Navy Exhange Buys Annual Fishing Tournament Begins July 1, 20 House Trailers kA The Base Navy Exchange Office I afl Prizes Are At Stake, Closes Sept. 1 was recently advised, through a dispatch, by the Navy Ship Store The annual Guantanamo Bay Fishing Tournament opens July 1, 1956. The tournament in Brooklyn that 20 (28-foot long, will last for t wo months, ending on September 1. for Guantan- furnished) trailers s and awards will be given for fish caught in the three major divisions. There amo: Bay are now under procure- Many prize ment. will also be s special awards, including the grand prize. itizens, military and civilian personnel and their dependents, are eligible for These trailers will be located All U. S. c beside the present trailer camp the contest. site situated across from the Nay- The tournament has been divided Sta Navy Exchange Garage. into three separate divisions with ~*awards for the beat fish in each "The Navy Exchange has un- division. dertaken this project,"' says LCDR The First Division, the Afloat E. L. Kurek, Base Navy Exchange ~ and Land Division combined, is Officer,"for the purpose of easing interpreted as any fish caught the housing problem on the Base." from ships, boats, docks, .land, The trailers will be let by the wharves, islands or any other, oh- Navy Exchange to enlisted person- S jets secured to land or afloat. Fish nel. Whether or not the Base to be eligible for the division must housing list has anything to do OVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE be caught on rod, reel, line or hand with the final determination as to line and hook. who among the enlisted personnel U . S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Entries in this division are limit- are eligible, vwas not determined. Volume VII, No. 25 Saturday, 2 3 June 1956 ed to certain types of fish. Some Public Works is presently ex- of them have been grouped into one class. They are snapper, group- panding the trailer site. It was RAD also reported that the PWD will Cooper Presents Hut(ntcrat er and jewfish; the jack and pom- undertake the installation of drain- pano, and the bonefish and lady- fish. age and sewage. systems for the Done Other types of fish in the first new trailer homes. ommendation--A Well division are tarpon, barracuda, Rental rate for each trailer unit snook and the groaker. The groaker was not disclosed. However, it will has been designated a special class. be announced at a date when the A first, second and third prize will trailers are received. be given for each class. The Second Division, applies to any fish caught from ships, boats, 3 "Old Buildings docks, land, wharves, islands or -Base any other objects secured to land "' t or afloat. This applies to fish of To Be Demolished smaller species than in the First The oldest "operational" build- Division. ing on the Base and two other Fish to be eligible for this Divi- sion must be caught on rod, reel, buildings and a smoke stack will line or hand line and hook. be detimlished in the early part' of Entries in the Special Division July, according to an announce- rnent made by the Base Resident are limited to the following spe- cies: albacore, bonito, dolphin, Office of Construction. wahoo, king mackerel, and spanish Structures to be affected by the mackerel. Prizes for this division projected . demolition are building will be only one first, second and nos. 6,. .62 and 754 and a smoke third awards, for the biggest fish stack towering between buildings regardless of the species. 6 and 62. These buildings are sit- The Third Division, Spear-fish- uated on Wharf Baker. nsnrx hhotoing Division, is designated as fish Works C. V. Agdamag, Public Cooper, ComNavBase, on the right, congr atulates and caught by swimmers. All fish en- Assistant, said that tered in this contest must be taken Administrative by one person who is part of a bldg. 6, presently housing the Base hands a come dation letter to CWO J. R. Hutchcraft, Ba Public Works Utilities Division is Officer, for a ob Well Done." party of two or more people. Lures, the "oldest operational building on Through the letter,. RADM Cooper said: "I take great pleasure in livebait and cutbait are prohibited the Base. It was built and com- commending you.for the outstanding manner in which you ha' e performed in this division. pleted in 1913." Guantanamo Guns used to propel spears used Sanitation Officer of the U.S. Naval Base, in spear-fishing must be equipped Building No. 62, the Base Ste- yurtisla ly praiseworthy is the effective manner i Entriesiuwithsome type of positive firing vedore's Headquarters, was - built many areas the safety.arfecting in 1919. Bldg., 754 which houses have brought about major changes in the eels, or rays of the Base Refrigeration Plant was health of this community. Sharks, moray built' in 1942. "You have be action, anywatic kind will not be accepted for en able, by intelligent, logical and diplo the competition. All fish entered Frederick Snare Corporation of to obtain 100% cooperation in the accomplishment of a ve in competition must be taken on New York will undertake the de- mission In addi tion to the routine duties of your billet, you have accom- a single line spear. molition job. Upon completion. of .or aid materially in the accomplishment of numerous .No self-contained or sustaned the demolition work, Snare Cor- ojects including the marked reduction of"malaria inci- breathing apparatus will be used poration will' donstrust' ' a Cold public health- pi Storage Plant in that, area. The deuce. by effect ve mosquito control on the Base and adjacent. 'Off-Base' in the taking iof any fish entered in competition. Thespeari of all construction of the new: cold Stor- areas. fish entered in the contest must be age Plant will eliminate Ladislao "Your successs as Sanitation Officer of this Base," conc Witnessed by the fishing partner. build- Guerra Road lying between ;emmed not only from your initiative and capabilities, Fish eligible for entry into the ing 6, 62 and 754. This road also our willingness at all times to make any p personal sacri- contest must be taken within the connects Wharf Baker and Marti but also from y roads in that vicinity. flce to further your mission." (Continued on Page Six) I e e Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 23 Junee 1956 THE INDIJAN The Chaplain's Corner The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve GENTLE as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- The word "gentle", at least in its original use, connoted a person of ment of personnel. royal birth or at least high birth. It was axiomatic that if one were RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo high born one was also a gentleman or a lady. Mildness, considerateness, gentility were the marks of royalty and any display of emotion to the . Bay, Cuba. contrary were considered a betrayal. - CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief of Staff CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C.O. Naval Station, Guantanamo This accepted fact of gentility was based on the thesis that if you to the Bay, Cubs. were "by the grace of God" born to rule you were also born responsibility of good living and good example. Editorial Staff LTJG D. G. LaCasse ------Officer-Advisor In a democracy such as ours there are no royal families and one ac- quires the responsibility of rule by the popular consent of the ruled. G. L. Henderson, JOC-- __------_ - Editor Obviously because there is no royal family we cannot suppose that we J. C. Curren, JOSN ____------Managing Editor are bereft of gentlemen and ladies in our country. Hence we must con- E. U. Orias, J03 ------Feature Editor clude that the definition of the word "gentle or gentleman" has undergone D.D. Hinton, JOSN------Staff Reporter something of a change. THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance A great man of the last century defined a gentleman as "a person who with NavExos P.35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- never willingly inflicts harm on another". Of course implied in the term ated funds. "gentleman" is the term "lady". To fit this definition one must definitely Materials marked AFPS may be used by news media provided credit have a spiritual motivation for such kindliness can only be rooted in is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All materials the love of one's fellow man-and in order to love one's fellowman one originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or must first love God. without credit. No one is born a gentleman or a lady. The distinction is acquired by All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. training in childhood and continued application of the acquired virtues in adult life. The opposite vices of vulgarity, boorishness and ignorance are likewise acquired vices indicative of a self-centered and immature person. There is a great deal of difference between an uneducated person and an ignorant one-the former can and often be a gentleman whereas the latter could never acquire the distinction.

