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ISRAELI TEAM VISITS WASHINGTON TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS FOR U.S. AID (AP)--Israeli Prime Minister which Israel will withdraw, and Yitzhak Rabin said yesterday pro- the number of troops Egypt will gress had been made in recent be allowed to station on the weeks toward a Sinai accord with strategic Mitla and Gidi passes Egypt, but "certain key issues" that Israel will vacate. still need clarification. At the Diplomatic sources in Tel Aviv same time, an Israeli team flew said resumption of the aid talks to Washington to reopen negotia- in Washington is a sign that the tions on $2.5 billion in U.S. aid. United States is satisfied that Israeli newspapers quoted U.S. Israel is making concessions to officials as saying a Sinai Egypt. The United States broke agreement would probably come off aid discussions in the "re- about Sept. 1, after a shuttle by assessment" of U.S. policy that Secretary of State Henry Kissinger followed the breakdown of Kissin- between Jerusalem and Cairo. ger's shuttle diplomacy last spring. LT. GEN. NICHOLS COL. FENNESSY COL. LaMONTAGNE The issues still in dispute, Israel' s director-general of the according to Israeli sources, are treasury, Arnon Gafni, heads the certain sectors of the line to four-man delegation to Washington. GEN. NICHOLS TO BE GUEST OF HONOR AT CHANGE OF COMMAND CEREMONIES INDIAN PRESIDENT APPROVES AMENDMENT TO FREE MRS. GANDHI FROM CONVICTION Lt. Gen. Robert L. Nichols, com- As. an officer, he has served in manding general of Fleet Marine numerous assignments both in the NEW DELHI, India (AP)--President supreme court appeal of a June 12 Force, Atlantic, will be guest of states and overseas, including in Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed gave his assent conviction that she illegally used honor at change of command cere- combat in both Korea and Vietnam. yesterday to a quickly passed con- government officials to aid her monies tomorrow morning at the Originally from Rochester, N.Y., stitutidnal amendment designed to 1971 campaign for Parliament. Marine Barracks. Col. Fennessy comes to Guantanamo free Prime Minister Indira Gandhi The amendment - introduced in At the 9 a.m. ceremony, Col. from duty at Marine Corps Air from her conviction for corrupt Parliament on Thursday, passed Fri- Edward J. LaMontagne will step Station, El Toro, Calif. He is electoral practices. day and ratified by a majority of down as commanding officer of the married to the former Adella Ahmed, the constitutional head of state assemblies Saturday - retro- Marine Barracks and Ground Defense Gardner, also from Rochester. The state who had no power to refuse to actively states that the existing Force as he nears the end of a couple has four sons and a daugh- sign the legislation, gave the challenges to the election of a career which began in the fall of ter. amendment the status of law a day prime minister shall be deemed never 1951 when he enlisted in the Marine Col. LaMontagne's military career before Mrs. Gandhi is to begin her to have taken place. Corps Reserve. began as a Navy enlisted man in Col. Mark P. Fennessy, who ser- 1946. After his first tour of duty ved as a scout sergeant with the with the Navy he attended New BATHERS THROW ROCKS, BOTTLES IN CONFRONTATION ON SOUTH BOSTON BEACH 11th Marines on Guadalcanal England College, and after gradua- during the struggle in the Pacific tion was commissioned a second BOSTON (AP)--Black and white demonstration into the hostile area in World War II, and later as lieutenant in the Corps. bathers pelted each other with to "reassert the rights of all Sergeant Majpr at Marine Corps After service as a junior offi- rocks and bottles yesterday as sev- Boston residents to use all public headquarters in Washington, will cer, he returned to civilian life eral hundred people gathered for a facilities." be the new local Marine Barracks and attended law school at Boston civil rights demonstration on Eight people, six blacks and two commanding officer following the University while remaining in the racially troubled Carson Beach in whites, were arrested on charges ceremony. Marine Corps .Reserve. South Boston. ranging from disorderly conduct to The Marine Barracks has invited He returned to active duty in About 600 riot-helmeted police assault and battery with a danger- the Guantanamo community to wit- 1957, andsubsequently served in created a 200-foot-wide sandy ous weapon. ness the ceremony, and asked those numerous posts, including two tours off-limits area