CruDivTwo Returns -2nd Gray Lady Clas Bootstrap 2nd Term Begins April 15; Gtrno Hospitality To Convene Monday 1st Semester Winds Up Yesterday Cruiser Division Two Command- The second class of Gtmo Gray ------I er RADM W. D. Irvin, whose flag Ladies will begin Monday, April 22. flies aboard the USS NEWPORT Any interested lady aboard the NEWS (CA 148), last week, re- Base may submit an application turned Guantanamo Bay's noted to the Red Cross office. However, hospitality by inviting Commander if you intend to file you are urged Naval Base RADM Robert B. Ellis to apply soon. The class will be and other Base top-ranking naval limited in number. officers to a shipboard dinner and dance. The series of classes in connec- Included among the guests were tion with the Gray Lady training Mrs. Robert B. Ellis, Miss Eliz- will be administered by various abeth Ellis, CAPT and Mrs. G. L. doctors from the Hospital, includ- Kohr, CAPT and Mrs. Jack B. ing CAPT L. A. Newton, Com- Williams, CAPT and Mrs. B. P. manding Officer, the Chief nurse, Field, Jr., CDR and Mrs. B. R. CDR D. Dorothy Bogdon, NC, Miss Manser and a host of others. Ruth Frederick, Red Cross Field Director, and Mrs. B. R. Manser, Hours before the shipboard par- chairman of the local Gray Lady ty, RADM Irvin was entertained chapter. by the Ellis family at a cocktail held at the ComNavBase quarters. It is stressed that Gray Lady - The party was held at the near- training will not only be valuable foesle starboard side weather deck here in Gtmo, but will be of bene- of the NEWPORT NEWS. Com- fit wherever you are located . . mander Cruiser Division Two dance either in a civilian or military orchestra furnished the music. hospital. INDIAN Photo During the past week, one of the Math classes of the Bootstrap Program here on the Base was invaded by an INDIAN photographer. LT D. T. Ousterhout, the instructor, is the foreground. At the black- board, students Baker and Yates tackle an algebra problem.

The second eight-week term of Florida State University's college level courses will begin April 15. First term classes ended yesterday. Registration for the second term is now in progress at the Information and Education Office in Bay Hill Barracks Number Four. Planned courses for the coming COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE term are Spanish 101, English 102, U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Speech 105, History 181 and Mathe- '57 Cruise Plans Set Volume VIII, No. 14 Saturday, 6 April 1957 matics 105. Also offered are Busi- ness Law 321, Mathematics 117 For Acad. Middies and Psychology 205. Gtmo Bay Swimming Pools Outline Qualified military or civilian Initial plans have been com- personnel may enroll in the pro- pleted for the 1957 summer train- gram by filling out the necessary ing cruise for midshipmen of the forms and completing the GED Summer Natatorial Operations Sked Naval Academy and Naval Reserve tests before or during the term. Training Units from colleges all by Indian Poolcomber To be eligible for the courses military personnel and civilians across the United States. starts to gain foothold in our midst, must have either a transcript As the summer season A total of 5,935 academy mid- omnipresent Cuban sun begins to throw its scorching from another college or univer- the shipmen and NROTC midship- might to ourselves wherever we may be. Its heat-innuendo sity, or a transcript showing graduation from high school. men will take part in three cruises, is becoming unbearable, especially to those of us who love Also eligible are persons with a namely, Alfa, Bravo and the soothing effect of a winter atmosphere. (Continued on Page Seven) Charlie. These cruises are de- For one thing it is a force of signed to give the middies an opportunity to learn, firsthand, nature, and it's real mighty hard from 0900-2100, daily. However, on Service Strength Up the jobs they are training for to go against it. However, through Monday mornings from 0900-1200, the instinct of self-preservation, in their future careers as naval and on Thursday nights from 1800- and as a palliative, man's ingenuity 7,356 In January officers. has thought of excavating the 2100, the pool is open for the ex- The Armed Forces' total strength The three cruises will involve 44 earth, cement its bottom and sides, clusive use of Base enlisted family at the end of January was ships. Cruise Alfa will be compris- and fill it with fresh water. And groups only. The MARINE POOL 2,788,079, an increase of 7,356 since ed of a squadron of 18 ships, Bravo what happens next? A swimming is open from 1130 to sunset daily, the previous month, the Depart- 12 and Charlie 14. pool is born!-a man-made haven. and from 0900 to sunset on Sun- ment of Defense has announced. Sometime in June, Cruise Alfa, In Guantanamo Bay there are Recruiting and inductions were days and holidays. Authorized after concluding its South Amer- four swimming pools. These pools estimated at 78,818, an increase of users of the pool are Marines, de- ican cruise, will make a two-day are located at the Naval Air Sta- 20,567 from December 1956. This stopover in Guantanamo Bay, tion, Naval Station, Officers' Club pendents of Marines and the visit- included 17,822 inductees, 31,241 before returning to Annapolis. and at the Marine Site. ing fleet personnel. new recruits, 20,513 re-enlistments Likewise, Cruise Bravo, after a As a public service feature the and 9,242 reservists entering active five-day layover in INDIAN has compiled their re- The "0" CLUB POOL, like the the Canal duty. Zone, will anchor out in the spective summer hours and days NAS', promulgates no family The breakdown by services was: harbor before proceeding to of operations for the guidance group schedule. Nevertheless, it is Navy, 16,236 for a total strength Puerto Rico for gunnery exer- of prospective users. open only to Base officers and their of 676,883; Marine Corps, 7,754 for cises. The NAVAL AIR STATION families, American civilians who a total of 199,853; Air Force, POOL is open. from 0930 - 2100, rate "0" club privileges and their 17,645 for a strength of 917,900, Cruise Charlie is tentatively Monday through Sunday. The NA- dependents and, to the officers of and Army, 37,183 for a total of scheduled to visit Canada. This VAL STATION POOL operates the visiting fleet. 993,393. cruise does not include Gtmo Bay. Page two THE INDIAN Saturday, 6 April 1957

'a The INDIAN The Chaplain's Corner That Nasty Person The INDIAN'S mission-to inform and entertain all hands; to serve as a positive factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare and Our Blessed Lord was very fond of nasty people. contentment of personnel. He told so many stories about them. One of the charges the enemies made against Him was that He ate RADM Robert B. Ellis, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, with nasty people and with sinners. Cuba One of the greatest of all the Apostles came to Our Blessed Lord CAPT J. B. Williams, Chief of Staff through hate. EDITORIAL STAFF The lost sheep was put upon the shoulders of the Good Shepherd, and LCDR Kenneth S. Dick ------Officer-Adviser the ninety-nine were left in the field. Editor Gene L. Henderson, JOC ------The lost coin was found and made an occasion for rejoicing, but there Ely U. Orias, J02------Managing Editor was never any party of celebration for the other nine. Don D. Hinton, J03------Staff Reporter The Saviour turns out the buyers and sellers from the Temple and The INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Base in accord- then takes a child upon His knees and says that he will enter the ance with NavExos P35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with Kingdom of Heaven before the wise university professors. non-appropriated funds. Materials marked AFPS may be used by news media provided The announcement of His Incarnation was made to a Virgin; but the announcement credit is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All of His Resurrection from the dead was made to a converted sinner. materials originated by the INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or without credit. Because Our Blessed Lord preferred the nasty people to the nice people, it is very likely that if we could look up into Heaven we should see some sights that would scandalize us. We should say, "Well, how did that woman get there?" or "How did When The Post Office Stood Still! he get in? I knew him when . "