Most of us at one time or another have hurt someone's "feelings" and have suffered agonies of subsequent romorse-not because of any reper- cussions-but because we cannot shake the fact that we have betrayed our own dignity as children of God. There is no such thing as being overkind.

American servicemen are highly paid, and are the best cared for Edward J. Dunn soldiers, sailors and airmen in the world. It actually costs billions .of LT, CHC, USN dollars a year to keep us fit and ready to protect our country. It-is our job to see that the American taxpayer-and we are taxpayers too-gets his money's worth. Wasting resources and material directly weakens our military might. ADM Cooper Receives Navy Award "Throwing away" doesn't have to mean literally flinging material out a window. You can throw away electricity, water and heat too. Thursday morning RADM G. B. Hall, Commander Tenth Naval Dis- Every time a light is left on when it isn't needed or a water tap is trict and Commander Caribbean Sea Frontier, presented RADM W. G. not fully closed after being used, a natural resource is wasted. When Cooper, Commander Naval Base, with the Navy Award for Achievement the window is opened but the thermostat is not lowered as warmer weather approaches an unnecessary drain is put on utilities. in Industrial Safety issued by the Secretary of the Navy. The accom- Your base, as you have so often heard, is your home away from home. panying letter to RADM Cooper from Secretary of the Navy C. S. The cost of up-keep of both homes is high enough without throwing Thomas is printed here. money away. (AFPS) From: The Secretary of the Navy To: Commander Calendar of Events U. S. Naval Base Saturday, June 23 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Little Theater Picnic-Windmill Beach- Sunday, 24 June 1956 4:00 p.m. Sub: Secretary of the Navy Award for Achievement in Industrial Square and Circle Club-Phillips Park- Safety CATHOLIC MASSES 7:30 p.m. Sunday, 7000-Naval Base Chapel Monday, June 25 1. I am pleased to award you the "Secretary of the Navy Award for Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel O.E.S. Chapter Meeting-Community Audi- Sunday, 1230-Naval Base Chapel torium-7:30 p.m. Achievement in Industrial Safety" in recognition of your outstanding Mon. thru Fri.-1645-Naval Base Chapel Wednesday, June 27 record of completing the calendar year 1955 without a lost-time accident. Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel Toastmaster's Club-Officers' Club- Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800, 1900 6:30 p.m. Your record exceeds the eligibility requirements for the Navy's highest -2000, and daily before Mass Thursday, June 28 honor. PROTESTANT SERVICES Navy Wives Club-Sponsor Dinner (Ma- safety 0930-Sunday School rine Site Rest.)-7:00 p.m. 2. It would not have 0930-Sunday School Felloweraft Club 1078-Community Audi- been possible to achieve such a record if all 0980-Adult Bible Class torium-7:30 p.m. employees at your activity had not given their wholehearted support. 1100-Divine Worship (Naval This contribution to the cause of safety is greatly appreciated. Base .Chapel) LATER DAY SAINTS 1980-Fellowship Hour Sunday-1100-Naval Station Library Wednesday: 1980-Mid-Week Bible Study 3. I extend my congratulations to you and to all employees at your CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal Sunday-1000-NavSta Library activity for this outstanding accomplishment in the field of accident JEWISH SERVICES Chaplains at this activity Friday-1900-Naval Base Chapel prevention. CHURCH OF CHRIST CDR J. J. Sullivan, CHC, USN 1000-Bible Study (Catholic) C. S. THOMAS 1045-Worship Service LODR K. G. Peterson, CHC, USN Community Auditorium (Protestant) Secretary of the Navy M Saturday, 23 June 1956 THE INDIAN Page Three

Gtmo's Oldest Sailor. Chief Hebb Has Own Version Of "Rime Of The 'Ancient' Mariner" by Ely U. Orias Navy jargon has produced two famous epitaphs as the force's ever- lasting tribute to the memory of its departed bluejackets. They read: "Old Sailors Never Die, They Just Sail Away" and the other is "Old Sailors Never Die, They Just Go To Sea." Opposed to these tombstone poetries is a slogan which reads: "Old. .>. Sailors Never Quit, They Just Ship-Over!" The latter coinage is especially states. From the submarines, Chief dedicated to sailors who, after be- Hebb was transferred to the USS coming salty, refuse to get melted! ROCHESTER on A pri 1, 1921. Among these modern John Paul Shortly after his transfer, the Joneses is a Gtmo Naval Air Sta. ROCHESTER weighed anchor at tion radioman chief named Law- Charleston and sailed for Guan- son E. Hebb. tanamo Bay for a 3-month fleet Born in 1897 maneuvers. Salty Hebb, who is the oldest On February 1, 1923, Chief Hebb, sailor on the Base from a field of then radioman first class, was 2,460 enlisted personnel, was born transferred to Communications, on December 9, 1897, at Colum- Navy Department. in Washing- biana, Alabama. Today, Chief Hebb ton, D. C. is exactly 59 years, six months and 14 days old. While in Washington, Chief The second oldest sailor on the Hebb enrolled at Washington Law Base is boatswain's mate first class School. "Mixing seamanship and law," INDIAN Photo Evison H. Davis, also of the Naval says Chief Hebb, "was a Chief Hehb's preparation for the picture included a five-minute re- Air Station. Bo'sn Davis was born grotesque sort of chemistry, so hearsal on how to wear the famous "McArthur Smile." The oldest sailor on January 26, 1898. His son, Dan much so that I was compelled to on the Base does have a corn cob pipe however. forego one E. H. Davis, TM1, is also in Gtmo of them." with NavSta Ordnance. Dan is On November 24, 1924, Chief a re-write man for the Atlanta married. The elder Davis' daugh- Hebb got out of the service and Georgia and Real Estate Editor Patients Hear Choir continued his law pursuit. On Jan- ter-in-law is a Gtmo High School for The Arkansas Democrat. His teacher.' uary, 1927, he took and success- most recent editorial venture was At Base Hospital John T. Honshell, BULL, of fully hurdled the bar examinations MCB-1 Maintenance Detachment given by the Georgia state Su- in 1948 when he edited The Gos- On Father's Day, Sunday, June 17, the is the third oldest brine on the preme Court in Atlanta. port, a NAS, Pensacola, Florida, Base Protestant Choir sung anthems, hymns and old songs for Base. First class builder Honshell Admitted service newspaper. as a full-fledged law- the patients in the Base hospital. was born on July 8, 1902. He join- yer on October, 1927, by the Dis- Chief Hebb expects to do two Solo renditions were also presented ed the Navy only in 1952! How- trict Court of the U.S. for the more years in the Navy. By then, by the Choir members. Then com- ever, he served the Army in 1925. Fifth Judicial District of Georgia, he will have been in the service munity singing followed after Attorney The Alabaman, Chief Hebb, first Hebb actively practiced which punch and cookies were serv- law until September 24 years. enlisted in the Navy as a Radio 4, 1941 when ed to the patients by the Choir. Landsman on April 5, 1917, in he "shipped-over" in the Navy in Dallas, Texas, one day before the Little Rock, Arkansas even after Thursday night, June 21, the outbreak 'of World