PROSECUTOR CLOSES HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE APPROVES ROCKEFELLER'S NOMINATION EXAMINATION OF EPRLICHMAN WASHINGTON (AP)--The House Judi- earlier this week to confirm the ciary Committee yesterday overwhel- nomination. WASHINGTON (AP)--The prosecutor mingly approved Nelson A. Rocke- Rockefeller's opponents expressed at the Watergate cover-up trial feller's nomination as vice presi- concern one after another during the closed his cross-examination of dent, opening the way for final morning's debate over potential con- John D. Ehrlichman yesterday by congressional action on the nomi- flict of interest from his vast accusing him of falsely dumping nation by the House late next week. wealth, and some of his gifts and the blame for the cover-up on for- The vote was 26-12. loans to public officials. mer President Nixon. President Ford predicted earlier But Rep. Charles W. Sandman, R- Climaxing two days of relentless this week -that the House would vote N.J., accused Democrats of using questioning, prosecutor James S. overwhelmingly on Thursday or Fri- those arguments when their real ob- Neal reached into the transcript day of next week to confirm Rocke- jection is that Rockefeller is a of a White House tape for what he feller, although he said there Republican who disagrees with them said were Ehrlichman's own words could be as many as 100 votes again- philosophically. describing a good defense against st the nomination. Earlier, an sur- criminal charges for Watergate. The President said Rockefeller vey found 25 of the 38 members of Waving the transcript of an April would be sworn in as the nation's the committee inclined to vote for 15, 1973, tape, Neal quoted Ehrlich- 41st vice president shortly after confirmation, nine inclined to vote man as suggesting that former White the House vote. The Senate voted against and four--including Hogan-- House counsel John W. Dean might not saying. avoid prosecution. Several Republicans said Hogan, In the tape, Ehrlichman, who was a Republican Representative from White House domestic adviser, sug- U. & NAVAL BAS Maryland, had been trying to get gests to Nixon, "If I were Dean, them to join him in voting against I would develop a defense that I GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA the nomination. was being manipulated by people who had a corrupt motive for os- tensibly a benign motive." RHODESIAN LEADERS GO HOME Pressing Ehrlichman, the prose- cutor noted that Ehrlichman's lawyer SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP)--Rhode- had declared that Nixon "deceived, sian black nationalist leaders flew misled, lied and used John Ehrlich- home yesterday to work out with the man to cover up his (the President's) country's white officials the de- own activities." tente foreseen in a guerrilla war- Neal went on, "As a matter of fact, fare cease-fire announced Wednesday. didn't you tell the President that Prime Minister Ian Smith, head of Mr. defense ought to be that the white-minority government, an- Dean's he was manipulated by others who nounced black guerrillas agreed to had bad motives. and thereby you P riday, December 13, 1974 a cease-fire in exchange for re- predicted your own defense in this lease of political prisoners. case." Ehrlichman replied, "I don't agree FORD DIRECTS ECONOMIC ADVISERS TO PREPARE NEW PROGRAMS with your characterization."

WASHINGTON (AP)--Faced with a automobile executives and leaders deepening recession and rising un- of the United Auto Workers. PLO CHIEF SAYS ATTACK employment, President Gerald Ford The wholesale Drice index released has directed his economic advisers yesterday showed a further easing WAS MADE IN RETALIATION to prepare new programs to combat in the inflationary pressures in the nation's economic problems. the nonfood area, although the rate BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)--The Pales- But Ford said in a speech Wed- will still exceed what the adminis- tine guerrillas say one of their nesday night the nation is not in tration wants. men made a grenade attack in a an economic crisis in the sense Ford's speech offered few clues crowded Tel Aviv movie theater Wed- that it "demands immediate and dras- about his proposals to the next nesday night in retaliation for the tic action." Congress, but it was clear he has rocket attack on three PLO offices Ford said he expects to have the abandoned or changed much of the in Beirut two days before. programs ready for the new Congress economic program that he announced "We have struck back," said PLO when it cofnvenes Jan. 14. His ad- Oct. 8 after the economic summit. chief Yasir Arafat. "Next time it visers will be working through the "We will meet the changing priori- will be within six hours if Israel Christmas holidays to prepare it, ties of present and future reali- dares to stage another terror op- he said. ties," Ford told the business coun- eration against us. Treasury Department sources said cil, a group of about 100 of the "Israel has asked for it. When it the options the President will con- nation's top corporate executives. gives itself the right to kill inno- sider include tax cuts, mandatory Ford said he would support in- cents in Beirut, then we have the fuel allocations, financial aid to creased spending over what he has right to retaliate in kind. Israel troubled industries and additional proposed previously to help the should never forget this." help for the nation's unemployed. nation's jobless with extended um- Tel Aviv police said the grenades Ford planned to discuss auto in- employment benefits and public killed three persons, including the dustry problems yesterday with service jobs. terrorist who threw them, and that 0 58 persons were injured. Page 2--LOCAL Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 13, 1974