Last week, for six days, the Fleet Post Office stood still. Consequently There will be many in Heaven whom we never expected to see there. Base residents and the Fleet became frantic about the mail situation. The surprises will be numerous. During the impasse the post office telephone rang almost constantly. But the greatest surprise of all will be to find that we are there Some 3,000 calls, some inquiring about and the rest demanding for mail ourselves. distribution, were made. Chaplain Arthur P. Finan The Fleet Post Office personnel were standing by. In fact they themselves became frantic when the day's scheduled incoming mail Episcopal Bishop To Altar - Rosary Society failed to meet the expected hour. As usual outgoing mail was sorted out. Incoming mail, on the other Give Communion To Provide Education hand, became all the more the subject of speculation. Like expectant fathers, FPO telemen James W. Everett, TEC; Charles W. Benway, The Rt. Reverend Hugo Blank- For Cuban Orphan TE1; Joe Barba, TE3; Jim Pridemore, TE3; Ed Paulin, TE3; and Jerry ingship, Episcopal Bishop of Cuba, will be aboard the Base Sunday, Ledford, TESN, began pacing and chain-smoking! The Altar and Rosary Society April 7. He will conduct Episcopal After getting deeply involved with the conduct of an expectant held its monthly meeting Thursday Communion at 1000 in the Chapel, father, an announcement was relayed to them by the local FLAW night, March 28, at the open air and will deliver the message and of mail had to prevail for sometime. The information auditorium on Chapel Hill. At the that miscarriage conduct confirmations and bap- given by FLAW centered on the subject of air logistics. It said that meeting which was preceded by tisms at the 1100 Protestant Serv- planes shuttling between Guantanamo Bay and other points were the recitation of the rosary in uni- ice. There will be a reception espe- thrown off schedule due to shortage of planes as well as flight crew. son, it was decided upon to hold cially for Episcopalians immedi- a day of recollection in May. At Whether or not this situation will continue to disrupt our regular ately after the 1100 Service. Reg- the same meeting a motion was mail channels that we were used to having, nobody knows. However, if ular communion will be held Palm moved and passed upon unanimous- there is someone to blame, don't cast it to our local telemen. They are Sunday. ly that the society would fully care like everyone of us, they too are waiting doing their job, and besides, for the education of a Cuban for mail of their own! orphan. Auditorium) Highlighting the congregation 0930-Leeward Point Calendar Of Events was a skit entitled "The Sick Call" 1100-Divine Worship, Naval Base Saturday, April 6 Chapel Protestant Confirmation Class-Library- presented by Monica and Judy 1900-Fellowship Hour, Chapel Hill 0900 Hogan, and Bobby and Jimmy Auditorium Catholic Catechism Class-Base Chapel- Kuriger. 1000 JEWISH SERVICES Tomorrow Sunday, 7 April 1957 Movie-Teen-Age Club-1980 morning the society Friday: Sunday, April 7 will receive holy communion at the 1900-Naval Base Chapel Altar and Rosary Society Communion and 9:00 o'clock mass which will be CHURCH OF CHRIST CATHOLIC MASSES Breakfast-breakfast at Marine Fam- followed by a breakfast at the Sunday: ily Restaurant-immediately after 0900 0700-Naval Base Chapel Marine 1000-Bible Study, Community Audito- Mass Family Restaurant. All 0900-Naval Base Chapel rium Movie-Officers' Club-2000 Catholic women on the Base are 1230-Naval Base Chapel 1045-Worship Service, Community Au- Monday, April 8 urged to attend. Monday through Friday: ditorium O.E.S. Chapter Meeting-Community Audi- 0645-Naval Base Chapel LATTER DAY SAINTS ditorium Wednesday, April 10 Saturday: Officers' Christian Union-Chapel Hill Sunday: Au- Toastmaster's Club-Officers' Club-1830 0800-Naval Base Chapel ditorium-1900. 1100-Naval Station Library Boy Scout Meeting-Chapel Saturday Confessions at 1700 to 1800 and Catholic Teen-Age Instruction Class-Base Hill Auditori- 1900 to 2000 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Chapel-1900 um-1830 Daily Confessions: Movie-Officers' Club-2000 Sunday: Tuesday, April 9 Immediately preceding the daily Mass Thursday, April 11 1000-Naval Station Library Villamar/Bargo Council-I&E Office-1930 Monday: Little Theater-Community Auditorium- Navy Wives Club-Entertainment - Villa- 1900-Choir Rehearsal CHAPLAINS AT THIS ACTIVITY 1930 mar Lyceum-1880-all members and Wednesday: guests invited. CDR P. R. McPhee, CHC, USN Fleet Reserve Association-Fleet Reserve 1900-Meeting of the Knights of the Felloweraft (Protestant, Naval Base) Room (Comm. Aud.)-2000-Nomina- Club 1078-Community Audi- Altar torium-1980 tions of officers for 1957-58 will be PROTESTANT SERVICES CDR A. P. Finan, CRC, USN held. Jr. Rifle and Pistol Club-Bldg. 27-1930 (Catholic, Naval Station) Movie-CPO Club-2000 Sunday: FRA Auxiliary-Girl Scout Hut-2000- 0930-Sunday School (Base Chapel) LCDR A. C. Budd, CHC, USN Nominations of officers for 1957-58 will Friday, April 12 0930-Adult Bible Class (Chapel Hill (Protestant, Naval Air Station) be held. Stations of the Cross-Base Chapel-1900

4 Saturday, 6 April 1957 THE INDIAN Page Three Sattfrday, 6 April 1951 TIlE INDIAN Page ~Three Public Works Center VU-10 Prop Blast FTG & FTC Bulletin This Week In Naval to two new Since our Commanding Officer, Congratulations The Inter-Command Golf Tour- LTJG's Joe Vanderhoof and Chuck History CAPT Wallin, recently assumed nament ended last Saturday with Barnard. They put on the silver additional duty as Resident Officer the FTG team taking high total Forty-eight years ago today, bars of their new rank this week. Commander Robert in Charge of Construction, we are of 318 points. NAS was second with E. Peary, USN, Both Joe and Chuck have been reached the North Pole; the first happy to announce that ROINCC with us since May of 1956 when 3141. FTG won the Handicap phase with 112 points and the human to stand on top of the goings on will also be they reported aboard from flight news and Hospital was world. With Peary on his success- training. second with 105%. appearing in our weekly column. The FTG team came in second in ful trek was Matthew Henson, an American Negro, and four Es- First, let's have a look at items R. D. Vogel, AD1, is wearing a the scratch phase with 206 points pleased look today, and for good to 209% for NAS. kimos. of interest on the PWC front- reason. His wife, Mary, daughter Peary carried five flags to the Two new arrivals checked in at Our congratulations