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U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE Navy's Construction Arms Mark Anniversaries

This past week the Civil Engineer marked two outstanding events in their history. One was the 92nd Anniversary of the establishment of the Rescue Plane Civil Engineer Corps on the 2nd of March, and the other was the 17th Birthday of the on the 5th of March. The Bureau of Yards and Docks - was established on 31 August 1842 DChiefs at which time it consisted entirely of line officers. Though civil engineers were connected with the Navy as Voice Support early as 1802, the date Congress passed the Act authorizing commis- sioning of Civil Engineer Corps Offi- cers is considered as marking the beginning of the Civil Engineer Corps. Washington (AFPS)-Civilian and From that humble beginning, the military leaders of the Defense estab- Civil Engineer Corps expanded as the lishment have called on men and Navy grew and during World War women of the Armed Forces for generous support of the American .. II, it reached its peak of 10,186 offi- _ - cers in 1945. Construction work Red Cross during its annual fund planned and supervised by Civil Engi- campaign this month. omw 0 neer Corps Officers and completed by Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy, the Seabees has been valued at eight voicing his unqualified endorsement billion dollars. At the present time of the drive, said, "The work of the the number of Civil Engineer Corps Red Cross, like that pertaining to Officers on active duty, regular and national defense, is a responsibility of Two Men Saved By NAS reserve, is maintained at approxi- every American who has the interests mately 1500. of our country at heart. The job of the Civil Engineer Corps "I hope and confidently expect," Air-Sea Rescue Heroics is to design, construct, and maintain Mr. McElroy continued, "that the men public works, public utilities and auto- and women of our military establish- Friday, February 28, the NAS Sea and Air Rescue crew was credited with motive transportation of the Navy's meant, both uniformed and civilian, the successful emergency air evacuation of two injured sailors from the vast shore establishment which today will support the March 1959 Red Norfolk-based USS CONWAY (DDE-507), about 200 miles at sea comprises over 1000 Naval activities Cross Campaign with full recognition southeast of Nassau in the Bahama located all over the world. The Civil of the incalculable benefits which this Islands. Accidentally injured during Engineer Corps has also accomplished unique organization renders to all in calibration firing of a "hedgehog" SecNav Launches various construction jobs for the Air tm fne, antisubmarine weapon, the men were Force such as the Air Force bases Mr. McElroy's sentiments were flown in Spain and guided missile tracking echoed by Gen. Nathan F. Twining, to the Base where they were chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, transferred to the U.S. Naval Hos- militaryn leadrsvrosprsofh tel etab- Special Campaign who empasisec that 1U9 8hiry- pital for treatment. Here at Guantanamo Bay, the "n seven cents of every Red Cross dollar The Secretary of the Navy launcin growth of the Civil Engineer Corps Walden B. Denton, storekeeper was spent in assisting servicemen and a special campaign for the year 195 has paralleled the growth of the Base third class, USN, age 18, of Route 1, veterans with personal and family with the objective of increasing the Tryon, N. C., suffered the loss of from its beginning on Toro Cay. problems." efficiency of operations in the Navy Public Works Officers have been de- both hands at the wrist. His condi- This fact, the general said, "vividly by stimulating participation in the signated as such as far back as 1905. tion is reported as satisfactory. The demonstrates the wonderful support Navy Suggestion Program. As the Base grew, construction and second man, Marshall Gorham, sea- given our Armed Forces." He pointed The campaign, known as "Cam- maintenance loads became so large man, USN, age 19, of Route 5, Box out also that "services were quickly paign 40", was launched to coincide and complex that consolidation of 385-A, Alexandria, Va., sustained a provided in the special situations in with the 40th anniversary of the Navy public works type functions was di- compound fracture of the right fore- Lebanon and the Far East." Suggestion Program which was inau- rected by the Secretary of the Navy. arm. His condition is reported as good. The president of the Red Cross, gurated on 4 August 1919. The Hon- Consequently, on 1 August 1956 the Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther (Ret.), Within three hours after the ac- orable Franklin D. Roosevelt, as Center, Guantanamo Public Works noted in a summation of last year's cident was reported, at about 1600, Acting Secretary of the Navy, issued and assign- Bay, Cuba was established accomplishments that in 1958 over an amphibious search and rescue air- the first rules and regulations per- ed the mission of providing public 700,000 members of