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Vol. VI, No. 66 U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 9 October 1954 PO Promotions Hinge Parents, Teachers Meet Hurricane 'Hazel' Still Flirts With GTMO On Final Multiples In New School Auditorum Condition THREE In Effect Late last week, Mr. & Mrs. Guantanamo Bay had their first big A near capacity crowd of 300 hurricane With the coming of October, per- scare of the year as the eighth whirling lady of the year, parents and teachers filled the new Hurricane "Hazel" began blowing her way towards the Naval Base here. sonnel of the Naval Base who open-air assembly hall of the Naval participated in the Fleet-Wide ex- Then, Thursday, mid-morning, "Hazel" veered off her predicted course Base School during the second and headed west on a course in aminations for advancement in Parent-Teachers Association meet- direction of Venezuela while rating, are beginning to "sweat ing Tuesday. Guest speaker was New Daftaw Sught the the results. Although no de- New raft Law Sought residents of Guantanamo Bay out" Chaplain M. 0. Stephenson who breathed a sigh finite date when the results will of relief in rela- delivered an address on "The Im- weather. be received is available, it is ex- portance of Character Building of By SecretaryBy "of DefnseDefensenormal First word of Hurricane "Hazel" pected that the results will arrive the Child." here in early November with the Washington (RFPS) - Defense was received early Wednesday new rates becoming effective 16 Following the address by Chap- Secretary Charles E. Wilson told morning, and immediate action was Nov. or on the date of receipt. lain Stephenson, the regular busi- his press conference recently that taken as commands and communi- ness meeting was held, and the only he hopes to have a new draft law nations were alerted to be ready One of the biggest questions in subject that was brought before the by April the minds of many who took the 1, 1955. The present law to set Hurricane Condition THREE. association was on the question of will expire June 30, 1955. "Hazel" was first sighted by a test is, "Will I get a quota?" The ing the coming 1955 GTMO Car- quota system, which is based upon The problem is under study, he Naval reconnaissance flight just 75 a carnival booth for the PTA dur- said, and he expects officials to miles off the coast of Trinidad. a final multiple score earned by nival. begin the individual, is set up so that drafting proposed legisla- After three warnings had been re- when the quota of men to be ad- To round out the evening a pro- tion within the next 30 to 60 days. ceived and a course could be plot- He vanced is not large enough to ac- gram of very enjoyable entertain- hopes it will contain a system ted, it seemed very probable that commodate ment was presented by the teach- which will strengthen the reserve Hazel would hit Guantanamo Bay. all eligible personnel, forces by providing for compulsory the final multiple score and not ers. Mrs. E. H. Beiland and Mrs. As the whirling lady progressed, the test alone decides which men J. Armbruster sang a duet, "Trees" service. it picked up speed changing its will be advanced. followed by a laugh raising and The country, Mr. Wilson said, pace from.13 knots and hour te must face up to the need for. a 15 knots and later to 16. Its bre- The computation of final mul- side splitting comedy skit entitled "School Days". stronger reserve. "I don't think adth spread, and Wednesday night, tiple is based upon a set formula anyone would want to say you at 1800, as it covered a width of throughout the fleet. The inspiring highlight of the have got to keep 10 divisions of over 150 miles with 80 knot winds, The first factor in calculating the evening, however, was Chaplain extra . men in the active service Hurricane Condition THREE was final multiple is the test score Stephenson's address. Stressing for two years just because we set on the Naval Base. All base itself. To be advanced, the candi- strong character developement haven't got any decent reserve commands were notified by Coi- date must pass the test. Even if through the combined efforts of plan," he explained. This would be manner, Naval Base, to cancel all awards, honors, time in service and school, home, and church, Chaplain "the dumb way of doing it," he liberty and begin preliminary pre- time in pay grade give the candi- Stephenson said, "Our attitude to- added. cautions - still continuing with date a high multiple, he must pass ward authority, diety, and honesty Plans for universal military normal routine. the best before he can be advanced. will be transmitted to our boys training were discounted by the Late Wednesday night, another Added to the test score (the and girls through indirect indoc- Secretary for use at this time. warning was received, and Hazel test being graded on a 0-80 basis trination at home and