go to LTJG Christine, and son Larry, arrived North Pole-a small silk U.S. flag, W. F. Myers, Jr., our Utilities Offi- from the states yesterday on the FTG during the past week. James the Navy League flag, the Red A. Anthony, GMC, reported from cer, who just returned from a very JOHNSON. Welcome aboard to the Cross flag, the World's Ensign of FADTC Dam Neck, Va. Anthony nice leave in New York City. We rest of the Vogel family. Liberty and Peace, and the colors has had previous duty on many of Delta Kappa Epsilon. say "very nice" because while there Last week Mrs. Doris Lucas, chips ranging in size from PG's he was married to Miss Maeann wife of L. F. Lucas, AD2, was to BB's. Mrs. Anthony is presently Forty years ago today, the Phelan of that city. We are all operated on at the Naval Base awaiting transportation in Nor- Hospital. Best wishes for a quick folk. Billie S. Jenkins, SK1, re- United States declared war against looking forward to meeting the Germany. During the war, the U.S. recovery Mrs. Lucas. PROP ported from USS NEOSHO (AO- Navy lost 44 ships, Navy and new bride and are happy to wel- BLAST would also like to commend 143). He had previous duty since Marine Corps personnel suffered come LTJG Myers into the the following men who donated 1945 in auxiliary type ships. Leav- 10,521 casualties. "Brown-Baggers Club." blood in her behalf : T. K. Murrin, ing this past week was G. R. Guil- AN, R. J. Lowther, AN, M. J. foyle, ET2, for separation in Jack- Mrs. Patricia Reynolds of the Mann, AN and R. C. Standon, AN. sonville. Forty years ago tomorrow, Maintenance Control Department America's first shot in the war is spending a well-earned week's The sounds of merriment which Big news for the fishermen. against Germany was fired in the vacation in San Juan. She was rent the Windmill Beach Area last There's sailfish in them-thar- harbor of Guam by Marine Cor- accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Saturday, came from the VU-10 waters! An eager group bent on poral Chockie, to stop a cutter Teresa Drumright. Airframes Division picnic. LTJG scientific study, and having a great from the interned German cruiser Ed Devries, Airframes Division yen to catch bigger ones, returned Mr. H. B. Henry, Jr., Director CORMORANT. Officer, reports that the party was Sunday with the following tally: of the Inspection Division of the a complete success and thoroughly boated 1 albacore, lost two lines Maintenance Control Department, enjoyed by all hands present. carried away by fish and one fish to return to the resigned last week lost as it was being hauled in. The PWC Keglers Romp States after almost two years in heartbreaker was a sailfish about Gtmo. He expects to accept a posi- L. T. Plucks May 18 seven feet long that got to within With 3 New Records tion either in Europe or in South ten feet of the boat, only to drop America. A very successful steak the hook. All six people, including The bedlam heard around Build- fry was given in his honor at Pacific' ing For 'South the Admiral, had a good look, too, 1111 on Monday night, March Windmill Beach by his many and will probably be out after him 29 was not due to a "rock and friends of the Maintenance Con- Opening night for the Little roll" session but to a "bowl and Theater's first production of 1957, again this Sunday. trol Department. rock" exhibition put on by the "South Pacific," will be May 18. CAPT Ware has received orders PWC Keystones in the O'Club The Public Works Center wel- for The musical comedy will run as CO NAAS Saufley Field, near Bowling League. The Keystones comed aboard two new employees one week. Pensacola and expects to leave "rocked" last week. Mr. Frank J. Reilly, Jr., the pins for three new Principals in the cast are Jea- Guantanamo in June. CHSHIPCLK a former serviceman stationed on records during the evening. LT neen Kinchen as Nellie, Jim Fowler Harper received orders to report Fred the Base, was employed as Direc- E. Lennox put on an amazing as Emile and Peggy Way as to OPNAV and expects to leave display tor, Material Department, while of skill and steadiness by Bloody Mary. John Benton is the in May. CDR Skadowski at long Mrs. Geraldine V. Holbrook filled posting scores of 216, 205 and director. last finally joined the ranks of 223-a the position of Clerk-Typist in the record 3 game total of 644. those with orders to report to Res- Maintenance Department. "South Pacific," appeared before the American scene in the form FIt at Green Cove Springs, Fla., The high single record fell to Congratulations to Mr. Albert of a record breaking smash hit as Material Officer; tentative de- the PWC team with a 904 total. G. Ewell, Maintenance Control De- in 1948. Mary Martin and Ezio parture set for May. CHUWORD- Mr. C. Blakeman, with a fine 235, partment, who received a promo- Pinza starred in the original TECH Leimas goes to the Central helped in this effort. The Keystones tion last week. Mr. Ewell was Broadway version. Torpedo Office at Newport, R. I., also rocked the pins for a 3-game total record with scores of 904, formerly employed as an Inspector Through the years, in May. We'll miss you all. "South Pa- 851 and 876-2631 pins. Blakeman (Public Work Systems) and has has taken a definite place cific," also aided in this by posting a been promoted to Planner and in show business' "Hall of Fame" 584 total for the evening. Estimator (Electrical). and is slated for motion picture Girl Scout Varieties And now for a look at the RO- production within the next two PWC No. 1 ran into trouble INCC side of the news- years. Set For April 26 against the FTG Damage Control, The local amateur theatrical winning 1 and losing 3 points. A hearty "welcome aboard" to group's undertaking of presenting All Brownie and Girl Scout Their total to date is 21 wins ENS C. S. Gabbard, who joined the "South Pacific," is its most ex- troops of Gtmo will present "The against 23 losses. PWC No. 2 swept ROINCC staff of March 7. Ensign tensive undertaking to date. The Girl Scout Varieties of 1957," Fri- their series with 0-0 Caravella Gabbard, a native of Champaign, Flats Team and now cast is large and the demands for day evening, April 26 at 7:30 p.m. hold down Illinois, has been assigned duty as a technical crew are great. third place in the National League Assistant Resident Officer in The variety show will take place w th a 30 win-14 loss record. Mr. Charge of Construction. According to Evelyn Perdue, in the Chapel Hill auditorium. President of the Little Theater, F. Waski, with a 533, was high We regretfully say goodbye to no definite information is avail- The show will be held for one man for PWC No. 2. Mrs. Gladys Potter who left us to able on tickets at the present time. evening only. Everyone aboard the accept a position with the Naval However, it is hoped that they will Base may attend. Science has produced what all Air Station. We are happy, how- be sold on a reservation basis and ever, to welcome Mrs. Roberta be available at the box office. The show will consist of singing, chemists centuries ago dreamed Johnson, a newcomer to Gtmo, to Watch for further information dancing, skits and a hat fashion of-steel that's worth its weight the ROINCC staff. concerning "South Pacific." show. in gold. " so e