the Armed Forces craft from the Naval Air Station, mitting the payment of cash awards public utilities, transportation works, and their families were served by the piloted by LCDR W. L. Greager, made to employees of the Navy for their services to the activ- and engineering Red Cross and that each month 13,000 a water landing alongside the de- adopted ideas. ities here at Guantanamo. veterans or their surviving dependents stroyer in the vicinity of San Salvador During the past 40 years, employees This week also marks the Seabees' received assistance. Island. In less than a half hour the of the Navy have turned in nearly birthday. From the time of their patients were transferred to the air- one million ideas, of which more than establishment as a component of the Works Center, served as a Chief craft and airborne after a hazardous a quarter million have been adopted Bureau of Yards and Docks on 5 Warrant Officer with the Seabees in takeoff in the open sea with a JATO and placed into operation. March 1942, the Seabees have been the South Pacific during World War assist. Arriving at the Naval Base The suggestion participation rate well known and have enjoyed an ex- II. Mr. D. B. Powers, Head of the an hour and forty-three minutes later, -the measure of Navy employee par- cellent reputation for their outstand- Public Works Center Utilities De- they were immediately transferred to ticipation in the management im- ing accomplishments. partment served with the Seabees in the base hospital for treatment. provement effort-has risen from 5 The original Construction Batta- Australia and New Guinea. Mr. M. E. In a message to the Commanding to more than 20 suggestions per 100 lions were recruited among skilled Pauley, Head of the Design Depart- Officer of the Guantanamo Naval Air employees per year. At the present construction warkers who knew their ment served during the Station, Admiral Jerauld Wright, time, one of every three suggestions jobs so well the only training they re- with various Bureau of Yards and USN, in Chief U.S. At- submitted is adopted and placed into quired was a briefing on military life. Docks activities. lantic Fleet, took note of the prompt (Continued on Page Three) W. J. Thompson, CEC, Naval Construction Forces are action taken in removing the injured USN, Commanding Officer of the organized in peacetime as components men from the destroyer and extended Public Works Center, and Base Civil of the operating forces under the the traditional Navy "Well Done." Engineer served with various Ad- technical management of the Bureau Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral vance Base activities during the early of Yards and Docks in the construc- Arleigh Burke added, "Your swift NOTICE part of World War II, and later tion and maintenance of overseas reaction to CONWAY'S emergency with the 9th Naval Construction bases. and the expeditious completion of this As the INDIAN goes to press Brigade and 41st Construction Regi- Examples of recent con- sea and air rescue mission demon- Base Clean-Up Week, designat- ment in Pearl Harbor, Iwo Jima and struction on the Naval Base include strates real readiness and a high order ed by ComNavBase as 2-7 Japan. housing on Leeward, Evans and of professional competence. Please March, is in full-swing. Next There are also several former CEC Mobile Points. Mobile Construction convey my well done to all concerned." week's issue will contain a Officers and Seabees on the Base Battalion No. 1 which is returning follow-up on the effectiveness of who will be celebrating this anniver- to the Naval Base at the end of this The crew of The NAS aircraft in- this campaign. sary. Mr. Harold Chapman, Head of month, will continue construction of (Continued on Page Three) the Maintenance Department, Public (Continued on Page Two) Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 7 March 195) Pae w TE NIA atrdy 7Mac-15 The Chaplain Speaks It's Your Money The INDIAN'S mission is to inform and entertain all hands and to serve as a positive by B. Jackson factor in promoting the eciency, welfare and Naval Air Station contentment of personneL The Love of Money During many newscasts and in The INDIAN Is published weekly at the Many of our Base personnel received a pay cut, beginning 1 February. Naval Base in accordance with NavExc. P35, most daily newspapers the Dow-Jones Revised July, 1958 and ananced with non- This calls to the mind of this writer the words in the Bible: "Money answers Industrial Averages are mentioned. appropriated funds at no cost to the goern- everything." But the Preacher (Ecclesiastes 10:19) was speaking sarcastically But few people really know what this ment. The INDIAN is printed each week at about the people of his day. is all about. the TENTH Naval District Publications and How many of us today really disagree with those who think that money Printing Office, U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo This average Bay. Cuba, is the answer to all problems? Many people today still believe and trust in is one of the oldest yardsticks for measuring The Command money. Poor