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Vol. V, No. 29 U. S. Naval Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 3 November 1951

CAPT LIVDAHL IS NEW NAVSTA C.O-- SEAGOING SKY HAVEN CAPT ROMOSER TO COMMAND USS SALEM Following an inspection of Naval Station personnel at Bay Hill, Captain William K. Romoser, USN, addressed the officers and men of the Naval Station in a brief farewell speech last Monday. He gave sincere thanks for the cooperation received during his fifteen-month stay here as commanding officer, and made acknowledgments to all for the many improvements and additions to the Base within that time. After reading his orders, which directed him to take command of the USS 'I SALEM, Captain Romoser turned over his present duties as Coin- -. . . nanding Officer of the Naval Station to Captain Orlin L. Liv- TahlafUSN. Captain Livdahl was horiiSin Vlve and later moved to Bismark, TUoth Dakota where he attended Bismask High School. After grad- (ating fsom high school he entered fse UiSg Naval Academy in 1922 and became a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy in 1926. Artist's impression of the Navy aircraft carrier USS Forrestal, the keel of wnens is His fist duty assignment was scheduled to be laid at Newport News, Va., is shown above. The new flush-deck carrier aboard the USS Mississippi where will displace 59,900 tons, with an overall length of 1,040 feet. Capable of handling heaviest carrier aircraft, the Forrestal will accommodate 3,500 men in air-conditioned he served until heing transferred quarters. She was named for the late Defense Secretary James V. Forrestal. to Pensacola, Florida one year later Chaplain Orlin LLvda taN in 1927 While serving on the USS Takes command of Natal Saton Vestal in 192 he was promoted RADM MURPHY RETURNS GAS WARFARE IS UP TO to (junior grade) in FROM HAVANA TRIP DATE DECLARES CHIEF June of that year. His next duty station was on the USS Hopkins in Rear M. E. Murphy, New York (AFPS)-The Army vn1929 fos one year at which time Base Commander, returned Chemical Corps with the aid of he was transferred to the USS Wednesday night from a two day other Service and civilian techni- Schenct remaining there until trip to Havana, Cuba. cians is making steady progress in e 193 He was assigned to the USS Admiral Murphy flew to the new "non-conventional weapons" . Salt Lake City for one year after Cuban capital on Monday to pay which could be a deciding factor " verwhich he attended Post Graduate his respects to thet newly appoint- in future warfare. sd .5.j.- C .st A uesmisasad._Wil '-_ -~Annapolis, Maryland until 1934. At lard L. Beaulac. the completion of this training he While in Havana the Admiral ons could be used if necessary," was stationed at the Naval Train- attended ceremonies honoring the said Maj. Gen. E. F. Bullene, Chief ia"Station in Norfolk, Virginia Chief of Staff of the Cuban Navy, of the Army Chemical Corps, fos oiie year before heing sent Rear Admiral Pedro Pascual in a recent conference in con- ahoaSd the USS Claxton in 1935. Borges. The Cuban Naval officer junction with the American Chemi- In 19313 he was promoted to the was presented with the United cal Society. iank of Lieutenant. After return- States Legion of Merit Medal by Pointing out the importance of 1110 to the Naval Training Station Ambassador Beaulac. biological, radiological and chemi- in 1938 for two years, he was Accompaning Admiral Murphy cal technology, the General stressed Assigned to wartime duty on the to Havana was his Aide, LT James the need for the U. S. "to be ready Captain, William K. Romooe. USN USS Enterprieomn .Slm A19Irise. During his threeM. Mason. at all times." year tour of duty aoard this ship A "smoke generator" produced he received an advancement to TOASTMASTERS ELECT during WWII has been greatly Lieutenant Commander in 1941 and CAPT ZEARBAUGH improved by the Corps and recent- to Commander in 1942. While serv- ly used successfully by UN troops ARMY COMBAT TENT ing with the Staff, Comsnander 7th Captain D. 0. Zearbaugh, MC, in Korea. Fleet he was promoted to Captain USN was elected president of the Development of many new de- (AFPS)-A new type tent is in 1944. Since the end of the war Toastmasters at the regular din- vices continue, with the element figuring strongly in the Army's he has heen stationed two years ner meeting of the organization of "surprise" their biggest factor current "warm-up" campaign, with the Bureau of Ordnance, last week. He succeeds Commander in future combat. Capable of sleeping five m 1en,WashingtoneB. C.; one year aboard John