. WG-11 $5.55 ph PWD Work Control Assistant GS-7 $9,969 pa PWD Heavy Mobile Equip. WG-11 $5.55 ph PWD DECAL MUST BE DISPLAYED ON AUTO Repair.Insp. All base residents are reminded that ComNavBase in- Civilian Barracks Manager GS-9 $12,167 pa CCPO structions require that a Naval Station decal be Rigger Foreman WS-10 $6.51 ph SRD prominently displayed upon the windshield of their automobile at all times.

Local Forecast - WATER STATUS

Partly cloudy skies with increasing Water figures for yesterday: cloudiness. Scattered -10. Ch.-,, c0.000. showers in the area, with isolated precipita- WATER PRODUCED: 857,000 L~ . - _ . . . -l . . tion for the base. Visibility 8-10 .00 miles. Winds S-SW, 6-10 knots. Bay WATER CONSUMED: 1,541,000 . ::k .00,.00 300 .0 . . condition . ..00.00__ . I 2-3 feet. Sunset today is at 6:47 p.m., and sunrise tomorr- WATER LOSS: 684,000 =' pOOO.0.oodooodl , -oO . 84--.1.~o ow is 00. .hip .4~01.o0,11.0L. .- 00 .-. p., 0000,000000 -0000010. at 6:53 a.m. High tide toni- fti 0101000.p0kpj.00. 000.000,00.-0B0.00 ght is at 10:58 p.m., WATER IN STORAGE: 16,416,000 O0.o0.01bo~o.Oo . 0000001 0000 . t-d0000.0 and low tides -9030~0000~0.,p. hoO .1 1hoo. .- 1 fa.o tomorrow are at 5:04 a.m. and 6:55 p.m. I' Friday, October 4, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL--Page 3

PIRDWATCHERS NEEDED Each year in late December and early January the National Audobon Society sponsors its Christmas Bird Count (CBC), in which thousands of participants from Canada to Panama and New York to Hawaii unite in the most comprehensive wildlife survey in the world. Birders from every walk of life leave their homes to traverse every type of North American habitat to census the continent's birdlife. The data obtained from this ven- ture are assimilated and compiled by the staff of the National Audo- bon Society in association with the Interior Department's Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. The results are then published for stu- dy by anyone with an interest. Birds are one of the most sensi- tive natural ecological indicators we have; by monitoring their num- bers and behavior we can detect ec- THE GREAT SATURDAY MORNING GITMO GROCE"' GRAP--If you want a few challeng- ological disruptions before they ing and fun-filled minutes to start off your weekend, stop by the Commi- mushroom into really serious prob- ssary when they open the doors on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. The crowd lems. of shoppers gathers early to get the pick of the crop of fresh produce Last year, the Gitmo naval base that is usually brought in on Fridays. (Photo by PH2 Dave Clarke) made a substantial contribution to the knowledge of the wintering ranges BASE CIVIC COUNCIL MEETS, DISCUSSES VARIETY of certain migratory birds. OF SlIPJECTS Three observErs, on Dec. 22, spent 14 hours afield covering a total of UF By JOSA Ernie Hadaway The civic council needs more rep- 39 miles, and sighting about 3,766 resentatives from the different dis- individual birds of 63 species. Among issues discussed by the tricts in Gitmo. There are 27 seats This was good enough to rank sec- ComNavBase Civic Council last night on the council but only 11 are fill- ond among all counts during the 1973 was a car-care course for the adult ed. CBCs in the !!est Indies, being right education program. Any interested man or woman, either behind the number one group at Cabo The course is mostly for the bene- military or civilian, living in a Rojo, Puerto Rico, which sighted fit of the ladies who don't know housing area may call YN1 Jim Tho- about 4,238 individuals of 94 spe- the difference between a lug nut and mas at 85146 DWH to apply for a seat cies. a carburetor. on the council. Competition among groups is An instructor must keen, be found to says Lt(j.g.) Steve Labuda, who teach the course. When one is found STREAKER SCARES MAN TO DEATH added that he would like to see GTM' a fee of $1 will be charged to reg- beat Cabo Rojo this year. ister. MERCED, Calif. (AP)--A 71-year- "I know it