tuner/repairman. Information needed is make and year JOB OPPORTUNITIES of piano and services required, such as tuning, repair work and the type of repair work Should the survey in- NON U.S. CITIZENS dicate sufficient need, Personalized Services will make every effort to obtain this service. Please make TITLE GRADE SALARY COMMAND your needs known by calling 85828. Laborer (Corral) LWG-3 $1.49 ph S/S Accounting Technician LGS-4 $2.08 ph Comp. NO OUTSIDE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS Physical Science Aid LGS-3 $1.64 ph PWD Motor Vehicle Operator LWL-7 $2.65 ph PWD Due to Gitmo's continuing conservation program, there Leader will be no outside Christmas lights permitted this holi- Central Office Repairman LWG-11 $2.84 ph PWD day season. The only exception will be the central com- Power Plant Controlman LWG-9 $2.51 ph PWD munity tree which will be lighted from 6-10 p.m. Firefighter (Structural) PS-5 $2.04 ph Secur. Messenger (Motor Vehicle LGS-2 $1.22 ph Print Operator) shop POSTAL NOTE Applications will be accepted for the following per- manent registers: A box containing a certain amount of shoes and Laborer LWG-2 $1.32 ph purses, all from the same company, but without an ad- Store Worker LWG-4 $1.66 ph dress label, was received Saturday, Nov. 30. Anyone who can further identify the items please call the Fleet Branch Post Office at 95516 or 95569. U.S. CITIZENS CAR WASH THIS SUNDAY Card Punch Operator GS-3 $6764 pa Comp. Electrician WG-10 $5.34 ph PWD The Student Council of W.T. Sampson will have a car Electrical Engineer GS-12 $18463 pa PWD wash at the Navy Exchange parking lot on Sunday from Housing Project Manager GS-9 $12841 pa PWD noon until 3 p.m. To have the outside of your car Transportation Superin- GS-12 $18463 pa PWD washed it will cost $1.50 and the inside will also tendent cost $1.50. To have both the inside and outside washed Supervisory Product GS-9 $12841 pa PWD it will cost $2.50. Controller Equipment Specialist GS-7 $10520 pa PWD CHRISTMAS MUSIC PRESENTATIONS Heavy Mobile Equip. WG-11 $5.55 ph PWD Repair Ins. If you're having a little trouble getting into the Machinist (Marine) WG-10 $5.34 ph SRED spirit of Christmas this holiday season, here's a cou- Construction Represen. GS-9 $12841 pa ROICC ple of events this weekend that might help. Recreation Specialist GS-7 $10520 pa S/S The W.T. Sampson music department is presenting a Applications will be accepted for the following per- band cor crt this evening at 7:30 in the base chapel. manent registers: Under the direction of David Schallert, the band will Clerk Typist GS-3 $6764 pa be playing a variety of music that will help you get in Accounts Maintenance GS-3 $6764 pa the Christmas spirit. Admission will be 50 cents for Clerk adults, 25 cents for children, and children under 5 Store Worker (Intermittent) WG-4 $4.10 ph will be admitted free. Admissions will go toward uni- Library Aid (Intermittent) GS-2 $5996 pa forms for the band and summer music scholarships. Clerk GS-2 $5996 pa Then on Sunday during the 11 a.m. Protestant service at the Base chapel, the Protestant choir will present PIANO TUNER SURVEY NOW BEING CONDUCTED a cantatatof traditional Christmas music. The cantata will be part of the regular Protestant service. The Navy Exchange Personalized Services is at present conducting a survey to determine the need for a piano

Local Forecast

WATER STATUS Fair skies with unrestricted visi- Water figures for yesterday: bility. Winds light and variable at night, SE 12-16 knots during the WATER .. PRODUCED: 974,000 I. .k. . . . day with gusts to 14 knots. Bay condtions .m. 1-2 at night and . 2-3 feet WATER CONSUMED: during the 1,187,000 3. .dl.M.0 . day. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:28. Sunset at 8:24. High tides WATER LOSS: 213,000 4- ..ki . . .,. . . . 3. t will be at *i.t.f3. 3. .11 . . .30. 10:44 a.m. and 9:46 . . , p.m. . . . Low tide at 5:20 p.m. WATER IN STORAGE: 16,524,000 -. *3~k3.*3333 I.*3~3 3 33.33 3.13333 KB 33033. Friday, December 13, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette LOCAL--Page 3