War One. A a respite of 17 years. Choir gave a party at H. P. Mc- CAPT Kohr Named Neal's Qtrs. in honor of Protestant little over two years after his en- Still a Lawyer listment, Hebb was advanced to Base Chairman Chaplain Karl G. Peterson who is chief electrician radio while sta- Testifying under direct examina- leaving sometime in July for a new tioned in Charleston, South Caro- tion to what incident during his stateside shore duty. law practice did he take much For 1957 Carnival lina. This rate is equivalent to the Officers of the Choir are LCDR amusement, Atty. Hebb said: "In Navy's present chief radioman. CAPT G. L. Kohr, NAS Com- C. C. Allan, president; Edwin Little Rock where I still hold com- Immediately after he was sworn manding Officer, has recently been Hiemer, vice-president and Becky mission as a lawyer, a client came in, the "ancient" chief was sent Dobbins, seeretary-treasurer. The to my office and unfolded his appointed by ComNavBase as to radio school at Mare Island. Choir will convene on July 1, 1956 story: 'Mr. Hebb, I wants a di- chairman of the 1957 Annual Gtmo After eight months of radio ap- for the election of new officers. vorcement.'" prenticeship, he was advanced to Bay Carnival Executive Commit- second class radio. "What's wrong John, I asked. tee. CAPT Kohr succeeded CAPT On Sub in 1917 'My wife wants too much money. W. D. F. Stagner. The fust week after we got mar- THOMAS Arrives Hebb's first shipboard duty In his capacity as carnival chair- Chief ried, she wanted five cents a day; dates back to December 1917 when man, CAPT Kohr will "administer the second week she wanted ten With Personnel, Mail he was assigned to the old Navy's and direct disbursements from the cents a day; the third week she "N" boats (submarines) home. Gtmo Bay Operating Fund for the The Naval Base Band, Base re- wanted 25 cents a day. ported in the west coast. A change purpose of conducting and support- sidents, teen-agers and 90 degree of submarine deployment in the "What did she do with all that ing the 1957 carnival." Cuban heat gave a rousing wel- early part of 1918 found Chief money, I asked. 'I don't know suh, CAPT Kohr's first action on his come to the new Gtmo arrivals that Hebb cruising underwater with the I ain't never give her none yet.' appointment will be his recomen- came off the MSTS THOMAS. The whole "N" boat force from the A sailor and a lawyer, the vet. dations to ComNavBase of pro- THOMAS docked alongside Pier west coast to Boston, Mass. At eran of two word wars is also a spective members that will form Baker Monday afternoon, June 18. Boston Chief Hebb was transferred newspaperman. During the time the carnival executive committee. Included among the new arrivals to the "0" ;boats after which the that hewas out of the Navy, Chief The new carnival chairman will were three officers and eight officer "Os" headed for the U. S. Sub- Hebb;divided his time between the also recommend prospective com- dependents; 83 Naval enlisted per- marine Base at Ponta del Gada, mitteemen field of law and the fourth estate. that will form the nine sonnel and 36 dependents and three Azores. different subsidiary committees. Marine enlisted men. Also unload- At one time, Chief Hebb was a Shortly after the signing of the CAPT Kohr has announced that ed from the ship were 270 bags armistice on November 11, 1918, cub reporter for the now defunct his recommendations will be made of mail approximately weighing the "O" boats sailed back "to the Charleston American. He was also sometime in July. 7,835 lbs. M Page Four THE INDIAN W Saturday, 23 June 1956 F T GBulletin Art Studio Begins 5-Lesson Course Dental Explorer by Wally Jenkins The month of June at home For Interested Base Adults June 29 CAPT and Mrs. Stagner left means the month of weddings; but June 13 for duty at Pensacola, in Gtmo it's the month of changes Florida. CAPT Stoll will be in They come and go so in personnel. command until CAPT Stagner's arrival of each trans- fast that the relief, CAPT Snyder, arrives in ceremony. port is like a relieving July. The departurers this past week Chief and Mrs. Bobbitt and J. E., SO1, to China were: Gray, family departed on June 14 for G. H., Lake, California; Wind, duty at Bainbridge, Maryland. Schuchrdt, R. A., GM1, Deslant; Voigt, DT1, will be in the record Center, GM1, to Fleet Training office until Chief Jones arrives in H. V., GM1, Norfolk, Va.; Burgess, July. Happy sailing and good luck to Naval Training Center, Bain- to the Stagners and the Bobbitts. and Gnad, D. R., ET1, to bridge, The calendars around the clinic Receiving Station, Brooklyn for are showing signs of wear. Per- separation. sonnel with less than a month to The arrivals on Monday were: go have developed "mark-off-itis." Parker, R. G., YN3; Meers, B. L., Haven't you fellows heard that "a SO1, from USS C. H. ROAN (DD- watched pot never boils." This 853); HURNY, R. E., PNSA, from disease, "mark-off-itis", can be Great Lakes, Ill; Eck, J., YNSN, serious-worse even than waiting from ComDesRon 20 and Smith, for paydays. W. J., RMC, from USS CONY INDIAN Photo A party for the crew was held (DDE-508). Members of the new morning art classes at the Gtmo Art Studio, at the Hoelzer residence on June CAPT O. B. Murphy has joined discuss some of the things to be taken into consideration when preparing 16. A very nice time was had by the ranks of the not too young. to execute a still life painting. Left to right: Marge Kubicki, Edrie all and our thanks to Jack and His arm is currently encased in Becker, Gretchen Martin, Peg Michael, Helen Work, Joyce Ferrante, Jerry for asking us into their a sling after an attempt to hit a Bebita Abbott, and Marcia Fitch. The new series of classes will begin at home. tennis ball clear over the net. In Thursday, June 29, at 9:30 a.m., at the Gtmo Art Studio on Victory Hill. Tom and Dot Bigart went with his present condition, the golfers A new series of art lessons Jeanne Henry, is planned to fol- the group visiting Port-au-Prince are offering him five strokes on for adults will open Thursday, low Mrs. Freeburg's intermediate this past weekend. The topic of the front nine in addition to his June 29, at 9:30 a.m. at the Naval course. conversation with Tom next week 19 handicap. Station Art Studio, Victory Hill. Monthly club dues are 50 cents, will be all mahogany. The Dental Clinic boat has been Shea, F. J., BTC, of the Engi- Mrs. Lennie Freeburg will teach not including lessons. Tuition for going steadily ever since the open- neering Dept, is FTG's newest a five-lesson course, covering tech- the art classes is $1 per lesson. ing of the langosta season. A few addition to the golf group. His nique, composition, and landscape Registration for the art lesson good catches have been made but swing is good and his score is painting. series will be held at the Studio on the whole the langosta remains contribution is Mrs. Freeburg's lessons will fol- at 9:00 a.m., June 29. improving, but his ever aloof. a "Pork Pie" hat that had the Officers of the newly-founded low a beginners' series, taught by For the finest in spectator sport, ladies taking notice during the Naval Station Art Club are: Mrs. Mrs. Marcia Fitch and completed try the Little and Peewe League championships last week. Phyllis Wild, President; Mrs. Edrie last