can be done because in The regular council met in session old man collapsed and died after a the two and a half years I've been Morin last night at Center. stout, middle-aged man broke into here I have personally recorded 107 Also in the planning is a Latino his house and streaked through the species of birds," he said. dance for Oct. 19. All of the ar- living room, authorities said. Lt(j.g.) Labuda said more birders rangements have not been made yet. Joseph P. Mello died of a heart are needed in the field, both compe- The dance will attack be held at Morin Tuesday soon after the chub- tent field workers and recorders to Center on the outside patio from by, naked man broke into his home write down the species identified about 8 p.m. through until midnight. Tacos, a rear door and dashed thr- and the numbers of each. chili ough dogs and refreshments will the house, County Coroner Ken- Two of last year's participants be served. neth Riggs said. Riggs said he be- are leaving Citmo, and the remain- Three points were brought up per- lieved the heart attack was brought ing veterann" will need all the taining to the Cub Scouts. One, that on by the sudden appearance of the help he can muster. naked is still in the planning process, is man. Anyone interested in lending a a Halloween "spook show" at the Old "We're at least looking for him hand can contact Steve Labuda at Corral on Oct. 30. Another is the on a burglary charge, with the pos- 952298 or 85643 before Oct. 28. He need for single men, ages 18 and ab- sibility of more serious charges to says he guarantees views of some ove, to be leaders in their spare come later," detective Kenneth De- really exotic Cuban birdlife. time. Den mothers are also needed. voe said yesterday. * Page 4--ENTERTAINMNT GatnmGzee Friday, October 4, 1974 Friday, October 4, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette ENTERTAINMENT--Page 5

For the week of Oct. 7 to Oct. 13 ytuth is slipping through he ingers and decides to buy a new wardrobe. 12:00 News. 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore. Mary 12:05 Bonanza. lets some unedited copy 1:00 Movie. "An Inspector Calls." CHANNELHL 8 TV slip by her and onto a news 2:30 Tombstone Territory. broadcast. 3:00 Untotuchables. 8.30 MMAMNMR. 4:00 Mr. Ed. 9:00 I Spy. 4:30 Flying Nun. 9:00 M trcus Welby. "They Grow Up." 7:30 Maude. The contents in 10:00 Nttt. 5:00 Informtion Special. "The Should a mentally retarded Walters wallet is for his 7:30 Calucci's Department. When 7:00 Special Breed. 10:05 Mtvie. "Eight O'Clock White Collar Worker." Most persontarry? George Bryant, eyes only-since he consid- Calucci finally gets the 7:30 Firehouse. "Burst of Flames." Walk." This tension packed people today work in offices. who sub-consciously considers ers it a private matter. nerve to bring Shirley home Flames, intense heat and courtroom dram finds a This program concentrates on himself guilty for the acci- Curiosity gets the better to meet mom, he finds that danger set the scene for this young man involved in an individuals who had no choice dent that caused brain dam- of Maude. She finds an they hit it off so well that thrilling and exciting ad- April Fool' s joke one in their occupation. age in his younger sister opportunity to check he is engaged when he goes to venture series. The brave moment, and the next moment 6:00 Panoram. Ellis, is outraged to the through it-and learns a work the next morning. Now men of Engine Company 23 of his life is on the line as 6:30 Wild Kiugdom. "Operation point of neglecting his own valuable lesson' he has to get up the nee the ls Angeles Fire Depart- he faces a courtroom jury. Quick Find." At the Marine serious health problem when 8:00 Flip Wilson. Zooming in to speak his mind. (Series ment are constantly on call Stars Richard Attenborough, Life Sciences Lab of the she falls in love and wishes like crazy with host Flip ends). risking their own lives to Cathy O'Donnell and lan Naval Undersea Center, we to get married. are Kris Kristofferson, 8:00 