l'age four THE INDIAN Saturday, 6 April 1957 Dial'Zero' But Don't Curse If There's No Quick Answer by Ely U. Orias Before the advent of the telephone in 1876, communications among persons and the exchange between nations of govern- mental and diplomatic notes were done chiefly through pony- express. Due to its 81 years of steady progress, the rapid growth of industrial enterprises, the solution of economic problems and the expeditious arbitration, mediation and con- ciliation of international strifes are, in large measures, at- tributed to the magic and wonder of the telephone. While the need of the telephone and its effectiveness and usefulness to a fast growing community are universally. ac- cepted, isolated discontent and disappointments, on the other hand, are sporadically felt as when the telephone and those who run it are accused of malfunction, and thus, defeating the very purpose for which the telephone was invented. For instance some callers "get nastily hateful" when the number they are dialing is busy. Some go to the extent of "cursing" telephone operators when their calls are not promt- ly attended to. These cases of telephonic malcontent happen everywhere, but in most cases, the pervading causes are not known requires only one operator at a Fleet Camera Party Photo as those things without the realm time and taking into considera- Mrs. Marie Palmer, wife of Chief H. M. Palmer of VU-10, and one of human control! To this end, tion the number of callers daily, of the seven telephone exchange switchboard operators, remains un- Guantanamo Bay is not an ex- toll or otherwise, one with but ruffled by the constant flow of "Zero" callers. With calls all connected ception. a little sense of tolerance and to trunk lines, and earphones and mouthpiece securedly fastened, Mrs. This account of telephone frus- understanding could crystally Palmer sets her own dial which locates, sooner or later, the party trations was emboldened by an visualize the vicissitudes being wanted on the line. Her shift, as well as those of the others', knows incident which happened on the encountered by the telephone ex- nothing about coffee breaks. local circuit lines not too long change office in its effort to ef- ago. According to one of the fectuate a complete and quick takes care of all telephone connec- No. 9 exchange telephone, dial the Base's switchboard operators, a tele-info coverage of the Base. tions from Victory Hill to the Na- operator and give her the number. lady who, "after getting no im- At this juncture it wouldn't be val Air Station, while the remain- To call a No. 8 or No. 9 exchange mediate answer to her dial- amiss to make a pure and telephone from Leeward Point (3 simple ing two trunks are connected to assist ring, became irritably suggestion. To help minimize digit) telephone, dial one of the the Leeward Point. On the other hand, impregnated with deliterious and workload of the office following trunk lines: 200, 201, and con- the toll center undertakes both in- unfounded attack of: 'Are you sequently hasten 202, or 203 and give the operator up information coming and outgoing calls for the enjoying your coffee at this hour service to other the number desired. Lastly unoffi- callers, it is entire Base. These calls include dear or are you just indulging adviseable that cial calls to and from Leeward a prospective those going to or coming from in an unnecessary tete-a-tete caller should first Point shall be kept to a minimum. scan the pages Caimanera, Guantanamo City, Ha- with your fellow operator'?" of the The lines to and from telephone directory for vana and the United States. Leeward Another instance pointing to this the number desired before re- Point are busy constantly from When dialing a number kind of frustration was the man- sorting to the operator's "zero" within 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily. With the same telephone zone gled, and trampled telephone di- number. or trying only two circuits bringing Lee- to get a number from one zone to ward rectory that used to hang by the The telephone exchange on the Point to the inside world, to another, here's the best proce- an LP caller telephone receiver in barracks one Base is located in building 609 has to wait for "quite dure to follow: Exchange telephone a while" on Bay Hill. situated on Sherman Avenue in before his line is con- No. 7 has numbers from 7700 to nected. Here's a word to the wise: If front of the Marine Site. The ex- 7749. Subscribers in this exchange The latest canvass of receivers you dial for information or ring change's switchboard consists of calling numbers within the ex- on the Base amounted to 1,015. from number to number and no 12 incoming trunks and a toll cen- change will dial the number, ex- The operator on day answer is elicited within your time ter. Only five of its seven women shift han- ample 7701 calling 7725 will dial dles an average of 2,500 standards, don't get impatient or switchboard operators actually al- calls 7-7-2-5, etc. Subscribers calling to daily. These calls curse someone or tear up tele- ternate on the board, and while one include in- other exchanges will dial "0" for formation calls, Leeward phone books because, like humans, is on duty she assumes the mul- and the operator, the operator will ex- around-the-Base dial-assist and the telephone thing has its own tifariously titled role of a cashier, tend and connect the call. outside calls. inherent frailties! recorder, acceptor and passer of The day shift also Subscribers from handles an average As a typical example, a child toll calls, informer, etc. The other No. 8 ex- of 30 toll change calling the No. 7 exchange calls daily, might have "playfully" unhooked two operators are exchange super- while the night shift will dial one of the following num- takes to task an average of the receiver that corresponds to visor and intermediate supervisor, 300 bers 8300, 8301, 8483, the operator local the dialed number. As long as this respectively. calls plus an average of 50 will answer the call and complete toll calls. On weekends Fleet receiver remains off the telephone For purposes of dial exchange the connection. Calls from No. 9 sailors hound the telephone ex- clamp, a call is likely to face a the Base is divided into four parts: exchange will dial 9300, 9301, 9483, change, and on pay day nights, blank wall. It might also occur Exchange No. 7 which has its own the operator will answer and com- residents on the Base swarm the that while you are expecting a dial- subsidiary switchboard is located plete the connection. Calls from office for long distance connect- assist, the operator at the moment in the new hospital building, Ex- Leeward Point will continue to dial tions with their loved-ones in the might be passing or accepting a change No. 8, Exchange No. 9 and the Base operator, the Base oper- states. long distance call for a subscriber Leeward Point. ator will then extend the call to First established in 1941 and or that she may be accepting or Of the 12 incoming trunks that the hospital operator who will com- fitted out by the Frederick Snare entering toll payments. And since the main switchboard carries, five plete the connection. To call a Corporation of New York, the toll calls take precedence among are connected to Exchange No. 9 Leeward Point number (3 digit) Base telephone exchange is under all other calls, local calls inextri- which services all telephones from from another Leeward Point num- the military supervision of ENS cably assume lower priority and Victory Hill to Villamar; five of ber (3 digit), dial the number. C. E. Corriher who is at the same thus-delay becomes inevitable. the remaining seven trunks are When calling a Leeward Point time the Naval Station Postal Offi- With a small switchboard that circuited to Exchange No. 8 which number (3 digit) from a No. 8 or dContinued on Page Six) 9 Saturday, 6 April 1957 1119E INDIAN Page Pive

