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Vol. V, No. 55 U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Saturday, 3 October 1953 Dental Service CAPT G. M. Holley New NAS Mercy Flight Saves Life For Civilians Chief of Staff Capt. George M. Holley, USN, of Critically injured Nurse Established Here relieved CAPT Robert H. Wilkin- son, USN, as Chief of Staff to Commander, Naval Base on Thurs- The flight of a Naval Air Station Albatross on an 800-mile mercy day, 1 October 1953. mission to save the life of a British nurse was revealed recently by Captain Holley graduated from the NAS Public Information Officer. the Naval Academy with the class of 1930 and began his sea service on the USS Memphis. When World War II broke out, he was command- ing the submarine S-41. From 1943 to 1944 he was with Service Force, Pacific, and in 1948 and 1949 com- manded the USS Whitley (AKA- 91). Just prior to reporting to Guantanamo Bay he was command- ing officer of the USS Mazama, an ammunition ship. Captain Holley did post-gradu- ate work in marine engineering and is presently a member of the Engineering Society of Detroit. The captain, his wife, Cynthia and son Christopher, are occupying quarters on the base. Captain Wilkinson has served as Chief of Staff since 1951. His new Dr. Raymond C. Pepin assignment makes him command- ing officer of the USS Navarro Fostered by the need for dental (APA-215). care of civilians on the base a new and almost revolutionary serv- ice has been established here at Sea Queens Targets the base on Bay Hill in the building occupied by the Naval Dental 'Operation Mariner' Clinic. A civilian dentist has nailed up his shingle over a 5-room suite of offices and is accepting appoint- Norfolk, Va. (AFPS)-"Opera- Crew of the mercy flight to Grand Cayman Island: (Standing) LCDR ments from U.S. civilians, their tion Mariner," the largest peace- J. N. Parker, LT F. A. Dandrea, LT A. D. Nelson (MC); (Kneeling) dependents, the dependents of time sea-air maneuver ever staged, S. J. Clark, J. W. Gherrity, R. A. Brown. military personnel, and, in some is underway and will continue until cases, military personnel them- Oct. 4 under the direction of the The plane with a medical crew selves. North Atlantic Treaty Organ- aboard was alerted and sent on Unique to Gitmo ization. the emergency flight by a telephone One part of the exercise will Third Large Carrier message from the American Dr. Con- Raymond C. Pepin, Long- involve the use of several of the sul General in Kingston, Jamaica. view, Wash., came to the base and largest passenger liners in the Receives Message opened his offices under the aus- world. This phase will particularly Due for Construction On pices of the Navy Exchange. The concern the SS United States and Saturday, 19 September, the policy of a civilian dentist prac- the Queen Elizabeth. NAS duty officer was informed that ticing on a naval base is unprece- Submarines and land-based a British government nurse was air- In 1954 Program critically dented, as far as is known, and planes will make simulated "ene- ill on the Grand Cayman according to CAPT M. A. Moon, my" attacks on the liners and the Island, about 360 miles southwest Commanding Officer, Dental Clinic, skippers of the sea queens will (AFPS)-Announc- of here, and was not expected to is "totally unique to this base." radio messages as if they actually ing the Navy's fiscal 1954 ship survive longer than 12 hours unless she could be taken to the According to regulation Navy den- were involved in a war. However, construction and conversion pro- tal officers cannot treat civilians the big ships will not deviate from gram, Secretary of the Navy Rob- hospital in Kingston. The medical except in emergency, therefore their scheduled courses. ert B. Anderson said recently that facilities on Grand Cayman Island U.S. civilians on the base had to Other phases include convoying a third attack aircraft carrier of were incapable of coping with the have their dental needs taken care supply ships through the enemy the Forrestal class, 14 other ships, nurse's injuries, sustained in an of prior to their departure from submarines, repelling both surface and 150 landing craft will be built auto accident. the states and could not count on and submarine forces in the Den- in private shipyards. UF-1 Crew Alerted any further treatment until they mark Strait, and using a deserted The three carriers of the For- The