Thursday, in which students Becker, Treasurer; Mrs. Clelia baseball games! learned basic form and composi- Allen, Supplies; Mrs. Lennie Free- tion. A third and more advanced burg, Projects; Mrs. Chita Morales, Post Office Personnel lesson series, to be taught by Mrs. Maintenance. Counsellors Needed Hold Beach Party VU -10 Prop Blast squadron Operations Officer. LCDR For Local Boy Scouts Guver has recently receved The Guantanamo Bay Fleet by O. A. Porter The Boy Scout meeting sched- ders for transfer to the NAS, Post Office military personnel With the Intra-squadron Golf uled for the Fourth of July has busied themselves "sorting" T- Tourney entering its final week, Oakland. been cancelled. The regularly bone steaks, Hatueys and Canned LT Tom N. Drace is still leading Welcome Aboard to M. J. Hach- scheduled Board of Review will be beans, when they threw a beach the field of Mallard golfers. Fol- tel, AN, and B. D. Kirby, AA, both held a week early on June 27 at party at Windmill Beach last Sun- lowing closely behind, however, 4:00 p.m. of whom have reported day, June 13. are J. D. Mullins, AD1, C. C. Rob- from Some of the boys are being held With Cabana No. 7 as their tem- erts, ADC, and D. E. Campbell, NATTC, Norman, Oklahoma; P.A. back from advancement because porary "beach post office," the AE3. Chrisman, ADC, reporting from CWO R. B. Abbott, the Advance- partyers went along fine channel- LT Drace would like very much FAU, ComAirLant, Norfolk; and ment Chairman, has not been able ing their "delectable mails and to win this one. He has recently W. E. Morgan, AN, formerly at- to supply sufficient Counselors in classified drinks" to their hearty received orders for transfer to tached to VW-4 in Jacksonville. some of the fields. Anyone wanting appetites. ZP-2, NAS, Glynco, Georgia, and On the departure side, W. H. to help out is requested to con- Those who "chipped in" and at- this will be his final appearance Scott, AD2, has left for transfer tact CWO Abbott, 505 Villamar, tended the party were: LTJG D. in intra-squadron competition. to VR-1 in Patuxent River, D. W. phone 9-469. G. LaCasse, NavSta Special Serv- Congratulations to all the mem- Montford, AT1, will report to Help is needed in architecture, ices and Postal Officer; J. W. bers of the Guantanamo Bay All NATTC, Memphis, and B. S. Mc- automobiling, bookbinding, dog Everett, TEC; G. R. Josey, TEl; Star baseball team, which, inci- Donald, AD1, will return to Nor- care, dramatics, fingerprinting, C. W. Benwy, TEl; R. Lowe, TE2; dentally, includes six Mallards. folk and VR-22. first aid to animals, gardening, The All Star Mallards include R. geology, m a son r y, metalwork, J. A. Barba, TE3; J. D. Pridemore, R. E. Fenny, AD2, and L. H. R. Morris, AE3, shortstop, J. S. plumbing, salesmanship, sculpture, TESN; E. L. Paulin, TESN; J. F. Padgett, ADC; departed Postal, SA, third base, J. A. Pekus, for a brief woodcarving, woodwork and so- Jones, TESN; T. M. Drosdak, period of TAD with the FltTia- AD3, center field, E. Montgomery, ology. TESN;. K. R. Anderson, TESN; Cent, NorVa. J. W. Ledford, TES$ and R. P. AT3, pitcher,;M. Smith, AN, cateh- Work on. the Scout cabins is at Little, SN. er, and LTJG C. W. King, coach. LT Miltoh J. Merz, Jr. departed a: temporary stabdatill. As soon Guests at the party included LCDR C. Scott Ferguson, who Gtino this week for return to the as job orders, etc. are completed Mrs. Ann LaCasse, Mrs. Helen is presently the Liaison Officer for states and separation from the the call will go out to Scouts and Everett, Mrs. Phylis Josey and first the Commander, Fleet Air Detach- service. He plans to reside in their parents to give a helping class electronics technician and ment, Guantanamo Bay, will re- Cleveland, Ohio, where he has ac- hand .The cabins and grounds will Mrs. E. J. Kroph. lieve LCDR George F. Guyer as cepted a position in retailing. need cleaning-up and trimming. 4 S m M MSaturday, 23 June 1956 THE INDIAN Page Five Notice, Schedule Of FLAW Flights Base Residents Should Familiarize Advance schedules of Fleet Logistic Air Wing flights will no longer be issued to cover extended periods. However, flights to meet planned Themselves With Hurricane Instrs. requirements are usually received about a week in advance, and if by Don Hinton received in time to meet the INDIAN deadline, will be published in Move Furniture from Opening that issue. Gtmo Bay is again faced with be altered or At this time, furniture should be These flights may, due to unforseen circumstances, the up-coming hurricane season. can be moved away from doors and win- cancelled completely on a specific day. The latest information One of the main factors for schedule for dows and all small items should obtained by calling the FLAW terminal, phone 8740. The Gtmoites, in the event of a hurri- June 27 to July 2 is published below. be stowed away. Secure all things cane is to know where the hurri- that could be damaged by water in INBOUND cane shelters are, what buildings anticipation of rain getting into are considered hurricane proof and quarters. DAY FLIGHT ARRIVE GTMO FROM to what shelter you are assigned. Thursday 916 0230 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax, These instructions are contained All jalousies, hurricane shutters, Thursday 917 1200 San Juan in full in the Gtmo Instruction and other closures must be tightly Friday 920 * 0230 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax 3140.2B. Individual commands have closed. Buildings that are com- Saturday 922 0230 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax copies of this instruction available, pletely closed by windows or Saturday 923 1400 Coco Solo if your home does not have one- weather-proof closures should have Sunday 924 * 0430 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax, KWest get one and keep it in the house! one opening to permit circulation Monday 926 * 0230 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax The instruction, in part, says: of air. In quarters without jalou- Monday 927 * 1400 Coco Solo sies, all furniture should be moved Tuesday 928 0230 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jar Share Homes to the interior of the house and * PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax covered Wednesday 930 0230 "Personnel living in replace- with tarpaulins, if avail- * Juan able. Wednesday 931 1200 San ment housing will remain in their OUTBOUND homes, as those buildings are con- Fill containers with drinking sidered hurricane proof. Further, water, but do not fill tubs or DAY FLIGHT DEPART GTMO TO personnel living in these quarters basins having patented plugs, Thursday 916 0400 San Juan are urged to share their homes which will leak over a period of Thursday 917 1330 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv with famliies living in other type time. When the house is evacuated, Friday 921 * 0430 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv quarters considered unsafe. be sure that all lights and stove Saturday 922 0400 Coco Solo switches are turned off. Saturday 923 1630 Jax, Norva, PazRiv The four conditions which are Sunday 925 * 0630 KWest, Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv set up aboard the Base in the Two-A-To Shelters * Coco Solo event of a hurricane, are