F. Hagen, CHC, USN. Concentrating on short term re- the new tent provides protection the USS Marquette; two years at Other officers of the group, which search rather than long term pro- at temperatures of 95 degrees 5th Naval District Headquarters in concerns itself with training for jects, the General said that "gas helow freezing. More than 30,000 Norfolk; and then 01e year as improvement in public speaking, and biological warfare have not have already heen shipped to K - Commander Squadron are H. P. McNeal, vice-president; been used in Korea, but that does rea and more are on the way. 12, his former duty station before John Dobry, secretary-treasurer; not mean we can relax. The tent has six sides. It includes coming to Guantanamo Bay, Cuaa. LT R. J. Carter, sergeant-at-arms; Although the Army Chemical an inner white lining which pro- Captain Livdahl was married in and Chaplain Hagen, chairman of Corps has been the pioneer in this videos good insulation and reflects Norfolk, Virginia on Novemher 9, the educational committee. field, both Navy and Air Force light than the usual olive 1939better to the formUer Martha Whit- Toastmasters meet each Thurs- personnel are now being indoc- drah color. It also prevents frost field Gore who is of that city. They lay evening at 7:30 p.m. in the trinated in chemical research, train- from falling 01itho occupants. haveo wo children, Martia W. dining room of the Officer's Club. ing and procurement methods. Shaped like an Indian tepee, Livdahl who is now 16 years old, the new tent withstands strong and Orlin L. Livdahl, Jr. age 11. winds and sheds snow from the top. A ground cloth around the SURVIVAL KITS AID bottom keeps out cold winds and FLIERS DOWN AT SEA seals in warm air. Easily transportable in sections, (AFPS) -Chances for longer the tent weighs just under 561/ may be erected and survival at sea have been greatly pounds. It improved through the clown quickly. Light alumi- use of a taken "desalting kit" and "sun still," two num tent pegs are used instead of the old wooden ones. aids employed by the Navy and The tent is high enough for a Air Force in making sea water in the drinkable. soldier to stand straight Normally personnel forced and there is an opening on to center "ditch" their planes or abandon one side for a small Yukon stove. feature of the tent- their ships are indoctrinated in the An additional of survival afloat. How- pack is a clothesline which sol- procedures diers may use to hang their clothes. ever, the problem of obtaining drinking water has always plagued military scientists. HELICOPTER SAVES 2 These two new devices, however, WITH PROP BREEZE afford that supply of drinking water so desperately needed. (AFPS) - The The desalting kit is a plastic en- Coast Guard has found another velope that will supply seven pints and novel use for the helicopter. of drinking water. Chemicals are Lt. Thomas J. Hynes used his added which separate the salts from craft as a windmill to blow ashore the water. a rubber raft bearing two tide- The sun still, resembling a bal- swept fishermen. He found the loon, produces water by evapora- San condensation of water anglers drifting two miles off tion and the Naval Air Station Boatshed after making a routine trip to Leeward Point. Francisco beach, caught by the vapor, whi created by the sun's Other membersofthe care: J. R.Burns, seaman, is thehowshook; J.F. Davidson, going tide. rays, c q eat and evaporation. seaman, is engineer an nhook is Y. R. Hed, seaman. f p 0 Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 3 November 1951

By CPL Thomas P. Palmer, USMC We welcome to the Marine Bar- Sunday, 4 November 1951 Editorial Office, NOB Administration Bldg., racks MSGT Alfred J. Cerwensky, Room 209 -- Phone 254 By Betty Radcliffe Catholic Masses MSGT Lloyd R. Wade, TSGT Mil- Last week I made a mistake in 0700-Naval Base Chapel Saturday, 3 November 1951 ton L. Owens and CPL Frank A. 0900-Naval Base Chapel Cox, Jr. I'm not saying that MSGT the reporting of a party held by OPERATING BASE Daily Mass - 0630 U. S. NAVAL Cerwensky is an old salt, but he, CAPT and Mrs. Barrett. The party Guantanamo Bay, Cuba was given for the Dental Corps and Confessions before all Masses Rear Admiral M. E. Murphy, USN like MSGT Pitts, was in the Corps Commander when EPD was given for having in honor of CAPT Hector MacInnis. Protestant Services That will teach me to verify my A. G. Jones, JOSN------Editor dust on one's bow and arrow. Yep, Sunday: 0930-Sunday Sshool Boyd Workhoven, JO3------News Editor MSGT Cerwensky joined the Corps facts in the future!!! 