Gtmo Art Group Presents Mural To Gamble Family Welfare. Dental Clinic; Boat Shed, Bay ilTosnsFi oSg Mess Hall Go For Painting Under New Insurance Setup Almost 250,000 servicemen who have not reinstated USGLI and NSLI policies are gambling small premium payments against full protection for their families, according to Defense officials. Under the Survivor Benefits Act (PL 881), members of the Armed Forces carrying WWI or WWII policies on partial or full premium waiver must. voluntarily file VA Form 9-5782 and resume the payments before survivors being prohibited May 1, 1957, or risk adequate pro- by law from receiving the more liberal vision for their dependents, the officials warn. compensation and indemnity pay- able by the Veterans Administra- By means of the "Special Bul- tion under PL 881. letin on Service Life Insurance," The VA requires three weeks which all military personnel to process waiver cancellation signed last December, the De- and application (VA F o r in fense Department and the serv- 9-5782, available in all person- ices notified the estimated 680,- nel offices) for insurance rein- 000 servicemen, eligible to return statement and a similar time to their GI policies to a premium register premium allotments. paying basis, of the May 1 clause This gives reinsurable in the new act. members of the Armed Forces little addi- To date, some 425,000 have filed INDIAN Photo tional time to protect their in- the necessary VA form. Seated left to right are Mrs. Phyllis Wild and Mrs. Charlotte Loring. terests, the officials caution, if they Continuation Standing: Mrs. Gretchen Martin, CAPT R. S. Synder, Commanding Offi- of premium waiver want to give their survivors the after that date cer Dental Clinic, and Mrs. Emilie Evren. The group is in front of the will result, in the maximum benefits of the new event of a serviceman's 'death, in mural which was dedicated and presented to the Dental Clinic, Monday, law. (AFPS) April 1. The art project was undertaken and completed by the Guan- tanamo Bay Art Group. A visitor to the Base Dental Clinic, Naval Station Boat Thomas Resigns SeclVav Post Shed and the Bay Hill Galley these days would probably pause Editor's Note: Last Monday, April 1, the United States Navy and and perhaps think, "Now wait a minute, am I on a Naval the U.S. Marine Corps saw a top-level change of command ceremonies Base or am I in an art school?" when Hon. Charles S. Thomas resigned his job as Secretary of the Navy. Evidence that bears this pseudo- Succeeding him was Hon. Charles S. Gates who has been Undersecretary Base thought out is the mural which personnel are invited to par- of the Navy for the past 3% years. ticipate in this has been completed on the wall of activity. Speaking editorially on the change of command, the Navy Times said Boat Shed in part: the Dental Clinic waiting room, " . . At the change of command ceremonies . . . the Naval another mural hanging in the Dis- At the Boat Shed, A. Slaughter, Establishment mingled a cordial welcome aboard for Mr. Gates with a patcher's office of the Naval Sta- BM3, has created a canvas mural heartfelt well done for Mr. Thomas . . . Mr. Gates has a pleasing tion boat shed, and one that is of past and present Navy ships. bearing, . . . an adroit administrator, and gets along with Congress." presently being painted in the Bay Ships depicted in the mural are Speaking of Mr. Thomas, the Times continued: "Few Secretaries have Hill mess hall. the USF ESSEX, USS DEALEY measured up to Thomas' record. Few men have served the Navy as (DE-1006), Dental Clinic USS MITSCHER (DL- well. or as long . . He first came to the Department in 1942." The mural in the Dental Clinic 2) and USS CONCORD (CL10). Following is a complete text of former Navy Secretary Charles Any interested S. Thomas'.message waiting room is a project of the party may see to the officers and men of the U.S. Navy and the mural during regular the U.S. Marine Guantanamo Bay Art Group. It boat shed Corps upon relinquishment of his SecNav portfolio: working hours. was undertaken with the backing MESSAGE and encouragement of CAPT R. S. Bay Hill Mess Hall Also, at present in the stages Snyder, Commanding Officer of the "Monday, April 1, I- haul down my flag as Secretary of the Navy. of being completed is a mural on Dental Clinic. Serving in that capacity is an honor that has come to few men. In my the walls of the Bay Hill Mess Hall. Dedication of the new mural particular tour I have been privileged to serve while the Navy and Sam Conforto, SN, is the artist. took place on April 1, at 3:00 p.m. Marine Corps have been making the most important and far-reaching The galley mural promises to be Commander Naval Base and Mrs. transition in their history. With their high morale and enterprising one more in a long line of Gtmo leadership the Navy and Marine Corps are moving with R. B. Ellis, attended the dedication attractions. bold imagination ceremonies. Members of the Art into the jet-atomic-missile age. I am firmly convinced that the Navy's Group who presented the mural to tasks have never been more vital than they are today. Not only our CAPT Synder during the dedica- Bootstrap . . own country's future well-being and security but that of the entire tion rites were Charlotte Loring, free world are more dependent on American seapower than they have (Continued Phyllis Wild, Gretchen Martin, from Page One) ever been before. high school equivalency diploma Emilie Evren and Chita Morales. "To those who make the Navy their career may I say that or who complete the high there is school no finer, more satisfying or worthwhile The Guantanamo Bay Art Group level GED tests. career. To those whose naval has been a going concern service is temporary may that you will always remember for about Tuition for military personnel your service two years. Local inhabitants to your country with great satisfaction and pride., have who qualify for aid is $13.50. The had two opportunities to date, "Your new secretary, Mr. Thomas S. Gates, Jr., is to navy will pay $22.50. Tuition for uniquely qualified see the work to serve the Navy in this important office. of this group. One civilians and military personnel His outstanding ,combat career, his long and able service as Undersecretary was an art exhibit at the Library not applying for aid is $36.00. of the Navy insure, that the Navy will have experienced and now the mural. The courses, and able leadership 'in the critical days which carry three which lie ahead. Within the near future, a new semester hours credit each, are "Good luck, good sailing and'godspeed location for a studio for the group taught three nights a week at the to the new Navy and All Hands. will be announced. All interested William T. Sampson school. "Charles S. Thomas" w e Page Six THE INDIAN Saturday, 6 April 1957 r-- Supervisors Assn., Toastmasters Scooter Accident Victim Receives Elect New Officers For The Year Prank Chain Letter From Chicago Recently, the local Supervisor's Association and the Toastmaster's Editor's Note: Chief Carl H. Auman of the Fleet Training Club held elections. Group, who is presently confined at the Base Hospital as a result of Elected president of the Supervisor's for the ensuing term was L. C. a motor scooter accident on July 12, 1956, earlier this week, received Serig of the Naval Air