BRIEFS NAVY EXCHANGE ANNOUNCES MONEY ORDERS INVALID NEW CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER Money orders, serial number YARD SALES 80065604305 for $10 and number The Navy Exchange has combined its 80065604316 for $5 issued in the There will be a three-family yard layaway department, special orders MAC terminal building at Leeward sale at 272-B Villamar Saturday and the return/exchange depart- Point Post Office at approximately from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Items on ments into a new customer service 9:30 a.m. Tuesday were issued with- sale include crochet items, record center designed to cater to shoppers' out the required endorsement. With- albums, paperback books, baby items needs. out this endorsement, both are in- and various other items. For more A new facet of the Exchange is valid. It is requested the purchaser information call 99238 AT. its merchandise reservation pro- return same for correction. gram. According to LCdr. John Various items including new McDonald, Navy Exchange officer, BRIDGE CLUB PLANS SPECIAL GAME clothes and furniture will be fea- the purpose of the merchandise tured at a yard sale at 88-D Villa- reservation program is to provide The Iguana Duplicate Bridge Club mar, starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow. customers with the means of having will be holding a special member- an item which the Exchange is tem- ship game for all ACBL members who CHRISTMAS DIVINE SERVICES porarily out of reserved for them. have paid their 1975 dues. The game LCdr. McDonald informs all Ex- will be held in the Morin Center In- A favorite traditional holiday change shoppers that this recently ternational Room Sunday. Entry fee carol encourages us to "Come and formed program applies to all items will be $1.50 per person. The club .worship, come and worship, worship stocked by the Exchange. will hold games Dec. 22 and 29, and Christ, the new-born King." Oppor- "When the items are either receiv- if participation is not sufficient tunities for Christmas Eve and ed from the states, or the stock is to sustain the club, the club will Christmas Day worship have been sch- replenished, each shopper that has close as of January. If you are in- eduled for both the Base Chapel and reserved a product will be notified. terested in maintaining the club, the NAS Leeward Chapel. In the Base All he or she need do is leave his come out the next three Sundays. Chapel, on Dec. 24, a Protestant Holy name, telephone number and item Communion service will be held at 7 wanted." CHRISTMAS TREES ON SALE p.m. and Catholic midnight mass will "This service is also extended to be celebrated at midnight. There will the Sound Scene and furniture store. Live and artificial Christmas be two masses on Christmas day at It is another way of letting us trees will be on sale this weekend. 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. In the NAS know if something is out of stock Artificial trees will be on sale Leeward Chapel, the Protestant so that we may order it," he added. today and tomorrow in front of -the Christmas Eve service will be held Also, the special order department Navy Exchange during regular store at 7 p.m. The Catholic mass will be- will remain essentially the same, hours. Tree selections will be from gin at midnight. Mass will again be McDonald advises. It will still sat- 3 1-2 to 7 feet tall. celebrated on Christmas day at 9 a.m. isfy shoppers' needs for particular There will be live trees on sale items. There are a variety of cata- by the Navy Exchange Personalized MARINE EXCHANGE NOTES logs from which to choose specialty Services tomorrow and Sunday at the items. Waiting time is usually 60 Mardi Gras grounds. Hours will be The Marine Exchange will be open days because the item is purchased from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and until 7:30 p.m. tonight for Christ- direct from the manufacturer when- from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Free ad- mas shopping, from noon to 3 p.m. ever possible. The item is generally mission tickets to enter the sales Sunday, and until 7 p.m. Monday. cheaper than in the states. area will be issued two hours prior Santa Claus is coming to the to sale time. Marine Exchange Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP LIST PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL ACT TEST THIS SATURDAY Special Services is updating FLANS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Gitmo's special interest group list. The Saturday administration of the It is requested that all special The Protestant Sunday School will American College Testing (ACT) will interest group presidents call present its annual Christmas program be held in the library of W.T. Samp- Special Services at 951160 or 95373. Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Base Chapel. son High School during the morning. All base residents are invited. Registrants should report to the MEN'S STAG NIGHT Parents having children participa- office entrance promptly at 8:15 a.m. ting in the program are requested Please bring your admission blank There will be a Christmas men's to have them at the chapel no later and two no. 2 pencils. stag night at the Navy Exchange to- than 6:30 p.m. Sunday The program night from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Lots of will last approximately one hour. COMMISSARY HAS HOLIDAY NUTS women's gift items will be on the Children may be picked up on the shelves and free gift wrapping will patio behind the chapel after the The produce department of the be provided by the women of the Of- program. Free nursery service will Commissary Store now has holiday ficers' Wives Club. be provided at the chapel nursery. aiuts on sale. For more information please call Jim O'Neal at 951011 AWH. SHIPMENT OF FABRICS ARRIVES, GOES ON SALE TOMORROW

The Navy Exchange has received a large shipment of fabrics. These fab- rics will go on sale tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the sewing center. Page 5--ENTERTAINMENT Page 4--ENTERTAINMENT Guantanmo Gazette Friday, December 13, 1974 Friday, December 13,1974 Guantanamo Gazette