1000-Adult Bible Class Staff Advisor J. M. Mason, LT- in June of 1923, and with his broken On Monday the Public Works 1100-Divine Worship published weekly, fin- THE INDIAN is time omitted, he has 27 years, 8 Wives held their monthly meeting Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal anced by non-appropriated funds, printed and luncheon. The luncheon table en government equipment, for free distri- months of active duty. We are Chaplains at this Activity bution on the U. 5. Naval Operating Base, proud to have him with us, as we was decorated with Halloween CDR John F. Hagen, ChC, USN Guantanamo Bay, Cuba by order of the are MSGT Wade witches, jack-o'-lanterns, etc. Mrs. Base Commander. and TSGT Owens, (Protestant) who are R. J. Hummel was the hostess. The THE INDIAN is published in compliance both Korean Veterans. LCDR J. J. Tschantz, ChC, USNR MSGT Wade door prize was won by Mrs. W. L. with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-85 served in Korea with (Catholic) (Rev) 1945. 4.2" Mortar Company, 1st Marines, Perkins. After the luncheon Mrs. THE INDIAN uses Armed Forces Press 1st Marine Division, FMF. TSGT Geo. Tiesch was surprised with a Service material which may be reprinted Owens served with "I" Company, Stork Shower. the credit line: AFPS. with 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines, 1st Ma- The Ladies Bowling League is rine Division, FMF. CPL Cox, who now being started at the NAS Bowling Alley. Beginning next SERVICES IN A-TESTS; is SSGT Villani's relief, comes to Tuesday, averages will be taken CREWS TRAIN us from the Marine Air Station, NAVY ______Cherry Point, North Carolina. We from 1 p.m. and on Wednesday and Thursday. Also on the same days (AFP)-Ared orce peron-know you all will find this "Post (AFPS)-Armed Forces person- ofteCrsthbs. of the following week, November nel, 5,000 strong, soon are to be tie has a w omvg 13, 14, and 15. All bowlers must "indoctrinated in the military as- completing tours of duty for some. bowl for her average on one of the pects of nuclear detonations." Departing for Stateside duty this days of the above dates, in order Plans for testing tactical atomic past week was CPL John W. Mann to be eligible for the league. The weapons against front-line troops who is being transferred to Marine average must be completed by were announced by the Army, Barracks, Brooklyn, New York for November 15th. All ladies on the which said Air Force and Navy FFT. Departing today for Mess Base are invited to participate. officers and men also would par- Management School at Camp Le- Beginners are cordially invited. For ticipate in the atomic warfare june, North Carolina is SSGT further information call 8-649, Mrs. Preston or 8-867, Mrs. Hogue. Let's exercises to be held by the Atom- Julian E Dodd. Lots of luck to you How may we deal with the wor- ic Energy Commission at French- both in have a good turn-out, and have a ries, anxieties and white-faced man's Flat. Nevada. Next Saur ite ay! All good time. mThe Army fears which dog our steps by day *statement said in yu Stra stedy l See ya' next week. part:h you off duty men have a lot of and ride our dreams by night? fun in store at the Marine Corps Once upon a time a wise man, WithinWeqithints theaety anpsrityam Birthday Field Meet. You pie eaters MOVIE PREVIEWS finding himself so tormented by requirements of the test program, had better get some practice, that anxiety that he was about to lose units in "Exercise Desert Rock" his wits, hit upon a plan of sort- to test you can acquire a few extra Warpath will have the opportunity Enlisting in the Cavalry to track ing out his fears. He called it a the principles of organization and pieces of pie from MSGT s traiing pplcabl to miliary Mess Hall. Many other events will down three men who murdered his worry-graph. training applicable to military filnth da'prgm.B te At the top of involv-fllithdasprgm.B te sweetheart, a young man falls in the list he put all operationsopeatins under conditionsnde coditonslovly- way, the agenda will be concluded love with another girl. Later he dire disasters about which he wor- ed in atomic warfare. Meanwhile aD Wla Fc with a post Dance at the Private's finds out that this girl's father ried himself well-nigh sick and MeanhileADMWillam Fch-Club. No one could ask for a better is one of the men for whom he has which, as later events proved, never teler, Navy Chief of Staff, told times been searching, which to first press conference that places him happened. These he estimated his in a position torn between his de- be at least forty percent of his the Navy already had trained crews of two