school, af- He said he saw no reason to wor- was still picking up speed and by the U.S. Naval Examining Cen- fecting their behavior, and, if given ry about training everybody for heading strong for Guantanamo ter) is the total active service in in a wholesome, kind, and loving six months when everybody was Bay. Meanwhile, precautionary years, multiplied by two. However, manner, will help build and mold needed for a two-year period. operations on the base continued. a maximum of 40 multiple points, the character." Secretary Wilson noted that the Early Thursday morning, Hur- or 20 years service has been set. business of rearming Germany and ricane warning No. 7 was received, Continuous service is not required During the business meeting, President of the PTA, LT T. H. holding Europe is hard to ap- and it looked bad for the base. Therefore, broken service is count praise. "Unless the people of Eu- Hazel still had not veered from ed in all computations. Cushman presented the proposal for sponsoring a PTA booth at the rope take a realistic look at the her straight and steady course and Candidates also receive multiple 1955 GTMO Carnival. A majority problems they face," he said, "I had gained speed and higher winds. credit for their service in the don't think there is anything we vote in favor of the booth followed, It looked almost as if Hurricane present pay grade with a maximum and LT D. J. Murphy was appoint- can do to hold Europe. The Eu- Condition TWO BAKER would be credit of 10 points. Since the num- ed to head the committee. ropeans have to want to hold their set and that evacuation to shelter ber of years in the pay grade is own countries and keep them free." might have to begin by yesterday multiplied by two, the maximum The attendance registration ban- morning. number of years that can be con- ner and first prize was won for St Thursday morning at 1000, how- sidered as multiple credit is five. the second time in succession by NewNewEnl Enlstmnent set olcSt ever, the outlook for Guantanamo Besides this, service prior to reduc- Mrs. H. P. McNeil's Nursery School PolicySe Bay in the path of onrushing Hazel class. Mrs. Phillip Dunmire's 1st tion in rating, for any reason, may a turn for the better as be counted in all computations. grade c 1 a s s and Mrs. R. P. FortookF orNavyReseves warning 7Able was received. Hazel Finally, candidates for advance- Schuler's 2nd grade class won sec- Washington (AFPS)-The Navy had lost speed, and her position ment in rating receive credit for ond and third place respectively. has annuonced new policies govern- was a considerable distance south certain service awards up to the ing the enlistment and re-enlist- of the estimated position at the maximum of 20 points. ment in the regular Navy of Navy time. Hurricane Condition THREE To show how it all works, take Reserve EM now on active duty. was still held in effect pending three examples, Freddie Furshlug- NavBase Receives Thanks These new policies-outlined in Frher warning. giner, Pete Potrzebie, and Joe BuPers Instruction 1130.4A, Sept. Fia onnHriae"a Jones who all took the examination For Salvation Army Donation 16-apply to EM on active duty zel" was moving on a West North- for advancement in rating to with theest course in the Caribbean sea. Boatswain Mate Second Class. The meant or in training and adminis- According to reports received from computation of their final multiples Recently, RADM Edmund B. trative billets with the Naval Re- Navy Radio in San Juan, the storm was as follows: serve organization (TAD). Taylor, Commander, Naval Base was estimated to be located at 14.1 Freddie Furshlugginer The instruction authorizes com- North, 72.4 West, moving at about Examination Score ------40 received a thank you and acknowl- mending officers to discharge EM, 10 knots with winds of 100 knots Total Active Service Credit, 18 edgement letter from Major Tobias now serving on active duty, for within 50 miles of the center. All years ------36 Martinez of the Cuban Salvation purpose of immediate enlistment figures, however, were estimates, Service in Pay Grade Credit, Army thanking the naval base here or re-enlistment in the regular and Hurricane Condition THREE 7 years ------10 Navy. was still held in effect on the Nay- Award Credits ------106 for their contribution. In addition the instruction out- al Base pending the time that it Pete Potrzebie The contribution which was made lines the procedures for the Would not be at all possible for Examination Score ------75 changeover of EM serving in Hazel to hit Guantanamo Bay. to the Cuban Salvation Army was Total Active Service Credit, 6 critical rates; non-critical rates; All Base personnel are reminded years ------12 another project of the Naval Base and those who have participated again that Hurricane Condition (Continued on Page Five) Community Fund. in servicewide examinations. THREE is still in effect.