Etin- robbry. 10:00 EATURDAY 9:th 10:10 Hoie. 'The WAiRinof Mrs. nEnaart A1 RIERRyd." MrR EorERITAR 9:30DWRaR'sRConressREAll AbRoRt. life is being disrupted by Washington news correspon- CHANI C HN IEL hrcal mier husband' deEtRoRger HEudFeERsRE 8TV drinking, Rnd EhIeadaes hERConressbegaRn Eaakes being maeRby tfaEEilEy's clusive powers of the House 7:30 Lotsa Luck. Friend Baay ask 9:00 The Avengers. "The House close friend, BlacRore. of Representatives, includ- Stanley to date his girl so hat Jack Built." ER E Ris in- Stars Joyce Ebert and Frank ing the right of impeach- 9:00 Dean Martin. William Conrad in-Chief of the Atlantic that she won't be lonely formed a mysterio Uncle ment and the powers to and Lonnie Shore are Dean's Monthly magazine and just while he's out of town. Evey- Jack has died and left her raise money for the govern- guests. recently named its Senior thing goes fine until Stan a country home. FRIDAY ReEF.E10:00 News. Consultant. finds himself attracted to the 10:00 News. 12:00 10:00 Sesame Street. 10:05 Movie. "Stagecoach." West- girl and she to him. 10:10 Movie. "Blues for Lovers." 12:05 Ironside. 11:00 Sky King. ern starring Ann Margret, MONDAY 8:00 David Steinberg. Comedy rou- Famed singer Ray Carles, 1:00 Rvie. "The Widowing of Mrs. 11:30 Primus. Red Buttons, Bing Crosby and 12:00 News. tines include a spoof on a portrayshimself while on a Holroyd." 12:00 Beverly Hillbillies ) Bob Cummings. 12:05 The Bold Ones. talk show; a man with a girl- concert tour in London, meets 3:00 Mod Squd. 12:30 American Sportsman. 1:00 Movie. "Forever and A Day." shy problem visits a kooky a blid boy and provides a 4:00 Gentle Ben. 1:00 NCAA Football. (Color) SUNDAY 3:00 Colonel Flack. psychiatrist and guest Berna- costly operation which gives 4:30 Family Affair. "Mehigan vs. Ohio State." 10:'00 Life of Jesus. 3:30 Lucy Show. dette Reters turns the tables the lad hope he will regain 5:00 Poetry Mason. 3:30 CBS Chapionship Golf. 10:30 Christopher Closeup. 4:00 Mr. Ed. on David after playing hard his sight. Musical - Drama. 5:55 Notes of Interest. Gene Littler, Dan Sikes ad 10:45 Sacred Heart. 4:30 Flying Nun. 6:00 to get. Here CRms JoIE Schlee tee it up in a 11:00 Music and the Spoken Word. 5:00 The Untouchables. 9:00 Arado. "ybody Here Seen RSDAY 6:30 the Future."Ecol- first round match, with 11:30 Old Fashioned Meeting. 5:55 Notes of Interest. Billy?" Captain ParmIlee 12:00 News. ogy - Re Silent Bomb." stole play competition. 12:00 Pro Bowlers Tour. 6:00 Panorama. assigns two of his best rang- 12:05 Hawaii 5-0. The very serious problem of 4:00 CBS Tennis Classic. Here 1:15 NFL Football. (Color) 6:30 Selmat Datang to Indonesia. ers to find the horse that 1:00 Moie. "Blues for yLers." ecology is exined. Show is the first presentation Minnesota vs. Los Ageles. A delightful travelogue of was "stolen" from the Rangers' 2:30 Better World. Charles Blair are the any polluted lakes, of the third annual tennis 4:00 Boxing from the 01Rmpic. an enchanting land, Indones- stable. diseusses memories of Dwight rivers and seas in many parts classic series featuring 5:00i issues and Answers. (Color) ia, a country of 13,000 10:00 News. D. Eisenhower with David and of the world. 16 top World Chapionship 5:30 Here Comes the Future. "Work- islands and fascinating con- 10:10 Hvie. "Winesburg, Ohio." Julie EiseRhower and inter- 7:00 Arthur. "The Duel." Arthur of Tennis men professions. Coping ith the 20 Hour Week." tracts. A touching view of small town views Mamie at Eisenhower and his men join Mrk of 5:00 Face the Nation. (Color) This enlightening episode 7:00 Love thy Neighbor. "Ki life, set in Ohio during the College. Cornwall, a powerful Celtic 5:30 Reasoner Report. (Color) deals theFth problems of them Goodbye." Charlie 1900s. Stars Jean Peters, 3:00 Peter Gunn. Chieftain, to avenge a Saxon 6:00 News. work hours in the year 2000. reluctance to kiss Pegg and Arleen 3:30 Tombstone Territory. attack on a village. 6:05 MinoRity Community. Peter 6:00 News. goodbye when he leaves for Start. 4:00 Green Acres. 7:30 Chopper One. "Bust Out." S. Lopez is interviewed by 6:05 Bill Anderson. Bill's guest work starts a domestic quar- 4:30 Men Into Space. Fast moving action as the program host Bob Felix on is 12-year-old Jimy Hartman, rel between them. WEDNESDAY 5:00 Bonnza. engineer of a daring escape the subject of problems faced who belts out "Proud Mary" 7:30 Room 222. "You Don't Eow 12:00 News. 5:55 Notes of Interest. plan hijacks the police by non-English speaking and "White Lightning." Me He Said." A poignant 12:05 Laredo. 