between the crowds Several persons were injured by attending to be seated by 8:45 a.ih. as an instructor in San Fernando, of about 500 blacks and 1,000 flying objects, among them two to ensure the event begins promptly Spain, teaching infantry tactics whites in the predominantly Irish policemen. One of the officers was at 9 o'clock. to Spanish Marine Corps officers. area. hospitalized after he was knocked Among the highlights will be a In Vietnam, he later served as However, demonstrators repeatedly off his motorcycle when one of the flyover by helicopters and jets, commanding officer, 3rd Battalion, threw rocks, beer bottles and bricks flying objects him in the a gun salute by the guided missile 9th Marines. Among Col. LaMon- at each other over the heads of the chest. destroyer USS Sellers, a pass in tagne's many decorations are the policemen. Police on horseback and motor- review by Marine troops, tanks and Silver and Bronze Stars, Legion of Black leaders said they led the cycles, along with an amphibious artillery pieces, and a performance Merit and Purple Heart. vehicle, occasionally charged into by the Fleet Marine Force Atlantic Col. LaMontagne and his wife, the crowds in an attempt to Drum and Bugle Corps. the former Barbara Healy, are both MOTHER 'SCREAMS AND SCREAMS' separate the two sides, who shout- Following the event refreshments from New Hampshire, where they'll ed and gestured at each other. will be served behind the Marine live upon retirement. WHEN SHE FINDS SON'S BODY After two hours, black leaders Barracks headquarters. Ample park- Lt. Gen. Nichols was in Gitmo in said the event, billed as a ing will be available at the April on an inspection trip of OMAHA, Neb. (AP)--Six-year-old "picnic," was over, and police Marine lyceum. Caribbean Marine units. He in- Mark Watson didn't come home on pushed the blacks about a Col. Fennessy, the incoming com- spected the local Marine Ground time to take the medicine to treat quartermile down the beach to manding officer, first enlisted in Defense Force and the Special Mis- his epilepsy and his mother became a shopping center parking lot, the Corps. in 1940, and won the sion Force. During that visit concerned. where they had left their cars. Silver Star and Purple Heart while here he also took .part in the She called the police, and along Meanwhile the whites were held rising to Sergeant Major before dedication of the Huntington Bar- with neighbors, they helped her back out of rock-throwing range. earning his commission in 1951. raeks tt Marine Site 2. scout the neighborhood Saturday for the boy, who also was hard of hear- ing. After about two hours, a friend WORST PROBLEM AMONG AMERICANS ON BASES IN TURKEY IS UNCERTAINTY OVER IMMEDIATE FUTURE asked Mrs. Watson if she had thought of looking in an old refrigerator on ANKARA, Turkey (AP)--Some 15,000 deciding not only the fate of the avoid friction as much as possible," the Watson pickup truck. It was Americans on U.S. military instal- American personnel but the U.S.- one official said. headed for the dump later in the lations in Turkey live in a sus- Turkish relationship as well. American officials here admit day. pended state, not knowing whether In the meantime, an American there have been some problems with Mrs. Watson and the other woman or when to start packing for the military source said the American mail and deliveries of consumer began tugging on the door. It took possible trip home. commanders are battling with prob- goods because of some overzealous about five minutes to get it open, "The worst problem among our lems of morate and idleness. Turkish authorities. "Even diplo- and Mrs. Watson said, "I just people is the uncertainty over Experts in charge of running the matic mail was held up for several screamed and screamed." Mark's body their immediate future," an Ameri- sensitive equipment on the bases days at the beginning, with low- was inside. can official said recently. are out of work, but a large num- level officials not knowing how Police said the boy apparently Angered by the refusal of the ber of the personnel still have far measures against Americans suffocated. An autopsy was ordered. U.S. Congress to lift an arms em- jobs, the source said. "Adminis- were supposed to be carried out," Mark had been playing with some bargo against Turkey that was im- trative work and maintenance of the one official said. has not other children. The Watsons were posed in the wake of Turkey's in- equipment continue," he added. The Turkish government down told by one of them that he had vastion of