people as well as rich people can be money-minded. stock prices. RADM Frank W. Fenno, USN More than half of Jesus' Parables have to do with money and material When the D-J average goes up or ComNavBase, Guantanamo Bay. Cuba wealth. The lesson is: "beware of covetousness." It is a great temptation to down a point on the day's trading it Captain J. B. Williams, USN believe the lie that "money answers everything." Like every successful lie, it does not mean that the average price Chief of Staff rests on a truth. Money is a useful and necessary tool for serving God. But of the stocks making up the average Captain B. P. Field. Jr., UN it is only a tool. Some of the most important things God would have us went up or down $1 a share. Each Commanding Officer do require little or no money. Our most important resource is not our money, point in the average is now equivalent S. Naval Station U. but our selves. May we always remember this. We have a tremendous "pur- to about fiften cents. At the end of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba chasing power" for life by the giving of ourselves! each trading session, closing prices EDITORIAL STAFF of the thirty stocks in the average OFFICER-ADVISER Father H. M. KENNICKELL JR. CDR John T. Oleky. USN are added and the result is divided Naval Air Station EDITOR by the divisor of 4.257. This divisor tay Seabridge, JO3 is changed frequently during the year SPORTS EDITOR CATHOLIC 0930 Divine Service, Leeward Point to reflect stock splits and stock divi- Benny Walton. BM3 SUNDAY MASSES 0930 Sunday School at Wm. T. Samp- dends which caused it's origin. Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS) may son and Victory Hill Schools 0700 Base Chapel The average was started on a daily not be reprinted without the written permis- 1100 Protestant Worship Service Base 0900 Base Chapel sion of Armed Forces Press Service. Material Chapel basis in 1897 and contained only a in the paper may not be reprinted unless 1230 Base Chapel 1800 Junior and Senior Fellowship dozen stocks. It was expanded to it's asthorisation is obtained from the editor. 1100 Leeward Point School Patio, Chapel Hill present thirty in 1928 and reached The opinions or statements made in articles a high of 381.17 in 1929 just before published herein are those of the writers and DAILY MASS 1900 Vesper Service the well known market crash. It are not in any case to be construed as official 0645 Base Chapel WEDNESDAY or as reecting the views of the Commanding 0630 NAS Administrative Bldg. plummeted to a low of 41.22 by mid- Officer or of the Navy Department. The 1930 Prayer Service, Open Air As- 1932 and didn't cross it's 1929 high CONFESSIONS INDIAN Phone i I848. sembly until 25 years later in 1954. Just a 1700-1800, 1900-2000 Saturday at Base THURSDAY month later it crossed the 400 mark Chapel and before every Mass 1900 Choir Practice and in 1956 it reached the 500 level. CHOIR REHEARSAL gtmo History Naturally the question arises. . 1900 Wednesday at Base Chapel CHURCH OF CHRIST just what does all this indicate? To In the history of the Naval Base CATECHISM CLASSES WEDNESDAY the disinterested reader, it indicates there have been four major periods 0900-1030 Saturday at Wm. T. Samp- 1000 Bible Study in hte Community the average price of stocks comprising of expansion during which construc- son School Auditorium the D-J average, nothing more. To the tion and activity were greatly in- 1100 Religious Services EPISCOPAL informed and interested reader it creased. The first period began with 1900 Religious Services SUNDAY raises the question. . . what caused formal establishment of the Naval LATTER DAY SAINTS it? The answer to this is a bit spec- Station in 1903, development initially 0730 Holy Communion at NAS Adm. Building 1100 Naval Station Library ulative but the consensus of opinion centering on North and South Toro among the professional analysists Cays. PROTESTANT CHRISTIAN SCIENCE seems to be a combination of: the The second major period of expan- SUNDAY 1000 Naval Station Library dynamic growth of America, improved sion occurred when station facilities industrial earnings justifying these were moved from Toro Cay and relo- 0830 Divine Service, Sea Bee Chapel JEWISH SERVICES higher prices, the fever of inflation cated and expanded in the vicinity 0830 Sunday School, Leeward Point FRIDAY psychology that is running among of present Wharf Baker, started in 0930 Adult Bible Class in the Open those who purchase stocks, plus a 1911 and largely completed by 1914. Air Assembly 1900 High School, Chapel Hill greater number of available dollars The third period of expansion was seeking investment through invest- brought about by the European War ment institutions such as mutual which became World War II, and the Naval Leadership funds, pension funds and the like. years 1940 to 1944 marked the major growth of the Base. The fourth Moral Responsibility is that human attribute that is characterized by the The thirty stocks that make up the major period of expansion began with person who agrees to meet you at a given time and place and