6:00 Panorama. helicopter to break a con- people in court actions. 6:30 Superstars of Rock. Featured dram about a gifted and 1:00 Mvie. "Winesburg, Ohio." 6:30 G his Week. vict out of prison. 7:00 Adam-12. "Rapart Division." in tonight's show are Wolfman popular student whose sud- tars Jean Peters. 6:45 To be announced. 8:00 The Bold Ones. "Is This Op- Senior citizens can be feisty. Jack, the Staple Singers, den loss of motivation has 2:30 Science Fiction Theater. 7:00 Sixty Enutes. A review of eration Necessary?" Dr. Mc- Ask Reed and Alloy, who rem- Flash, Stephen Stills, Climax Pete stumped. 3:00 Have Gun Will Travel the plight of the veteran Laynan I1riEEiantosu eon and ER Rldfrend RE Er. inisce with a retired officer and The hRo. 8:00 Monday Night Football. (Co- 3:30 Wanted: ad Or Alive. with less than ho able about a big narcotic bust - 7:00 Country CIes Hoe. A musical lor.) New Orleans vs. Pit- 4:00 Julia. discharge. Several of the Craig, performs a hysteree- they then break up a fist salute in honor of the new tsburgh. 4:30 Partridge Family. vets interview ed discuss how tomy on one of Dr. Hunter's fight between aging pension- $15,000,000 Grand 01e Opry 10:30 News. 5:00 Dick Powell Theater. their discharges have affected patients. erR. House in Nashville, Tennessee. 10:40 Tonight Show* 5:55 Notes of Interest. their lives. In the "End of a 9:00 Cannon. "Call Unicorn." Can- 7:30 All in the Faily. (Color) 8:00 Carol Burnett. The opening 11:50 Day At Night. Lillian Gish 6:00 Panorama. Salesman" segent, "Sixty Ein- non is trying to apprehend 8:00 Roll Out. "Blues for B.J." musical number is aptly en- reminisces over her acting 6:30 Anial World. "South Africa's utes" visits with a mn a gang of hijackers who rob ERe Red Ball drivers are be- titled "Keep it in the Family." career started 70 years ago Feather Farm." Here's what who was forced to retire after trucs. To tacke this job ing criticized from top-kick Carol and Harey Korman play at the age of five. everyone wanted to ow about 33 years with Standard Oil of Cannon must play a truck B. J. Bryant more than usual. loveable, life-like dolls who the funny bird - the ostrich - Califoria-which greatly af- driver, a hijacker and hus- en good natured PFC Brooks are joined in the nursery by TUESDAY but were afraid to ask. fected his retirement benefits. band. d er sthereasohifobu yRR gRinew dolls, a soldier, and 1 2:0 eAvengTrsEE d. 7:00 ERR HeRh. a"eNanOERSER ' A R oenredAEsothe JapaeseE10:00 Eovie. "M. EEarREEEEu." cussedneEs, heEndiRAEbRuEdAy a i rF. 1:00 MIRIR'NEsb, DpeiaIRE esti- massEroductEEinREmuiEEEiEEE. 10:10 creature Feature. "Fiend - CPL Williams make it their 9:00 Naked City. "Murder is a Face 2:30 Sea Hunt. gator deals with today's new 8:00 Gunsmoke. he Mrshal's first Without A Face." Several un- mission to overcome the sit- I Know." The double life of 3:00 Dante's. kind of world and new kinds kiss in the 19-year history explained deaths occur near uEiE Ea sF the wE rainst a ga to E Nicholas Ross is 3:30 Biography. of problems. of this Y series. A widow a secret U.S. Air Force FheEGermans REEF EERiE lIFer. reveal to his son Joey, a 4:00 Andy Griffith. 7:30 Victory At Sea. "D-Day." falls in love with marshal atomic powered raar base. 8:30 Bob Newhart. The fear of fly- popular basketball star, for 4:30 Dobie Gillis. 8:00 Hawaii 5-0. "Oe Big Happy Dillon - and gives him his Stars Marshall Thompson, ing gives Bob something special the first tRRe when he Em- 5:00 Combat. Family." Sam Ferguson, lead- first screen kiss - after she Terence Kilburn and Kim to work on. He thinks one of mits six murders. 5:55 Notes of Interest. er of a family of ruthless saves him from near death. Parker. FheesEERays toFReEEp EEsRpa- 10:00 HeRR. 6:00PFIEraIEa. .6ickel-and-dehkklle r,t eaves 9:00 Ironde. "Int FerForess pf 11:30 GhIs DEory.\"CreIuredor FenE anA Rs peFoIp- 10:05 EAidight Potpourri. 6:30 CeraEThree. aEtrilEfReaha crossEhe tE heERighI," Strry-eyd- tbheRayon." CErIE andEher quer their fear of air travel 11:10 Day At Night. JImes Day in- 7:00 Wild Kingdm. "ElephanI Mainland, then starts a new that's Ironside - since his sister rgia seem to be the is to take them on a flight - teriews Edward Weeks, Editor- kar." wave of terror when they reach long, lost love has returned. target of Adam a large dog. a far-out flight. Hawaii. Too bad the Chief's old flame Page 6--ENTERTAINHENT Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 13, 1974