Cyprus, the Turkish For those Americans with nothing yet taken steps toward closing bases or stop- seen a child close the icebox door. government suspended operations or little to do, base commanders the PX shops on the As to why opher children didn't on the key bases two weeks ago have been recommending long vaca- ping special mail privileges. areas which will report it, Mrs. Watson said, "They and placed them under Turkish armed tions. "These are gray in time," one were playing, they just didn't forces command. American officials say that so have to be decided think. They were probably too And if the embargo is not lifted far there have been no serious in- official said. to Americans, even if scared." in a time period yet unspecified, cidents between the small Turkish According be closed, "That old regrigerator never did Premier Syleyman Demirel has said units which have taken over con- the PX shops were to of goods work," the boy's father, Carl, the bases will be eliminated, trol and their personnel. "A low- customs-free deliveries would have to be said. "I had it in the garage since equipment dismantled and personnel level American officer and a for the personnel the protection of April with its door to the wall so sent away. Turkish one have little contact. continued under forces agree- the kids couldn't get into it. I According to knowledgeable Everything is discussed at the top the NATO status of is still in effect, just put it on the pickup so we sources here, the unnamed date level, between the senior American ment, which bilateral agree- could dump it." would be sometime in early fall, officer and the Turkish one, to as opposed to the ments invalidated by Turkey. Page 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, August 11, 1975

YACHT CLUB PLANS PARTY

The Yacht Club is going to have PROPOSED COMPACT ON PUERTO RICO F a "Midnight Madness" party Satur- day L at 8 a.m. A steak breakfast GIVES AUTHORITY TO EXECUTIVE DEPT. mmunity will be available at 11 p.m. This Co is by reservations only. Reserva- WASHINGTON (AP)--The White House tions must be made by tomorrow. will have a greater say in Puerto Call Jan at 85215 or Bonita at Rican affairs under the terms of a B 98139 for reservations. The Dynam- proposed compact released yesterday. luIletin ic UNO will be providing the enter- The 'compact would authorize the tainment. President and the Puerto Rican governor to create a six-man joint PROTESTANT JUNIOR CHOIR STARTING commission to handle a broad range Board of U.S.-Puerto Rican matters. It A Protestant Junior Choir is would give the two chief executives starting Aug. 20 at the chapel. new authority to act in key areas, - L MR Ages first grade to seventh grade including defense, immigration and are invited. For more information commercial matters. call Mrs. O'Neal at 951001 AWH. The compact proposals, as adopted POWER OUTAGE SCHEDULED by a joint U.S.-Puerto Rican com- MEETINGS LIVE FIRING EXERCISES mision earlier this month, repre- There will be a planned power sent a shift of authority away from outage in the Granadillo area The Marines will conduct several Congress and into the hands of the TODAY tomorrow from 8:30 a.m. until live firing exercises this week. executive department. 2:30 p.m. Thursday from At the same time, the compact JUDO CLASS will meet at Marble- 1 to 4:30 p.m. and The outage is necessary because Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., represents a new attempt to enlarge head Hall at 6:30 p.m. For more in- the primary power feeder supplying the firings will take the autonomy of the Puerto Rican formation call 98233 AWH. place and im- electrical power to the Granadillo pact at Granadillo Range. All of commonwealth government, which is PREPARED CHILD BIRTH CLASS meets the area is leaning badly where it area north from Caracoles Point to be renamed the free associated in the hospital classroom at 7:30 to crosses the tidal flats. This sec- Hospital Point including Hospital state. p.m. for more information call tion of the power feeder is being If approved by Congress, the com- 951098. Cay, Medio Cay, South Toro Cay, rerouted to firmer ground and it is North Toro Cay and pact would expand the considerable LITTLE THEATRE will meet at 7:30 the Granadillo necessary to have a power outage Range privileges already accorded the p.m. For more information call area is off limits during so this work can be completed. these U.S. citizens of Puerto Rico, in- Stan Rhorer AT at 96157. live firings. The areas affected include AFRTS Friday, the firing cluding their continued