9. rG .r Pa@ Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 9 October 1954 WGBY Hi-Lites Hospital Notes

y g g by R. P. Campanozzi, HM2 The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve Several changes in programing Heirport News Sunday, 10 October 1954 as a positive factor in promoting are slated to take place this week. The Stork is currently enjoying the efficiency, welfare, and content- Most of these changes occur on a spell of leisure. Only two births Catholic Masses ment of personnel. Saturday's schedule. The most are recorded for this week. Two 0700-Naval Base Chapel notable of these are: little ladies are added to the 0900-Naval Editorial Office, U. S. Naval Base "Meet Corliss Archer," with GTMO Birth Parade. They are; Base Chapel Special Services Department Daily Mass - 0630 Fleet Recreation Center Corliss and her stalwart beaux, Margaret Susanne born to RM1 Telephone 9-615 Dexter romping about in their and Mrs. Jessie Carroll and Joan Confessions: Saturda y, 1730 - juvenile vale of troubles, replacing Marie to SN and Mrs. Arlene Saturday, 9 October 1954 1800; 1930 - 2015, Confessions the current favorite, "The Six Brown. are not heard before Mass on U. S. NAVAL BASE Shooter" at 11:00 P.M. Arrivals Sunday. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba "Ozzie and Harriet", with all the Welcome aboard to LT Samuel Protestant Services RADM Edmund B. Taylor Nelsons and their neighbor, Mr. Commander L. Moschella, (MC), USN who Sunday: 0930-Sunday School CAPT G. M. Holley Thornberry (Old Thorny) return comes to us from USNH, St. Chief of Staff to show us what nice neighbors we Albans, New York. A graduate of 1000-Adult Bible Class U. S. NAVAL STATION have in a program designed as Tufts Medical College and a mem- 1100-Divine Worship Guantanamo Bay, Cuba easy listening for all the family. ber of the American Board of 1930-Christian Fellow- CAPT William R. Caruthers, USN By filling in the 2:30 P.M. spot Commanding Officer Dermatology and Syphilology, Dr. ship they move "My Friend Irma" and Moschella will assume the duties Editorial Staff Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week her cronies to the 8:30 P.M. posi- of Dermatologist in relieving Dr. LT E. A. Sandness- . .Officer-Advisor tion retiring "The Phil Harris/ Prayer H. E. Davis, JOC------Editor J. S. Strauss who is scheduled for H. L. Sisoon, JOI------News Alice Faye Show." separation from the service. Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal Jerry Lewis, J03------Features During the week "Fibber McGee Reporting aboard on 29 Sep. Jewish Services F. L. Cannon, JOSN----Photographer D. C. Roberts, JOSN - Reporter and Molly" return to the airwaves were: Morris Gordon HM1, Phar- Friday: 1900-Naval Base Chapel at 10:15 A.M. "Lum and Abner" macy Technician; Walt Gritt HM1, THE INDIAN is published weekly at move over as we reside briefly at X-Ray Technician; Arthur Rapine Chaplains at this Activity the Naval Station in accordance with CDR M. 0. Stephenson, NavExos P-35, Revised Nov. 1945, and 79 Wistful Vista daily with Jim HN, Neuropsychiatry Technician; CHC, .USN financed with non-appropriated funds. and Marian Jordan in the roles and Arthur Shaw HN, Operating (Protestant) THE INDIAN is a member of the Armed they made famous. Fibber is in Room Technician. We LCDR Forces Press Service, and AFPS material are happy W. J. Spinney, CHC, USN appearing herein must not be reproduced trouble as usual, but the ever to have you join us. (Catholic) without written permission. Local news dependable Molly is always there Golf Tournament Ends may be re-printed provided credit is given to help. to THE INDIAN. Our Hospital Golf Ringer Tour- All photographs are official U. S. Nay' A new musical show makes it's ney came to a dramatic end last The Chaplain's Corner photos unless otherwise credited. debut on Sunday at 5:30 P.M. week in what proved to be a heated "Treasury Bandstand," with music contest throughout. Players were in the popular vein, will feature The law governing all our rela- An Editorial. designated to separate flights ac- tionship with God is love, and love such big name bands as Xavier cording to handicaps. Winner of