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1. THE DESTRUCTORS. Anthony Quinn - Michael Caine. 11. TALES THAT WITNESS MADNESS. Kim Novak - Jack In Paris, tough Anthony Quinn heads a branch of the Hawkins. Hawkins arrives at Dr. Pleasence's clinic U.S. Drug Enforcement Admin. Businessman James Mason to investigate his diagnoses of the strange problems is responsible for much of the drug trade and his men of four mental patients. kill one of the agents who happened to be the husband Horror Drama Color 90 min R of Quinn's mistress. 12. MAN OF LA MANCHA. Peter O'Toole - Sophia Loren. Action Drama Color 90 min PG Based on Cervante's novel of a starry-eyed knight and 2. THE BANK SHOT. George C. Scott - Clifton James. his page Sancho Panza, who travel 15th century Spain Master planner George C. Scott is learning a "useful righting suspected wrongs. trade" at warden Clifton James' penal farm when Sorrell Comedy Musical Color 100 min R Booke visits him regarding a "bank shot." 13. VALDEZ IS COMING. Burt Lancaster - Susan Clark. Crime Comedy Color 90 min PG Middle-aged Lancaster, a town constable of Mexican 3. KAZABLAN. Yehoram Gaon - Arie Elias. origin, encounters the power of a land hungry Jon This musical introduces the life in Old Jaffa, on the Cypher, who is anxious to find the killer of his Mediterranean Sea. mistress' husband, in order to clear himself. Musical Color 113 min PG Western Color 97 min G 4. LOVE AND PAIN AND THE WHOLE DAMN THING. Timothy 14. . - Verna Bloom. Bottoms - Maggie Smith. This is the moving story of a This story is based on one of many true life exper- boy, barely out of his teens, and the straight-laced iences of former City detective Eddie Egan almost spinster, who meet on a tour of Spain, become and centers on uncovering a conspiracy to deliver friends and then lovers. rifles for a revolution. Drama Color 110 min R Crime Drama Color 116 min R 5. SOLDIER BLUE. Candice Bergen - Peter Strauss. 15. THE TAKE. Billie DeWilliams - Eddie Albert. In the late 1870s, a cavalry payroll detachment is es- Police Lt. Billie DeWilliams is transferred to Paloma, corting Candice Bergen across Cheyenne territory. The N.M. His mission is to stop crime, but he has long sharp-tongued Bergen, who'd been Chief Joege Rivero's before been on the payroll of the syndicate. squaw, tells Strauss they'll have to be resourceful Crime Drama Color 92 min PG when the two are the only survivors of an Indian 16. THUNDERBOLT AND LIGHTFOOT. Clint Eastwood - Jeff attack. Bridges. "Minister" Clint Eastwood is delivering a Western Color 115 min R sermon to his sleepy Idaho congregation when a man 6. A NEW LEAF. Walter Matthau - Elaine May. starts spraying bullets at him. Having lived off a large trust fund left by his father, Crime Drama Color 115 min R Walter Matthau is crushed to learn from lawyer William 17. STIGMA. Philip M. Thomas - Peter H. Clune. Redfield that he's broke. Philip M. Thomas, playing a black doctor, arrives at Comedy Color 102 min G an island community to find the doctor who sent for 7. EVEL KNIEVEL. George Hamilton - Sue Lyon. him dead. Thomas suspects that V.D. is the epidemic Playing motorcycle stunt man Evel Knievel, George and encounters a lot of opposition. Hamilton prepares for his greatest feat: leaping his Drama Color 94 Min R bike over 19 cars. 18. See number 11. 19. See number 10. 8. A CLOCKWORK ORANGE. Malcolm McDowell - Patrick Magee. 20. See number 9. The product of an insensitive future society, McDowell 21. CANCEL MY RESERVATION. Bob Hope - Eva Marie Saint. heads a gang of toughs doting on sex and violence. Bob Hope is a TV personality who comes to his ranch Comedy Fantasy Color 137 min R in Phoenix from New York to get away from his wife 9. GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM. Jack Lemmon - Romy Schneider. with whom he is having marital problems. An advertising man who suggests a family-man approach Comedy Color 100 min G to straight-laced client finds himself posing as his 22. SAVAGE. Martin Landau - Barbara Bain. wife's best friend's husband. Savage, a TV news reporter by trade and a private eye Comedy Color 130 min G by accident, runs into an intriguing story of black- 10. 40 CARATS. Liv Ullmann - Edward Albert. mail when a girl offers to sell him a picture of a While vacationing in Greece, Ullmann meets a younger well-known judge in a difficult to explain situation. person, they spend a romantic night together. She Drama Color 88 min NRA then leaves, but runs into him again when he calls at her apartment to pick up her teen-aged daughter. Comedy Color 108 min PG Friday, December 13, 1974 Guantanamo Gazette SPORTS--Page 7