does so as Dow Jones Industrial Average are: the out break of the fighting in agreed. It is a trait shown by the man who gets up when called for a watch, American Can,, American Smelting & in 1950, and is still in progress. on the first call, without complaint or procrastination. He relieves the watch Refining, American Telephone & Tele- on time and can be relied upon to do so. He knows when he has a watch The most important project in the graph, American Tobacco, Bethlehem without being hunted down to sign a log acknowledging receipt of the informa- expansion of the Base was a new Steel, Chrysler, Corn Products, Du- tion. He is dependable without need of having his memory jogged or being runway and associated facilities for Pont, Eastman Kodak, General Elec- constantly reminded. jet aircraft, located on Leeward Point, tric, General Foods, General Motors, Moral Responsibility and Moral Integrity are the earmarks of a man who the field was made operational as of Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Interna- can lead successfully, with the admiration of his followers. These two qualities January 1953, but with much more tional Harvester, International Nickel, are not the result of birth or heredity but are developed in each man. Moral work to be done on the overall plan. International Paper, Johns-Manville, growth and development are never complete without recognition of, inspiration National Distillers & Chemical, Na- On 18 June 1952, the Secretary of from and service to the source of all authority, the divine source. tional Steel, Procter & Gamble, Sears the Navy changed the name of the Roebuck, St'd Oil of Calif., St'd Oil Base from U.S. Naval Operating Base of New Jersey, Texas Co., Union to U.S. Naval Base. It was a change Girl Scouts Celebrate Carbide, United Aircraft, U. S. Steel, in name only, with the exception that Library Notes Westinghouse and F. W. Woolworth. the Fleet Training Center was assign- 47th Anniversary Here ed as a Base component making seven Mrs. Helen P. Albright The other Dow-Jones Average in- components in all: Time again to sing "Happy Birth- dicators are: The Railroad and Util- BuPers has just sent us some Naval Station day" to the Girl Scouts. This week ities Averages. The Railroad is made new-old books to add to our collection Naval Air Station marks the 47th anniversary of the up from 20 railroad stocks while the -old books, but new to us. Some of Marine Barracks founding of the Girl Scouts of Utilities Average is made up from 10 your favorite authors are included. Naval Supply Depot America. Utilities shares. Neither of these two "THE IMPOSTER," by Noel B. Naval Hospital Three hundred Girls Scouts and averages has reached it's 1929 high. Gerson, especially, looks intriguing, Naval Dental Clinic Brownies on the Base will be helping a story of Jamaica in 1692. Or maybe The supply and demand theory is Fleet Training Center to celebrate this occasion during the you have missed Thomas B. Costain's an old one but still valid in that the Two additional Fleet commands, week of March 8 to 14th. Handicraft "THE BLACK ROSE." Like all his price of stocks or hogs is directly the Fleet Training Group and Utility and poster exhibits will be on display books, it is very readable and worth- effected by it. Squadron Ten, are permanent activ- throughout the week in all the Ex- while. For laughs, I remember "MR. ities on the Base, but not components, changes and the Naval Station AND MRS. CUGAT" very well. An and come under the coordination con- Library. trol and limited military command hilarious story of modern marriage, Many activities have been planned of the Base Commander. it is just as much fun the second S5tockvite time. For you mystery readers, there for the girls. They will attend church are several, including a tremendous together on Sunday morning, March Sweeney-Born to Aviation Machin- "OMNIBUS OF CRIME" by Dorothy 8th, and on Sunday afternoon, six ist's Mate Second class and Mrs. SeaBees L. Sayers. ships of the Fleet will hold "Open Joseph M. Sweeney, a girl, Cynthia House" for the group. Field trips, Coleen, 3/1/59, Nas/ops. (Continued from Page One) In the non-Fiction, this shipment parties, picnics and cook-outs will add Gellman-Born to LT and Mrs. the new housing on Kittery Beach added to our poetry section. There to the week's festivities and on Martin Gellman, a boy, Robert Road. In addition, they will start work are three collections of Edna St. Friday-Arts and Crafts Day in Girl Charles, 2/28/59, Naval Hospital. this summer on the replacement of Vincent Millay, two of Ogden Nash, Scouting-Troop #2, will present a the Central Bargo housing. This pro- and the "SPOON RIVER ANTHO- Dramatic Program to the girls. Krause-Born To Aviation Machin- gram will, eventually, replace the LOGY." By William Saroyan, "DEAR A fitting climax to a busy week ist Mate Second Class and Mrs. Paul existing 75 quonset buildings with BABY" and "The DARING YOUNG is planned for Saturday, March 14th J. Krause, a boy, Paul Jeffrey, 2/27/ 76 permanent type quarters. MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE," at 1800, Girl Scout Hut #2, Villamar, 59, VU-10 Leeward Point. The CEC Officers will celebrate both collections of short stories. Or where the girls will gather round the their anniversary this Saturday with you might want one of the books on camfire for songs and stories of Hartell-Born to LT and Mrs. Wil- a dinner and cake-cutting ceremony Latin America. Come on in and look inspiration and devotion typically liam Hartell, a girl, Katherine June, at the Officers' Club. around. "Scout's Own." 2/26/59, PWC. 0 a Saturday, 7 March 1959 THE INDIAN Page Three