freedom AMATEUR RADIO CLUB meets at 7:30 will be from (emergency generator will allow 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Hicacal from federal taxation and a new p.m. at the club station located operation), Granadillo Point and right of bilateral say regar ing at Hobby land. For more information Range. All of the area north from Granadillo Circle housing. Saint Nicolas Point to Caracoles any basic changes in future rela- call Gary Grahn at 90181,AT or Art It is recommended that personnel tions with the United States. Borland at 95554. Point is off limits. living in the affected areas pack Saturday's firing will be from 8 The gains realized by Puerto Rico GUANTANAMO BAY MOTOCROSS meets at items that will be required from a.m. to 1 p.m. at Leeward II range, and the White House would be large- 7:30 psm. at the FRA Building. Call refrigerators and freezers in ice impacting at seaward. ly the expense of Congress, which Dale Renninger at 96112 AWH for chests before the outage commences traditionally has enjoyed final more information. and avoid opening refrigerators and authority on all matters concerning ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets to- freezers during the outage. EARN INDEPENDENT STUDY DEGREE the island. night. For more information call In addition, Congress will be 96160 AWH ar Leeward Point 64436. Would you like to earn a degree asked to make room for a second through independent study? Inde- resident commissioner from Puerto TOMORROW pendent study is less structured Rico, to be seated in the Senate. than correspondence study. The LADIES GOLF ASSOCIATION meets at student decides on his own project the Golf Course at 8:30 a.m. For W.T. SAMPSON REGISTRATION and/or method of learning. Ohio more information call Louise TODAY IN HISTORY Herrin University Extension Division is at 95360. W.T. Sampson Junior-Senior High School registration for newly ar- offering Associate and Bachelor By the Associated Press GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB degrees, and the University of will practice rived students or those who have at the Child Day Care Alabama is offering a Master of Center at 6 p.m. just returned from leave will be Today is Monday, August 11, the Science degree in engineering. For OKINAWA KARATE AFFILIATION will held in the high school office 223rd day of 1975. There are 142 further information concerning practice from 6 to 8 p.m. at tomorrow and Friday from 8 to 10:15 days left in the year. these degrees and financial help Marblehead Hall. For more infor- a.m. Parents should bring recent Highlights in history on this call J.T. Savoia, ext. 85553 or mation call 98258 AWH. report cards and any records that date: 85338 or come to the Education Of- GUANTANAMO BAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE have been released to them. Stu- 1974-- New U.S. President, Ger- should accompany fice during duty hours. CLUB will meet at the COMO Club at dents grades 9-12 ald Ford, confers with Republican grades 7-8 party leaders about choice for 7 p.m. parents. Students should not accompany parents but WINDMILL BEACH CLOSED vice president. PAINTING CLASS will meet at 7 p.m. 1973--In Argentina, Juan Peron at the McCalla Admin Building. For should indicate through the parent wish to be in Windmill Beach will be closed to and his wife, Isabel, accept more information call 98171 AWH. whether or not they the public during certain hours THE SURE LOSERS WEIGHT REDUCING the band program. Peronist party's nomination to run Elementary school registration today and Wednesday due to training for president and vice president. CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. in the for students new to Guantanamo will exercises by the visiting Commander 1970--Chancellor Willy Brandt of hospital classroom. For more infor- Carrier Group Four ships and em- mation call Pat Trent at 951212 AT continue daily through Friday from West Germany arrives in Moscow to 1:30-4 p.m. barked Marines. or Joanne Frandsen at 9-11:30 a.m. and sign nonaggression and cooperation 85737. The beach will be closed until BOY SCOUTS will meet in the Boy treaty with Soviet Union. 4 p.m. today and from 4 a.m. until Scout Hut, 6th, Street, Villamar at MOVIES AT THE WINDJAMMER 1967--Vital highway and railroad noon Wednesday. All personnel are bridge on outskirts of Hanoi is 7:30 p.m. For more information call an cautioned to be alert for troop badly damaged by U.S. bombers. Sharon Fox at 64462. Tonight: Willie Dynamite, R- Roscoe Orman. movements throughout the base and 1965--Severe race riots break BINGO will be played at the CPO rated drama starring to give way to such movements out in Los Angeles, Calif. Club beginning at 8 p.m. Tomorrow: Mistress Pamela, an R drama starring Julian Barnes. when necessary. 