DRAG RACING NAVAL STATION WHITE WINS LOCAL CLUB HAS HAD RACES SINCE APRIL, 1973 BASKETBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS

For years, people in the military Naval Station White used a big who liked drag racing tried to start free throw advantage to defeat Na- a strip in Gitmo. Finally, in Feb. val Air Station 62-47 Wednesday 1973, the go-ahead was given. night to win the title in the bas- This started the Gitmo Bay Racing ketball league playoffs. Association, with the primary ob- NavSta outscored NAS by only two jective of having a safe place to points from the floor, 24 field race and to blow out carbon. goals to 23. However, at the free The first race on Oceanview Inter- throw line, NavSta chalked up a 14- national Raceway (McCalla Field) was 1 advantage to insure the victory. in April 1973. Since then there have The NavSta team held a slim 23-20 been races every other week and on While there isn't any place here lead at halftime, but pulled away some holidays. The regular rates are to keep you in stock, Jacksonville in the second half, outscoring NAS alternated with the motorcycle club and San Juan have the parts and 39-27. races for those people who partici- people coming and going on leave Leading scorers for NavSta White pate in both, either watching or can mail parts or bring them back. were Atkins and Durben with 15 racing. If a driver gets into a higher points each, and Casey with 13. For In order to race, the tech and class than stock, then it starts be- NAS, R.C. Miller paced all scorers safety committee requirements must coming more expensive because of with 17 points and S. Johnson added be passed. If a vehicle or bike the safety equipment which he must 12. fails, the driver will be told why have. and asked to come back when the re- As far as needing to be a master quirements can be met. mechanic is concerned, it would be PISTONS SNAP BULLETS' STREAK The people who race know it is a nice if you could change plugs, but privilege and do not want to lose someone can show you how to do that (UPI)--Bob Lanier and the Detroit that privilege. There are rules and in five minutes. Pistons have snapped the Washington regulations to follow while racing Club members will help novice Bullets' winning streak at six games. which have to be observed to keep drivers with problems which might Lanier canned 37 points and. grabbed Wednesday night as the Oceanview a safe place to race. be encountered with vehicles. 20 rebounds Pistons beat the Bullets 103-89. The Racing Association goes by On each race day, trophies are In other NBA games, the New Or- international Hot Rod Association given to each class, plus a top leans Jazz surprised Golden State, rules and regulations, and has eliminator trophy for the day in tripping the Warriors 106-103 for bought a rule and tech book from cars/trucks and motorcycles. There their third victory in 26 games, IHRA to keep on the right track. is also a big quarterly race. the Philadelphia 76ers posted an There are probably a lot of per- If you have any questions call easy 103-96 triumph over Houston, sons here who would like to race or Jim Meints at 97237. Ray Kiffery at at least try to see how it feels to 951074 or Clint Francisis at 98176, Phoenix topped Portland 104-100, jump off the line and go through or any of the other club members. and Cleveland nipped Seattle 97-95. the quarter mile. Drag racing is a lot of fun. If In the ABA, Denver ran its win- But, there are doubts, such as you try it, you might like it. There ning streak to eight games by nip- ping Indiana 117-114. The New York concern about money and a truck will be races this Sunday. Nets coasted to a 117-96 triumph load of spare parts, the lack of availability of parts here, or the over the Spirits of St. Louis, the feeling that one must be a master NOTRE DAME SUFFERS FIRST Memphis Sounds beat the Kentucky in 27 mechanic in order to race. These Colonels for the first time are not true. HOME LOSS SINCE JANUARY 73 games, 104-97, and Utah trounced A person who stays in the stock the Virginia Squires 115-91. class .ill probably need to replace (UPI)--Notre Dame's basketball only those parts that were already team has tasted defeat at South Bend SPORTS SHORTS going bad and should have been re- for the first time since January of Ken placed anyway. 1973. (UPI)--Southpaw quarterback Scott May scored 22 points Wed- Stabler and his favorite target, nesday night as third-ranked Indiana wide receiver Cliff Branch, head a stopped the 11th-ranked Fighting list of seven Oakland Raiders se- LADIES ALL-STAR SOFTBALL Irish 94-84. lected to the United Press Inter- In other top college games, 12th- national American Conference All- GAME SLATED TONIGHT ranked South Carolina rolled over St. Star team. Joseph's of Pennsylvania .89-54, 16th- The ladies all-star softball game ranked Purdue handed West Virginia (UPI)--Otis Armstrong of the Den- will be played beginning at 6 p.m. its first loss of the season, 94-83, ver Broncos has all but wrapped up tonight at Cooper Softball Field and Southern Illinois upset 19th- the National Football League's 1. ranked Michigan, 87-67, behind Joe rushing title. He has gained 1,265 the High yards so far this season and is 201 game will feature Meriweather's 32-point performance. *Thechool against the Ladies All- yards ahead of his nearest rival, Star team. Lawrence McCutcheon of the Rams. Pa-e 8--BEELINE Guantanamo Gazette Friday, December 13, 1974

What's happening Beeline r TODAY BINGO will be played beginning at 8 p.m. in Morin Center.