Operation 'Brigadelex' Cash Award For CinCLanitFit Announces Amphibious Assault Exercises NSD Employee For their outstanding example of yard improvement, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pendleton won $20 in the Villamar- For Vieques, Puerto Rico, Camp Lejeune, N. C. Bargo Association sponsored "Yard Improvement Program" for the quar- Admiral Jerauld Wright, USN, Commander in Chief U. S. Atlantic Fleet, announced last week that Amphibious ter ending in December. Squadron TEN, of the Amphibious Force, U. S. Atlantic Fleet, and units of the , U. S. Atlantic Fleet will conduct amphibious assault landing exercises during the month of March at Vieques, Puerto Rico, and Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton, who moved Camp Lejeune, N.C. areas. to their present address three years The Vieques landings are Phase "A" of BRIGADELEX 2-59, while your Rate: ago, have Lime, Mango, Banana, and the Camp Lejeune landings are the Flame trees and all but two varieties Phase "B" or final phase, of BRIGA- of the beautiful Bougainville flower DELEX 1-59, which was announced Sea-Going 'Jack O All Trades growing in their back yard. earlier in January. Winners of the Yard Improvement Spearheaded by the amphibious Navy's Ships In Fighting Condition Program for the quarter ending in assault ship USS BOXER (LPH-4), March will be announced in a forth- six ships of the squadron loaded more Do you know what rate in the Navy is a carpenter, painter, ship fitter, the INDIAN. than 2,000 men of the 10th Provisional plumber, pipe fitter, and fire fighter all in one? If you guessed Damage coining issue of Marine Brigade, under the command Controlman you were correct. of Colonel J. R. Little, USMC, at The damage controlman rate is one Morehead City, N. C., on March 4 of the busiest in the Navy. Deserving Couple and proceeded to Vieques, Puerto Rico. Frank Smith, DC2, of the Naval On the 9th, PHIBRON TEN will Station Boat Shed has been in the an amphibious assualt near launch Damage Control field since 1947, and The landing Camp Garcia at Vieques. can't think of any rate that covers will emphasize the vertical assualt the ships or stations like damage with troop carrying helicopters. controlman. Troops of the 8th Provisional Ma- "Before coming to Gtmo," says rine Brigade, temporarily based at Smith, "I was a fire fighting instruc- Camp Garcia and commanded by tor in Norfolk, Virginia. Some of the Colonel G. W. Killen, USMC, will be other things we must know, other embarked in ships of Amphibious than those already mentioned are, Squadron TEN on March 11, and pattern making, boat repairing, are following a three-day operational visit welding, and cabinet making." to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 15 through It is imperative that the damage 17 March, for routine logistic resup- controlman know the complete ship. ply, will make an amphibious assault Every door, hatch or pipe concerns on Onslow Beach at Camp Lejeune, the damage controlman in some form. N. C. on 21 March. Again, the vertical Most damage controlmen must know assault will be employed. something about reading blueprints and must train personnel in repairs, Participating Marine units are a gas defense and fix anything that may part of Fleet Marine Force, U. S. help keep the vessel afloat. Atlantic Fleet, headed by Most of the repair parties on board Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pendleton of GP-12A stand by a Mango tree they planted USMC. General Edwin A. Pollock, ship are under the supervision of the from seed in the back yard of their Granadillo Pt. home. units are a All participating Navy damage controlman. The DC must Force, U.S. part of the Amphibious know everything about safety and headed by Vice Admiral Atlantic, command decisions to keep the ship FRA Auxiliary Campaign George C. Towner, USN. in the best possible fighting con- One) Secretary of the Navy the Honora- dition. Announces Plans (Continued from Page ble Thomas S. Gates is expected to Sometimes the damage controlman use. board the USS BOXER in the Vieques must work in total darkness and under The LAFRA Branch has many The objective of "Campaign 40" area to view certain phases of the adverse conditions. That is one reason events planned for the future. All which started in January 1959 and exercise. he must get into his working uniform promise to be beneficial and loads of will continue through December 1959, as soon as possible after reporting fun for all. is to gain the benefits from a large Under the