Station. R. H. Work, Public Works Center, and a chain letter from Chicago, Illinois. The letter is quoted hereunder A. J. McGowan, Naval Base, were elected first and second vice presidents, in its entirety: respectively. P. H. Adams of the Naval Station was elected secretary "Dear Sir: and H. L. de Leon, DPPO, was elected treasurer. H. N. Morgan, Public "This chain letter is started by a man like yourself in the hope that Works Center was named sergeant-at-arms. it will bring relief and happiness to tired and working men. Unlike most The newly elected president is chain letters, this does not cost a cent. a charter member of the Associa- "Simply send a copy of this letter to five of your friends who are tion and has held the offices of Dial 'Zero . . actually tired and bored, then bundle up your wife and send her to the first vice president re- man whose name is at the top of the list. You will receive 16,748 women. second and (Continued from Page Four) spectively the past two years. He Some of these are bound to be a hell of an improvement over what you has also been the Guantanamo cer. The seven all-American fe- have had. delegate to the National Supervi- male switchboard operators are "Have faith - do not break this chain. One man did and got his old the past three lady back. sor's Convetnions under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth years. "Tommy Manville B. Chapman. On the maintenance "King Farouk The Supervisor's Association is side, three American male super- "Rubirosa composed of U.S. citizen super- visors oversee 27 Cuban civilians "Joe DiMaggio visors of the Base, all qualifying do repair jobs, lay cables and es- "Cornelius Vanderbilt "Don't send a copy of this letter to Liberace - you may get his as "active" members. Supervisors tablish new phone connections brother George! employed by activities paid from throughout the Base. "P.S. At the time of this writing a friend of mine had 356 women. non-appropriated funds are eligible Two years after the telephone They buried him yesterday and it took the undertaker 36 hours to get for membership as "associate" was invented in 1876 at Boston, the smile off his face!" members. Massachussetts, by Prof. Alex- ander Graham Bell, the first tele- At the meeting held April 1, it phone switchboard for commercial was also voted to accept school service was placed in operation at Naval Base Inst. Defines Manner, teachers and the newly established New Haven, Connecticut with 21 rating of "head" journeyman as subscribers. Those interested in "associate" members. Any of the introducing the Bell telephone to Procedure Of Military Paydays latter categories may contact any public use adopted the permanent A recent NavBase instruction carried informative procedures concern- of the above named officers for policy of leasing telephones instead ing military paydays and payments. additional information. The Super- of selling them and granted li- According to the instruction, all officers and enlisted personnel will visors meet in the Training Office censes to authorized agents. These be paid on the first and the 16th -of each month. In the event that the of the Naval Station the first Mon- licensee agencies gradually devel- first or the 16th falls on a Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday, payday day of every month at 1900. oped into local exchange systems will be held on the next scheduled working day or immediate previous and ultimately into local operating working day as appropriate. TOASTMASTERS' CLUB compares. Four teams of men from the directly C. E. Blakeman of the Public On March 10, 1876, the first Disbursing Office cover all areas of to the payee listed on the pay receipt Works Center was elected presi- complete sentence was transmit- the Base on the scheduled paydays. and not to a second person dent of the Toastmasters Club. ted through telephone by Prof. Time and place that your activity for delivery to the payees. R. A. Kennedy and W. E. Sweet, Bell to his assistant in an ad- is supposed to be paid may be Special payments will be made William T. Sampson School teach- joining room. Prof. Bell phoned: learned by inquiring within your at the Disbursing Office upon pres- ers were elected educational and "Mr. Watson, come here, I want command. entation of a request, approved by administrative vice presidents, re- you." In 1878 the first "long dis- The instruction further stated the payee's Commanding Officer or spectively. tance conversation took place that officers and CPO's will be paid Executive Officer. Only in cases over a line two miles in length L. C. Serig of the Naval Air Sta- first at the head of the pay line, of extreme emergency will special between Cambridge and Boston, monies be approved tion was elected secretary-treas- and all other personnel will be paid for payment Mass. Conversation by telephone in Navy Pay Roll Money List order. on days falling within three work- urer and CWO E. L. Hill of FTC, became possible in 1880 between was named sergeant-at-arms. Personnel being paid will have ing days before or after regular Boston and Providence, R. I. and their identification cards available paydays. Special money payments Installation of officers will be in 1884 between Boston and New held Tuesday, April 16, at a spe- for presentation to the Paying will be made at the following York. The long distance lines Officer. hours, except on days specified cial "Ladies Night" program held reached Chicago in 1892 and in semi-annually. The Navy pay receipt will not above and on legal holidays: 1911 were extended to Denver, be fingerprinted prior to arrival 1000-1100 and 1400-1500 Monday The Toastmaster's Club meets Colorado. Salt Lake City was at the pay table. In the presence through Friday. every Tuesday evening at 1830 at connected with the Eastern Sea- of the Paying Officer, the pay re- the Officers' Club. It is deovted to board in 1913. In 1915 the first ceipt will be clearly fingerprinted the improvement of the spoken transcontinental telephone line with the right index finger. Pay Blind word by active participation in was opened between New York receipts will be prepared in a per- Bogey an San Francisco. table topics, formal speeches and manent type dark ink or with a A blind bogey tournament was speech evaluation. Regular telephone service at the typewriter. It will be signed by the weekly event of the Ladies present time can be obtained be- the individual with a permanent Golf Association. At present, there are several tween the United States and 67 type dark ink. vacancies in the active member- other countries throughout the Checks will be handed personal- Jane Stoecklein placed first in ship and it is hoped that they will world. Any American telephone, ly to the payee in the pay line ex- the nine holes of play, while Mar- be immediately filled. Quota for according the recent reports, may cept in those cases where the Com- garet Pensold and Dot Hilton tied for the. organization is 30 members. be connected with any one of 93 manding Officer of the activity has second. Any officer or U.S. civilian of per cent of all telephones in the designated in writing an individ- In the 18 holes of play Evelyn equivalent rank are eligible. Con- world. Accordingly, Guantanamo ual of the Command to pick up Leach and Edie Ware took first, tact the above officers if further Bay is not dissociated from the and deliver military pay checks. and Bea Kohr and Betty Sweeny information is desired. rest of the world-after all! ! Payments in cash will be made placed second. Saturday, 6 April 1951 /L'INDIAN Page Sevel