196--Chile breaks diplomatic Wednesday: The Autobiography of Due to the extremely large relations with Cuba, leaving only SPECIAL MOTORCYCLE SAFETY CLASS Jane Pitman, a TV drama starring concentration of fleet personnel three Latin American countries Cecily Tyson. on base, Windmill Beach is being recognizing the Castro regime -- SCHEDULED FOR WORKING STUDENTS Thursday: Alice Doesn't Live Here reserved for fleet use only Tuesday. Mexico, Bolivia and Uruguay. Anymore, a PG drama starring Ellen 1954--Formal peace announcement There will be a special motor- Burstyn. MARINE BARRACKS ENLISTED WIVES MEET in Indochina ends more than seven cycle safety class conducted Sat- Friday: The Four Musketeers, a years of fighting between French urday at 8 a.m. at the second deck drama rated PG starring Oliver There will be a Marine Barracks and the Vietminh. of the base police building. Reed, plus, Tales That Witness Enlisted Wives Club meeting at 1952--Prince Hussein is pro- This class is primarily for high Madness, an R drama starring Kim 7:30 tonight at the Staff NCO claimed King Hussein of Jordan on school students who are working Novac. Club. All the wives of NCO and Termination of Reign of King Talal. during the summer. Driver's license Saturday: Going Down the Road, Staff NCO are invited to attend. 1945--Allies inform Japan that and motorcycle are required, so a PG drama starring Doug McCrath, its surrender offer is acceptable bring them with you. and, The Sleeper, a PG drama star- NAVY EXCHANGE OPEN TONIGHT as Pacific war nears end. Personnel interested in attending ring Woody Allen. 1941--British Prime Minister should contact BMC Moore or Patrol- Sunday: The Wrath of God, a PG The Navy Exchange will be open Winston Churchill and U.S. Presi- man Wright at 85860 or 95374 DWH drama starring Robert Mitchum. tonight from 6:30 to 11. Tuesday, dent Franklin D. Roosevelt meet for scheduling. the Exchange will open at 8 a.m. on warship in Western Atlantic and remain open until 11 p.m. and sign Atlantic Charter. 1937--Bakr Sidqi, dictator of Iraq, is assassinated. Local Forecast WATER STATUS 1936--Nationalist Chinese forces of Chiang Kai-Shek enter Canton Clear today with a high Yesterday's in China. today near 95,, low near Water Figures: 75. Bay conditions 2 to 1935--Nazi storm troopers stage mass demonstrations against Jews . ..ao.c 4 feet. Sunrise at 6:40 PRODUCED: 1,757,000 tomorrow, sunset 7:32 CONSUMED: 1,322,000 in Germany. 1931--Britain signs protocol tonight. High tide will TN STORAGE:17,670,000 accepting Herbert Hoover's plan be at 12:47 a.m. and at WATER GAIN: 435,000 for one-year moratorium for 1:57 p.m. tomorrow. Low _I tide will be at 6:51 reparations and World War I debts. heart is - p.m. and again at 7:05 Thought for today: IN AMERICA Silence is one great art of con- p.m. U. S. SAVINGS BONDS versation--William Hazlitt, English writer (1778-1830). Monday, August 11, 1975 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3

DONORS OF CERTAIN TYPES OF BLOOD NEEDED BY LOCAL BLOOD BANK One of the things that people medical personnel to determine Gitmo sometimes take for granted when their eligibility to donate blood they enter a hospital is that blood at the time of registration. It transfusions are readily available should be emphasized, however, if they need them. that actual blood donations need Dialogue While it is true that most blood not be given until an actual emer- banks generally keep a constant in- gency arises, at which time donors ventory of blood on hand at all will be contacted by the hospital times, certain types of blood may and asked to report to the blood be difficult to obtain. These bank for donations. less common types of blood include B negative, 0 negative, AB posi- All blood donations must be tive, and AB negative. voluntary, since the local blood The Naval Hospital Blood Bank is bank does not pay for donations WIFE OF FIRST CLASS PETTY OFFICER SEES DISCRIMINATION asking that all active duty mili- or offer any kind of bonus. tary personnel, regardless of age, Persons interested in partici- Dear Editor: and any civilians over 18, volun- pating in this registration program tarily register their names and should contact Lt(j.g.) Donald I am writing this letter to let it be known here in Gitmo there phone numbers with the hospital Smith or HMC Dennis Kent at the is