Cugat, Ziggy Elman, R a 1 p h is generous. It knows no logic. It the 1st Flight is T. G. Byrne HMC, overcomes every difficulty. We love Flanagan, Claude Thornhill, Artie placing second is Joe Kelley HN. You And Navy PlO Shaw, and many more. "America's God. We're His, body and soul. Our Skipper, CAPT T. I. Moe is Our every breath is dedicated free- Music" bows to this new program champion of the 2nd Flight, fol- which ly to His honor and glory. And Do promises pleasant Sunday lowed by Bill Filer HN. Bob Have you seen any news? afternoon listening. we love Him because He has first you know any news? Are you Toland finally edged ahead in the loved "Theatre us. Did He create us so that news? Guild on the Air" this "nip and tuck" 3rd Flight, and we might love week will present Him? Yes, but it's If a complete ex- second place resulted in a tie be- just as true to you can answer yes to any of pose' of the trial of Joseph tween say that He created these questions, you can assist the Cardinal our Exec. CDR J. B. Mac- us so that He might love us. "The Mindsezntly in a tense drama Navy Public Information, more based Gregor and Charlie Brewer YN3. Spirit that dwells in you covets on a series of New York Herald 4th Flight commonly known as honors go to Bill Dwyer unto jealousy," says the Bible. PIO. However, Tribune articles by Hanna and HM2 with Landes Jensen, HM3 many people have the wrong pic- Laszlo Imagine! That God should be Sulner, Hungarian hand- runner-up. The colorful Women's jealous of our ture of PIO. Immediately, when writing experts love, that He should they hear PIO, they think of home- who were unwit- Flight was dominated by Mrs. be hurt by our least turning from ting accomplices in the trumped North. Second place laurels go to Him. town releases and station papers. up conviction releases and sta- of the prelate. Anne Mrs. F. M. Bryan. If we think of ourselves But hometown Baxter and Joseph as lovers tion papers are only part of the Cotton will star Prizes will be distributed soon. of God, it simplifies everything. in "Trial by Forgery" by Bernard The tournament was surely a suc- Just as an earthly Public Information program. Let's C. Schoenfield. lover is anxious take a look and see why the Navy cessful one and we are certain to be with his beloved, just there will as he has set up this program. Consult your daily Papoose for be future tourneys. Ap- comes with flowers in his hand any other preciation is extended to Jerry First of all, Public Information changes in the schedule or with candy under his arm, or of programs presented daily over Byrne and Slugs Mayernick who with theatre is set up to satisfy the American devoted tickets in his pocket, WGBY, 1450 on your radio dial. off time in planning and so we seek out our eternal Beloved public's justifiable interest in the official scoring. Navy. In this respect, they want . . . . Good Listening. . and sit contented in His presence; to know more than what sons and Lobster Party we gather together bouquets of daughters are in the Navy. They Navy are doing a good job. The lobster party held at Wind- preyers and self-denial, and place want to know where they are doing mill Beach last Sunday was a our spiritual readings in His lap Finally, Navy PIO was planned for His it, why they are doing it, and how to develop stellar event with Charlie Brewer blessing. an "espirit de corps" This love they are doing it. John Q. Public within the Naval playing host. The affair was high- isn't made of slush establishment and soft-soap. likes to be informed of his navy which will reflect lighted when most of the guests It's not soft. It's credit to the a brilliant steely conviction and its progress. This is a job of service. Here, news chose to eat hamburgers rather with releases to the quality of a diamond. Navy PIO. commercial dailies, magazines than lobster. A brief testimonial It strikes as sparks from the soul. I Secondly, Navy PIO has been set well as station papers and Navy was given to ENS W. L. Long, who think of up to obtain for the personnel of recently received his commission. the love that exists among the publications, present to the public members the Navy and Marine Corps