over-all command of his ship. to 15, 1959, at 1130, a scotch improvement ideas by at- Captain R. P. Hunter, USN, Com- March number of David Danielson, DC1, of the Naval foursome golf tournament will be suggestion par- mander Amphibious Squadron TEN, taining a Navy-wide Station Shore Patrol, was a carpenter played at the Golf Course. Participa- the participating ships and their com- ticipation rate of 40%. before the rates were changed. tion by all Base couples and personnel manding officers are: USS BOXER Military personnel, although not "While the other fellows sail the is invited. Entrance fee is .500 per (LPH-4), Captain I. L. Dew, USN; eligible to receive monetary awards, ships," says Danielson, "we try to person and many golf balls will be USS FORT SNELLING (LSD-30), are invited to participate actively in keep them afloat." given away as prizes. Captain R. S. Brookings II, USN; the program by submitting construc- March 20, 1959, at 2000, a St. USS HERMITAGE (LSD-34), Cap- Several damage controlmen are tive ideas for consideration, to help Patrick's Day dance will be held at tain V. J. Soballe, USN; USS PLY- instructors in other fields, such as to build a more efficient Navy. the Villamar Lyceum. Music will be MOUTH ROCK (LSD-29), Captain chemical warfare and decontamina- provided by the Naval Base Band. The Secretary of the Navy is keenly A. R. Josephson, USN; USS SPIEGEL tion. In fact they do most jobs that Also at the dance the Grand drawing interested in furthering the growth GROVE (LSD-32), Captain A. B. others have no idea about. for the Raffle will be held which is and effectiveness of the Navy Sug- Clark, USN; and USS KLEIN- A man with no shipboard duty may no longer a portable stereo-phonic gestion Program, as a tool to help SMITH (APD-134), Lieutenant Com- wonder, why does a steel ship have record player, but a console stereo- accomplish the Navy's mission in this mander P. A. Schwembley, USN. a carpenter's shop? Well, the small phonic record player with $47.00 worth dynamic era of rockets, missiles and boats need constant repairs and so demolition activity will of records. There will also be a second nuclear power. Underwater do many other things need wood re- be conducted by a unit of the Navy's and third prize. The importance of developing and pairing. Shoring is one of the most famed "Frogmen" from Underwater utilizing the full ingenuity and skill important jobs done with wood and a Demolition Unit TWO, of Little Creek. of military and civilian personnel was piece of timber really comes in handy recently emphasized by Presdent aboard ship. Operation BRIGADELEX 2-59 is Massive Message Eisenhower: in a series of three amphi- The damage controlman needs to the second "Never has there been a more vital assualt landing exercises sched- know a good deal about piping bious need for new ideas and superior per- uled to terminate in mid-June by systems. Without the pipes to carry Seaman Poses To formance in all fields of endeavor." Amphibious Squadron TEN. The par- fresh and salt water the vessel would With a determined effort in this ticipating ships will return to Nor- be almost a complete loss to all-hands. value folk at the conclusion of each exercise Therefore, welding is a necessity to Postage Problem campaign you can enlarge the phase. keep the piping systems working of Base contribution to the Navy properly. How much postage is required for Beneficial Suggestion Program by letter? The man to You can see that the fellows in the a three-pound submitting your ideas for considera- Seaman Richard F. Hagen, a damage controlman rating have much ask is tion, and thus increase the effective- aboard the carrier Randolph. work cut-out for them. barber ness of this Base within the Naval Air Sea Rescue. Seaman Hagen is an expert on the establishment. matter because he has received a in Beneficial Suggestion forms may be Deft-nitions: Minor Sport-one three-pound letter. It was also 135 from Page One) obtained at the Industrial Relations (Continued which the coach makes only slightly feet long, contained 30,000 words and more than a full professor; Climax Office, Base Administration Building. eluded: LCDR W. H. Maddox, Co- took him four hours and 20 minutes -An instrument used by a mountain Pilot; LT 0. Emerine, Flight Surgeon, to read. climber. Clarence Hagen received the Lions P. M. Adkins, AD1, Plane Captain; The mammoth message came from Club International Citizenship Award J. D. Crisp, AD2, Second Mechanic; Hagen's father, Clarence, as a birth- in 1944 for writing letters to service- W. L. Ensinger, ATR3, Radioman. As the freshman queen walked by, day present. Contributors to the scroll men. One out of every 100 he wrote The Ordnancemen handling the JATO one freshman said to another: "Man, included Hagen's girl, his relatives, was of the king-sized variety. for takeoff were L. R. Lehse, AO3 she sure knows how to fill a beanie, state representatives of several states and J. B. Hill, A03. doesn't she?" and the Governor of Arizona. The postage: $1.60. M m Saturday, 7 March 1959 THE INDIAN Nay-DPPO-1 ON D-Guantanamo,

