Admiral Wright Spends Two Days On Base Indiana U Choral Tuesday morning Admiral Jera- national ocean command, and is uld Wright, Commander in Chief supported by 15 member nations Group Performs United States Atlantic Fleet and of NATO. Both commands are Supreme Allied Commander At- located at Norfolk, Virginia. lantic (NATO), and Mrs. Wright His peacetime responsibilities as Here Thursday arrived by plane on the Base. The SACLant involve the development Wrights spent Tu esda y and of defense plans for war opera- The "Belles of Indiana"-Guan- Wednesday on the Base. tions, the conduct of naval train- tanamo Bay's second USO troupe As Commander in Chief U. S. ing exercises and the development of 1956- will appear at the Naval Atlantic Fleet which is comprised of a high standard of military Station Movie lyceum Thursday, of approximately 500 ships, sev- readiness for combined operations Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. eral thousand naval aircraft and by the Atlantic naval forces of The "Belles" are 34 co-eds from about 175,000 men Admiral Wright NATO nations. the University of Indiana. They is responsible for maintaining se- In war, Admiral Wright is re- are a choral group, and in addition, curity of the Atlantic Command. sponsible to the NATO standing present several specialty acts. Ac- He is also responsible for the de- group for the conduct of naval companying them is their director, fense of the United States against operations in defense of the At- Mr. Eugene W. Zayliss of the attack through the Atlantic Ocean. lantic by the naval forces of the university's musical staff. In addition, he is charged with United States, Great Britain, Can- Single enlisted men will be given the coordination of naval oper- ada and of the Continental Euro- seating preference at this show, ations and the control and protec- pean powers bordering on the as was the case at the last USO tion of shipping throughout the Atlantic. NATO - World's First show. The affair replaces the reg- North and South Atlantic Oceans ular movie scheduled The Supreme Allied Command Long War Record for the ly- and the western portion of the Admiral Wright's World War ceum on Thursday. Indian Ocean. Atlantic is the world's first inter- (Continued on Page Three) The choral group toured military installations in Japan and Korea shortly before Christmas. Reports indicate they were well received by servicemen 1 CARNIVAL in those areas. The "Belles" wind up a trek of the Caribbean area with their Carnival picture round-up Guantanamo Bay appearance. They on page four with shots of will depart from the Naval Air crowd and the booths. Station on Friday, 17 January via a MATS U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba aircraft. Covers Gtmo Like The Sunshine Volume VII, No. 6 Saturday, 11 February 1956 U.S. Transients To And From Base McGowan Leaves Visitors May Board Forrestal Tomorrow p ees Capt. Roy L. Johnson, Command- For Safety Meet Recently, many American civilians and military ing Officer of USS FORRESTAL personnel traveling to the Base by car have encountered a problem (CVA-59) has extended a cordial that may reach serious proportions, that of the unwarranted assessment of Cuban Tourist invitation to all Base residents to Cards. At Norfolk, Va. This situation is due mainly, to the steady improvement visit the Navy's of the highway largest ship. between Santiago and the Naval The first visiting day will be Mr. A. J. McGowan, Base safety Base. that th i d Sunday, Feb. 12. It e n vua is in an ex- engineer, leaves today for Nor- is planned to The question is, should Base per- have the visiting hours set up on sonnel traveling overland on orders empt class. folk, Virginia, where he will at- future Sundays while the ship is be assessed the Cuban If you have reason to tend a Navy East Coast safety tourist fee? believe in port. In turn, this question that conference. was dis- local officials or transportation Boats carrying visitors to the cussed with the Chief of Cuban The company employees are requiring conference will last Febru- carrier will leave Fleet landing Tourist Commission's Department ary 13 - 17. between tourist cards notwithstanding an 1300 and 1500 on the visit- of Inspection and Complaints. That ing Sundays. In awareness that This conference is a regional addition, a Naval official states that the law exempts the traveler is ex- Air Station meeting attended by all naval ac- boat will depart from from obtaining of tourist permits empt, and will fully report such the NAS landing between 1300 and tivities on the east coast. the following: incidents to the Embassy, the mat- 1500 for the exclusive use of NAS 1. Passengers in transit On alternate years, the Navy ter will be referred to the Tourist personnel and their dependents. 2. Holders of diplomatic sends representatives to the Na- or spe- Commission for investigation. Children of grade school age will cial tional Safety Council convention. or official passports be allowed to visit the FORRES- 3. Cuban In this way, the Navy is able to officials returning to TAL provided that they are ac- Cuba gain new ideas on safety measures companied by their parents. It is 4. Children under five years of Stragglers Have Five being undertaken by civilian or- strongly recommended that ladies age. ganizations. wear slacks and low heel shoes The various transportation com- Days For Auto Check The safety conference covers (preferably rubber soled). Shorts panies, who are authorized to sell primarily measures to be taken Base police for ladies will not be appropriate tourist permits to passengers after will inspect, register in industrial safety, but at the wear. departing from the United States stragglers and conduct reexamin- same time discusses safety meas- ations and before arriving in Cuba, of automobiles at the Base ures for traffic and are all phases of supposed to be familiar with the police driving range Feb. 9 - 15. safety in which N. dependents of na- S. Inspect. Feb. 25 above listed exceptions. Owners of scooters will also have val personnel are involved. Some of Only one inspection is scheduled However, military p e r s o n n e 1 their vehicles inspected and reg- these things are safety on play- for the Naval Station during the traveling to the Base, are not al- istered at this time. grounds, at beaches and many month of February. It will be on ways classified by these companies Vehicles not other situations. bearing the new Saturday, Feb. 25. in an exempt category, for lack Base tags after Feb. 15 will not This year's conference will be Uniform for this inspection will of familiarty with their documents. be allowed to operate on the Base. attended by Navy Chief of Indus- be service dress kahki with tie, Therefore, in such cases the The displaying of stateside plates trial Relations, Admiral George A. but without coat for officers and Commission is very willing to re- is a violation of Base regulations, Holderness, Jr., and by the chiefs chiefs. Enlisted personnel will wear quest repayment of the $2.50 fee Article 2213.1, and violaters will of the various naval bureaus. their working uniform. when it is called to their attention be charged with such.