Navy Oks 5 Changes "Mrs. U. S. Navy" Contest Held In Abeyance This Year By FRA In Uniform Regulation A report received from the Fleet Reserve Association, spon- sor of "Mrs. U.S. Navy' contest last year, stated that there Five changes in uniform regulations have been approved by will be no such contest this year. The Association, however, the Secretary of the Navy. plans to continue the project in 1958 . Now authorized for wear are a new boilermaker insignia, the musicians lyre by all officers in that field, large medals In announcing the cancellation, FRA officials said that they by enlisted men, the Merchant would continue to assist the Navy and Marine Corps Recruit- Marine WWII Victory Medal, and ing Services in obtaining the best type of American manhood a smaller-sized tie clasp. Basketball Writers, for the two branches of the military. The newly established boiler- Mrs. Beverly maker rating will be similar to Coaches Pick All Star Ellis, "Mrs. U.S. Navy 1956," will continue to the present boilerman specialty hold the title until the summer of 1958, the FRA report said. mark, but will have a wrench AF Dream Team superimposed over the design. Choosing from the wealth of col- Appointees to commissioned lege and professional basketball Work Details Are Chores--Not Fun! grade for temporary service in the stars in the service this year, Navy Music Organization and Armed Forces newspaper editors Warrant Officer Bandmasters are and coaches have selected a "dream now authorized to wear the musi- team"-all of them All Amer- cian's lyre. icans-for all star laurels. Wearing of large medals by EM's FIRST TEAM on dress blues and whites on the Sihugo Green Ft. same occasions as officers will be- Dix, N.J. Tom Gola Ft. Monmouth, come mandatory for CPOs on July N.J. K.C. Jones Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. 1. All petty officers and nonrated Je se Arnelle -- Mitchel AFB, N.Y. men will be wearing medals by Al Ferrari ------Ft. July, 1959. Dix, N.J. SECOND TEAM Added to the lists of awards Darrell Floyd -- Ft. Jackson, S.C. allowed for wear on uniforms is Bob Kessler _ Pensacola NAS, the WWII Merchant Marine Vic- Fla. Dick Boushka Kirtland AFB, N.M. tory Medal, which takes prece- It's pretty Julius McCoy Ft. Knox, Ky. hard to argue seriously that work details are fun. dence over Merchant Marine Ralph Beard - Camp Zama, They are chores, and not designed for entertainment. War Zone bars. Japan Goofing off on a detail is no fun either. There's no enjoyment in A gold, undecorated tie clasp, searching for ways to make it appear as if you're working when long enough to cover the tie, re- Inter-Command you're really not. places the present bar which over- Golf laps the tie. (AFPS) You wind up laboring twice as hard figuring out how to avoid doing Results Before Comm. constructive work. Final and complete results of The best policy is to do the work that's got to be done. All Navy Talent the Inter-Command golf tourna- The work goes easier that way, there's the chance for feeling of ment were not available at press accomplishment when it's finished. Contest Underway time due to decisions pending be- fore the golfing committee. The fourth All-Navy talent con- In the tournament, however, the Off. Avers Navy To test is now underway. The contest following teams placed as such in Recipe is designed to discover, develop total points, gross and net. End Sudden Transfer The following recipe, which has and encourage talent regardless of Total points honors went to the been tested and approved in the former amateur or professional Fleet Training Group, with the Navy salts encrusted with 15 PWC/ROINCC Labs is inserted standing, and is under the sponsor- Naval Air Station and the Naval years or more of continous sea for your consideration and use: ship of the Chief of Naval Per- Station following in respective duty will become a thing of the sonnel. order. "PRESERVED CHILDREN" past under the new "Seavey" NAS took first in gross followed pro- Persons eligible to participate Take: 1 large field-_12 dozen chil- by FTG. The Naval Station took gram, a high Navy officer said. in the contest are all naval per- dren (small) sonnel on active duty for more third. In a lecture at the station thea- 2 or 3 small dogs-1 pinch than 90 days, provided no cogent Fleet Training Group placed first ter in Iwakuni, Japan, CAPT E. B. of brook military reason exists to prevent in net with Hospital and the Naval Rittenhouse, Pacific Fleet person- a few pebbles such participation. Coast Guard Air Station placing second and nel officer, said further and Marine Corps personnel are third. that the "Mix children .and dogs well to- also invited to participate in this The past Wednesday, April 3, new rotation system will abolish gether. Put on field, stirring con- Fourth All-Navy talent contest. qualifying rounds for the Men's fears of sudden transfer for the stantly. Pour brook over pebbles. Fleet personnel may elect to par- Club Championship began. The Navy's petty officers and their Sprinkle field with flowers, spread preliminaries will last through over all a blue sky. Bake ticipate in either ashore or afloat commanding officers. in the competitions but not in both. April 10. sun. When brown, set away to cool The matches begin on April 11, "Seavy," short for Sea Duty in. a bath tub." Locally interested parties are with an entry fee of $1.00. Survey, is scheduled to begin its We guarantee urged to good results- ev- submit their names to Rules of tournament play are first phase in October. It is de- the Naval ery time. Station Special Services posted in the clubhouse. It is anti- signed to correct the inequities im- Office today. cipated that there will be at least posed by the old system of multiple eight flights in this year's tourney. waiting Upon receipt of all the names, lists for preferred service, When a Newigton, Conn., man It is assured that there will be and to provide career petty officers each person will be contacted in volunteered to serve as a Spanish flights for every type golfer. Sign with a rotation progam similar to interpreter in court reference to details of the actual he had to be up for the tournament at the club- that of commissioned officers, the relieved of his duty on a tech- contest. house pro shop. Navy explained. nicality. He couldn't speak English. 4 Saturday,,d April 1951 TH 1ND AN Navy-BPPO-10OND--Guanta namo Saturday, d April 195'? TH~ INDI IN Navy-BPPO-lOND-Guantsnamo Cinema - Scoop WGBY Television Program Book -Nook Saturday, April 6 8:00 Comedy Hour 6:15 Jonnathan Winters by Don Hinton 9:00 Loretta Young 6 :30 People's Choice 1:00 Circus Time by Pete Miccuci- "Giant" has proved so popular 2:00 Captain Gallant 9:30 What's My Line 7:00 English 2:30 You Are There 10:00 Chevy Hour 7:30 I've Got A Secret aboard the Base, that it will be 8:00 Bowling Of the new fiction books, Ernest 3:00 Big Picture Monday, April 8 shown again at the Naval Station 3:30 Buccaneers 8:30 Damon Runyon Gann, author of "THE HIGH AND 5:30 December Bride Lyceum tomorrow night. It will be 4:00 Ted Mack 9:00 Godfrey and Hie Friends THE MIGHTY" has written a 6:00 News Parade 5:00 Gay Buckaroo 10:00 Kraft TV The: er the only lyceum running it for the 6:15 Eddie Fisher superb new novel of the sea, 6:00 Beat the Clock Thursday, April 11 second time. Also, the picture will 6:30 Burns and Allen "TWILIGHT OF THE GODS." It 6:30 $64,000 Question 5:30 Poixa Time 7:00 History start at 7:30 p.m. Comment has 7:00 English 6:00 News Parade is the story of the barquentine, 7:30 Talent Scouts quite diversified about the 7:30 Hit Parade 6:15 Perry Como Cannibal, and the passengers and been 8:00 I Love Lucy 8:00 Jackie Gleason 6:30 Truth or Consequences movie, both bad and good. I agree 8:30 Highway Patrol 1:rew Of her most tempestuous 9:00 Medic 7:00 History with the critics who panned James 9:00 Cameo Theatre voyage. The voyage of the Cannibal 9:30 OhI Susana 7:30 Bob Cummings 9:30 Omnibus Dean, how he rated an "Oscar" 10:00 Shower of Stars 8:00 Playhouse of Stars becomes an intensely moving story nomination with that performance Sunday, April 7 Tuesday, April 9 8:30 This Is Your Life of heroin and disaster, with a I'll never know. All in all, however, 5:30 Meet Millie 9:00 Medical Horizons reat climax. Truly a tr mendous 1:00 Big Top 9:30 Abbott and Costello 0 2:00 Look Up 6:00 News Parade an excellent motion picture. and Live 10:00 Climax reading experience. 