a discrimination. This is to me and all other wives of men who laboratory if they possess the Naval Hospital Laboratory, phone are not officers. following blood types: 0 negative, 7749, or drop by in person. About four weeks ago I had my name put on a list to get a Cuban A negative, B negative, AB posi- Remember this -- you may not be woman come in and clean my house once a week. I have been sitting tive and AB negative. dying to give blood, but someone back patiently waiting to hear from Mr. Duffus who handles these Individuals will be screened by on base may be dying to get blood. women. I called him last week and he told me that some officer had told him that he was to hand out the cleaning women to the women whose husbands were of a higher rank first. So in other words, be- cause Listen, Ladies my husband is only a First Class, I may have to wait six months for a house cleaner. Mr. Duffus told me it never use to be DIVORCED NEN STEREOTYPED AS PLAYBOYS WHO ARE FINALLY FREE that way, but because of a shortage of house-cleaners, someone from higher-up told him to do it this way. husband has spent four of the five years we have been married (AP)--An Ohio State University BOOKLETS My aboard ship, most of it at sea. While he was at sea, at various professor says divorced men are stereotyped as playboys who are Do you know someone who's left- get togethers at the captain's wife's house, we would get told finally free. Bernard Weiss handed? Are you, yourself, a from other officers that we were not handed out in our husband's teaches divorce counselors at southpaw? Then you might be in- seabag and we were all equal no matter what rank our husbands held. I do not feel that this is the same case down here. Is the Columbus, Ohio, school. He terested in a free catalogue that Gitmo any in the states? says the loose-living image arises, lists a hundred items made especial- different than any other duty station in part, because nearly 90 per ly for left-handed persons. Spiral Now someone will probably write in saying that the husband is cent of the divorced men default notebooks, for example. Soup requesting the house-cleaner, but we all know that it is the woman who does the housework. Now that I have said my mind maybe I will on their support payments. But he ladles, yardsticks and playing says, the underlying problem of cards are a few of the other items feel better. many divorces is too little money. available. Just write to: The Wife of a First Class and Proud of It And Weiss says it is inevitable Southpaw, 5331 Southwest Macadam that a man who can't support one Avenue, Portland. Oregon, 97201. family isn't going to be able to Dear Editor: support two. FORD PREDICTS MINIMAL INCREASES As parents of two Little League players, we would like WOMEN IN THE NEWS WASHINGTON (AP)--President Ford to say a great big thank you to Dr. and Mrs. Knehans for all their predicts that easing controls on work and time spent in support of the Gitmo Bay Boys Baseball Betty Ford says she's ready to oil prices will not cause another program. campaign for her husband's election surge of inflation. On behalf of all the parents of Little Leaguers, as you depart in 1976. Mrs. Ford says she plans "There will be some minimal high- Gitmo, weiwish you "Fair winds and a following sea." to travel with the President as er prices, but they are not going much as possible. And the first to force a broad over-all increase Mr. and Mrs. Gerald DeBari lady says she looks forward to in the rate of inflation," Ford continuing to do things that in- said. terest her and that she's been in- volved in. Mrs. Ford lists the passage of VETERANS ADMINISTRATION STILL HAS ONE CLINICAL EXPERIMENT USING LSD ON HUMANS UNDER WAY the Equal Rights Amendment as one item on her list of interests. WASHINGTON (AP)--The Veterans Between 1965 and 1970 a few VA inquiries from the Associated She's also interested in the per- Administration still has one clin- hospitals tested the mind-altering Press, however, VA officials said forming arts and in helping handi- ical experiment using LSD on drug in treating alcoholism, there is one remaining program. capped and retarded people. humans under way, although most neuroses and painful terminal Some experiments with animals of its programs with the drug illnesses, but officials said it are also continuing, officials CONSUMERS were ended five years ago, was decided the program wasn't said officials report. worth continuing. In response to A family resource management specialist for the Texas Agricul- Savings Bond Strikes Again tural