types of aircraft to S il oES sire for revenge and his love for anxieties. Next he set down the decisions launch atomic bombs from air- the girl. After they are all cap- he had made in the past about craft carriers. WO J. P. VanLandingham, HG, tured by Indians something hap- In addition, the approved 60,- USN has departed for duty at pens which saves their lives and whi' he could do nothing now; 000-ton carrier. USS Tai~ cs Naval Hjos ital,_le Cb .P.c- ~ . N cCollum, HN to HospitalForrestal, will be a feeling of revenge. thing or taken the wrong path. These he calculated were thirty ling A-bombers. Corps School, Porstouth, Va.; and Here Comes The Groom percent of his troubles. At present, two carriers are able T. J. Bazar, HM1 to the States If you like Bing Crosby, and who Essex for separation. doesn't, then you'll surely enjoy On the third item he counted to do so. They are the USS in all his forebodings about sick- Oriskany, both of ENS E. I. Moscoso, MSC, USNR this picture. While over in France and the USS ness, possible bankruptcy, nervous the 27,000-ton class, is with us from San Juan for two as a newspaper man he returns to weeks reserve training. N. E. Zent- the U.S. with two adopted children, breakdown-fears that he couldn't The Navy's carrier-based A-bomb do his job os be able to deliver plane is the twin-engine AJ-1 Say- USS PCS 1382, and C. F. Kies, but authorities say that they must plane is the HM3 from Naval Hospital, Be- have a mother as well as a father the goods-all of which never hap- age. The land-based pened. These added up to twelve P2V Neptune, which can carry a thesda. or he will lose them. This is where Starting next week, Mrs. Irene Jane Wyman comes into the story percent. full load from eastern U.S. to Eu- Nor did he forget his worries Personnel Office, will be with a definite possible solution for rope and return without refueling. Maestas, about his wife, that war on several weeks leave. Mrs. Flor- the situation. It just wouldn't be a children and friends, The Navy chief said -worries he discovered due to the At- fence mmekus has been employed Crosby picture without plenty of games being conducted by the fact that he did not give people lantic Fleet will include simulat- to replace Mrs. Meestas. songs and you'll want to hear Jane f r Dependents Ward cutting some new vocal capers too. credit for having an ordinary ed atomic bomb attacks. eNs amount of common sense. He felt He told of carrier-based planes There are several openings for Magic Face Depend- silly setting them down but they conducting simulated A - bomb registered nurses in our What happened to Hitler? Does amounted to ten percent. strikes earlier this year. The At- ents Ward. If any of you register- anyone know for sure where, when, are contemplating going At the bottom of the list he put lantic Fleet has undergone atomic ed nurses and how he went? Perhaps it never down the worries that had a real in the near future, we attack defensive operations as an- to work did happen the way this story tells foundation and he found appreciate it if you would they were other phase of the Navy's A-bomb would it, but since we don't know it percent of the total. submit applications now. only eight program. certainly has an interesting chain In other words it was ninety-two of events that just might have been percent against the eight percent COMPETENT DIVISION RUNS NAS BOATSHED more possible than we realize. and he learned to his great relief A Place In The Sun that by blacking out his unreal This American Tragedy has had bogies he could handle the rest. considerable publicity and write ups If all of us made a worry-graph in many of the leading magazines it might be unnecessary to have recently so there is little need to a cardiograph and our wit would say more. The story is very deep save our wits. and emotional and the acting of all three principle characters will CHAPLAINS SHOULD make you fall right into the realis- tic plot. A tragic triangle of love, KNOW MILITARY SETUP- romance, heartbreak and murder. KOCH Never Trust A Gambler A young killer evades the police New York (AFPS)-A chaplain of San Francisco and seeks refuge should know all phases of military with his ex-wife in Los Angeles. organization and procedures in By agreeing to help him, she is order to cope with modern prob- caught in the web of his many lems, Col. Joseph R. Koch, Com- crimes. mandant of the Armed Forces Fugitive Lady Chaplain School, Ft. Slocum, N. Y., If the murder-mystery story is said recently. your type of motion picture then Addressing a three-day confer- we suggest you see