1st Round Ends; 'Duck Hunting Season Open During March onBase by Ray Seabridge, J03 Saturday, March 7 The month of March holds great promise for hunters-that is-duck NavSta-Harry Black and the Tiger hunters! Lwd. Pt.-Money. Women and Guns NAS-When Hell Broke Loose Basketball Title According to NavBase Gtmo instruction 1700.6C the duck hunting season Marine Site-Kiss Them For Me began September 1st and ends March 31st aboard the Naval Base. Villamar-Queen of Outer Space But before you grab your shotgun MCB-1-True Story of Lynn Stuart and "head for the hills" you'd better Still In Doubt!! check up on the game rules and areas open for hunting. Sunday, March 8 To begin with, authorization to NavSta-The Silent Enemy hunt cannot be granted unless you Lwd. Pt.-Harry Black and the Tiger The 1958 Defending Champions, form a hunting NAS-Money, Women and Guns Naval Air Station Flyers, fired the Six Boys Elected to party. A hunting Marine Site-When Hell Broke Loose opening round in the 1959 Double party includes not more than three Villamar-Kiss Them For Me Elimination Inter-Command Tourna- persons, one of which must be a MCB-1-Queen of Outer Space ment Tuesday evening without taking H. S. Hall of Fame Deputy Game Warden, and only two Monday, March 9 the court. Winning on a forfeit over parties are allowed to hunt in any one At the conclusion of each activity NavSta-No Down Payment the NSD aggregation 4-0, the Flyers area at the same time. in the Boys Physical Education Pro- Lwd. Pt.-The Silent Enemy established themselves as the tourna- The number of Deputy Game NAS-Harry Black and the Tiger gram at Wm. T. Sampson High School ment favorites by reaching the pla- Wardens who may be appointed with- Marine Site-Money, Women and Guns the most outstanding boy from each Villamar-When Hell Broke Loose teau of game seven, therefore per- in a command is unlimited. A request class is selected to the P. E. Hall of MCB-1-Kiss Them For Me mitting them to reach the finals with from an individual for appointment Fame. The Following boys have been two wins. should be submitted to the Base Game Tuesday, March 10 selected in basketball: NavSta-Step Down to Terror In game two, second seeded Naval Warden via your Commanding Officer. 7th Grade Maurice Claytor Lwd. Pt.-No Down Payment Station Indians stumbled through a The request must bear the Command- NAS-The Silent 8th Grade Kent Craft Enemy win over an undermanned but deter- ing Officer's approved endorsement, Marine Site-Harry Black and the Tiger 9th Grade Larry Vosseler mined Fleet Training Group five. The and contain a statement certifying Villamar-Money, Women and Guns 10th Grade Jack Kenworthy MCB-1-When Hell Broke Loose Indians showed quite a let down from that the man so approved and recom- 11th Grade Corky Weaver their previous outing when they mended has the following qualifica- Wednesday, March 11 12th Grade Bernie Lenihan looked like champions tions: NavSta-Gigi in defeating Lwd. Pt.-Step Down to Terror the VU-10 Mallards last week in the Have a full understanding and NAS-No Down Payment third of a three game series for knowledge of shotguns of all types; Marine Site-The Silent Enemy runners-up-spot in the concluded Inter Top Athletes have leadership qualifications which Villamar-Harry Black and the Tiger will enable proper control of a hunt- MCB.1-Money Women and Guns Command League. The FTG team held their own until Wilson, their big gun, ing party; and know and understand Thursday, March 12 began to tire, and only then did they Naval Base Game Laws and Firearms NavSta-The Wayward Girl give ground stubbornly. In the fourth Regulations. Lwd. Pt.-Gigi NAS-Step Down to Terror and final quarter the Indian's began Hunting permits must be requested Marine Site-No Down Payment to click and won 50-31. by Deputy Game Wardens for their Villamar-The Silent Enemy parties on a one-time basis. These MCB1-Harry Black and the Tiger In the best contest of the night the Hospital, lead by "dead-eye" Thaxton, requests must be submitted to the Friday, March 13 who scored 18 points, dropped the Base Game Warden, Administrative NavSta-Cattle Empire VU-10 Mallards into the losers bracket Aide's Office, Naval Base Administra- Lwd. Pt.-The Wayward Girl tion Building, at least twenty-four NAS-Gigi with a fine team effort. In the first Marine Site-Step Down to Terror quarter while taking a 12 point lead, hours prior to the time of the hunt. Villamar-No Down Payment the hospital five missed only one shot On completion of the hunt, the MCB-1-The Silent Enemy from the floor. The entire team played Deputy Game Warden must report good ball, with Barber and Kriete- the type and number of game bagged meier taking the toll on the boards to the Base Game Warden. and Thaxton and Ayers harrassing For Duck, the Base limit has been Movie Call the Mallards in the back court. Abbey set at 10 per day and 10 in posses- was held in check throughout the sion. However, hunters are permitted HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER evening. The bread and butter man, to shoot any wild dogs or cats en- . . . Stewart Granger and Barbara