public and of a family, a sort of to the men of the Navy, items, intense loyalty, recognition commensurate w i t h personalities, that comes to the and articles that force in every emergency, their accomplishments. Here Navy make a man feel that he is doing proving PIO tells the public and members the old observation that blood's a good job, that his ship is the thicker than water. of the Navy and other armed forces best in the Fleet, and that his The real love of what sailors are doing, but in a Navy is the best God has some- in the world. A thing heroic about slightly different respect than that man cannot it, and yet it is take pride in his ship, a stubborn heroism. It's in the public interest aspect. It tells work, or Navy if every the sort once in a that never gives in to them what training a man under- while he does not receive a good weariness in well doing, that never omits goes, how he does his job, and "pat on the back." Navy a PIO boosts visit to the Chapel in spite of head- what it takes to do such a job, morale and "espirit de corps" in aches giving the man that and fatigue, that puts up is doing it this respect. patiently full credit for his work and ac- with the maddening Besides this, you are part of the monotony of daily routine. complishments. Navy's PIO program. There Your ap- is nothing soft about such a devo- pearance, your courtesey The third aspect and job of Navy when ANt5PEFE'LL L tion to God's interest. And yet this ashore, and your ~y PIO is to foster a sustained public conduct reflects love stands at the top of all the interest not on you, but on the in the Navy and a public Navy. You virtues. It's the head, as it were, awareness of the Navy's role with- don't necessarily have to go on on which the others depend liberty singing and in the Department of Defense. "Anchors Aweigh" towards which they all look or fighting any for John Q. Public sees ships, sailors, man who says your direction. Everything yields to love. and Naval installations ship is an old tub. Boss: "You're 20 minutes late all over the Just take pride More than that, when love's gone, world. If he is informed of the in yourself, in your job, and in again. Don't you know what time our soul is dead. "whys" of these installations and your Navy. You are worth 10,000 we start work at this factory?" sailors, he is more satisfied that pictures, and a picture is worth New Employee: "No, sir, they're W. J. Spinney the Department of Defense and the 10,000 words. always at it when I get here?" LCDR, CHC, USN e a a Saturday 9 October 1954 THEJ INDIAN Page Three ,aums9 coe'16 H~ID What You Can Do About Fires

Fire emergencies occur by the thousand every day, and there is no question about the fact that big fires are terrifying. Even though only professional fire fighters know how to handle big big fires, every citizen should be prepared to put out a little fire safely preventing a larger fire and larger disaster. Your turn may be just around the corner, so why not be prepared to meet fire when it does happen. "Three Angels" Rehearsal, WHAT TO DO WHEN FIRE IS ax' DISCOVERED send someone to call the Production Continues fire dprmn.Then, if the fire is not already beyond control, do The production staff of "My what you can to put it out. Many Three Angels", Little Theatre play a "first aid" fire fighter has been scheduled to open November 30, able to put out, or at least control met Tuesday night at the Com- a fire that looked quite big. But munity Center for progress re- the fire department should always ports and further assignment of be called, even if it is only to work plans. Producer Lee Douglas make sure you really have put the and Stage Managers George fire out. Get the habit of noticing First Prize Hodges and Jim Cheek stressed where alarm boxes are located and R. R. Stanis, PH3 Second Prize the need for additional help in reading the directions on them. By G. E. J. Messnier, P113 construction of the set. All person- doing this, no time will be wasted nel, with or without experience, in if a fire surprises you someday. backstage work are urged to come out to the next regular meeting WHA A YU OT P of Little Theatre set for October 12 at 