TOMORROW Calls will be accepted for ads on Sundays from 5-7 p.m., Mon- day-Friday 3-5 p.m. Boxes are THE GITMO SWINGERS will be dancing tonight in the Club Hall beginning located at the Flagship Mess at 7 p.m. There will also be a business meeting. For more in- and between the Navy Exchange and Commissary Store. formation call Tommie Gibbs at 85718 AWH.

DiAL 951144 SUNDAY

THE CHURCH OF CHRIST will meet at McCalla Chapel at 9:30 a.m. For more information call 97259. PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL will meet at Marina Point at 9:15 a.m. for ages two through second grade and at Chapel Hill at 9:30 a.m. for YARD SALES THIS WEEKEND rages third grade to adult. THE GUANTANAMO BAY SELF DEFENSE CLUB will practice at the Child Day Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Care Center at 2 p.m. For more information call 97110 or 85232 DWH. at Marina Point 309. Items include: THE IGUANA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB will meet at Morin Center at 7 p.m. dinette set with four chairs, child's THE GITMO RACING ASSOCIATION will be racing with inspections and regis- dresser, set of stack tables, salad tration for all participating cars at 10 a.m., race time is 11:30 a.m. bowl with eight bowls, baby dressing For more information call 97237 or 951074 AWH. table, animal shipping cage, games comics, etc. Call 951180. MONDAY

Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at THE OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP will meet in the McCalla Admin building at Iguana Terrace 385 (formerly Kittery 9:30 a.m. Beach officer housing). Items in- clude children's clothing, woman's clothing, drapes, small appliances, etc. Navy blue snow suit, size 2, $3; Two Rupp mini-bikes in excellent Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at boy's sport coat and trousers, size condition. Call 951033 AWH. 1173 Center Bargo. For more infor- 3-4, $5; red rubber boots, child's mation call 99246. This is a seven size 8, $2; Couter's sleeper pajama, Complete McGregor tourney golfclubs, family sale. up to 30 lbs., $2; red plaid bath- irons and woods, case and cart robe, new, size 6, $3; miscellaneous like new; 20" boy's bicycle in ex- Sunday from 1-4 p.m. at 32-A Nob baby stretch suits, pajamas, 500 each: cellent condition. Call 97265 AT Hill. Lionel trains from 0-27 guage, light green infant snow suit, up to track, scenery. For more information 20 lbs., $5; embroidered denim table- U.S. Divers aluminum tank, 3,000 psi. call 98285 AT. cloth (60"x90") from Haiti with eight 72 cu. in. with J-valve, $80. Call matching napkins, never used, $25. 951163 AT. for sale Call 95398 AT Two stereo speakers, 100 watt maxi- 15 cu. ft. Whirlpool frost-free re- 1971 Dodge Monaco station wag', th mum power. Call 95551 between 3-6 frigerator/freezer, avocado green, air, power brakes and steering, !ive p.m. and ask for Pat, or see in Rm like new, $195; 1965 Dodge Coronet new steel belted tires, excellent P-110 GHB AWH. 500 two door hardtop, automatic condition, 34,000 miles. Call trans, power steering, AM radio. Ex- 951200 AWH. cellent mechanical condition, fair wanted body, $595. Call 85410 DWH or 95595 10 gal aquarium with fish and all Married couple would like to babysit AT. accessories, $30; bassinette with your house when you go on leave after skirt and liner, mattress and sheets, Jan. 7. We'll take good care of your 1971 Suzuki TS-185. Set up for moto- $20; china dinnerware service for house and pets. If you would like cross, but is street legal, $550. four, $20. Call 98100 AT. us to babysit your house please call Call 97194 AWH or 64215 DWH, ask for Debbie or Phil Galloway at 95551 or Knudsen. Whirlpool air conditioner, 18,000 95457. BTU , used two weeks, $175. Call Two 11,000 BTU air conditioners, very 952275 AT. Size 2-3 boy's winter clothes, also good condition, $200 for both; black boy's size 7-8 winter clothes. Call wig, new, $10; black & white TV, 20" 12,000 BTU air conditioner for parts, 951028 AT. AM screen, good condition, $30. Must $35; two men's coats, size 40L, $20 sell by Dec. 28. See at 86-A Grana- each; baby swing and walker, $6 for dillo Circle. both. Call 90106 AT.