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Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 11 February 1956 THE INDIAN The Chaplain's Corner The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve "Why Are You Afraid" as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- Several years ago a farmer sought a hired hand. He asked one young ment of personnel. man, who applied for the job, whether he had any recommendations. The RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo young man replied, "I can sleep in a storm." The farmer thought that was Bay, Cuba. a strange recommendation, but he liked the young man and gave him of Staff CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief the job. CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C. 0. Naval Station, Guantanamo Later in the year there was a hard storm. The farmer arose and put Bay, Cuba. on his rain coat and boots. As he went about the farm he found the Editorial Staff cattle were in the barn, the hogs were safe in their LTJG J. D. Byerley ------Officer-Advisor shelter, and every- thing was in good order everywhere G. L. Henderson, JOC ------Editor he went. The young man had a room J. C. Curren, JOSN ------Managing Editor in the barn and the farmer found him fast alseep. The young man had Staff Reporter: D. D. Hinton, JOSA seen the needs and made ample preparation to meet them, therefore the THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance storm did not bother him. with NavExos P.35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- In the destructive storms of past years trees have been uprooted and ated funds. roofs blown from houses. People prayed who had not prayed for years. Materials marked AFPS may be used by news mediums provided credit These people were unprepared for trouble. They had waited until the is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All material storm struck. You will originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or be not able to borrow character and experience without credit. in this crisis of life. These men and women were trying to crowd years All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. of Spiritual preparation into a few moments. They were afraid of what the future might bring. Lack of preparedness is often the answer to the question, "Why are you afraid?" If men and women know they have been building their Lincoln's Work-Not Yet Finished houses upon rock, they "can sleep in a storm." What is your house built upon today? Charles C. Gaston LTJG, CHC, USNR
Building For FTC
Sunday, 12 February 1956 80 percent Completed
Catholic Masses A new gun-fire support training Sunday, 0700-Naval Base Chapel building being built at Fleet Train- Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel ing Center on Crane Hill is ex- Sunday, 120-Naval Base Chapel Mon. thru Fri. 1645-Naval Base Chapel pected to be completed in aprox- Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel imately one month. Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800; 1900- The new building, which is ap- 2000, and daily before mass. proximately 80% constructed at Protestant Services this time, will Sunday: 1100-Divine Worship house communication 0930-Sunday School equipment and provide operating 0930-Adult Bible Class facilities for the Fleet Training 1930-Fellowship Hour Center instructors. Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week Bible Study This new apparatus will improve Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal and enlarge the present Church of Christ equipment Sunday-1000-Community Auditorium to enable fleet ships to train in Christian Science shore bombardment. Sunday: 1000-Station Library Capt. F. S. Habecker is Com- Latter Day Saints manding Officer of the Fleet Train- Sunday-1100-Naval Station Library Chaplains at this Activity ing Center and Commander of CDR J. J. Sullivan, CHC, USN FTG. Executive Officer of the Cen- (Catholic) ter is LT J. M. Ferrante. LCDR K. G. Peterson, CHC, USN (Protestant) Public Works Installs When Abe Lincoln whose birthday we observe tomorrow, said some PWD Landscapes kind words about the confederacy, a haughty lady asked him why he Chlorination System spoke so of enemies that should be wiped out. Answered Abe, "Isn't that the easiest way to wipe out enemies, by Granadillo Housing A pre-chlorination system is be- making friends of them?" There's good news of people ing installed on the Northest Gate Lincoln had a simple formula for success, one that we all borrow from about to move into replacement Road approximately 11V2 miles from and use - common sense. Try it. It's easy once you get in the habit. housing. Water Plant number three and The dust problem around the new three miles from Water Plant Wednesday, 10 February houses that are being completed number one. Toastmaster's Club-6:30 p.m.-Officer's Club has been a worrying one to people This will make it possible for Calendar of Events Thursday, 16 February about to move in. As soon as the the water to be chlorinated and Saturday, 11 February Navy Wives Club-1:30 p.m.- Seabees finish the homes on Gra- made pure before reaching the Bingo (Villamar Lyceum) Square and Circle Club-7:30 p.m.- Felloweraft Club 1078-7:30 p.m.-prae- nadillo (which includes laying down main water plant, where it is fur- Phillips Park tice meeting-Community Hall of top soil) Public Works is mov- ther treated before being sent Friday, on Tuesday, 14 February 17 February ing in to sow grass Fleet seed, plant to the Base for consumption. Meeting 8:00 p.m. Reserve Dance for members only- Fleet Reserve Regular NCO Club-8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. shrubbery, and water same until The new plant will insure that -Marina Point CPO Wives Club-8:00 p.m.-Meeting the houses are ready for their oc- the water will be doubly Hospital Service Volunteers-10:00 a.m. and White Elephant Bingo-Family pure be- Medical Library (Hospital) Room, CPO Club cupants. fore it reaches the Base proper. 4a W Saturday, 11 February 1959 THE INDIAN Page Three