this one. It all cre of First Army supervisory begins when a prominent Italian is chaplains at Governors Island, Col. killed in an auto crash. This leads Koch advised chaplains to study the insurance investigator into a Armed Forces extension courses. battle of wits and clues in an effort Col. James T. Wilson, Army to get at the bottom of the incident Field Force Chaplain, outlined the where lies the solution to a murder. role of the unit chaplain, which A Millionaire For Christy he declared to be the building of Most girls just want to get mar- character. Pictures above are coe personnel 5of0theNAS Boats0e5. Aert, comeetan wl trained; each individualis instruntedin the fundamentals of operation and mainten- ried, but then there are some who ance of motor launches, crashsboats, re-arming boats and other utility craft.From have their particular qualifications CHAPLAINS GRADUATE left to right (front row): C.P. Krecek, ENC; J.T. Usrey, SN; J.R. Porter, SN; J. D. McWeeney, CHBOSN; H. W. Reinert, FN; R. D. Coffey, BM3; G. L. Ritter, ENC. which might include a million dol- Second row (Ito r): A.D. Stewart, BMC; H.S. Sashes, SN; H.W. Dean, SN; lars in the bank. In this delightful Fort Slocum, N. Y. (AFPS)- T. O. Robinson, EN3; J. M. Fancher, BM2; D. M. Lanning, FA; N. S. Main, SN; comedy a girl hunts millionaire, Eighty-one Army chaplains oere and T. M. Hilliard BMC. finds one shortly, but she also finds graduated from the Chaplain Third row (I to r): R.L. Hersom, MMFM; N.E. Sperle, FA; R.A. Volmer, FN; D. A. Frad, AA; J. F. Rose, AA; D. J. Sobery, SN; R. J. Smith, SN; and W. A. later that he has given all his School here recently. They included Chamberlain. SN. money to charity. So the problem newly appointed chaplains, and Bear raw I to ci : A.L. Gilsdorf, AA; G.D. Lowers, FA; R.W. Nicastle, SN; here is whether love a number who studied a refresher C. Rinye, FA; and L. L. or money is R.H.Heller, SN; G. R. Ebersole, SB; I. J. Rawson, SN; J. stronger. course. White, FN. b 0 s 'V 1e Saturday, 3 November 1951 THE INDIAN Page Three

~ I Sports WILL MIDDIES BE ABLE TO STOP IRISH NAS TEN-PIN TATTLER WARM WINTERS IN 25TH ANNIVERSARY GRID CLASH? By R. L. Pavlenko "A" League The Silver Anniversary of the "NAS Operations" rivalry between got a better the Fighting Irish grip on 1st place by picking of Notre Dame up and the United 4 points for a 20 won and States Naval Academy 4 lost will take record. "Cork's Killers" jumped up place in Babe Ruth Stadium in to 2nd taking 3 points and losing Baltimore, Maryland, this after- 1 for a 18 and 6 noon. record. "Flynn's The Navy-Notre Dame series Flames" dropped 3 points of grid-iron encounters for 1 is the oldest point to slip to 3rd and tie continuous one among the current Irish "Dudes" who won 3 and lost opponents, and was begun one, in 1927 and insist on being up there with with a 19 to 6 Notre Dame victory. the best three. A run down of the all-time record Best Keglers of the week were for the past 25 years shows only Harris of the "Rum-bums" 4 with Navy victories to 19 losses with 558, Rochel of "NAS Operations" one tie. Notre Dame won last year rolling 557 and also still leading in a 19-10 see-saw battle in rain- the race with the best average 186. soaked Cleveland Stadium. King of The "Cork's Killers" helped Irish are by no means out his team climb up with a of football 540 series. just because of that Grzegorzewski rolled a much 536 series talked about upset with Pur- and a 212 game for "Pip's Pin due which broke their 39-game Busters". Kiel and Potts winning knocked streak. They have come out a 516 apiece for the roaring back "Dudes" in this season's bat- and "Rum-Dums" respectively. Kiel ties over the pigskin with four had a 216 for high single game of wins against only one loss, and the week. <:: . ^:"#.vc t ke a look at the scores: 48-6 "B" League over Indiana, 40-6 against Detroit, "NAS CPO's" remain on top 20-27 a near miss with SMU, 33-0 getting 3 points, losing 1 for 21 win over Pittsburgh, and then a wins and 3 lost, a very good record. 