Extension Service says that microwave ovens can help conserve SECRET AGENT SAVINGS BOND MEETS CHALLENGE HURLED BY HEAD OF IGUANA AGENCY energy. But, Lilgian Chenoweth says, only if the ovens are used By J02 Joe Culver had once spent two years atop a distant mountain in to cook for five people or fewer. Tibet learning to conquer dandruff by meditation. She says microwave ovens cook most "It's a perfect day for skindiving," thought Se- After two years, he had learned that meditation foods in about one-fourth the cret Agent Savings Bond. "I've been here only 45 was the name of a shampoo that his .Tibetan guru time of conventional ovens. And minutes and I've already filled one bag with skin." was manufacturing. that, she says, means a signifi- Bond was the senior seaman in the Navy and the But this was the biggest challenge he had ever cant cut in total energy con- number one agent for the Navy's elite, top secret faced. He went to the Windjammer to ponder the prob- sumption. spy ring known as IGUANA (the Institute to Grow lem. But Mrs. Chenoweth says energy Underwater Artichokes for Navy Astronauts). One Suddenly, it hit him! Not an idea, but an empty savings occurs only when smaller secret agency had its "Six Million Dollar Man," beer bottle thrown by someone behind him. Bond portion sizes are baked in the but Bond was known affectionately as IGUANA's whirled, quite gracefully thanks to his ballet ovens. She says that for portions 39 cent special. training, ready to seek revenge. "Little does that of six or more, the microwave Bond was justly proud of his position, but he culprit know that I am secret agent Savings Bond, oven offers little energy consump- didn't let this pride interfere with his instinc- 0004 (his meal card number), and I always give back tion advantage. tive cunning and caution. He played it low key. more than I receive from such evil bad guys." The embroidered title "Secret Agent" was crocheted Then, he knew the answer to the problem that had RECIPES across the back of his uniform in very conservative been weighing heavy on his mind. colors. "R," he said at a meeting later that same day, Here's a recipe for easy-to-make Bond left the shallows at Windmill Beach, wonder- "here's what we need to do. Why don't we have the lemonade: measure two large lemons ing how much more successful his diving might be government start a program whereby citizens can that have been thinly sliced and if he learned to swim. His decision to bathe in the donate money, which the government will be able to one-half cup sugar into a large, Gitmo sun was interrupted when his beeper sounded. use to support its important programs. At the end heatproof bowl or . Pour His beeper was disguised to appear as an ordinary of five years, the government will not only repay in four cups boiling water. Stir ruby mounted in his navel. It looked just like that donation, but will actually give back more. until the sugar is dissolved. Re- every other ruby worn by typical sailors, but this For instance, an original investment of, say frigerate until well chilled. one was actually a communication link with IGUANA $18.75. would be rewarded with a return of $25." Serve in chilled glasses. This headquarters, located somewhere beneath the ground "That's a great idea," declared R, removing the recipe makes four cups of lemonade. on Admin Hill. lint from his navel (or naval as he preferred to Bond immediately dressed in his lavender work call it because of his Navy background) with a DECORATING uniform and hurried to headquarters by the fastest custom-made belly-button brush. "And I know what means available - hitchhiking. we'll call it. We'll call these things Savings You can decorate with plants. At headquarters, Bond was ushered into the office Bonds, after the man whose brilliant mind dreamed Curtain an entire window with of R, the head of IGUANA. up the program." greenery. Or you can use plants on "We need your help, Savings," R told him. "The "Aw shucks," Bond replied modestly. just the top half of the window, government has asked us to devise a program in Because of his idea, August has been named leaving the bottom for cafe cur- which our people can contribute money to the govern- Savings Bond month in Gitmo. This is the time for tains or shutters. ment and get some kind of reward for it. This job all of us to take stock in America through the You might also sit your plants on will require the talents of a dedicated, determined purchase of Savings Bonds. And don't forget to glass shelves built inside the man." watch the Gazette for more misadventures of Gitmo's window recess or hang them at Bond was certainly dedicated and determined. He own secret agent. different levels from the ceiling. - Page 4 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, August 11, 1975