Regulations For College Scholarship Count Your Dependents Carefully; Of Cars Offered By N.A.W. Each Exemption Is Worth $600 Selling The members of the Naval Acad- Peo- emy Women's club, Annapolis, (This is the fifth in a series of articles on federal income tax filing for the year 1955. Want to sell a car? Most This article is based on information furnished to AFPS by the American Institute of ple at one time or another do. The Maryland have established an an- Accountants, the national organization of certified accountants.) nual competitive, tuition scholar- trouble is that many people just This year's redesigned tax forms make it easy for you to indicate don't bother to go about selling ship in the amount of $300 to be the personal exemptions to which you are entitled. used for education on the college a vehicle so that the transaction Every taxpayer is entitled to one exemption, which means a deduction level for the daughter of an officer is completed according to the Base of $600. This applies to both husband and wife on joint returns. In (active, retired or deceased) of the Regulations. addition ou are entitled to one regular Navy of you provided Here, for your information, is or Marine Corps, exemption for each qualified de- more than half, with preference given to the daugh- you may still the procedure to follow so that pendent. be able to arrange ter of a deceased man. among you for one the old "Joy Wagon" can be sold To qualify for an exemption a of the group to This award will be made on the have the $600 with no strings attached: dependent must: exemption. You basis of scholarship, character and might agree, The seller, with his registration 1. Have received more than half for example, to take need. Announcement of the recip- turns in having card in his possession, and the his support from you, unless you the exemption ient of the award will be made in from year to year. purchaser of the vehicle will pres- file a multiple support agreement the early part of May. The one who claims the exemp- ent themselves at the Base Legal (see below). In figuring support, Application forms may be ob- tion must have Office to make up a Bill of Sale. scholarships received by your child contributed more tained on request from the Com- than 10% of This document is necessary for do not count. the support, and he mandant. Five applications are on must have proof of ownership. 2. Have less than $600 gross been a member of a hand at the Commandant's office. group who altogether provided Seller and purchaser will then income unless he is your child and Additional forms may be obtained more than half the support. Each go to the Base Police Office with under 19 or a student. from Pers-G221, Bureau of Na- member of this group must have the vehicle for the final transfer 3. Not file a joint return. val Personnel, Navy Department, been entitled to claim the depend- of registration. At this point, THE 4. Have been a member of your Washington 25, DC, or from the ent except for the requirement of THE BACK household or closely related to you, SELLER WILL SIGN Secretary of the Naval Academy providing as defined in the official instruc- more than half the SIDE OF HIS REGISTRATION Women's Club, Annapolis, Mary- support. CARD and the new owner will tions. land. Applications must be submit- show proof that he has the re- 5. Have been either a citizen of In order for one of the group to ted to Pers-G221, Bureau of Na- quired insurance for his vehicle. the United States or a resident of have the exemption all other mem- val Personnel, Navy Department, From here the new owner will the United States, Canada, Mexico, bers of the group who contributed Washington 25, DC, no later than his "Pride and Joy" to the Panama, the Canal Zone or, in over 10% must sign declarations take March 20. Base Police Driving Range for some cases, a serviceman's child that they will not claim the de- Commands having eligible ap- inspection and registration. living in the Philippines. pendent. The Internal Revenue plicants for this scholarship are desire to sell a Your exemptions usually depend Service provides Form 2120 (Mul- Should anyone reqeusted to obtain the applications vehicle to a Cuban National, you on whether you and your depend- tiple Support Agreement) for this as soon as practicable and to for- are advised to do so by going ents qualify under these rules at purpose. ward them direct to the Chief of through the Legal Office and the the end of the year. Be sure to claim all the exemp- the Bureau of Naval Personnel, the transaction. However, if your husband or tions you properly can, because Base Police with Attn: Pers-G221. If this is not done, the seller wife died during the year you may each one reduces your taxable in- makes himself subject to prosecu- file a joint return and take the come by $600. tion by the Cuban courts for ADMIRAL WRIGHT same exemptions that both of you If you are supporting depend- Customs fees. (Continued from Page One) would have otherwise had. Simi- ents, but are not able to file a II record is long and varied. Short- larly, if a dependent died during joint return, you may qualify as ly after the outbreak of the war the year, the rules are applied as the "head of a household" and be U. S. Marine Sergeant he was assigned as naval member of the time of his death. entitled to use a special schedule of the staff of the Commander If you shared with others in the of tax rates that give you half Allied Expeditionary Force, Gen. support of a dependent, but none the benefits of income splitting. Ships For Another 4 Dwight Eisenhower. He was a member of the staff which planned Jig ------Juliett Colonel Robert E. Fojt, Com- "Operation Torch", the joint land- King ------Kilo manding Officer, Marine Barracks, Service Alphabet ing of Allied forces in North Love ------Lima gave Master Sergeant Zemaitis the Africa. Mike ------oath for another four years Jan- Prior to the invasion of North Mike uary 31. Master Sergeant Zemaitis Africa he was naval member of Is Now Altered Nan ------. November started his Marine Corps Career a group of officers under Gen. Mark Oboe ------During World War II, the pho- Oscar in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in Clark who secretly went ashore by netic alphabet worked out by the Peter ------Papa 1934. submarine and folding boat at armed services of the U.S., Bri- Queen ------Quebec During his career he has be- Cherchel, North Africa two weeks tain, and Canada, gave many a Roger ------come a distinguished rifle shot and in advance of the invasion. The Romeo foreign pilot sufficient cause to distinguished pistol shot. At the group made contact with French Sugar ------Sierra stutter and stammer. present time Master Sergeant officers who were assisting the Tare ------Tango Last week the International Zemaitis is the Maintenance Chief Allied cause. Uncle ------Uniform Civil Aviation Organization which of the Barracks. With the end of the shooting Victor ------Victor sets standard international radio phase of World War II, Admiral William ------Whiskey procedures around the world Wright reported to the Chief of X-ray ------X-ray brought out a new alphabet which Naval Operations as head of the Yoke ------Yankee it believed would be more univer- Navy Exchange Notes Operational Readiness section. Fol- Zebra ------Zulu lowing this he was Commander sally pronounceable. A sale of hand-made imported Amphibious Force, U. S. Atlantic OLD NEW "But linen tablecloth sets and doilies will Fleet. Able ------Alfa Johnny," asked the lad's begin Monday, February 13, at the Made Adm. In '54 Baker ------Bravo mother as she bathed the lumps main Navy Exchange. In June 1952, Admiral Wright Charlie ------Charlie on his head, "when that bad little of the hand-made linens The sale was designated Commander in Dog ------Delta boy threw rocks at you why didn't from Madeira Island, will begin Chief of U. S. Naval Forces, East- Easy ------Echo you come and tell me?" at 9:15 a.m. ern Atlantic and Mediterranean Fox ------Foxtrot "Aw, Maw," The tablecloths will be selling with headquarters in London. He George ------Golf he shrugged, "It for 25 percent off and the doilies held this command until his pres- How ------Hotel wouldn't have done any good. You for 50 percent off. ent appointment in 1954. Item ------India couldn't hit the side of a house. i I M