Air Station immediately returned. icelandic island for live aerial restal class have been redesigned alerted its UF-1 crew, and within Graduate of U of Oregon gunnery practice. to incorporate the new angled minutes, the Grumann Albatross Dr. Pepin is a graduate of the flight deck and other improvements was airborne piloted by LT F. A. University of Oregon School of Washington (AFPS) - Promo- -a move expected to cut construc- Dandrea with LCDR J. N. Parker Dentistry. He spent three years in tion of 55,000 Navy enlisted men tion costs of the USS Forrestal as co-pliot. LT A. D. Nelson, flight the Army from 1942 until 1945 to grades E-4, E-5 and E-6 follow- alone by $3,000,000 without delay- surgeon, and S. J. Clark, HM3, when he returned to civilian prac- ing examinations held last month ing its completion date. were the medical team and J. W. tice. He also returned to the Uni- is planned by Bureau of Personnel. Gherrity, AL1, and All qualified private R. A. Brown, versity as an instructor in den- Promotions w ill b e effective yards have AD3, made up the crew. Dr. Nelson tistry. From 1946 he remained in Nov. 16. been invited to bid on the 1954 carried intravenous solutions and Longview until this year. Lists of successful candidates work which will include the build- oxygen with him along with other The doctor brought with him from the 200,000 men who took the ing of three destroyers, two escort necessary medical equipment which almost $10,000 worth of the latest was lacking on Grand exams will be mailed to commands vessels, Cayman. dental equipment. Two operating in October. The breakdown for four 165-foot minesweep- The rapidly sinking nurse, Her- rooms, one laboratory, one dark promotion is: E-6, 5000; E-5, ers, one mine hunter two ammuni- sie Blair, was put on board the (Continued on next Page) tion ships and two landing ships. 18,0009 nd E-4, 32,000, (Continued on next Page) 9 Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 3 October 1953

Sunday, 4 October 1953 Editorial Office, U. S. Naval Base Special Services Department Fleet Recreation Center Catholic Masses Base Chapel Saturday, 3 October 1953 0700-Naval 0900-Naval Base Chapel U. S. NAVAL BASE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Daily Mass - 0630 Rear Admiral C. L. C. Atkeson, Jr., USN Confessions: Saturda y, 1730 - Commander 1800; 1930 - 2015, Confessions CAPT Robert H. Wilkinson Chief of Staff are not heard before Mass on Sunday. - U. S. NAVAL STATION Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Protestant Services CAPT Orlin L. Livdahl Commanding Officer Sunday: 0930-Sunday School CAPT Jack M. Howell 1000-Adult Bible Class Executive Officer 1100-Divine Worship Editorial Staff 1930-Christian Fellow- Lieutenant E. A. Sandness Officer Adviser ship H. E. Davis, JOC- Managing Editor Al Henderson, JOS- News Editor Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week J. C. Dierks, J03------Sports Prayer S. E. Cobbs, PHSN---- Photographer Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal THE INDIAN is published weekly, fin- Chaplains at this Activity anced by non-appropriated funds, printed on government equipment, for free distri- CDR M. 0. Stephenson, CHC, USN bution on the U. S. Naval Base, Guan- LT J. F. Agnew, CHC, USNR Bay, Cuba by order of the Base tanamo Eight weeks of conscientious study are rewarded as Captain O. L. (Protestant) Commander. Livdahl, commanding officer of the Naval Station, presents Victor L. THE INDIAN is published in compliance Dittman, CS2 (left) and Larry R. Slagle, FN, with certificates for LCDR W. J. Spinney, CHC, USN with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-35 (Catholic) (Rev) 1945. successful completion of the USAFI course "Mechanics of English." Also This publication receives AFPS material. completing the course were Dean L. Faulkender, AD3 of the Naval Air AFPS material appearing herein cannot be Station, Arthur N. Devince, BM1 of the Fleet Boat Pool, Thomas D. reprinted without written permission of Bradford, SN of the Fleet Boat Pool and David J. Griffiths, DC1 of Tiny Tot Bible Time Armed Forces Press Service, 641 Washing- Group. ton Street, New York 14, New York. the Fleet Training By B. J. Sutherling A Message from Garcia . Mercy Flight. Dental Service . . A LITTLE BOY SHARES (Continued from Page One) HIS LUNCH Fair (Continued from Page One) Bayamo's Cattle room and John 6:1-13 Kingston a waiting room comprise Albatross and