JUNIOR FLAG FOOTBALL COMMISSION DONNA YOUNG OVERCOMES RIB INJURY TO WIN EUROPEAN WOMEN'S OPEN SCHEDULES REGISTRATION SATURDAY

The Guantanamo Bay Junior Flag SUNNINGDALE, England (AP)--Donna jury to her rib cage. For four Football Commission has announced Caponi Young hit 500 golf balls a weeks she was unable to swing a that registration for the upcoming day to get fit again after injuring club. season will be held in front of the a muscle in her rib cage two months She went into the 72-hole tourna- ago. Navy Exchange between 10 a.m. and ment at Sunningdale still worried 3 p.m. Saturday. "Sometimes you wonder whether about the injury. She took 20 or it's worth it," said Boys who will be 9 prior to Sept. the 30-year- 30 pratice swings each morning old Los Angeles star. "Why work so 1 and who will not be 14 years old before it felt right. hard for this stupid before Dec. 1 of this year will be little game?" "It still grabs me sometimes But it paid off eligible to play in the league. at Sunningdale when I'm playing," she said. "I Four teams are planned for the I Saturday. Mrs. Young won the Euro- hooked my drive once in the last pean Women's Open upcoming season, with tryouts to and a prize of round and felt a nasty twinge." be held Aug. 23. Practice will be- $11,000 and looked as happy as a Mrs. Young holed with a sand wedge from 60 yards for an eagle gin in early September, with the kid. two at opening games scheduled Sept. 20. "It's not the money," she said. the 11th hole on the last "It's just that I love golf. day. It was the most spectacular Any adults interested in being "Golf is my life. It's my hus- shot of the tournament and gave a coach, assistant coach or assis- band's life and my family's life. ting in the youth football program her a two-stroke advantage over I don't know anything else." Sandra Palmer of Dallas, Tex. this year are asked to call the Her husband, golf equipment man- "My husband says I'm the worst league commissioner, Chuck Schroyer, ufacturer Ken Young, watched her wedge player in the world," Mrs. at 951247 DWH or 952209 AWH. win the title. Her father, pro- Young said. "When I saw that ball Parents will need to accompany fessional Harry Caponi who taught go in, my first thought was 'Ken, their sons to registration in order her to play, died in 1971 at to sign registration forms. did you see it?"' age 49. Husband Ken did see it. He Mrs. Young started the season said: "It was a great shot - pos- KANSAS CITY BEATS CLEVELAND by winning two tournaments, but sibly the best I have ever seen ANGELS BLANK YANKEES 1-0 her success was halted by the in- her play." CLEVELAND (AP)--The Kansas City ANAHEIM (AP)--Lee Stanton's ninth- Royals beat the double, only California's 5-1 yesterday. fourth hit off former teammate Rudy Al Fitzmorris, 12-9, gave up a May, drove home Tommy Harper and RAIN INTERRUPTS GAMES run in the sixth inning. He was gave the Angels a 1-0 victory over replaced by Nelson Briles who got the New York Yankees yesterday. BEING HELD IN PUERTO RICO the side out. May, 11-7, had limited the Angels The loser was Eric Raich, 6-7. to two hits over the first eight PONCE, Puerto Rico (AP)--It sel- . dom rains in the southern part of Puerto Rico but this weekend the GIANTS TOP PHILLIES 8-1 rains came in force and washed out most of the events Saturday and yes- PHILADELPHIA (AP)--Gary Matthews terday to be held at the Paquito belted two home runs and drove in BREWERS GET PAST RANGERS Montaner Stadium. four runs yesterday to power the MILWAUKEE (AP)--The Milwaukee Only the first five events of the San Francisco Giants past the Brewers got past the Texas Rangers decathlon and three field individual Philadelphia Phillies 8-1. 7-4 yesterday. events could be staged Saturday with The victory snapped a six-game Cuban athletes taking the three gold Brewers losing streak. medals and the three silvers in con- tention. Medico won two bronze and Bermuda the others. After four days of competition, JIMMY CONNORS Cuba is far ahead in medals with 22, including seven golds, 12 silver and t) three bronze. Mexico is in second CONNORS BEATS ROSEWALL place with 5-2-5, followed by Jamai- ca with three golds, one silver and IN INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT four bronze, and Puerto Rico, 2-4-1.

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