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Dental Clinic Tops Carnival Sales F T G Bulletin Teenage Roundup LT Darby, who bowled the high by Jere and Pat. Huge Crowd Attends Gala Affair game of the season two weeks ago Well kids. the 1956 Carnival is in the Officer Bowling league, came over and only 358 days till the As the Naval Base recovers from its most successful Carnival to date, through with a mighty 84 last next one! Can ya wait? Everyone Dental Clinic raced away in Carnival final sales tabulations show the week. It appears he didn't hold a had loads of fun last week and on sales with a whopping 222.4%. proper transmission check prior to Monday morning many, many per- sons (not to mention any names) The percentage figures were based on personnel percentage ratios, firing. almost had to be beaten over the allowing small commands at Guantanamo to have equal opportunity The FTG basketball team has head to be kept awake in class- ! with the large ones. The Naval some new players and is looking The Teenage Club operated two Station lead in dollar sales with carnival, who all received prizes forward to upsetting the top booths this year, the ticket booth $7,396.25. for their efforts, were H. V. Bur- teams. The boys are really hungry and the hamburger booth, which Thousands of people attended the gess, GM1, of Fleet Training for their first win in three years. were both great successes. The Club would like to thank Mr. Sierra and three-day affair, held on the Naval Group; R. L. Inman, M/Sgt, US Each time they are getting closer Mrs. Fojt for obtaining these con- athletic field. The major MC, of Marine Barracks and J. E. Station to that big first win. This week cessions and giving so much of Brown, Naval Station civilian em- prizes of the event were won by should be the one. their time and effort to keep them three Cuban nationals-two of ployee. The FTG Golf team consisting in operation. whom are base employees. Here are the final standings of Bland, GMC, Cohanski, MMC, The Sophomores gave a Sweet- According to Captain W. D. F. (percentage-wise) for all base Monte, QMC, Wilson, QMC Capt. heart Dance" for couples only at the Community Auditorium last DC, Carnival chairman, commands in the carnival sales: Ware LCDR Kuba, CDR Patterson, Stagner, nite, where fun was had by all. this year's festival was the most Dental 222.4% CDR Skadowski, LCDR PAGE and LT NOGA have their first match DID YA SEE. successful one ever held in Guan- NavBase 181.3 next week. The tight shipriding Phil K. winning a panda for tanamo Bay. NSD 165.2 schedule plus the. carnival have only 100 on his eightieth try? ??? Captain Stagner and members NavSta 125.4 hindered practice but the chances Ruben looking down n' out these of the Carnival Executive Com- FTG 93.6 are mighty good this year. days???? Que Pase Senor???? mittee wish to express their ap- MarBar 72.7 The most pleasant part of the Eunice and Anita playing the field at the Carnival? ? ? Sylvia in love preciation for the cooperation of NAS 69.6 carnival was the opportunity to meet the wives of the men you with her Yankee cap? ? ? She even all base commands in making the Hosp. 41.6 work with each day. It is nice to sleeps with it!! Judy and Mary Carnival a triumphant fete. VU-10 28.8 report that they are much more Elaine? ? ? ? The ballgame Tues- The three high sellers for the MCB-1 27.4 trim and pert than the husbands. day night???? I 0 0 a W Saturday, 11 February 1956 THE INDIAN Page Five
The Bee Hive Gtmo's Air Support Provided By VU 10 Prop Blast by Lloyd T. Grosse by George A. Vinciguerra I received the following letter Navy's Fleet Logistic Air Wing Belated Congratulations are ex- the other day, tied to a rock and tended to LTJG & Mrs. King, LT A two engine Navy R4Y transport touched its wheels to the landing thrown through my window. It is & Mrs. Cyrus and PHC & Mrs. strip at NAS, Gtmo, and the pilot reversed props to slow down the written in a very agitated and Potts. In the last few weeks they fast rushing aircraft. hurried handwriting, and signed all became the proud parents of "Guess Who" so I suppose the The plane taxied to the Fleet Logistics Terminal and stopped. This bouncing baby boys. Welcome writer to have been agitated and was another of the daily trips of the Fleet Logistic Air Wing that aboard fellows! hurried when he wrote it, and he stops at Gtmo with passengers and The traffic was very light in the doesn't want his identity to be cargo. transfer department this past known. Anyhow, here it is: U. S. Mail for Navy #115, and week. Returning to civilian life are; "Dear Fatso: Hey, you're sup- CPO Wives high priority cargo make up most C. W. Salisbury. AT2, and J. M. posed to be hep to most of the by Ellen Van Cleef of the Flaw airlift, with passengers Quesenberyy, AT3. Good luck boys, goings-on here at MCB One. So a close second. The Fleet Logistic if you find it too cold on the out- The next regular meeting of the cool me with an answer to this, Air Wing flights emanate from the side, be sure and come back and CPO Wives will be held Friday if you can, Bright Boy. What's Patuxent River, Md., headquarters. see us. evening, at 8:00 p.m. in the Fam- with this $1.35 a day we're sup- Patuxent, a Naval Air Station six- It seems that after February 8, ily Room of the CPO club. Mem- posed to be raking in, huh, dad- ty miles south of Washingon, D. C., there were quite a few men walk- bers are advised to remember that day-n? Sounds like a real gone is a natural jumping off place for ing around with that sad look on regular meetings are to be held idea to me, but where's the cab- the Jacksonville-Gtmo flight. their face. February 8 marked two bage? What's the skinny? Dig ya." on the first and third Fridays of years on "THE ROCK" for the Well, this presents an interest- every month. New members are Aircraft of Air Transport Squad- boys and still no rotation orders. ing question, and one which I am always welcome to attend. ron ONE (VR-1) are utilized in Now you really didn't want to sure we are all anxious to have Following the February 17 meet- the Flaw system, since VR-1 is leave Sunny Cuba did you??? answered. Am I right or wrong? ing, the Entertainment committee based at Pax. Two members of the Squadron has planned a White Elephant All in favor say "Aye". That's To see the impact of Flaw on are especially happy these days Bingo. Refreshments will also be what I figured. Now all we gotta Gtmo, take a look at the month after receiving their re-enlistment served. do is dig up somebody who knows of January when Flaw transferred bonuses. The men with the bulging Club members volunteered to the answer. I don't, and that's for 551 passengers on orders, and took wallets are; B. H. Dixon, AD1, G. decorate the Caribbean room for sure. But let's at least see if we another 450 on regular and emer- W. Cowley, AD1 who recently can't trace this rumor back to its the Valentine dance to be held shipped for six. tonight for all CPO couples, hold- gency leave. In the same month source. 