landed in the 5-room suite. One day JESUS talked with many five hours after the urgent message Henry Garcia people. By at the Air Station. The doctor is available for treat- was received ment to the following: Tunas' County Fair just finished She was immediately transferred JESUS told the mothers and and another big "fiesta" is coming to the hospital in Kingston. During (1) U. S. civilian contractors and daddies how to share. their up in Cuba. It is Cuba's popular the flight from Grand Cayman to dependents He told the boys and girls how to Bayamo's Cattle Fair, about which Kingston Dr. Nelson and Clark (2) U. S. Civil Service employ- share. I have written before. Bayamo's administered the intravenous solu- ees JESUS told everybody how to (3) U. S. citizens Cattle Fair was due early in Sep- tions and oxygen. An ambulance employed by a share with others. tember, but it was suspended by was waiting at the air field in civilian contractor (4) U. S. military personnel and The people listened to JESUS a the Cuban Government. Now that Kingston, and Miss Blair was rush- long long time. authority has been granted to ed to the hospital where she now their dependents (5) Emergency treatment for the It was time to eat and they were celebrate the Fair, it will take place has a better than even chance for hungry. from 6-11 October 1953. recovery. relief of pain and/or accidents involving "We Base the dental structures. JESUS said to His helpers, Americans living on the The mercy flight of the Albatross The above listing is not in order de must give the people some food know how to get to Santiago was credited with saving the life of precedence. Treatment will be to eat." Cuba. By airplane it takes about of the nurse. A message from the provided on an appointment-made The helpers had no food. 30 minutes to get there, leaving governor of Jamaica, Hugh Foot, basis. from Guantanamo city. The fare to RADM C. L. C. Atkeson, Base The mothers and daddies had no for the round trip costs around Commander, states: "I wish to food. $12.00, and there are two planes convey to you a message of the of the aircraft. The very prompt One little boy had his lunch-a leaving daily from Guantanamo to most sincere gratitude and appre- and efficient action which was taken basket of bread and fish. Santiago. One in the morning and ciation for the despatch of special by those under your command un- "I will share my lunch," the little the other in the afternoon. aircraft . . . to bring a nurse who doubtedly saved the life of the boy said. Upon arrival to Santiago, visi- was dangerously ill to Kingston. nurse. . . . The readiness to help tors to Bayamo could go in the In particular would be grateful if and the speed of the action taken I will share it with the people car provided by the Airline Com- you would convey my appreciation has made a great impression and pany (Compania Cubana de Avia- to . . . Dr. Nelson and the crew here . ." I will share it with JESUS." cion) directly to whatever bus is The little boy carried his lunch leaving right away. Two hours of to JESUS. riding through picturesque places, the little boy's lunch charge JESUS held in comfortable buses that in His hands. for the one way less than $3.00 told all the mothers and Bayamo, the most He trip, and then daddies and historical city in Cuba. The home- children to sit down on the soft town of Perucho Figueredo, com- Cuba's National Anthem. green grass. poser of His eyes, bowed The land of music romance and JESUS closed His head sentiment. and thanked GOD for the food. The most popular Cuban orches- JESUS thanked GOD for the tras, including the most famous little boy ones from night clubs of who wanted to share his lunch. go to the Fair and all of them play The helpers gave the bread and typical dances, while practically fish to the people everybody dances them. to eat. There was enough for Wait till you see the "Beauty everybody! Cavalry" the most beautiful girls The little boy was glad he gave in town riding on magnificent his lunch to JESUS. horses-and you won't be so sure He was glad he shared his lunch you had seen real beauty before! with the people! Copyright GLP 1952 USAFI can offer you correspond- Thank You, GOD, ence courses at high school, for food so good; technical school and college levels And help us share that will help you to employ your The things we should. leisure time profitably and which Amen. preparing you for will be useful in Bible Thought: further schooling in the future. FIND THIS HOUSE ON THE BASE AND WATCH IT! It will For information concerning disappear before your eyes next Saturday in a live demonstration of "SHARE WHAT YOU HAVE" USAFI's many benefits call 9-564. carelessness in observance of Fire Prevention Week, October 4-10. . fr. Heb. 13:16 9 9 9 Saturday, 26 September 1953 THE INDIAN Page Three Si'or/st OLD TIMER Rainy Weather Slows Softball As Teams Near End of Season