condi- Monday 926 0400 Four groups of nine short blasts * 1630 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv tions Three, Two-B, Two-A and Monday 927 on the fire alarm system and steam 0430 Jax, NorVa, PazRiv One. Tuesday 929 whistle is the signal for the set- 930 * 0400 San Juan Wednesday Condition Three denotes the pos- ting of condition Two-A. Within * 1330 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv Wednesday 931 sibility of destructive winds with- 12 hours destructive winds will be Those flights marked with an * are not authorized to carry dependents in 48 hours. This is the period expected to strike, so personnel will proceed due to the shortage of medical personnel. when all preliminary precautions to their assigned are taken. Also, the availability shelters. of supplies and personnel are The prescence of 40 to 45 knot MARINE MUSINGS checked, but the normal Base rou- winds denote Condition One. At tine is unaltered. this time all personnel will remain by TSgL Burris Check Food Supply in shelters until given the word This past week brought in sev- to secure. One of the Main factors at this eral sets of orders for the Marine During time for families residing in the actual hurricane condi- Barracks. Capt. Swords picked up tions, housing areas of the Base is to families will be expected to orders for 2 MarDiv, Camp Le- furnish check and ensure that they have an estimated 24-hour sup- jeune. The Capt. will leave in plies a three to four day supply of food, of food for children and late July or August. SSgt. Sheeks others especially the type requiring no requiring special food. All will be joining Capt. Swords at other emergency cooking. rations in the Camp Lejeune. The 2 MarDiv is shelters will be furnished by the good duty if you like plenty of field If the wind is strong enough, a Naval Supply Depot. work. And every Marine likes the power failure is quite possible. "boondocks". Always keep your radio tuned to Do Not Use Phone This week also brought us three WGBY during hurricane conditions. At any time, do not use the new Sgts. Sgt. Miller joined the The setting of condition Two-B telephone for personal calls. All Barracks and was assigned to Hq. means that destructive winds can announcements will be made over Sect. Sgts. Carmona and Lever- be expected within 24 hours. At WGBY during conditions Two-B ton are welcome members of Lt. this time measures should be taken and A. Also, do not make unofficial Mann's Security Section. Wel- to make possible the prompt and requests for information from come aboard, Sgts, and join the efficient establishment of condi- aerology. other Gtmo Marines in a short tion Two-A. tour of duty. Hurricanes posses a central area The end of the fiscal year is After condition Two-B has been which is relatively calm, so that if suddenly closing in and a hue and cry is Just about all the Naval Base set, schools and all recreation areas the winds cease, it is a sign that the center of the storm heard for usused leave before it's baseball fans seem either "up in will be closed. The Commissary lost! A few Marines snagged leave is passing. Do not leave the shel- the Air", or "down in the dumps", and Naval Exchanges will remain at just about the last minute. Lt. ters, for winds of a maximum Mann, SgtMaj. Allen, TSgt. Deldo, by a couple of losses by Mighty open not more than six hours. strength will follow the lull. TSgt. Mallory and SSgt. Stadler Mike Sagas' Mighty Marine Mau- Condition Two-B, also means that "Your future comfort, the pre- wars some of the lucky Marines lers. 1SSgt Magas says there's residents will remain at their servation of property and your to be granted a few days leave. nothing to sweat. The Marines still quarters and secure them against safety may depend on the thor- But, like all good Marines, they have the situation well in hand. damage while awaiting further or- oughness of your actions during are devoted to duty, and can usual- ly be found at their place of duty As long as nine Marines are in ders, if necessary, to proceed to an actual emergency. E N 0 W sometime during the day. the field, the fans will see a flight . the shelters. WHAT TO DOI" S m 4W M Page Sir THE INDIAN' Saturday, 28 JuneM 1956

Fishing Tournament. GTMO SPORTING CHIPS Rogers Retains Title, (Continued from Page One) by C. C. Drumright Takes Golf Honors same areas defined for the con- It would be appreciated if all players would clear their lockers, desks, ventional fishing contest with the etc. and return the many thousands of pencils they must have. exception that spear-fishing with- There is to be a scotch foursome match to be played June 24-invita- in the contaminated waters of the tions to all. A mixed foursome is set to go off on July 4. With the other activities scheduled around the Base on that day, it may be difficult to Bay is prohibited. Local areas in get in that game of golf, but those staunch and true golfers should be which spear fishing is prohibited able to work out some arrangement. may be learned from the Base A picnic is slated for late that afternoon for all contestants. A round Provost Marshal's office. It is the may be played at anytime during the day. responsibility of the individual The monthly meeting of the golf committee was held June 19. Some spear-fisherman to know the pho- of the topics discussed and which the public can aid: If at any time you hibited areas. notice a sprinkler watering the rough-move it; if you move a sprinkler in order to play a shot-replace it after the shot is played. Entries into the spear-fishing It was decided that those players who continually division contests are limited to the play the front side or old nine and infrequently play the regular 18 hole course, may, if following species for which first they desire, start posting scores when second and third place prizes will the nine is played twice. This will establish a current handicap. be given. The species are: pom- pano, snapper, grouper, jack, bar- RIMMING THE CUP AROUND THE 19th . The BUSHWARE racuda and jewfish. aqua machine is actually producing. There is gossip about it being blitz season again-you interested? Some added information for the Fleet Camera Party Photo prospective spear-fisherman is that L. E. Rogers ADC, NAS on the guns will not be cocked until the Ladies Golf Shots Strikes & Spares left, retained his Guantanamo Bay swimmer is actually in the water golf championship title last week The weekly event of the Ladies when he captured the annual Men's and ready to fish. All persons en- by Dolly Aumann gaged in spear-fishing will spear Golf association was Low Net tour- Golf Championship tournament. no closer than 500 yards from a nament in which the two worst This issue we bid farewell to RADM W. G. Cooper, Commander line fisherman. Persons engaged in holes on each nine were discarded. Joan Peterson and Marilyn Dunn, Naval Base, presented Chie f spear-fishing should be limited be- One half handicap was used. who leave soon for the States. We Rogers with the golf trophy last tween the hours of .sunrise and Winners were: wish you the best of luck in your Saturday afternoon. sunset. 