11,344 pounds of cargo was handled The battle of the record players Mike Hammer lit a cigarette, ers of guest cards, and a special for Gtmo. seems to take place every night threw his trench coat lazily over welcome to all Fleet Chiefs. A in Lower Port of AV51. Your li- The Gtmo arm of the Flaw his shoulder, and stepped out of buffet supper will be served for sys- able to hear anything from Rock tem is only one of many reaching the house, out of her life, into the $1.50 per couple, and $.75 for stags. "N" Roll to Cha Cha Cha music. mist and the night. Unless I miss For last minute reservations call throughout the world making There aren't any complaints ex- stateside closer to our many far my guess, this paragraph belongs 9614. cept that E. H. Shulz, AT2, feels in another story. flung bases. that the only solution to the prob- It all began when somebody steps and announced to the crowd Two pilots and two crews re- lem is to make 1st class so that overheard two mess cooks talking. (who by this time were carrying main at Guantanamo in constant he can get one of the Private P. 0. It was between the tomato vegeta- lighted torches and carrying signs readiness to man aircraft. The in- Rooms and get away from it all. ble soup and the brussels sprouts. saying "Fifty - four Forty or coming crews rest here for twelve Here's hoping you make it Dutch! I don't want to mention any names, Fight!") that it was all a terrible hours before hopping a shuttle for Mr. Azzarita isn't raising his but I have a suspicion that Gomes mistake. San Juan, Coco Solo or the States. voice these days and has been on Well, somebody threw a tomato, a liquid diet. Could it be that he and Elwell know more than they're The "streetcar" of the Flaw somebody else called out, "We underwent a tonsilectomy oper- telling. Anyway, this fellow I was system is the 38 passenger R4Y (boy, was he lost!) ation ? telling you about-you remember, want Adlai!' commonly known to the landlubber and a large group of the onlookers Chuck O'Conner who's been wait- the one who overheard the con- as the Convair, which is used by began singing "John Brown's ing almost five months for versation? You don't remember? the commercial airlines back home. his Body" off-key. This shook up the car, has finally received Well, you stinker! Read the be- At times the seating is cut down it. Seems ginning of this paragraph over poor disbursing clerk so badly that that quite a few attempts were by cargo or mail and less passen- he ducked into the building, never made in the past to get it down again. gers are accepted. Okay? Now, here we go. Don't to be heard of again. here but for some reason, the get lost. This fellow immediately By this time the crowd was get- In making reservations the ter- Cuban boat always ran into trouble. told two of his buddies, shifty ting pretty ugly and it looked as minal would take your name, prior- Making her first trip to Cuba looking characters with cigarettes if there might be trouble (some- ity and destination; send it by is Mrs. Treaster who is visiting dangling out of their mouths and body said that the militia had been dispatch to Pax asking for space her husband; D. L. Treaster, AN. Jersey City accents, who obviously sent for) when a tough old hombre, on a desired flight. Pax would con- During her stay, " The Treasters" couldn't be trusted to keep a secret. with a grizzled grey beard and a firm your reservation by dispatch. are residing with the "Andersons", Twenty-four hours later, there plug of tobacco in his mouth, step- A passenger usually can get to AM2, who undoubtedly are showing wasn't a guy in the Seabee area ped in front of the crowd and said, NAS, Jacksonville, but no further them that fine VU-10 hospitality. who didn't know about the dollar "Neighbors! Ranchers- Go back as bumping procedure goes. On As a closing remark, we would like thirty-five he was being gypped to your houses! emergency leave, a passenger can to take this opportunity to thank out of. Me? I got it straight from Don't do something you'll regret! get out the same day he reports everyone who participated in the a shady-looking Joe who looked This man will pay for his sins all to the terminal for a flight. The Carnival and for doing a fine job! like he stood in alleys selling ge- right, but not this way! Not by terminal either transfers him by nuine Persian rugs for five bucks mob rule! He'll be given a fair operational flight or by Flaw on a throw, in civilian life. trial, and then we'll hang the dirty a space available basis. Well, the line in front of the dog who threw the overalls in disbursing office that morning look- Missus Murphy's Chowder! Now However, dependents, going on Notice leave cannot travel via Flaw. They ed like they were selling Marilyn saddle up and git!" All prospective Littl e League must go commercial or by Military Monroe calendars and Anita Ek- As if by magic the crowd disap- and Peewee League coaches are Sea Transport Service, (MSTS). berg was working the cash register. peared into the night, breaking requested to be . at the Little It got so bad that finally one of up into small friendly groups of Flaw is a pretty busy outfit, League Clubhouse at 2:00 p.m., the disbursing clerks, sweating landowners, laughing and tripping and if you drop out to the air sta- February 11, 1956. There will be profusely, his face red, his clothes each other into the mud. And ev- tion, when a flight comes in, you'll an organizational meeting at this all rumpled, and in general taking ery last one of them looked like have visual proof of your air lo- time. All interested persons are it pretty bad, came out onto the John Wayne. gistic support. urged to attend. I M