Sonny and Cher. Cher's Vamp save others. see the training of sea lions 10:00 News. Tim Conway, Slappy Wite routine features her as Cleo- 8:00 Dean martin. Helping Dean to recover lost missiles from 10:05 Movie. "The Gold Rush." STis and Rita Coolidge. patra and Sadie Thompson. An put things together are Carol the bottom of the sea. classic comedy is believed to 9:00 Police Story. "Cop in the operetta based on TV commer- Channing, Mike Connors, Steve 10:00 This is the Life. 7:00 Hawaii 5-0. "Bait Once, Bait be Charlie Chaplin's best pic- Middle." A vice cop is on cials, features the entire Lunsburg and the regulars. 10:30 Christopher Close Up. Twice." A girl tries to jump ture. the take- -not heavily, but cast. Guest stars are The 9:00 Cannon. "Area of Fear." A 10:45 OttrtdHettt. off a building and all the enough to put him in a tight Jackson Five, Howard Keel, heayweight boxing contender 11:00 Major League Baseball. evidence leads to one suspect WEDNESDAY squeeze when the bookie he Larry Storch, Wilfred Hyde- acts strange and threatens 1:30 Pro Football. but it seems all too simple 12:00 News. is dealing with needs a big White and' Governor Ronald to leave the country before 4:30 Boxing From the Olypic. to McGarrett. 12:05 Hawaii 5-0. favor. Reagan. a bigibout and hispuzzled 5:30 People, Pride and Traditions. 8:00 Monday Night Football. 1:00 Movie. "The Go1d Rush." 10:00 News. 9:00 Victory at Sea. "The Pacific girlfriend contacts Cannon. 6:00 News Brief. 10:00 News. 2:00 Gunsmoke. 10:05 Midnight Potpourri. "Chant Boils Over." The story of the 10:00 Nt. 6:05 Special Breed. 10:05 Movie. "Salute to Martin 3:00 Perry Mason. of Silence." Wat a pot- tragedy of Pearl Harbor is 10:05 Tonight Show. Johnny Carson's 6:30 All in the Family. Luther King, Jr." Mrs. 4:00 Juia. pourri of talent in this A tseen largely through the eyes guest stars are Joan Rivers, 7:00 Naked City. "Face of the Coretta King joins in an up- 4:30 Partridge Family. "Finders exciting incident - Anne of the Japanese, John Voight, Bob Uecker and Enemy." Crnelius Daggett beat variety tribute to her Keepers." Danny finds a Francis, Steve Forrest, 9:30 Police Surgeon Bust Out." Philip M. Stern. is a Medal of Honor winner. late husband. Greg Morris valuable brooch in the street Clu Gulager and John McLiami. Two convicts, in attempting But with fame and popudar- of "Mission Impossible" fame and presents it to Shirley to break out of jail, find SATEDAY ity gone, he becomes a tor- is the Master of Ceremnies. as a birthday present. All themselves trapped in a col- 9:00 Ctoons. mented alcoholic. Memries is fine until the owner wants THRSDAY lasped airshaft inside the 9:30 Ntw outRtue. toftht httttttoftWorld War TUESDAY it back. 12:00 News. jailhouse wall. Dr. Locke 10:00 Sesame Street. IIn nowdriverhim besedkth d 12:00 News. 5:00 Minority Comunity. A look 12:05 Police Story. tries to rescue them but is 11:00 Sky King. force him into another life 12:05 E Spy. at the Chinese New Year 4672, 1:00 Midnight Potpourri. "Chant trapped himself. 11:30 Flipper. and death struggle. 1:00 Movie. "Salute to Martin the Year of the Valiant Tiger. of Silence." 10:00 News. 12:00 GTMO Get Together. 8:00 Really Raquel. A lighthearted Luther King, Jr." Traditional music, dances and 2:00 Bonanza. 10:05 Movie. "Boys of the City." 1:00 NCAA Football. musical special with Raquel 2:00 Twilight Zone. costumes are shown as host 3:00 High Chaparral. A group of rowdy East Side 3:00 Pro Bowlers Tour. Welch turning an identity 2:30 Sea Hunt. Frank Kwan and Angie Wong 4:00 Green Acres. kids visit a plush Adiron- 4:30 Information Special. trip into a personal revue. 3:00R awhide. discuss Chinese history and 4:30 Men Into Space. dack camp at the invitation 5:30 BuckhOens. Buckhwens and Raquel steps on stage to 4:00 Andy Griffith. culture. 5:00 Brainworks. Hosted by of a judge, who is taking his ranch hnds are sitting' the strains of "Let Me 4:30 Mtny Loves of bie Gillis. 