Air Station scoring was due to a number of NAS Cooks & Bakers won two miscues by his teammates. games during the week and Standings as of 30 September: currently are the hottest team on Team Won Lost Leeward Point- 6 1 the Air Station. Rain washed out Boatshed --- -- 6 2 the crucial and final game of the Special Services ---- 6 2 regular season Wednesday night Cooks & Bakers ---- 5 2 Gas Shop _------4 4 between Leeward Point and the Aerology ----- 3 5 Cooks & Bakers. Leeward Point is Operations ------2 6 leading the loop with a 6-1 record Supply ------2 6 whereas the Cooks & Bakers are Communications ------0 8 crowding them with a 5-2 standing. Naval Station Should the Cooks & Bakers defeat Monday night the Bay Hill Cooks Leeward Point on Tuesday, 7 & Bakers behind the pitching of October at 1800 the second half Horne and two homeruns by Roos will wind up in a four way tie. downed the High School in a In this event the Shaugnessy play- 13-12 slugging match. McGill off system will prevail. homered for the losers and Mac- with their able backstop Tibbs were Michael was charged with the Murray and Ciccarelli, along pitching loss. In the nightcap outstanding in both of the Cooks Graham and Hottinger put the wood to a couple of homers that CAPT Adelbert Althouse, USN, (ret.), 84, inspires the Annapolis & Bakers' victories. Leeward Point defeated Supply accounted for most of the runs for varsity with the tale of Navy's 24-0 victory over Army in 1890-the the FCP-RPIO team to down the first game in that series. The captain was a fullback on that historic 9-3. Shea pitched steady ball and had fine support. O'Brien pitched ARD16-AFDL 1 by the score of team. Navy gridders enjoying the pep-talk are, left to right, halfback 11-5, Bishop was the winning Jimmie Jackson, halfback J. P. Monahan, and fullback Joe Gattuso. for Supply and gave up several clean hits but the bulk of the pitcher. Tuesday night the Com- missary Store picked up a 7-0 forfeit from the 3rd and 7th Divi- sion who have dropped from the Parade of Sports Skies Rain Footballs As schedule. The regularly scheduled games for Tuesday and Wednesday were rained out and will be re- Local Air Nation's Elevens scheduled. Fills Begin Standings as of Wednesday are as follows: Sports fans in Guantanamo Bay Team Won Lost PCT GB 8-Week Schedule 2nd Division ---- 9 1 .900 have been kept right up to date 5th Division ----- 85---- 2 .800 1 By Jack Dierks ARD 16-AFDL 1 - - 8 2 .800 1 with latest events in the world of 11th Division - 8 3 .727 11/ sports over WGBY, the local Last Saturday the skies up north FCP-RPIO ------6 3 .666 21/ Armed Forces Radio Station. Ann Arbor. Illinois, heated up over 9th Division - 5 4 .556 3/ in the temperate zones were rain- a tie with Nebraska will show 1st Division - 5 4 .556 32 On the 25th of last month, ing footballs as the country's top enough pep to outscore a mediocre AFDL 47 --- 4 5 .444 541, WGBY listeners heard and exclu- teams, squared off to butt heads High School - 3 6 .333 1% Stanford team, and Notre Dame is Commissary Store 3 6 .333 51 sive blow-by-blow description from in their initial games of 1953. These seeking, and should find their sec- Flag Division - 3 8 .273 61/ ringside of the World's Heavy- days when everyone with a rudi- ond win at the expense of the 3rd & 7th Division 2 9 .182 71/2 weight Championship Fight be- mentary knowledge of the game Purdue Boilermakers. 