THE INDIAN ' Saturday, 11 February 1956 Page Six THE INDIAN Saturday, 11 February 1956 Base Pistol Team Flying Seabee Sinks One Junior Rifle, Pistol Tryouts Slated Club Will Be Formed The news that many parents and Tryouts for a Pistol Team to potential junior marksmen have represent the Naval Base and the been waiting for has arrived. The TENTH Naval District will be held Guantanamo Bay Rifle and Pistol Saturday, Feb. 25 at the Naval club has received permission to Air Station range. form a junior NRA affiliate. Candidates should be capable of Chief Ross and Chief Frauen- firing 250 or better with the .45 felder will head the new organiza- caliber pistol (government model) tion. All parents who are interested over the National Match course. should be at the next club meeting The team will participate in the at 1900, March 7, in the Commu- National Mid-TWinter Champion- nity hall on Marina Pt. between ship at Tampa, Florida, A committee of parents is neces- meet March 6 and March 10. This sary in order to comply with the to the is second only in importance organizational requirements. The held an- National Championships duties of this committee will be in nually at Camp Perry, Ohio explained at the meeting. the summer. According to LCDR R.K. Minard, officer in charge of the pistol team, marksman who excel in the Tampa The Rifle-Pistol Club shoot and also at Camp Perry will It was with extreme regret that stand an excellent chance of par- club members learned of the un- ticipating in the 1956 Olympics in timely death of Chief Leonard Australia. Rizzola, USN, one of the nation's Mr. Minard was selected last finest pistol shots. year as a member of the All-Navy team at Camp Perry, which placed At the past meeting of the club, 8th in competition. The Guantan- Capt. R. J. Peterson, DC, was amo-10th Naval District team were presented with an award for his ranked 24th in last year's cham- fine contribution to the club in the pionships. efficient manner in which he ran Four men plus at least one alter- the statistical section for the last nate will be selected for the team. NRA approved match. In addition to Naval Base per- MSgt. Zemaitis was given the sonnel, it is expected that some NRA Big and Small bore awards entrants in the eliminations will ALBERT RAVISION of MCB-1 drives through NAS Flyers for a as club champion and LCDR Min- come from District Headquarters lay-up. Trying to block the shot is Hixon, with Neal, Rice, Witaker and ard was presented the club cham- pionship award for his proficiency at San Juan, P.R. Matson waiting for the rebound. The Seabees won the contest played with a pistol. These awards last week at Marine Site by dumping the Flyers 59-31. are made annually by the NRA. Navy Wives Club An approved NRA match for MARINE MUSINGS NSD Supply Line Big bore rifle, Small bore rifle and by Louise P. Smith pistol was tentatively planned for LT E. J. Hynes, NSD's Stock A Navy Wives luncheon, for by T/Sgt. Burris April 14, 15. held on Control Branch Officer, left good members and guests was Chief Frauenfelder was elected February 9. It was a Chinese A week ago Yateras Beach was old sunny Guantanamo to attend again invaded by Marines. This a two week Supply Seminar in treasurer and Chief Schoonder- luncheon. woerd was elected executive officer A fashion show was held follow- time the 1st Platoon, Guard Sec- the States. Can't help but put a word in to fill vacancies made by the resig- ing the luncheon, both events tak- tion, had their Beach Party. Our about old Shorty Harris and his nations of Chief Walters and Mr. ing place at the family restaurant, EM Club and mess hall furnished Ward. Marine Site. Country Squires who furnished drinks and chow and the troops fur- Dresses from the Chicago Dress such lively hillbilly music at the Annual elections for the replace- nished their own entertainment un- Shop were modeled by Elma Fran- NSD Punchawinna Booth during ment of all club officers will be held der the guiding hands of Capt. French, Betty James, the Carnival. Harris is one of the in April so nominations should be klin, Mike Swords and T/Sgt Deldo. This McKenzie, Ann Plourdes, and storekeepers in NSD's Issue Con- made at the next meeting, March Joan beach party-as the last two- Doris Seagle. The narrator was trol branch. 7. In order for the club to continue were enjoyed by all hands. We're as an active organization, careful Betty Boyer. A new enlisted man joins the looking forward to many more in consideration must be given to the Welcome aboard to new mem- troops at NSD. Carson Harris EN1, the future. bers, Mabel Banker, Lou Fairchild, who has been in the service for selection of officers. Harriet Muehler and Kay Thomas. Sunday Cpl. Powell left Gtmo 13 years and some, arrived here A letter has been written to the The Navy Wives Club also spon- for a 30 day leave before reporting from the USS Hopi (ATF 71). Winchester - Western Ammunition Parris Island, S. C. for duty. sors a bingo game each month. to We know you're glad to get back company to inquire if Herb Par- The bingo sessions are open to the Another of our hard charging on dry land again Carson and we sons could come here to put on a public. February's bingo game will corporals got his orders. Cpl. Ebner sure hope your stay with us is a shooting show for us. His feats got his glad tidings for Corpus be February 16, at 1:30 p.m. at pleasurable one. We cannot make of shooting are absolutely unbeli- the Villamar Lyceum. Everyone is Christi, Texas. It's odd how a things as comfortable for you as evable until seen. There will be welcome! Texan can somehow manage to get they would be in Safety Harbor, more information if such a visit duty in Texas. He doesn't know Florida where you hail from but can be arranged. exactly when he leaves but said we'll do our best. it can't be too soon for him. Kline D. Sanders, SA, is on his "John, this isn't our baby. Notice We all welcome aboard a brand way home deep in the heart of You've taken the wrong carriage." plates and trays new Boot Marine. Mrs. Stadler Texas. Kline left on February All left over "Shut up, you dope. This one's brought to the Girl ushered him aboard on 1 Feb. Pvt 6 to spend a 30 day leave with his which were got real rubber tires." Scout and Brownie bakery booth Dale M. Stadler weighed 7% lbs. folks in Juliff, Texas. Don't get at the Carnival have been taken to He hasn't been assigned a billet in the way of one of those Texas the Commissary store and may be yet but he seems pretty well pleas- steers boy, we want to see you A bore-A man who opens his claimed there. ed as NCO of the crib. get back all in one piece. mouth and puts his feats in it. I I 0 a W Saturday, 11 February 1956 THE INDIAN Page Seven Officers' Bowling SPORTS REVIEW Sailing Series Midway Results by Joe Duffy Underway Today