2:30 Roy Rogers 6:15 Bob Crosby Bits . . . Presley's making an- Friday, April 12 3:00 Victory At Sea 6:30 Big Story "THE WONDERFUL WAY" by said . . . "Silk 5:30 Mama other movie, 'nuf 3:30. Lassie 7:00 Algebra 6:00 News Parade Frank A. Clarvoe, tells with dig- Stockings" is rumored to be the 4:00 Harry 7:30 Phil Silvers Owens 6:15 Eddie Fisher nity and sincerity the story. of a in 4:30 Two For the Money 8:00 4 Star Playhouse greatest to come from MGM 6:30 Life of Riley man and 5:00 Zoo Parade 8:30 Red Skelton how he came to the many a moon, Cyd Charisse and 7:00 Algebra 5:30 News 9:00 Caesar Hour ministry to seek rather than . to . . Man 7:30 Johnny Carson Fred Astaire star . "Old 5:45 Ind. On Parade 10:00 Warner Brothers 8:00 Crusader give, and how he found himself a and the Sea" originally slated for 6:00 Dollar A Second Presents 8:30 Appointment With man and began to find the true 6:30 Masquerade 1957 release has run into produc- Party Wednesday, April 10 Adventure 7:00 George Gobel meaning of his ministry. tion difficulties and won't be seen 5:30 People Are Funny 9:00 Boxing 7:30 Private Secretary Previously reviewed, but still 6:00 News Parade 10:00 Goodyear TV Playhouse until early 1958. strongly recommended, Ma r ian Studios have Hecht-Lancaster Anderson's autobiography "MY announced that Rita Hayworth will LORD, WHAT A MORNING" is Leigh in "Separate Up And Down replace Vivien something like her well known based on the Ter- Tables," a film effortless-voice, inspiring and deep- rance Rattigan play. This was a Saturday, April 6 The 48 ly moving. The book expresses surprise. The picture will begin NavSta-Halliday Brand-87 min. A cleaning man left a Rockaway Miss Anderson's warm and rever- shooting in November of this year. NAS-Tomahawk Trail-89 min. Beach, New York, ent approach to living and to Three Violent People (Para., in Mar. Site-Great American Pastime- bank open over a weekend and nobody music. The late Toscanini has said color) stars Anne Baxter and 101 min. took a dime. Villa.-World Without End-96 min. Eyebrows met that a voice like hers happens only Charlton Heston in a soap opera hairlines in De- Lwd. Pt.-Hold Back the Night-99 min. troit when the once in a hundred years. type western. Miss B. is trying to property tax bul- Sunday, April 7 Non-fiction honors this week go she letin went out announcing the cover up a shady past while NavSta-Giant-198 min. (starts at county tax rate as $7,353 per definitely to "THE CAUSE OF hooks Heston and his Texas ranch. 7:30 p.m.) $1,000. Then JAPAN" by ToGo Shigenor. This Tom Tryon plays Heston's young- NAS-Halliday Brand they found the com- Profane- ma should have been is the first authoritative statement er brother and is the outstanding Mar. Site-Proud and the a period. 111 min. in English of the Japanese case in the movie. A good west- Less than an hour after a Shel- feature Villa.-Great American Pastime in the diplomatic struggle which ern if you have a hankering to Lwd. Pt.-World Without End burne, Mass., tree warden con- vinced preceded the attack on Pearl Har- see horses and Stella Dallas all Monday, April 8 the Town Meeting his salary should be raised bor. It contains a fascinating rolled into one. NavSta-Bold and the Brave-99 min. from $200 to $500 chronicle of the final -weeks and not go NAS-Shadow of the Eagle-100 min. a year, he was defeated for re- Nightfall (Col.), will days of the war. ToGo's is one down in history, but will be en- Mar. Site-Tomahawk Trail election. N illa.-Proud and the Profane man's version of the origins and suspense movie. Birmingham, joyed as a good Lwd. Pt.-Great American Pastime Mich., police spent causes of the Pacific War. It will plays a fugitive in a two weeks searching Aldo Ray Tuesday, April 9 for someone interest everyone who wants a full which I am not going to they dubbed the story NavSta-Three Violent People-112 min. "mad denter" understanding of that great and since it's not fair, especial- NAS-Bold and the Brave after residents reveal reported a rash tragic chapter in modern history. ly when you are seeing a thriller Mar. Site-Halliday Brand of car fender denting during the For reference, "HOW. TO EN- such as this. Anne Bancroft is Villa.-Tomahawk Trail night. The search Lwd. Pt.-Proud and the Profane was finally JOY GOOD HEALTH" edited by co-starred. Ray turns in an effec- abandoned when a police Wednesday, April 10 official Cyril Solomon, M. D., and Brooks tive performance in this flick which decided the "mad NavSta-Nightfall-93 min. denter" prob- Roberts. In this authoritative book, overcomes a couple of disadvan- ably was one NAS-Three Violent People of the city's snow- 67 eminent physicians give you tages and becomes downright ef- Mar. Site-Shadow of the Eagle plows. basic information on how to feel fective. Villa.-Halliday Brand Lwd. Pt.-Tomahawk Trail well, live well and stay well. Brand (U.A.), is a good Poise Halliday Thursday, April 11 is the art of raising the "FASTEN YOUR SEAT the background deal- eyebrows instead of the roof. western with NavSta-Rock Around the Clock-108 min. BELTS," a new album of car- ing between the conflict of a father NAS-Nightfall Common sense gets a lot of toons by Ted Key, creator of and son. Joseph Cotten and Viveca Mar. Site-Bold and the Brave credit that belongs to cold feet. "HAZEL" is guaranteed to un- Lindfors are starred. Ward Bond Villa.-Shadow of the Eagle Lwd. Pt.-Halliday Brand Exercise kills germs but the snap the most callous nerve and and Betsy Blair are featured. En- Friday, April 12 trick is to get the darn things to bring moments of joy to all. joyable entertainment for you exercise. NavSta-7th Cavalry-92 min. Saturday night western fans. NAS-Rock Around the Clock FROM: The 7th Cavalry (Col., in color), Mar. Site-Three Violent People aftermath of Cus- Villa.-Bold and the Brave deals with the 3 cent ter's last stand. Randolph Scott and Lwd. Pt.-Shadow of the Eagle Barbara Hale are starred. In would stamp be an understatement to say that Rock Around the Clock (Col.) this was typical Randy Scott west- . Johnny Johnston and Bill ern material. I'll give it a fair Haley and the Comets . . . EEE- rating, but then with my opinion EEEEEGAD! ! !, not that again! TO: of-Scott- wonder at that. Bold and the Brave (RKO) . . Send Re-runs: Mickey Rooney and Wendell Corey Shadow of the Eagle (U.A.) . . . WWII drama . . . something THE INDIAN Richard Greene and Valentina Cor- mediocre made good by Rooney's tesa. costume drama. poor! acting! Home 9