6th Division ---- 0 11 .000 9/. tween Rocky Marciano and Roland feels himself qualified to make Iowa over Washington State, LaStarza. Stateside there was no predictions are the days of the Kansas over Iowa State, Nebraska radio or television coverage of the barber shop pool and the sports- over Kansas State, Wisconsin over event and WGBY carried the only writers' crystal ball contest, and Marquette and Missouri over broadcast allowed for overseas I wouldn't feel I was getting my Colorado. military personnel. peso's worth if I don't crawl out ROCKY MOUNTAINS This week, WGBY is bringing on that overpopulated limb myself you a daily broadcast of the 1953 and hope that Podunk doesn't saw Arizona should have a fairly World Series direct from Yankee it off behind me by upsetting some easy win over New Mexico A & M, Stadium and Ebbet's Field along national contender. So here goes: and if Utah is in usual form they with exclusive interviews with the EAST should give Hawaii a warm recep- stars of each day's game. The top Columbia tangles with Princeton tion and defeat the islanders. sportscasters in the nation are this week but doesn't look strong We're bringing you these exciting word enough to knock off the Tigers. taking New Mexico over Brigham pictures of all the action. Look for Princeton to take their Young, and Wyoming over Utah But the World Series is only the second game. Penn will meet Penn State also. beginning of the fall schedule of State and we'll have to cast our WEST COAST sports events to be presented vote with State. The Nittany Lions Ohio State at California should on the AFRS Parade of Sports. aren't as bad as that 20-0 loss be a slam bang donnybrook, but The top college and professional to Wisconsin would indicate. A I'm going along with the Buckeyes football games, such as Notre toughie to pick is the Pittsburgh- on this one. State looked good in Dame - Oklahoma, Pennsylvania - Oklahoma contest, a game bring- beating Indiana and may very well California, Tennessee-Alabama, the ing together two powerhouses from be the class of the Big Ten. At Army-Navy and season ending different sections of the country. any rate, I think they've got a Bowl games have always been Pitt has a good chance to down little too much for the Golden stand-out attractions on the Parade the Sooners, especially since the Bears. The Southern Cal-Indiana of Sports and will be brought to two teams will meet on the game will probably be a different James Prejean, AL3 of VU-10 you again this year. Panthers' home field. story. West Coast ball seems to be (left) and Richard Munsell, AN To present a complete and well- Other games in the East: Boston improving and the Trojans, along of the NAS Supply Depot pose with rounded football broadcast cover- College over LSU, Holy Cross over with U.C.L.A., the big wheels out a five-foot 158 lb. great grouper age, use will be made of the Colgate, Navy over Dartmouth, and California way. Southern Cal ought caught near the Coast Guard light- facilities of the major radio net- Yale over Brown. to hand the Hoosiers another loss. house Sunday morning. The fish, works in addition to the ace sports MIDWEST U.C.L.A. figures to have a breather encountered in 60 ft. of water was reporting crews of AFRS, New Army figures to be a little tough in Oregon and I'm picking Wash- shot five times by the skindivers' York and Los Angeles. Watch the for a too-average Northwestern ington and Montana over Oregon spear gun before he finally got the WGBY program schedule in the eleven, Michigan State should fol- State and Idaho, respectively, point and gave up the struggle. INDIAN for the AFRS Parade of low up last week's victory over which about winds it up for this The big grouper is ineligible for Sports, presented seven days a Tennessee with another over Min- week. Let's see how I stack up with the present fishing contest as an week over WGBY, 1450 on your nesota, and Michigan won't have Grantland, Arch, and the rest of aqualung was used in bringing dial. too much trouble with Tulane at the boys! him up. 9f 9 Navy-10NDPPO-Gtmo. 4161E1 THE INDIAN Saturday, 3 October 1953 MISS 1954 WCBY Program Schedule MRS. AMERICA 1954 Regular Programs - Monday through Friday 0700 Morning Caravan 1230 Hillbilly Jamboree 0715 News 1330 Jack Kirkwood 0730 Morning Caravan 1345 Behind the Story 0800 Lucky U Ranch 1400 Musical Matinee 0825 Solitary Singer 1500 Parade of Sports 0830 Bob & Ray 1700 Storyteller Time 0900 House of Music 1755 Sam Balter 1000 Curt Massey 1800 News 1015 Ronnie Kemper 1845 Requestfully Yours 1030 Bob Hope 1930 Twilight Serenade 1040 John Conte 2025 This 1 Believe 1100 Startime 2055 Knox Manning 1130 Bud's Bandwagon 2155 News 1200 Way Back Home 2230 Sandman Show 1215 News