18-hole Tournament- new duty station and keep up In the first round of the finals First place-Tie-Mary Goolsby your bowling. Chief Rogers posted Spear-fishing is an inherently a 70 and Edie Ware gained dangerous sport. The judges re- Will also call your attention to an advantage of three-up. Etta Harville Sue Hanson, who replaced J. Peter- He doggedly maintained this ad- serve the right to call off the spear- 9-hole Tournament fishing contest at any time upon son on the ;Spoilers, team and bowl- vantage during the afternoon play First place-Kay Barton ed 154 on her first game. Congrat- to emerge the victor. confirmed reports of carelessness, Second place-Florence 'Fortenberry foolhardiness or flagrant disregard ulations Sue, keep it up. One of the toughest duels of the Congratulations to Betty Lou of commonly accepted spear-fish- With so many girls leaving us day took place between CAPT R. ing procedures and practices. Tipler for breaking 100. in the near future, we send out a M. Ware, FTG, and CWO J. D. plea once again for girls who will Reynolds. CWO Reynolds slipped One prize will be offered for the decision of the judges will be final.- join our substitute list, just turn away on the back nine to win the largest shark, any species, entered, in an average on six games. First Flight. caught by rod and reel or hook The judges are LCDR R. M. Moore, NavBase, CWO R. J. Har- High Games High Averages CDR J.D. Patterson, FTG, jump- and line. ed off in the Second Flight to take per, FTG, and E. H. Cavanaugh, P. Duffy 191 F. Grounds 162 an early three-up lead and fought The person winning the Grand Civilian. In the event of two or G. Food 178 J. Darby 149 off the bids of CDR A. Rothenberg, Prize will not be eligible to win more winning entries identical in M. Zeigler 167 M. Zeigler 149 NAS; to run away with the blue any other prize in the First Divi- weight and measurement, identical J. Enders 166 G. Rowan 144 ribbon. sion. The Grand Prize will be for awards will be made for each. E. Krupski 165 G. Flood 148 the pesron who enters the largest R. McGowan 161 M. Swords 142 In the Third Flight CAPT W. R. Fish must be weighed and meas- fish (any class) in the First Di- M. Buckholts 161 G. Kraft 142 Caruthers, CO NavSta, steadily ured by an employee on duty at vision. K. Haselton 168 D. Aumann 142 downed all opposition to gain pos- the Special Services Fishing Lock- J. Darby 162 P. Duffy 140 session of top place. The runner- Any fish caught in this contest er on Leeward Point or by an Team Standings up, C. K. Orner, a relative new to be eligible for entry must be employee at the Sailboat Locker comer to the game, kept a steady ALLEY-KATZ played by only one person. Any aid on the Naval Station. The employ- W-28 L15 pace. given to the fisherman other than ee will enter weight and measure- BOWLERETTS W-21 L-7 The Fourth Flight was com- verbal, disqualifies the catch. ment on the entry form, sign as LILLIES OF THE ALLEYS W-16 L-18 Push-Overs pletely dominated by Chief Shea. one of the witnesses and give the W-14 L-14 GUTTER-GALS W-11 L-17 Runner-up was R. F. Jones. CH- Only fish caught within the fol- entrant a copy of the completed lowing areas are eligible for entry THE SPOILERS W-10 L-18 MACH H. H. Bush was the medal- entry blank. THE CRICKETS W-9 L-19 in the tournament: Guantanamo DOWN-UNDERS W-9 L-19 ist in the tourney with a 73. Bay (including Joa Bay and Ma- Weighing of fish must be wit- homella Bay), the Guantanamo nessed by entrant, weighmaster and Fresh Water River, the Yateras one witness. It is the responsibility A fisherman was taken into court Little Theater Holds River, the Bacanoa River and the of the entrant to provide the wit- for catching 10 more bass than the sea. area between the mouths of ness. Fish must be measured in law allows. Steak Fry Today the two rivers extended to the accordance with the diagram on the "Guilty or not giulty?" asked three mile limit at sea. Exceptions official entry form. Fish must be The Little Theater is sponsoring the judge. a pre-production steak fry at to these specifications are condu- weighed and forms filled out and "Guilty," said the sportsman. sive in the spear-fishing division. submitted to Special Services, Na- Windmill Beach today at 4:00 p.m. "Ten 'dollars and costs," said All members of the Little Thea- val Station not later that 72 hours the judge. The tournament -will be judged after the fish are caught. ter are eligible to attend. Individual by three persons who will not be After paying, the defendant couples and single members of the eligible for a prize while so. serv- For further information contact asked: group may bring one guest each. ing. Any questions arising during either the NAS Special Services "And now, your honor, I'd like The ladies of the Little Theater the 'tournament shall be referred office or the Naval Station Special several copies of the court record are requested to bring a covered to the tournament judges and the Services office. to show my friends." dish. 0 0 m W * Saturday, 23 June 1956 THE INDIAN Page Seven The Fish Tales VU-10 Mallards Hot, Knock NavBase 8-1; NAS Joins Fad By Bumping Marines 5-4 by Carlos Caballo team and increasingly and fre- by Pat Aldridge The hot team in Guantanamo Bay's Baseball League appears tl t t th t it There's a whopper giving the queen y ge oge er o prove . to be VU-10's Mallards who have started plowing through Both pitchers went the distance boys fits at the ATC dump for, if and opponents with impartial disregard to their standings. Al- both did a creditable j(ob. he weighs out anything like he Winning for NAS was Waldrop looks, that Snapper is a world's though the possibility is remote, it would still be possible for while loser was Wagalmuth. record. Judged to be well over five them to have a chance at the League title in this topsy-turvy The statistics show up fine for feet in length, the giant has been League. Naval Base which may be fine for hooked several times but the cap- The Marines played no favorites in their past three games, their rationalizing if not standing. tors have not, to date, been able Naval Base connected for 10 hits to haul the monster ashore. If you losing successively to Naval Base, VU-10 and finally NAS. as against three for NAS. They care to go after this grand daddy, Their game with Naval Base in which they were clouted by were even at bat 34 times as try a large hook, heavy tackle and a 6-1 score was protested and replayed last night. Results were against the Flyers' 27, although a whole mullet. too late to meet the INDIAN's press deadline. the latter did not bat in the ninth, Other very large Snapper are Naval Base had 11 men die on being taken there on live bait in The Marines contended that Naval Base had a man in the bases as against their opponents' the early evening. Another big line-up that was ineligible. The player concerned did nothing five. Both teams had four men each baby, dubbed "Old Scarback" by to contribute to the Marine loss but so long as rules are on reach first on balls. But . . . NAS the boys who try for him around the books, it follows logically that they shall be observed. The still had three men complete that Pier Nan, is a Barracuda of good Marine protest was made before their defeat became certain. necessary circuit. size who seems to take ornery NAS 200 100 00x-3 3 4 delight in ripping up someones' Nothing is certain in the League and it would take a limb- Naval Base 