8:00 P.M. at Community Fire depends on three factors. Center. It must have a substance that will Additional understudies for the burn, enough heat, and enough cast are also needed and persons oxygen. Remove any one of these interested in theatrical experience three factors, and you put out are requested to attend the above the fire. meeting also. A substance that will burn can Rehearsals resumed this week on sometimes be removed from a fire, Monday, Wednesday and Friday but most fires have to be extin- after a two-week break while di- gushed by reducing the heat or rector Allan Wagner was on leave. by cutting off oxygen. Applicants are still needed for the To reduce the heat, water or role of "Adolphe". water containing chemicals should be used. To cut off oxygen-which is the same as smothering-drafts Copyrights Ban and.theuppl of air should be To fight frsin ordinary ma- A~Q teriala such as paper, wood, cloth, 'Fanny' On excelsior, etc-which fire protect tion experts call "Class A" fires- Third Prize Third Prize cooling is more effective that L. G. Douglas, PHAN V. H. McFann, PH3 Add another variety musical to smothering. the list of three that have been Burning liquids; oils, paints, var- banned from WGBY's air waves. dishes, etc., can be fought most The new Broadway production, successfully by smothering. These Fleet Camera Party Conducts Training Photo Contest "Fanny" has been struck from the "Class B" fires have been fought files by special dispatch received very successfully with chemical Recently, personnel of Fleet Camera Party were seen very busily at WGBY last Wednesday. The foam such as used by the Navy in clicking shutters, developing negatives, and printing shots of each other. four shows are "Can Can", combating aircraft fires. Although it may have looked as such, it was not done "just to pass the "Kismet", "Pyjama Game" and There is a third type of fire time of day." It was all part of Fleet Camera Party's day-to-day train- now, "Fanny". known as a "Class C" fire. This ing program. This time, however, to add incentive and the element of Such titles as "Retless Heart", is a fire in live electrical equipment competition into turning out better pictures, Chief Photographer H. L. "Why Be Afraid To Dance", "Never such as a motors, switchboards, Wise conceived the idea of a department photo contest. Too Late For Love" and 16 others or other wiring systems. Water on The contest began officially 21 from the show will not be heard at fires of this type, except in the Sep. and closed 4 Oct. The only anytime over the air. If you hap- fine mist produced by certain spe- limitations were that of size of pen to hear an intro to a song daily designed nozzels, is danger- the picture and subject to be taken HOT AIR during a transcribed show and then ous both because it may cause and also that each man do all his hear something entirely different a shock to the fire-fighter and own work. All shots were to be when the music starts, you will may also damage the electrical printed on 8 x 10 glossy paper and know that the staff of WGBY is equipment. were to picture members of Fleet standing-by with musical fills ac- Of course there are some excep- Camera Party doing their work. cording to orders. Reason for this tons to these rules. For instance, Enthusiasm and interest was ban is still the same. Copyright if a person's clothing catches fire, high on the part of all hands- difficulties have caused the downing the best thing to do is roll him in partially because of the prizes of- of four shows and it is likely there a rug or blanket to smother the fered. First prize was a day off-at i will be more. fire-making sure that their head the choice of the winner. Second No loss to the out-put of music is out. Or sometimes, where water prize was a half a day off-at the over WGBY however, in view of would cause serious damage, as choice of the winner. Third prize the approximately 50,000 individual in the case of valuable papers or was a half a day off, but the half a songs and orchestrations in the blueprints, it may be better to a day was to be designated by the station library. There will be smother the fire. But the great officer in