6:00 Panoram . Barry Mrtin, "Brainworks" cover from a gang bent on around the 01e corral waiting Entertain You," tells the 5:00 Profiles in Courage. Denver, 6:30 Humnist Alterative. "ral involves Claremont Men's killing him. to break out in country- west- audience the real story of Colorado at the turn of the Education for Children." College and Occidental ern songs which include "Kan- her career, sings "With My century was a city of easy There is an urgent need for College in a research study FRIDAY sas City," "Homeward Bound," OttVoice," dances "OnMy money and corruption. constructive moral education on the American transporta- 12:00 News. "L. A. International Airport, OEn wo Fet" and displays 6:00 Panoram. and parental involvement for tion problem and the Wash- 12:05 Dyke Van Dyke. and "My Kinda Music." Otyf a comedic flare hitherto 6:30 Hobbies, Crafts and Organi- children today-from earliest ington decision-making mze. 12:30 Callucci's Department. Nutter and Kenni Luskey are know otly to her night club infancy through the formtive 6:00 Panorama. 1:00 Movie. "Boys of the City." special guests. audiences. 7:00 Sherlock Holmes. "The Case years. 6:30 Directions. "A New Song to 2:00 ave Gun Will Travel. 6:00 News Brief. 9:00 Funny Side. Best to take a of the Pennsylvania Gun." 7:00 Thrillseekers. Gordon Eppling God." Changes in the 2:30 BatMasterson. 6:05 Iron Horse. "Death Has wo look at the funny side - of 7:30 Temperatures Rising. attempts to break his world Catholic liturgy since 3:00 Combat. Faces." Calhoun wants to run a second honeymoon, compata- "Operation Mercy." Dr. Mercy record for barefoot water Vatican II are the focus 4:00 Gentle Ben. his railroad through the ton bility tests and body signals. becomes a patient in his own skiing. Students at Prescott of this film documentary. 4:30 Faily Affair. of Bitterroot but opposition Host Gene Kelly ties all hospital but must suffer the College in Arizona climb the 7:00 Dick Van Dyke. A TO pro- 5:00 People, Pride and Taditions. to this promise of prosperity this in with music and dancing indignity of being assigned sheer face of a 600-foot gra- ducer wants to mke a com- 5:30 Victory at Sea. loses him $50,000 and almost with guest couples Burt Mustin to the children's ward be- nite mountain as part of their mercial out of Jenny's 6:00 Panorama. his wife. and Queenie Smith. cause of limited space. curriculum that includes a off-the-cuff endorsement of 6:30 Football '74. 7:00 Sanford and Son. 10:00Nttt. 0:00 Carol Burnett. Carol's course in mountain climbing. a spot remover and she ts 7:30 Bob Newhart. Emily feels her 10:05 Movie. To be announced guest stars are Eydie Gome to get jittery. Page 6--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanamo Gazette Friday, October 4, 1974

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1. MR. MAJESTYK. Charles Bronson-Al Lettieri. 11. PLAY MISTY FOR ME. Clint Eastwood-Jessica Walter. Bronson is a rugged individual who owns a farm and grows This is the story of a disc jockey (Eastwood) who has watermelons. He hires Linda Cristal and her fellow Chi- the most popular radio show on the peninsula and the canos as pickers, then forcibly evicts a gang of un- women who worship him. skilled workers. Suspense Drama Color 102 min R Drama Color 104 min PG 12. DIAMONDHEAD. Charleston Heston-Yvette Mimiux. 2. MAN ON A SWING. Cliff Robertson-Joel Gray. The head of a vast Hawaiian estate strongly opposes The body of well-liked Diane Hull is found in the park- his sister's desire to marry a half-breed Hawaiian, ing lot near a supermarket in a suburban area. Cliff although he himself has a Hawaiian mistress who he Robertson is called to investigate. learns is bearing his child. Mystery Drama Color 123 min PG Drama Color 107 min NRA 3. EMPEROR OF THE NORTH POLE. Lee Marvin-Ernest Borg- 13. DULCIMA. John Mills-Carol White. nine. It's 1933 and Lee Marvin plays the best train- Dulcima is keeping house for a gentleman so that she hopping tramp in the Northwest. can find the money he has stashed away. Action Drama Color 123 min PG Drama Color 92 min PG 4. THE ALPHA CAPER. Henry Fonda-Leonard Nimoy. 14. THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY. Shirley MacLaine- A Los Angeles parole officer is embittered over manda- Perry King. Joel Delaney is possessed by the devil. tory retirement. He organizes three of his parolees, His sister (MacLaine) tries to get the devil out of each a specialist in crime, to mastermind a million him, but to no avail. dollar robbery. Horror Drama Color 105 min R Action Drama Color 81 min TV 15. THOMASINE & BUSHROD. Vonetta McGee-Max Julien. 5. THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN. Lee Majors-Martin Balsam. In 1911 Texas, black Vonetta McGee feels an urge to During a space research project, an astronaut falls to return to bounty hunting when she learns that her ex- the earth. A government official uses the miracles of lover is wanted for murder and robbery. is aeromedical research to attempt to reconstruct him. Drama Color 95 min PG Suspense Drama Color 92 min TV 16. THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD. John Phillip Law- 6. THE RACING SCENE. James Garner-Parnelli Jones. Caroline Munro. Captain Sinbad is trying to outwit Garner portrays a race car driver who enters the Baha Baker and retrieve an amulet which is part of a medal- 500, an endurance race through the back hills and dust lion which will lead to a fabulous treasure. of Mexico. Fantasy Color 105 min G Racing Documentary Color 92 min G 17. THE GODFATHER. Marlon Brando-Al Pacino. 7. HAMMERSMITH IS OUT. Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton. The story focuses on the New York-based Mafia family The criminally insane Burton persuades vulgar yet gul- of Don Corleone, which is observed in transition from lible orderly Bridges to help him escape from an asylum. a state of great power in the forties through a peri- Drama Color 106 min R od of turmoil in the sixties. 8. HOW TO STEAL AN AIRPLANE. Peter Deul-Clinton Grevn. Action Drama Color 175 min R An American and a Welshman posing as tourists in a Latin 18. See No. 11. American country are out to repossess a jet from the 19. See No. 10. dictator's playboy son. 20. See No. 9. Adventure Drama Color 95 min NRA 21. WHEN EIGHT BELLS TOLL. Anthony Hopkins-Nathalie 9. THE NAKED APE. Johnny Crawford-V. Principal. Delon. Assigned to break a ring hijacking ships for The Naked Ape topped the nonfiction best-seller list a the gold bullion on board, Hopkins operates in his few years back, capturing its large readership by put- own fashion. ting into layman's language the fact that man is closer Drama Color 94 min GP kin to the ape than he might care to admit. 22. TOM JONES. Albert Finney-Susannah York. Drama Color 94 min PG The story traces the experiences of a rustic play- 10. DIRTY LITTLE BILLY. Michael Pollard-Lee Purcell. boy from his shenanigans at home through his wild en- Billy is a short, shy boy forced out of his farm home by counters in London with brigands, beauties and a cruel stepfather. The saloon world he enters is peo- scoundrels. pled with cardsharks, killers and whores who influence Comedy Color 129 min NRA his life. Western Color 93 min NRA Friday, October 4, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS PREPARE FOR ANOTHER WEEKEND'S ACTION

By JOSN Frank Simmons COLLEGE Another week of college football with a new top 20, several of which are ranked for the first time this year, is on tap for tomorrow and after the past two weeks where eight of the 20 have fallen to defeat, this week should FOOTBALL be different. When the rankings come out Monday they should reflect basic- ally the same rankings and the same teams holding the spots. But that's what was thought for the past two weeks when team after team has been upset. With the season less than a month old only 22 of the 128 major colleges JERRY WEST ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT are unbeaten and untied. Of that only 12 are considered LOS ANGELES (AP)--Jerry West, Los Angeles Laker super- so-called major powers. star, announced