100 010 000-2 10 4 gear every day. Same goes for the climber-out-onner to predict the holder of second place when Battery for NAS: Waldrop and two big Tarpon who thrive on the pieces all settle to the ground. Ransom. Naval Base: Wogalmuth chicken bones tossed into the bay and Bailey. but who won't nibble a nab if the VU-TEN 8, Naval Base 1 threw to first for the first out. chicken happens to be on a hook. McCalmont was next and struck The Standings (as of Wed.) That's near Pier Victor. This Sunday afternoon battle out. Two away and then the roof saw the Mallards' pitcher, Mont- Near record size Croaker are fell in. Ransom singled and was Won Lost being taken on shrimp at night gomery, with too much on the ball. followed by Sandblom who started He allowed four hits for one run Marines 12 2 in the mouth of the river and in the circuit due to an error by Ma- while loser Schiller was tapped VU-10 7 8 the back bay. Chief Adams, YOG rine Sivilli. for 12 hits as 8 runs poured across Naval Base 5 9 skipper, took three running well Whitaker was hit by a pitched NAS 5 9 over two pounds apiece this week. home plate. Both pitchers went the full distance. ball, then Mandel joined the festiv- Plenty of pan size Lane Snapper ities with a single. Began and The Schedule to be had there during the day and Home runs have not been too Watson reached first on balls and Monday Naval Base vs VU-10 the Snook are biting regularly. A frequent, but this game saw three, then the parade ended with Rhodes Tuesday Marine vs NAS yellow feather jig, trolled with all by VU-10 batters. LeMaster and Bouffard hit successive four who came to bat for the second Thursday VU-10 vs NAS sinkers carrying the lure down five time in the first and flew out to or six feet, is bringing up large baggers in the 7th inning, both over the left field fence. Then Pekus Sivilli. Jack around Hicackle and Hospital For their three hits, the Flyers Cay late afternoons, low tide. hit another in the 8th, only this What's 0oi1' Stateside time with two men on. garnered in four runs. In their That should be a sufficiency of half, the Marines got men on due hints to get you started in the VU-10 100 000 232-8 1 2 Despite the efficiency of more Naval Base 000 001 000-1 4 5 to NAS errors and, for no hits, modern messengers such as ra- right direction, anyway. came up with one run. One good reason a lot of you Battery for VU-10: Montgomery dio and transoceanic cables, sealed & Smith, M. Naval Base: Schiller The Leathernecks' big chance bottles are floating the world's guys have been losing a lot of your came in the seventh after NAS had catchs is because of using too small & Bailey. seaways in ever-increasing num- acquired another run in the top bers. a hook. Most of the biters in this NAS 5, Marines 4 half. Duncan reached first on balls The object is not quick com- area are large mouth creatures, while Furtney struck out for the munication, but measurement of even the Croaker, and one should This game played Monday night first out. Dowd was also walked, ocean currents. The Navy Hydro- use no less than a number six. completed the cycle set up by Na- then Youngs flyed out to first for graphic Office and the Fish and Monafiliment leaders seem to bring val Base. This seems to be that the second out. Wildlife Service are carrying out more touchs, but trouble is, most it doesn't matter much how you Castellow then applied pressure studies from U.S. shores, while of these fish have a nasty habit play when it's against one of the with a single while both Bland and other markers are put out from of biting through that type leader. lower teams, but against the Ma- Sivilli reached first by way of . beaches in Great Britain, Russia Plug casting is almost a waste rines . . well, give it all you've errors. Kavulic struck out for the and elsewhere. of time unless you simply want got. Ransom gets credit for this third out and the end of the rally. the casting practice. kill, although being relieved in the Result, three runs off of one hit Although England's Queen If you fish the dump, you ought ninth by Waldrop. and the score stood 5-4 NAS at Elizabeth I had a special "un- to use fairly heavy gear, a me- The time to play a game seems which it remained. corker of bottles" in the 16th dium sinker and a strong casting to bear out the fact that when century, anyone who finds a float- NAS 400 000 100-5 9 8 arm in order to get well beyond you beat the Marines it takes some ing message today is welcome Marines 100 000 300-4 4 6 to the fouling rocks which have been playing and also longer than the uncork it and send the contents the cause of the loss of mucho ordinary time. Length of this one Battery for NAS: Ransom-Wal- to the proper agency. good gear. Shrimp is of little use was 3 hours and 15 minutes. drop and Rhodes. Marines: Crosby- at the dump unless treated and The first inning provided a mar- Furtney and Duncan. A father is a man who believes firm for the hook. gin for the Flyers and one that NAS 3, Naval Base 2 his daughter married a dope-but Pieces of old meat also show they barely hung onto. In contrast that his grandchildren are unbe- some success for the fishing folk to other Marine games, this one This one Wednesday night did lievably brilliant. out there. Number six and seven was decided right at the first. it. Decided the cellar holder that spoons still apply trolling the Rhodes began with a double. Then is. It also proved that the some- river. And that's about it for it looked the usual routine as times lightly regarded Flyers have The loafer's only goal in life is today. Schaffer then hit to Crosby who all the ingredients for a baseball to make weekends meet. r ft ft m Saturday, 28 June 1956 THE INDIAN Navy-BPPO-10ND-Guatanam

Cinema - Scoop WGBY Television Program Saturday, June 23 0:30 Topper 5:30 News Parade Book - Nok Martin and Lewis split the past 1:00 The Big Picture 6:00 Meet Millie 5:45 Eddie Fisher 6:30 Liberace 6:00 Screen Magazine Genuine war stories are a rarity week . . . the future for these 1:30 Garry Moore 2:45 House Party 7:00 Jack Benny 6:15 Industry on Parade during these days of armed peace, two is nothing but a big ?. 7:30 Masquerade Party 6:30 I've Got a Secret 3:00 People's Choie but here's one that goes straight Stateside theaters are currently 8:00 Ed Sullivan 7:00 My Little Margie 3:30 Victory at Sea to the heart. Thomas A. Dooley, playing some top attractions . 4:00 You Asked For It 9:00 Crusader 7:30 This is Your Life 9:30 one of the biggest is Hitchcock's 4:30 Professional Father Adventura 8:00 Eddie Cantor a young Navy doctor, has written 5:00 Captain Gallant Monday. June 25 8:30 Four Star Playhouse DELIVER "Man Who Knew Too Much," a US FROM EVIL about 5:30 Beat the Clock 5:30 News Parade 9:00 Godfrey and Friends the Indo-Chinese disaster, and his real thriller! 5:45 Perry'Como Thursday, June 28 6:00 Royal Hawailans short, straightforward book packs Five new ones for the Base this 6:30 Mama 6:00 I & E Film 5:30 News Parade 6:30 Stop the Music 5:45 Perry Como a mighty wallop. The characters ought to 7:00 Your Hit Parade week and a couple that 7:30 Damon Runyon Theatre 7:00 December Bride 6:00 My Favorite Husband are terrified refugees and big- 6:30 Bob Cummings please some of the Gtmo movie 8:00 Colgate Comedy Hour 7:30 Guy Lombardo hearted sailors, and the author fans! 9:00 Stage Show 8:00 Ethel & Albert 7:00 You Bet Your Life 9:30 Danger 8:30 Man Against Crime 7:30 Dragnet describes the role of the American Kismet (MGM, in color). Here 9:00 Studio One 8:00 Ted Mack's Amateur Hr. Navy during the fiery partition of we have the lavish Hollywood ver- Sunday, June 24 Tuesday, June 26 9:00 Climax Viet Nam. This is exciting and 1:00 Winky Dink & You Friday, June 29 sion of the hit Broadway musical. 