charge. always be good listening at the majority of cases, the rules given The photos were judged Monday favorite 1450 spot. above will apply. morning by LTJG J. C. Reaves, WHAT ARE FIRST AID FIRE ENS C. R. Lee, ENS R. C. Davis, CHPHOT C. Daughtry, and H. L. "Is your daddy home, sonny?" C o EAPONS? Wise, PHC, all of Fleet Camera "No, sir. He hasn't been home Approved extinguishers are the Party. The final winners were: since mother caught Santa Claus best weapons for fighting small First prize-R. R. Stanis, PH3, t kissing the maid." fires. They are made to throw a for his picture of W. H. Shough, ? stream of extinguishing agent for PH3 pouring photographic chem- First Sailor: "Hey, what's the a sufficient distance so the oper- icals into the developing tanks at cm a so o f yoe idea wearing my raicoat?" ator can stay safely away from the lab. S e c o n d Sailor: "WeD, you the fire. They can be handled by wouldn't want your new dress one person, and, if properly main- Second Prize-G. E. J. Messmer, blues to get wet, would you?" tamed, they are always ready for PH3, for his picture showing W. I. instructing the subject to "look for ruse. The extinguisher discharge Sundarland, PHAN, inspecting his the birdie." Wife: "Don't you think, dear, can be aimed exactly where it will negative prior to drying in the that a mian has sense after do the most good, in contrast to fast film drier. W. H. McFann, for his picture more R. R. Stanis operating an he is married?" water in a bucket which cannot Third Prize-TIE showing Husband: "Yes, but it's too late be thrown any distance with ac- L. G. Douglas, PHAN, for his enlarger at the Camera Party pohto lab. then." curace. picture showing T. P. Sten, PH3, 9 Page Four m THE INDIAN M __uray _ , coe15 Security Group Takes NaYSta NavSta Invitational Golf Winners Receive Trophies, Prizes Softball League Crown

Last week, the Naval Station Intra-mural Softball season came to a close with a playoff for third place tie between the High School and the Eleventh Division Wednes- day night. The High Schoolers, who have shown fine - spirit, sportsmanship, and some good play all season long, fought bravely only to loose the game and the sought for third spot in the league 13-9. Wilson, taking the rubber for the Eleventh Division, went the distance giving up three runs in the first inning, another two in both the second and third and another in the eighth. Wilson gave up his final run to the high schoolers in the ninth inning when their final rally attempt fell short. Pat, the losing pitcher, gave After receiving their duplicate up eight runs in a big third inning prizes, Grego and Rogers received and two runs in the fourth. The the "Whitey Taylor Cup" from Eleventh Division pushed across Admiral Taylor. Both winners will their final run in the eighth. receive a duplicate replica of the Monday night, Security Group cup for their own collection, and finished off their season with a the original cup will be held for perfect record as they the next year's winner. pushed Recently, across 20 runs under the fine pitch- on the 17th Green of the Golf Course here, presentation of awards and ing of ace hurler Mandy Mandis trophies for the Naval Station Invitational Golf Tournament in a 20-3 routing over 3rd took place. Here co-winners Tony Grego and Lee Rogers receive duplicate & Flag Top '54 Batsmen prizes Division. Mandis chalked up and congratulations from RADM Edmund B. Taylor, Commander, his Naval Base. 8th win of the season while Sam (BASED ON 400 AT BATS) was credited with the loss for the losers. NATIONAL LEAGUE Player and Club G AB R H Avg Sixth Division failed to show Mays, New York 151 565 119 195 .345 Monday night, giving Fleet Camera Mueller, New York -_ 153 619 90 212 .342 Party the win by a forfeit. Snider, Brooklyn 149 584 120 199 .341 Musial, St. Louis ._ 153 591 120 195 .330 The only other game in league Kluszewski, Cinc. 149 573 104 187 .326 play was between the 3rd and Flag Schoendienst, St. L. - 148 610 98 192 .315 Division and the M & 5th Division Ashburn, Phila 153 559 110 175 .313 with the latter Reese, Brooklyn 141 554 98 171 .371 coning out on top Adeock, Milwaukee _ 133 500 73 154 .308 in a 16-15 slugfest. Schreffler was Temple, Cinc. -. 