his retirement as a pl ayer yesterday, They are Ohio State, Miami (Fla.), Texas A&M, Tulane, saying he felt he no longer could play basketball the Florida, Oklahoma, North Carolina State, Alabama, Auburn, way he wanted to play the game. Illinois, Kansas State, and Michigan. The 36-year-old 13-time all-star selection at guard Look for most of those unbeaten, untied teams to stay said his decision was firm. "If you sacrifice your that way. standards, you're not being honest with yourself." No. 1 Ohio State plays another real toughie (not real- West will continue with ly) and will take Washington State by a conservative es- the Lakers organization timate of 34. Oklahoma meets Wake Forest; the Sooners, but his duties have not rated No. 2 in the AP Poll, can spot Wake Forest 60 and been de fined. still win. Alabama and Mississippi take on each other He fi nished his career in their anual thriller but expect the Tide to roll by as the third highest reg- at least 17. Michigan bumps into Stanford and might ular se ason scorer in the climb into third with a big victory against Stanford, NBA with 25,192 points, pick 'em, Michigan by 21. Texas A&M has a tough game includi ng the scoring ti- against Kansas but I'll take the Aggies by at least two tle in 1969-70 when he touchdowns. averaged 31.2 points per Sixth-ranked Nebraska will roll to a 24 point victory game. He also owns the over Minnesota while seventh-ranked Notre Dame will get best in dividual scoring back to winning by 28 over Michigan State. North Caro- performance for a guard, lina State, No. 8, should take aneasy win over East tallying 63 points in a Carolina. Southern Cal, a close winner last week over game against the New York Pittsburghjcould have a tough time with upset minded Knicks on Jan. 17, 1962. His records, many achieved in Iowa, but I'll take the Trojans by 24. Texas Tech, up- playoffs, include the most career points in playoff his- setter of Texas last weekwill duel No. 19 Oklahoma St., tory with 4,457, and a single season w ith 562 in 18 ga- which was upset last week. Look for Tech to win a close mes in 1970. one by 7. In other games I'll take Penn St. over the Army, Yale over Colgate, Navy over Boston College, Penn over Brown, Temple over Marshall, Princeton to upset Columbia, Har- JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL ACTION vard over Rutgers, Holy Cross will lose to Dartmouth, In Junior-Flag Football League actio n Saturday the and Maryland will take Syracuse easily. Cowboys take on the Vikings at 5 p.m. and the Dolphins In the South look for Tennessee to rebound from its battle the Colts in the second game. upset in a 42-point win over Tulsa, Florida St. to upset Baylor, William & Mary to take the Citadel, Georgia will defeat Clemson by 17, Duke could give Purdue problems, but I'll take the Boilermakers by 10, Georgia Tech will INTER-UNIT TENNIS STADINGS take Virginia, Houston, upset twice this season already, With the inter-unit tennis competit ion just getting will down South Carolina, Kansas State will put it to into full swing Naval Air Station (Wi.ndward) remains Ole Miss, Kentucky~a surprise winner last week (actually the only unbeaten team with a 9-0 record. In second anytime Kentucky wins is a surprise)a will get beat by is NAS (Leeward Point) with a 8-5 mar*k. MCB-5 holds Miami of Ohio. Pitt in a close victory over North Car- third with a 10-2 record, Dental and FTt are tied for olina, and Virginia Tech will defeat VMI. fourth a game back with 9-3 records a nd ComNavBase/FrG In the Midwest Illinois will win their fourth with a holds fifth. 