Sandifer, couldn't get untracked and countered while in the legal hunting Rush. The story of the hunt for a it hurt. Lepley, hit several shots from areas. mankilling tiger in the northern part the side to keep the Mallards in the This brings us to the lawful hunting of India. (E) CS 107 min. A&Y- contest but the Hospital matched areas open on the Base. There are Excellent C-Exciting. them basket for basket in winning HALL OF FAME winners are: four of them-areas two, three, four THE SILENT ENEMY. . Law- 58-50. kneeling (L-R) Larry Vosseler, Kent and five. rence Harvey and Dawn Adams. The The fourth game, the Pointers of Craft and Maurice Claytor. Standing Area two extends from Outpost #1 successful fighting of the frogmen Leeward led by McMichiel, who scored -Jack Kenworthy, Bernie Lenihan on the North and the Rifle Range on during the Second World War makes 35 points, downed the Marines 78-56. and Corky Weaver. the South and is bounded on the West by the disposal dump and the East for an exciting film which is laden The Marine club which has consistent- Team Won Lost with suspense and wartime action. by the east fence of the Base. ly suffered through a bad quarter Trojans 5 1 (B&W) 103 min. A&Y-Good C- throughout the season played the lads Area Three includes the land from 5 1 Mature. from across the bay on even terms Outpost #1 to the Northeast Gate, Rebel Rousers 2 4 NO DOWN PAYMENT. Joanne the first half with the score 28-27 north to the north fence line and East Woodward and Sheree North. A story at intermission. Aces 0 6 to the east fence of the Base. centering around the social, econom- It was all Leeward Point, Me- Area Four takes in Medio Cay, Hos- ical and emotional problems of four Michiel doing the damage. With a pital Cay, North Toro Cay and South married couples who are neighbors fast break the order for the night, Toro Cay. in a port-war suburban housing de- it backfired on the Marines with the Sports Bulletin Area Five extends over a wide area velopment on the outskirts of Los Pointers capitalizing on good passing across the bay to Leeward Point and A scrappy VU-10 five eliminated Angeles. (B&W) CS 101 min. A-In- to build up a comfortable lead to the Base Game Warden should be the Marines Wednesday night in the teresting Y & C-No. coast home. Hawkins tallied 24 points contacted for more precise hunting Inter-Command Basketball Tourna- for the losers but it was the inability boundries, as well as any additional STEP DOWN TO TERROR . . ment. The Mallards of VU-10 pulled to hit from the floor that cost the information concerning hunting reg- Coleen Miller and Charles Drake. The together after a slow first quarter the game. ulations. return of a psychopathic killer to the Marines and steadily built up a lead that was small town home of his widowed never in danger. The final score was mother is the theme of this story. 64-45 in favor of the Mallards of (B&W) 96 min. A&Y-Good of Kind VU-10. The Fleet Training Group won C-No. Box Scores on forfeit from the Naval Supply Ladies Golf Shots Depot, 4-0, also eliminating the by Eddy Peppler GIGI. . . Leslie Caron and Maurice NavSta G FT TOP Chevalier. The delightful story of a NSD team. On the 18, low gross went to Cleo little French girl who suddenly finds Mahoney 3 1 7 Galyon (natch!); runner up was Ruth Benson 3 1 7 herself a grown-up young lady. (E) VU-10 Durden (nice!) Low net went to Kay Nelson 2 0 4 CS 115 min. A-Excellent Y-Mature, Sandifer 5 13 Jones; low putts to "Em" Griffin. 6 0 12 but enjoyable C-No. Wellnitz Lepley 3 8 On the 9, first flight low gross went Sharron 4 1 9 to Melba Kimball (for the third THE WAYWARD GIRL. Marcia Abbey 6 14 Taylor 3 0 6 4 10 successive week ably defending her Henderson and Peter Walker. A young Meyers Covaleski 0 1 1 2 5 #1 place on the 9 Hole Ladder); low girl is unjustly accused of murder; Dougherty Little 1 0 2 net to Eddy Peppler, low putts to much happens before she is finally Leeward Point Kopack 1 0 2 Nonnie Hall. Second flight low gross cleared. (B&W) CS 85 min. No list- Decoteau 3 9 TrainingI went to Sayre Thompson and L. ing available. Fleet Group McMichiel 15 35 Williams, low net to Martha Johnson, Wilson 6 4 16 Brown 7 16 CATTLE EMPIRE. . . Joel McCrea low putts to Edna Fitzgibbons and Baker 1 0 2 Caldwell 0 0 and Gloria Talbot. Story about a man Jean Sayre. Hi score for each flight Mungen 0 0 0 Milles 3 7 who serves five years in prison for went to B. Harpin and J. Plake re- Harpin 1 1 3 Lavaser 5 11 something he didn't do. He comes back Hemingway 5 0 10 spectively. and clears himself. (E) S 83 min. Marines Everyone is urged to read Ringer A-Y&C-Very Good. Hospital McCants 2 6 Tournament Rules posted on Bulletin Johnson 2 4 8 Duguay 2 6 Board in the Locker Room. Failure Krietemeier 8 1 17 Hawkins 10 24 to observe them can disqualify your NEW INDIAN CARRIER Barber 0 0 0 Repass 2 4 good scores. Route #6 Central Bargo-14 thru 80 Thaxton 5 7 17 Coleman 2 4 Welcome to Ada Atwater, Bernie, All East Bargo Ayers 6 2 14 Plumadore 6 12 Harpin, and Mary Lenihan. See you Benny Dyness-EB-7-A 9238 (H) Shaw 0 2 2 Menard 1 2 all on Wednesday.