30-9 revenge over Purdue. "VU-10 Material" gained one point Navy has had a rough schedule on the CPO's by taking 4 points to meet this year and has been from the "Twigit Gang", who have always on the heartbreaking end had a rough time, losing their last of the score. They have it, but 8 points in a row which knocked seemingly not in the right place them from 2nd to 7th place. In 3rd Noilea aarretat the right time to ride in with place is "VU-10 Metal Shop" Winter's coming, but it looks like it'll Notre Dame right halfback the top score be a torrid one. when the fourth sweeping 4 points from NAS Offi- And with puckered lips, quarter is over. Last week Shelley Winters is blowing a kiss to the Navy cers team No. 2. NAS Officers team men of the 388th held Penn Smoke Battalion in to 14 points, but was No. 1 will be up there when they Korea. They voted her the "Girl We'd unable to Like to Go Up in push into the scoring make up their postponed game, Smoke With." column. They are due for a win, I believe. but the question remains, can The "Hatuey Hotshots" got hot they do it? and set two new highs, a series of 2737 and a single team game of 1037, and only taking 2 points, losing 2 in a rough match with "NAS Officers No. 1". Best individual scores of the

also is top series so far this season Questions in "B" league. Tomilson, Captain (AFPS)-1- play- of the team "Navy Gtmo", from ed for and against which club in communications department, bowl- competition? ed out a 226 game also tops so far 2-With what sport is the Stan- this season. ley Cup associated? 3-Name the receiver in the Woman in traffic court: "I was following pass-receiving combina- driving down Congress avenue with tions: (a) Rockne to., (b) Isbell my husband at the wheel ." to., (c) Frank to . 4-Al Lopez set the major league "Here comes a friend of mine record for endurance for catchers. who's a human dynamo." How many games did he catch? "Really?" 5-In 1950 Florence Chadwick "Yes, everything he has on is set a new record for swimming charged." the English Channel. Who was the first woman to swim that distance? FOOTBALL CONTEST Answers salnurcu Cross Out the Loser 5IL5 Sq 0L1 aL rips.154aq lolp0149 Rice vs Arkansas l14 '9361 us ' i4 Odil OP 01 1i"1. Baylor vs Texas ;snj 144 eow. ol.spg apna.a-g puelsAsl9 puss uploo.cp Boston College vs Clemson SsAssog 0144 tlllA'. sif aX6T P01109 Washington vs California saccl8 3 981 ul paSusd OH-Ic Oregon State vs U.C.L.A. -aleA toj 1AlleY 014 Nuti i (o) Michigan vs Cornell 1 1 05 0'ssaad Aug uaifi asp .soJ 4 H of qaqsj(q) 'smog a.IoNq Utah vs Colorado ;e slurioa of OuNOOR (r)-I Darmouth vs Columbia ' lapoM lsuols5aoJO.1-I Villanova vs Detroit 'SOT 155 0asp us 4Ioas4 i suiRa.S spaii5D 5asppulof atl .ilsia~ Duke vs Wake Forest 5 0 0 0coXxiS0 "lOsulP.1BC) 0144 sule~sf 1 A 0144 Georgia vs Florida Notre .soJ paoseld 0014000flQ8961T I-I Notre Dame left halfback Dame quarterback Princeton vs Harvard WOMEN'S GOLF FOOTBALL WINNERS Iowa State vs Nebraska Tulane vs Kentucky By Marge Long W. R. Hulsey of MCB6, Company Navy vs Maryland The Club played the back nine H, broke some kind of local record Notre Dame vs Michigan State with scores minus handicap. The so far as this contest is concerned Indiana vs Minnesota winners in the first flight were: when he picked all but four winners Oklahoma vs Missouri low net, Patty Edwards, with low in last weeks games. He selected gross going to Dottie Hearne. In Georgia over Boston College, giv- Virginia vs North Carolina the second flight, Billie Crissey ing the Bulldogs 20 points and 13 Purdue vs Northwestern won low net and Wilma McGurn for the "Bean Town" eleven. low gross. Penn vs Wisconsin Next Wednesday we play the R. D. Johnson, TEP3 of RPIO, U.S.C. vs Stanford and H. front nine which will be medal L. Delap, CS2, of the NAS Tennessee vs Washington & Lee Galley, were breathing down Hul- play. There is also a business meet- L.S.U. vs Vanderbilt ing scheduled for 11 a.m. of that sey's neck with only five wrong day for the purpose of electing guesses. Johnson came in the win- Kansas vs Loyola of L. A. new officers to serve for the next ner's circle five points ahead of six months. Delap on the Georgia-B. C. game. Name the score on this one: Our Scotch 4'Somes are begin- Delap won third place. ning again this Sunday, November Another pigskin predicter who 4th. This is to be something dif- missed only five was Frank A. Army- vs- The Citadel ferent, and should prove to be a Oliva of MCB-6. Frank missed out by being 28 points off on the last lot of fun. Everyone is urged to Name ------Rate get a partner and come out. Tee game. Well, another chance this off time is at 1 p.m. week for those who haven't col- As this is to be my last article, lected free cigarettes as yet. Re- Div./address------Ie ooaon's hasebalH end and Giants- member, the entries must be in Brooklyn playoffs o i rstc in lise at I would like to thank everyone for Ebbets Field for a World Series bleacher their kind assistance in making the boxes no later than Thursday seat. Neither rain nor cold nor lack of these articles possible. morning pre' g the game date. Phone --- - sleep could move him from his spot.