5:30 News Parade thought-provoking 1:30 Dear Phoebe 5:45 Perry Como 5:30 News Parade reading-a rare Hollywood adaptions of these hit 2:00 Robt Q. Lewis 6:00 Disneyland 5:45 Perry Como combination in any book., plays always seem to be long on 2:30 Arthur Godfrey 7:00 Phil Silvers 6:00 I & E Film In THE MALEFACTORS Caro- beautiful sets and short on cap- 3:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 7:30 LineUp 0:30 Truth or Consequence line Gordon has written a' novel turiing the original flavor of the 3:30 I & E Film 8:00 Star Tonight. 7:00 Ozzie & Harriet 4:00 The Name's The Same 8:30 Chance of a Lifetime 8:00 Playhouse of Stars about what happened to the op- play, this is no exception. How- 4:30 Life with Elizabeth 9:00 U.S. Steel Hour 8:30 Highway Patrol timistic intellectuals of the twen- ever, with Howard Keel, Dolores 5:00 Roy Rogers Wednesday, June 27 9:00 Goodyear Playhouse ties and thirties. This is not easy Gray, Vic Damone and Ann Blyth reading, and will not satisfy the heading the cast, the movie should swordplay and: gunpowder school lie worthwhile. Remember (how Radio Round-Up Mov of readers. The characters are ob- many times have I said this), it's LOG viously modeled on former second- a musical, don't spoil it for those Planning a party and want to rate literary figures of thirty years who enjoy them! borrow some recordings some- Saturday, June 23 ago, and the action gets lost in a Miracle. In the Rain (W.B.), stars where? Know the best place to NavSta-Kismeb--125 min. fog of ideas in spots. The salva- Jane Wyman-and Van Johnson, the get them? Right, the Naval Ex- NAS-Naked Dawn-92 min. tion of the book is the provocative two saving factors of this movie, change. WGBY's pride in its col- Mar. Site-Son: of Sinbad-102 min. manner in which the author dis- for :their performances are always lection of transcriptions has at Villa.-Price of Fear-94 min. Lwd. Pt.-Hot Blood-94 min. cusses the leading "isms"- of of top calibre. It's a love story, one times led to misunderstandings this age. that could be tagged with the label and not due to any set policy of Sunday, June 24 YOUR OWN BELOVED SONS "Tear-Jerker," but overall is a the radio station against loaning NavSta-Miracle In the Rain-119 min. is a novel about the war in Korea. very good picture. The wife would transcriptions. Practically all of NAS-Kismet Thomas Anderson a young Danish- really enjoy this one! the better than 60,000 titles are on Mar. Site-Dam Busters-102 min. American, is the author, and it's the 16-inch plastic platters sup- Villa.-Son of Sinbad Uranium Boom (Col.), combines Lwd. Pt.-Price of Fear his first book. The story is cen- two ingredients, a dull story and plied by the Armed Forces Radio tered around a six-man patrol and Monday, June 25 good acting. What you have when Service in Los Angeles. their adventures in combat with you. mix these two elements, can't Part of the agreement with com- NavSta-Uranium Boom-94 min. the Reds, and sounds somewhat be anything but a below par movie! mercial interests that makes it NAS-Miracle In the Rain stereotyped after the war novels of Mar. Site-Naked Dawn The movie does posses however possible for AFRS to obtain shows Villa.-Dam Busters the past few years. But the quality a new and fresh angle on modern and songs for us is that no one Lwd. Pt.-Son of Sinbad of the writing makes the reader day mining in the West. else other than the member sta- hope that Anderson's first book Tuesday, June 26 Suddenly .(U.A.), gives us Frank tions will use this material. Reg- won't also be his last. Sinatra in a straight dramatic role, ulations state, in part, "In no NavSta-Suddenly-94 min. Three recent novels which haven't and a good one too! Frank's the case will transcriptions, or dupli- NAS-Uranium Boom been mentioned previously in this Mar. Site-Kismet man who has been assigned the cate copies therefrom, be retained Villa.-Naked Dawn column, but which are still going job of assassinating the President. by governmental agencies, or pri- Lwd. Pt.-Dam Busters strong, are ANDERSONVILLE, Sterling Hayden and Nancy Gates vate individuals except as author- by McKinley Kantor, TEN NORTH Wednesday, June 27 co-star! Very good picture, one ized . . ." etc. Violations could lead FREDERIC, by John O'Hara, and with plenty of suspense and action! to a stiff fine or sentence or both. NavSta-Long Gray Line CASH MCCALL, by Cameron color), So, we have no alternative but to NAS-Suddenly Long Gray Line (Col., in Mar. Site-Miracle In the Rain Hawley. The first, about the noto- has played the Base circuit before, reply in the negative to both in- Villa.-Kismet rious Civil War prison of that and was well received at that time. dividuals and organizations. Lwd. Pt.-Naked Dawn name, won a Pulitzer prize, and It stars Tyrone Power and Mau- CHANGES THIS WEEK: Your Thursday, June 28 the second, a portrait of small- reen O'Hara, with the late Bob INDIAN's week runs from Satur- NavSta-Timetable-87 min. town mores, was voted the best Francis featured. The story has a days through Friday while WG- NAS-Long Gray Line novel of 1955. If you haven't yet West Point background and con- Mar. Site-Uranium Boom-94 min. read them, you'd better get your BY's program schedule is made Villa.-Miracle In the Main cerns a sergeant who served as an up for Monday through Sunday. Lwd. Pt.-Kismet name on the waiting list. instructor at the Academy. A very So, there's today and tomorrow Friday, June 29 And for amateur naturalists, good picture and one for the whole of the lost shipment of transcrip- NavSta-Mohawk-89 min. there is a brand-new edition of family. tions we're using up, the remainder NAS-Timetable Audubon's BIRDS OF AMERICA being brand new come Monday. Mar. Site-Sudderly the bluebook of bird Timetable (U.A.), adds up to a Yilla.-Uranium Boom which is easily fair picture for you cops and rob- That means tomorrow night, Sun- Lwd. Pt.-Miracle In the Main recognition and observation. bers enthusiasts. Mark Stevens day, at 7 p.m. you'll hear "Biogra- produced, directed and, starred in phies In Sound" once more. This the picture, a la several other top one is about the noted theatrical FROM: S cent stars such as Milland and Ferrer. producer John Golden. stamp This is not. an outstanding produc- "The Whistler" has been drop- tion,. but will be fairly received by ped and replaced by "FBI In Peace you crime-melodrama fans. And War"and."The Three Suns." Mioawik (Nat'l, in. color), is This will occupy the Monday night right down the alley for you horse- 10 p.m. spot. Then, "Box 13" was TO: opera fans. Scott Brady, Rita Gam deleted which made it necessary and Neville Brand star. Lot of In- to bring up "Suspense" from Fri- Send dians and no doubt, the technicolor day to fill in this Wednesday 10 the Indian Home scenery will be nice to look at too! p.m. spot. a