17 point victory over California, Dayton will take South- High school, Hospital, Marine Barra.cks, VC-l, Spec- emn Illinois, Drake will upset North Texas State, West ial Mission Force and Security Group rounds out the Virginia will score a two touchdown victory over Indi- standings. ana, Iowa St. should down New Mexico, Oregon will regis- ~**************ter a 17-point win over Northwestern, and Tampa will score a two-touchdown win over Akron. Missouri with a big win last week has a tough game with Wisconsin but LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE RESULTS I'll take the Big Eight In ladies softball action Wednesday, High School Out West Colorado faces a tough Air Force team but will defeated Bob's Raiders 10-9 and FTG tr ipped SecGru 17-5. rebound from their loss last week with a 10-point win, Arizona will take Texas-El Paso, Colorado St. will hand Brigham Young another defeat, UCLA easily over Utah, Long 0 Beach State will win over San Jose State, and Hawaii will take Pacific. Friday, October 4, Page 8--BEELITNE Guantanamo Gazette 1974 Page 8--BEELINE Guantanamn Gazette Friday, October 4, 1974 What's happening 9 TODAY Beeline hall. For 21 THE GITMO SWINGERS will be dancing tonight at 7:30 in the club further information call 85718. BINGO WILL BE PLAYED tonight at Morin Center at 8. THE LADIES AUXILIARY will meet at 1154 Center Bargo. For more information Calls will be accepted for ads call Cathy at 97150 AT. on Sundays from 5-7 p.m.* Mon- day-Friday 3-5 p.m. Boxes are located at the Flagship Mess TOMORROW and between the Navy Exchange target shoot at the Special and Commissary Store. THE GUANTANAMO BAY ARCHERY CLUB will hold a Services Range at 10 a.m. For more information call 97259 AWH. DiA. 951144 THE GUANTANAMO BAY RIFLE AND PISTOL CLUB will have a pistol combat match at 1 p.m. on the club range.

SUNDAY THE CHURCH OF CHRIST will meet at McCalla Chapel at 9:30 a.m. For more for sale information call 97259 AWH. PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will meet at Marina Point at 9:15 a.m. for ages 1964 and '65 Corvair. Can be made two through second grade and at Chapel Hill at 9:30 a.m. for ages third into one car or as is for parts. grade to adult. Six Corvair tires in good condition. GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB will practice at the Child Day Care Center See at Corinaso 15 or call 85690 at 2 p.m. For more information call 97110 or 85232 DWH. DWH or 85316 AWH. IGUANA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet at Morin Center at 7 p.m.

Yard sale Saturday at TK-18 from MONDAY 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will meet at McCalla admin. building at 9:30 a.m. For more information call 85791 AT. Honda CB 100 1972, excellent con- dition, extra helmet $350. Call 85554 DWH, ask for Sapp.

Craig AM-FM stereo eight-track re- corder. Call 85702 DWH and ask for Texas Instruments electronic slide anytime except Thursdays. Call Dave, or see at RM K-212 A Complex rule calculator with AC adaptor and 85890 AT. GHB AWH. recharger, $60. Call 98184 AT.

Sears 8,000 BTU air conditioner, 1973 Kawasaki 90cc, $400; two helmets; used one summer, $90. Call 951042 golf clubs, irons, bag and cart, $50; giveaway AT. electric ice crusher, $10. Call 95532 AT. Nice selection of litter-trained kit- 1969 Ford Galaxie 500, 302 cu. inch, tens from which to choose. Call V-8, manual transmission, power steer-Three pair of gold sheer drapes, 63 97123 after 1 p.m. ing, tinted windows, remote control inches long, $8; red bed spread, twin side mirror, AM/FM/FM stereo/ eight type with two matching drapes 63 inch, track player with seven speakers, $10. Call 85890 AT. new battery, runs good. See at Cor- inaso Pt. #3 or call 85296 AT. Complete set of scuba gear. Contact Jim Harvey at 64308 DWH or 64306 AWH. Fedders 10,000 BTU air conditioner, $50; Fedders 12,000 BTU air con- ditioner, $45; patio chaise lounge, $7; patio ornamental "Man leaning Playpen, $10. Call 97273 AT. on lamp post", $45; patio barbeque grill, $15; patio table with um- brella, $35; dress form sizes 10-14, $15; typewriter chair, $10; Tele- wanted funken tape recorder, $20; box 9 ma shells, $3. Call 85148 AT. Piano wanted, will buy. Call 90246 AWH. Whirlpool two speed,four cycle washer white, $75; car top carrier, $2; underwater camera housing, $10; ankle weights, $3. Call 99295 AT. services. 1973 Honda CB 100, $425. Call 85830 0 AWH. Young mother will babysit in her home