The "0" Club Bowling League The Naval Air Station Flyers snapped back from a defeat at the hands This afternoon will mark the of the league leading MCB-1 club in last week's crucial game to hand has reached the halfway point and start of the Winter Racing series were released the Hospital-Dental combine a 59-52 loss in this week's crucial battle the league standings for sailboats as sponsored by the this week. At the halfway mark for second place honors. There is small hope of anyone defeating the Guantanamo Bay Sailing Yacht the Hospital team stands in first Seabees this year, but if anyone is going to do it, it will be done by place. Flyers or Corpsmen. club. For the next seven Saturdays sailing races Won Lost The other seven teams in the league are evenly matched now that will be conducted. Hospital 45 15 FTG and Supply reorganized. This leveling off in the lower echelon This is the third series of races NavBase 2 42 14 paves the way for interesting matches during the remainder of the conducted by the club since it was NavSta 4 44 16 season. LCDR Mickey took charge of the FTG club and deserves credit organized in July 1955. These races NSD 2 44 16 his attack around his star for welding a fighting ball club. Centering have provided pleasant recreation NavSta 2 41 15 eager Barnett, he has built up a club that will be tough to beat. for all. Each Base Command FTG Gunnery 21 43 17 and many ships have FTC/CIC 35 17 Standings been represented; officer, enlisted, civilian, young and NavSta 3 39 21 W L GB W L GB old, and ladies and gents-every Ship's Dept. 34 22 one has and may join in sailing Marines 33 23 MCB-1 6 0 - NavSta 3 4 3% and racing. NAS 3 33.5 26.5 NAS 5 1 1 Leeward Pt. 2 3 3%Y Anyone who holds NavSta 1 26 22 Hospital 4 2 2 VU-10 2 4 4 a "Skipper's FTG-Admin 30 26 1 Card" issued by the Special Serv- Marines 4 3 2 % Supply 1 5 5 NAS 1 29 27 ices department may enter races. High School 3 4 1 5 5 NavBase 1 30 30 3% FTG If you do not hold a card and may be qualified otherwise, you may NAS 4 28 31 Scorebook VU-10 3 25 31 obtain a "Card" by applying at VIPS 26 34 HOSPITAL 36, FTG 31: The Trainers showed improvement and the office of the Sailboat locker VU-10 2 22 34 almost pulled the upset. FTG pulled into a 31-31 tie with less than two and completing the required test. NAS 2 18 38 minutes remaining, but a last minute flurry by the Corpsmen salvaged If you are not a qualified "Skip- FTG Gunnery 22 18.5 41.5 victory. O'Brien tallied 17 points in spearheading the win, while the per", ask a club member to assist Poker Flats 17 39 Trainer's Barnett hit for 13 before fouling out. you in becoming qualified. It is FTG-Combo 16 40 not necessary that you be an ex- MARINE 41, SUPPLY 38: The Marines VU-10 4 13 47 snapped a three game losing pert to enjoy sailboat racing. NSD 1 12 48 streak when the Storekeepers last period rally fell short. Wakeman and For reservation in races, call Mr. Kirby scored 14 and 11 accounting for all but three points in Supply's Individual high games were H. B. Henry, Racing chairman, ex- last half surge. bowled by Mr. C. Blakeman and tension 8164 between 0800 - 1600. Lt. J. M. Darby with a 245 and NAS 59, HOSPITAL 52: The Flyers displayed a fast breaking offen- For information on registration Mrs. Kay Sharitt with a 214. sive to win the runner-up spot in league standings. The Corpsmen held in the Guantanamo Bay Sailing Yacht Club, Individual high set (3 games), control in the first half with the score in their favor 28-20 at half time, call CWO R. J. Harper, were bowled by Lt. D. J. Doohen but the Flyers broke the game wide open in the third with a crushing Club secretary, extension 8832. with a 611 and Mrs. Emily Griffin offensive that netted 24 points and sent them into the lead 44-34. The with a 529. Corpsmen had a bad night at the free throw line, drawing a zero for 10 Individual high averages were attempts. Dauntless Dungee's smooth overhead shots set the victory pace Ladies Golf Shots Mr. C. Blakeman with 178, CWO with 23 points, while teammates Neal, Matson, Rice and Mandel gave H. W. Colt with 177 and Mrs. excellent support. Fredericks led the Hospital scoring with 16. by Bucky Pierce Emily Griffin with 161. MARINES 57, NavSta 44: The Marines tallied 29 out of 39 at the Last Wednesday a Flagstick free throw line to provide the crusher in their win over the Indians. tournament was the weekly event Naval Station held the halftime lead 26-23, but fell victim to the penalty of the Ladies Golf association. Re- & Spares shots in the last half. High point getters were Hunter with 18 for the Strikes sults Marines, and Ramsden's 16 for the Indians. follow: by Dolly Aumann First Flight: Well things are running neck Schedule 1st-Mary Goolsby and neck in this second half as it Flagstick 7" from 18th hole. did in the first. We have seen many Monday (MarSite) High School vs Hospital, and Marine vs FTG 2nd-Edie Ware ties in this season of Bowling. Tuesday (Fleet) Supply vs Leeward Pt., and NAS vs Naval Station Flagstick 10' from 18th hole. I would like to mention in this Wednesday (MarSite) VU-10 vs MCB-1, and Marines vs FTG week May Clay hit Second Flight: issue that last Thursday (Fleet) High School vs Hosptial, and NAS vs NavSta her first 500 series with making 1st-Audrey Page Friday (MarSite) VU-10 vs MCB-1, and Supply vs Leeward Pt. 512 which jumped her average 3 Flagstick 10' from 18th hole. points puting her up to 140. Spotlight 2nd-Bea Kohr Hi-Games Hi-Average Flagstick in 17th hole. A. Forester 191 E. Griffin 158 The schedule reaches the midway point during next week's games, so M. Green 110 C. Godbout 153 if the schedule seems to be repeating itself it's just because Wednesday Third Flight: M. Clay 189 F. Grounds 153 night marks the completion of E. Coxon 185 A. Forester 149 the first round and the start of the second 1st-Bucky Pierce C. Godbout 182 K. Sharit 148 round. . . . Chief Brooks is taking his Seabee team to Norfolk for the Flagstick 250 yds. down 10th G. Kraft 175 P. Way 145 Atlantic Fleet tournament on the 15th or 16th of this month and we fairway. K. Shrit 173 J. Darby 144 may have to alter the schedule for a week or two to fill in the blank M. Swords 167 M. Green 142 2nd-Tie- spots. . . . The Naval Base Intercommand baseball competition gets D. Aumann 166 G. Rowan 141 Etta Harville G. Rowan 163 D. Aumann 141 underway during the first week of May, but the Little Leaguers will go Margaret Wall Team Standings into action out at Villamar field much sooner. Chief Trapp, of Naval Starlets W-12 L-4 Station Special Services, is the newly elected President of the Little Flagstick in 9th hole. Blind Five W-12 L-4 League, and is setting the wheels in motion to Blue Sox W-11 L-5 get things organized. This The Goat tournament has start- Hornets W-10 L-6 will mark the third year of Little League competition on the Naval Base. ed. Check the board in the Ladies 4 Hits and a Miss W-10 L-6 This year the league will expand to five teams instead of four, with a Locker room see whom you can Hotrods W-9 L-7 game played every afternoon. The minor affiliate of the Little League, Lucky Strikers W-7 L-9 the Pee Wee League, will organize later and will consist of the boys who challenge; make your own match- W-5 L-11 Sweepers es. Remember that you must play Five Jinxers W-4 L-12 were cut from the bigger teams. With this system every boy gets a Cherry Pickers W-0 L-16 chance to play as a member of a team. at least one match per week. c U " 0