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(AFPS)-Hank Bauer's catch of a sinking line drive hit by Sal Saturday, 3 November Yvars in the ninth inning of the WARPATH sixth world series game choked ld O'Brien Polly Bergen off the final breath of the New Sunay, 41November York Giants. Two runs had scored ERE COMES THE GROOM and , on second, fing Crosby Jane Wyman represented the tying run when ex- Monday, 5 November Marine Bauer, who had shot the MAGIC FACE Yankees three runs ahead with a Luther Alder Pat Knight base-cleaning triple, caught the Tuesday, 6 November drive in right field. A PLACE IN THE SUN Thus, finis was written on a gal- Montgomery Clift Shelly Winters lant bid to knock off the N.Y. Yan- kees, series winners for three WeE sdayS 7 NovMBER straight years, by Leo Durocher's NEErkTRU th GAMBL scrappy crew-a team that had fin- ished faster than any other in Tursdy, 8 November history to overtake the Dodgers FUGITIVE LADY and win the Jnis Paige Binnie Barnes pennant. Friday, 9 November Durocher sent southpavw Dave A MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY Koslo against Allie Reynolds, fresh Fred MacMurray Eleanor Parker from his second no-hitter, in the series opener. 's four SHOW BIZ hits and a Giant barrage of 10 off_____ hand, C. R. Krecek, ENC, on the size and pitch of screws used on small craft in Reynolds won the game. Koslo (FS-oadHgeds operation at the NAS Boatshed. allowed only seven.dOer Ccovererof Jane Russell and Faith Domeargue, is constantly having a bag of tricks, evened the series trouble publicizing the feminine WHY NSLI CHECKS ARE against Larry Jansen, beting the charms of these two Hollywood ELUSIVE , EPORT )2zC Giants, 3-1. He allowed five hits T 6 be a utie t. Eddie Stanky kicked the ball ot oo In Cl eve- Washington (AFPS) - If you (AFPS)-The Navy has recom- of shortstop Phil Rizzuto's hands .land after haven't received your NSLI divi- missioned on a double play attempt in the p e s s u r e more than 300 ships fifth inning of the third game at J eBiem local dend check yet, don't lose any sleep since the Korean operation started, over it. Spokesmen at the Veterans according to Navy Secretary Dan the Polo Grounds. Then Yogi Berra 0 =goups, he Administration have elaborated on A. Kimball. He said the number dropped a perfect throw to the was forced reasons for delay. would rise to 400 by next June. plate. When the dust had cleared, torvise a In the first place, it normally President Truman has nominat- the Giants had five big runs for newspaper takes at least three months from ed Assistant Air Force Secretary and their second win. -a fMs the anniversary date of the policy Roswell L. Gilpatric as Under Sec- A day of rain helped Casey Russe1 to the actual payment of the divi- retary, to succeed John A. McCone, Stengel's pitching staff and Allie 'I Paper's art dend. During the past year, how- who resigned. Reynolds pitched the Yanks into a department ever, various complications have tie when failed to hold obinly In order to handle efficiently the theFBombers.r 9 nkoeent set in to offer some obstacles largest brigade of midshipmen in causing a temporary delay. Ed Lopat's second straight five- high necked its 106-year history, the U.S. Naval hit win was aided by a 13-run at- g ow n t o One of these is the requiring of Academy is inaugurating a $5 mil- address cards. Servicemen have tackrasearry Jansen and four dE conceal the lion expansion plan. The program successors were shelled from the aagefe1 been urged to fill out these cards calls for construction of 43 addi- VA mound. Then Bauer's triple wound w Ha r t dy (DD Form 461) so that the tional classrooms, enlargement of will known where to send their u the seriesrp in the sixth game. based bos- other buildings, and more seating Joe DiMaggio hit .261 in the co baLoals t checks. space in the dining hall. Academy Secondly, there are the complica- series and slammed a homer. His ya r ia facilities were constructed to ac- number of times at bat, and ap- land, omerg Mi 1 w afu- tions brought about by the free commodate 2,500 midshipmen. At $10,000 indemnity law. Many Serv- pearances in games set new rae- he was forced to blackout anpeer present, 3,790 midshipmen are ords. Rookie Gill MacDougald be- exosed b,+ilord oimacr Ea icemen had signed waivers before using them. the nivewrst" ic .fStai 'nolk fi no t . greuu Doferge on the complaint of a cies came around. This meant added More than 3,000 members of the slamn in a series, and the first local high school. Faculty claimed computation and caused a further American Ordnance Association rookie to do so. Phil Rizzuto ac- the billboard, located in view of delay in the overall picture. witnessed a recent program of tests cepted 39 chances without an error classroom windows was