Saturday 2130 Twenty Questions 0700 Morning Caravan 2155 News 0715 News 2200 Hollywood Radio Theatre 0730 Morning Caravan 2300 Orchestras of the West 0800 Jewish Religious Program 2400 Sign Off 0830 Space Patrol 0900 Gene Autry Monday 090 Tarzan 0845 Lina Romay 1000 Tales of the Texas Rangers 1045 Charleen Hawks 1030 Let's Pretend 1730 Cavalcade of America 1100 Paulena Carter 1815 Jo Stafford 1115 You And The World 1830 Inside Track 1130 Met. Opera Auditions 2000 Groucho Marx 1200 Personal Album 2030 Big Story 1215 News 2100 Broadway's My Beat 1230 Saturday Swing Session 2130 Fibber McGee 1400 Mr. President 2200 Symphonette 1430 Adventures in Research 1445 At Ease Tuesday 1500 Parade of Sports 0845 Tennessee Ernie 1700 Music in the Air 1045 Strike it Rich 1730 Jubilee 1730 Bookshelf of the World 1800 News 1815 Steve Allen 1815 Dinah Shore 1830 Your Chaplain Speaks 1830 Tales of Tomorrow 2000 The Lineup 1900 Bing Crosby 2030 Name That Tune 1920 Twilight Serenade 2100 Vaughn Monroe 2000 Amos 'N' Andy 2130 Mr. and Mrs. North 2025 This I Believe 2200 American Music Hall Only 24 hours after another Penn- 2030 Gordon MacRae Show sylvania beauty was crowned Miss 2055 Knox Manning Wednesday 2100 Escape 0845 Francis Farwell America, Erna Snyder, mother of 2130 Grand Ole Opry 1045 Charleen Hawks two sons, was awarded the title of 2155 News 1730 Portrait of a City Mrs. America 2200 One Night Stand 1815 Jo Stafford at Asbury Park, 2230 Sandman Show N. J. In addition to her title, the f7 t.AFPS 1J1 Phws 1030 Sports Forum 2400 Sign Off 2000 Arthur Godfrey lovely Mrs. Pennsylvania wins $10,- 2030 My Friend Irma 000 in prizes and a trip to Guate- Miss America honors this year Sunday 2100 Gunsmoke mala with her husband. went to Evelyn Margaret Ay, en- 0800 Hymns of the W',rld 2130 Our Miss Brooks 0815 News 2200 Howard Barlow Presents tered as Miss Pennsylvania. The 0830 Robert Armbrus. 20-year-old ash blonde, selected 0900 Journey into Song Thursday She: "How about giving me a 1000 Catholic Religious Program 0845 Tennessee Ernie diamond bracelet?" over 51 other lovelies, also won 1045 Strike it Rich the bathing suit contest 1030 Choral Symphony He: "My dear, extenuating cir- in the 1045 You and the World 1730 American Heritage preliminaries. 1100 Protestant Divine Services 1815 Steve Allen cumstances necessitate my exclud- 1200 Personal Album 1830 Sports Answer Man ing you from such a bauble of 1215 News 2000 What's My Line extravagance." 1230 Piano Playhouse 2030 Horace Heidt 1300 New York Philharmonic 2100 Stars from Paris She: "I don't get it." Hospital Notes 1400 Music with the Girls 2130 Meet Millie He: "That's what I said." 1430 Discovery 2200 Enchanted Hour 1445 At Ease 1500 Parade of Sports Friday A westerner entered the saloon Heirport News: PHI and Mrs. 1700 Ozzie & Harriet 0845 Lina Romay James R. Bertine announce the 1730 Greatest Story Ever Told 1045 Charleen Hawks with his wife and six-year-old boy birth of daughter, Pamela Elaine, 1800 News 1730 Invitation to Learning and ordered two whiskeys. on 24th September. 1815 Eddie Fisher 1815 Jo Stafford 1830 Cinema Music Hall 1830 Inside Track "Ain't ma drinking?" asked the ENS and Mrs. J. J. Byer are the 1900 Red Skelton 2000 Suspense proud parents of a baby daughter 1920 Twilight Serenade 2030 My Little Margie boy. 2000 Martin and Lewis 2100 Jazz Nocturne born 26 September. She has been 2030 Music from America 2130 FBI In Peace And War named Cathy Jane. 2100 Charlie McCarthy 2200 Music for You The old mountaineer was dis- A son arrived at the home of cussing domestic relationships with BM1 and Mrs. James G. Tallant 29 his moonshining wife: "I guess, September, and has been named Zeke, I ought to be ashamed of Sam George. WAY BACK HOME myself. With all her faults I love Mary Dee, born 28 September, is her still." the daughter of CDR and Mrs. On your radio dial at 1450 every Wednesday, Oct. 7-Oak Hill, Walter G. Winslow. weekday at 12 noon. West Virginia; Walla Walla, Monday, Oct. 5-Los Angles, Washington; Manhattan, Kansas. Circus Actress: "You know sir, California; Manitowoc, Wisconsin; Thursday, Oct. 8-Boston, Mass- this is my first day with the cir- West Springfield, Massachusetts; achusetts; Champaign - Urbana, cus. You'd better tell me what to Grenada, Mississippi. Illinois; Clarksdale, Mississippi; do to keep from making mistakes." Tuesday, Oct. 6 - Pottstown, Laurinburg, North Carolina. Manager: "Well, for one thing, Pennsylvania; Billings, Montana; Friday, Oct. 9-Seattle, Wash- don't ever undress in front of the Midland, Texas; Baldwin Park, ington; Ithaca, New York; Bristol, bearded lady." Californa. Virginia.

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