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Cinema - Scoop WGBY Television Program Book - Nook by Don Hinton Saturday, February 11 Tuesday, February 14 A new sound system at the 4:00-Gun Grit 5:30-News Parade THIS IS MY BEST HUMOR NavSta lyceum was installed this 5:00-Victory At Sea 5:45-Perry Como edited by Whit Burnett of America 6:00-I Love Lucy week. Sounds good! 5:30-Cavalcade past 6:00-Foreign Intrigue 6:30-Red Skelton In this unique, giant book by Mr. Roberts (Warner Brothers), 6:30-Mama 7:00-U.S. Steel Hour the author of THIS IS MY BEST, is a four star, bell, or anything 7:00-Jackie Gleason 8:00-Bob Cummings the world's best living humorists of, picture. It 8:00-Hit Parade else you can think 8:30-Danger Wednesday, February 15 choose their favorite writings was named best of the year by 5:30-News Parade from their own work. You will find Sunday, February 12 COMPO's first Audience Awards 5:45-Perry Como a succession of surprises, the poll. Henry Fonda, James Cagney, 4:00-Appointment With 6:00-My Little Margie most delightful of which is that and Jack Lemmon Adventure 6:30-Mr. Peepers William Powell 4:30-I&E Film 7:00-Disneyland authors and artists don't agree are the stars and the main crew 5:00-Roy Rogers 8:00-Ozzie and Harriett with anybody else about what is members of the USS Reluctant. 5:30-Winky Dink and You Thursday, February 16 their best. This rollicking comedy of Navy 6:00-George Gobel In all there are 200 stories, Parade and the trials and tribulations 6:30-Justice 5:30-News life 7:00-Ed Sullivan 5:45-Perry Como verses, humorous essays, drawings of the crew make this picture the 8:00-Loretta Young 6:00-Jack Benny and cartoons which are the work best of the week. (P.S. I'm expect- 8:30-Beat the Clock 6:30-Dragnet of more than 80 writers and art- ing a huge crowd.) It's also in 7:00-Philco Playhouse ists and the book's more than 575 Monday, February 13 Question color. 8:00-$64,000 5:30-News Parade pages are graced with nearly 150 Friday, February 17 illustrations. Jupiter's Darling (MGM), Es- 5:45-Perry Como ther Williams swims, Howard Keel 5:30-News Parade Laughter may be good for what 6:00-Midwestern Hayride 5:45-Perry Como sings and Marge and Gower Cham- 6:30-TV Top Tunes ails us. of 6:00-Boxing pion dance, to a background 7:00-Robert Montgomery 7:00-Climax THE DIMENSIONS OF PEACE ancient Rome. There's also a herd 8:00-Medic 8:00-4 Star Playhouse by Chester Bowles elephants in this one. of technicolor Reflecting on his most recent Esther Williams pic- It's a typical observations in four continents, ture which adds up to some fairly one of America's most astute and viewing. enjoyable experienced public figures offers Phenix City Story (A.A.), con- this challenging analysis of the cerns the clean-up of gambling and revolutionary forces confronting sin in this little Alabama town. Saturday, February 11 United States policy in the new era Richard Kiley and Kathryn Grant NavSta-Mr. Roberts-133 min. of atomic stalemate. min. are featured. There's also some NAS-To Hell and Back-118 Following the recent profoundly warbling by a new lass named Meg Mar. Site-All That Heaven Allows important shift in Soviet policy, Myles, who is billed by some as -89 min. min. it is certainly one of the most time- the next Jane Russell. I'd rate it Villa.-The Marauders-116 the Gun-112 ly books of recent years. fair. Lwd. Pt.-Man With mm. Mr. Bowles saw clearly the like- Lady Godiva of Coventry (U-1), MCB-1-Big Knife-112 min. lihood of Moscow's new approach times if it a story told a thousand Sunday, February 12 as early as Oct. 1952. Equally im- now comes to has been told once NavSta - Jupiter's Darling -96 portant is the urgent need for a the screen in color. Maureen mm. broader, more dynamic American O'Hara, Hollywood's technicolor NAS-Mr. Roberts policy with which to meet it. redhead, plays Godiva, the gal who Mar. Site-Glass Slipper-94 min. Mr. Bowles offers a brilliant, pulled history's most famous and Villa.-All That Heaven Allows down-to-earth analysis in simple, most public strip-tease act. George Lwd. Pt.-The Marauders layman's language of the interplay Nader and Victor McLaglen are MCB-1-Man With the Gun of these forces and their new im- featured. The story is slightly off Monday, February 13 portance to every American family. but the movie is de- historically, NavSta-Phenix City Story-100 U-BOATS AT WAR entertain, rather than signed to mm. by Harold Busch Darling teach a history lesson. NAS-Jupiter's This book is about the German a very Mar. Site-To Hell and Back Moonfleet, (MGM), is Villa.-Glass Slipper U-Boats and the men who lived, good adventure pic of 18th century Lwd. Pt.-All That Heaven Allows fought and died in them. Over England. Mainly it concerns a gen- MCB-1-The Marauders 39,000 officers and men served in tleman smuggler, Stewart Granger, Tuesday, February 14 the German submarine fleet-all boy. who is adopted by a small NavSta-Lady Godiva-119 min. but 7,000 of them found an ocean Viveca Lindfors also stars. Lots NAS-Phenix City Story grave. of excitement and colorful action Mar. Site-Mr. Roberts Harold Busch was attached to Hell and Back in this one, and sure to be enjoy- Villa.-To the U-Boat branch of the Krieg- movie Lwd. Pt.-Glass Slipper ed by the majority of the MCB-1-All That Heaven Allows smarine and shared in many of the going public. THE TEMPERATURES in Mi- battles and patrols he describes. Wednesday, February 15 Lucy Gallant (Paramount), stars ami haven't been exactly torrid From the easy "kills" of the war's min. NavSta-Moonfleet-103 lately and that accounts for Dody the last desperate Jane Wyman, Charlton Heston, NAS-Lady Godiva first days to Thelma Ritter and Claire Trevor. Mar. Site-Jupiter's Darling Judah standing alone on the surf. patrols, this is the story-told by There are good performances by Villa.-Mr. Roberts Dody holds up her only companion an insider-of German U-Boats at the stars. It is essentially a wom- Lwd. Pt.-To Hell and Back -a starfish washed on the sand. war . . . a war they almost won. an's picture, but does manage to MCB-1-Glass Slipper attain a solid masculine interest Thursday, February 16 with its setting of a booming Texas NavSta-No Movie (Live/Show) FROM: a NAS-Moonfleet 3 cent oil town. Jane Wyman plays stamp a department Mar. Site-Phenix City Story girl who founds Villa.-Jupiter's Darling store, Charlton Heston, an oil man. Lwd. Pt.-Mr. Roberts The Green Buddha (Republic), is MCB-1-To Hell and Back (do I dare say) a nothing picture. Friday, February 17 It stars Wayne Morris and Mary NavSta-Green Buddha-90 min. Send TO: Germaine. The plot, of course, con- NAS-Lucy Gallant Mar. Site-Lady Godiva the Indian cerns a priceless emerald buddha, Villa.-Phenix City Story Home which is stolen. Ho-hum, how many Lwd. Pt.-Jupiter's Darling times have we seen this before. MCB-1-Mr. Roberts a