not con- The bottleneck due to increased and demonstrations in new aircraft for a record and he was brilliant ducive to good study habits. accounting and paperwork has armament development given joint- as the Yans tied the double play As in the past, Bob Hope will been broken, however, and the ly by the Air Material Command mark for a series with 10. give the majority of his radio checks are expected to go out at and the Wright Air Development The failure of Jansen and ag- shows from Army, Navy and Air faster pace within Center, at Wright-Patterson AFB, lie was made up y the efforts of Force installations. Since his first an increasingly Koslo, the next few months. Ohio. who won one game and program for the ArmedForces The Air Force, which trained almost took a second, and Jim in 1941, Hope has traveled more 300 pilots in fiscal year 1950, and Hiearn But the strain of the past than 1,000,000 miles to entertain F. R. A. 400 in fiscal year 1951, plans to several weeks was too much. Irvin, an estimated 10,000,000 Sevice- graduate 7,200 pilots in the cur- Thomson and Lockman were the ien all over the world. Branch 100, Fleet Reserve As- rent fiscal year. mainstays of the Giant offense, ix "The Girls Have Landed, recently received the fol- The first U.S. Navy Helicopter but they couldn't get that needed story of the USO in WWII, will sociation hit lowing advance information. Scouting Squadron was commis- in the final inning, bring Stan Laurel and Oliver The Senate and House Confer- sioned at the Naval Air Station, Standouts of the 48th World Hardy back to the screen after an on the Defense Boca Chica, Fla., October 3. Series were rookie Gil Macou- absence of six years . Rosalind ence Committee gald, who led in appropriation bill have BIs with seven. Russell will produce a $700,000 Department Phil Rizzuto in approved a six to nine percent in- NEW HOUSING BOARD TO the field, and Ed flicker tentatively titled, "Never Lopat, two game winner for the crease in prices at Army and Air Wave at a Wac." . . . Songstar stores after DEAL IN RENTS, COSTS Yankees. Dave Koslo was the Donald Richard is now in a cozy Force commissary Giant pitching first, while prices in the AND SPACE ace and Irvin and position. His pianist used to be his January were Navy commissaries will be increas- the batting stars, first sergeant! ed from one to three percent, de- Washington (AFPS)-The De- Movie Tip: "The Desert Fox." pending on their location. fense Department has announced NEW MATS CHIEF Battle action film of Nazi Field The compromise bill provides establishment of an Armed Forces ______Marshal Erwin Romel starring that retail prices must include Housing Agency designed to pro- Washington (AFPS)-Maj. Gen. James Mason, Cedric Hardwicke, commercial transportation in the vide a uniform policy in the matter Joseph Smith has been appointed Jessica Taidy and Luther Adler from the wholesaler of housing within the Services. commander of the Military Air . Variety's top tunes: "Because to the commissary itself, and thus The Director of the agency has Transport Service. He succeeds Lt. of You," "World is Waiting for applies the Navy principle to the not yet been appointed but he will Gen. Lawrence W. Kuter, who was the Surise," "Cold, Cold Heart," Army and Air Force commissaries. be an Assistant to the Secretary recently nominated as Air Force "I Get Ides," and "Coe-on-a- Outside continental United of Defense. Deputy Chief of Staff of Personnel. My House." States, neither the cost of utilities The agency will deal with mat- nor commercial transportation will ters directly affecting family hous- apply to commissaries. ing in the Services and consider Insofar as the retirement amend- such things as rents, costs, ade- ment is concerned, the provision quacy of housing, selection of tem- I"iGetIas,"and"o n- pertaining to enlisted men has been porary housing, space requirements "knocked out." As to the remainder and the standardization of con- of the amendment prohibiting the struction practices. retirement of officers, this only ap- . .Va ity' totues:"Beaus plies to retirement during the fiscal NEWFOUNDLAND TOWN year 1952. WILL GET HOSPITAL

Washington (AFPS)-The Navy plans to build a three-story, 27- bed hospital for two tiny New- foundland villages. St. Lawrence and Lawn will receive the hospital for services rendered to the crews of two naval vessels wrecked nine years ago. They were rescued when heavy surf and fuel oil scum prevented the launching of lifeboats. Villagers formed rescue parties and saved 600 of the 700 officers and crew members. Sometime next summer Presi- dent Truman is scheduled to pre- sent the completed hospital to representatives of the two vil- "-Lemme see those orders again- " lages. "Wactch, yous. Jose, I see our line, has been tapped!