146 505 60 155 .307 the hurler for 3rd & Flag while Ike AMERICAN LEAGUE held down the mound duties for Player and Club G AB R H Avg M & 5th Divisions. Avila, Cleveland 143 555 113 189 .341 Minoso, Chicago 153 568 118 182 .320 The 5th Division won over Com- Fox, Chicago 155 631 111 201 .319 missary Store by a forfeit. Noren, New York -_ 125 426 70 136 .319 Berra, New York . 151 584 90 179 .307 Kuenn, Detroit - 155 656 81 201 .306 Goodman,. Boston - 127 489 71 148 .3083 Carey, New York 122 412 60 124 .301 Final Standings Mantle, New York 146 543 128 163 .300 Finigan. Phila -- 136 487 57 146 .300 Rosen. Cleveland 137 466 75 140 .300 Team W. L. Pct. HOME RUNS Security Group Dec. 8 0 1000 NATIONAL AMERICAN Fifth Division 6 2 750 Kluszeewski, Cin. 49 Doby, Cleve 32 Eleventh Division 6 3 667 Hodges, Bklyn _ 42 Williams, Bost. 29 Sauer, Chicago - 41 Mantle, N. Y. 27 High School 5 4 556 Mays, N. Y. 41 Jensen, Boston - 25 Third & Flag Div. 5 4 Snider, Bklyn . 40 Rosen, Cleve. 24 556 The "Arky Caruthers Cup" was Co-winner and Medalist M & Fifth Div. 3 5 375 Mathews, Milw. - 40 Sievers, Wash. - 24 winner presented to Perpetual Tony Grego Grego in turn presented the "Tony Fleet Camera Party 2 6 250 RUNS BATTED IN by CAPT W. R. Caruthers, Coin- Commissary Store 2 NATIONAL AMERICAN Gergo Cup" for low net honors to 6 250 Klus'zski, manding Officer, Naval Station. Charles Sixth Division 1 Cin. - 141 Doby, Cleve. 126 Blake, YN2 of the Naval 7 142 Hodges, Bklyn. - 130 Berra, N. Y. - 125 Grego walked off with Medalist Station. Sauer, Chicago _ 130 1Jensen, Boston 117 honors in the meet. Musial, St. L. 126 Minoso, Chicago 115 Ennis, Phila. 118 FRosen, Cleve. - 102 Softball Umpires Meet Mantle, N. Y. - 102 Sievers, Wash. For Coming Base League 102 NaYSta Bowling League Last week, prospective candidates for umpires during the coming softball season met with Chief Begins Monday Umpire R. F. Richter and Chief Scorekeeper J. F. Duffy Tuesday The Naval Station and Thursday. Both Bowling meetings were League will roll into its held in the Naval season Station gymna- Monday night at 1900 at the sium in the Fleet Recreation Naval Area. Station Bowling Alleys with four Tuesday night candidates went teams entering competition the over softball rules and the organ- fist night. Eighteen teams have ization of the base league, and the been entered with several depart- qualifications and experience of the ments and divisions entering more candidates was recorded for sub- than one team. mission to the Softball Commis- Monday night CHB-1 sion. The keglers will Finally, the winners pose final decision that will roll against Fifth Division with their trophies and prizes galore for decide what men "M" on the INDIAN camera, proving will umpire the alleys 1 & 2 while Hospital that the 1st Annual Invitational Golf coming games will be made and Tourney was highly successful. by the Commissary Store will begin the Softball Commission. battle of balls and pins on alleys alleys. Thursday night the candidates 3 & 4. Eleventh Division Thursday night, again went over Wednesday night, on alleys 1 & taking alleys the softball rules Tuesday night Fleet Training 1 & 2 while MCB-4 in addition to local 2, Fifth Division "R" will face the will roll against the Sixth ground rules Group Team No. 2 will face Fleet Division for Hatuey Field and Ball Diamond Second Division while Fleet Train- on alleys 3 & 4. Camera Party on the first two ing Group #1, Fleet Recreation Area. No. 1 will attempt to Friday night only two teams will lanes. At the same time the Fifth down more pins The softball than Security see action, using the first two lanes season is scheduled Division ET team will roll against Group. to open 18 Oct. Naval Supply as the Third Division will face the Depot on the other First 0 Fleet Boat Pool will face the Division. 1e m 9 - Saturday, 9 October 1954 THE INDIAN Page Five Weekend Gridiron Spotlight Moves to Midwest

With the World Champion New York Giants standing high in theii glory of four straight wins over the forlorn Cleveland Indians, King Football now has the sports throne as gridiron action takes over the limelight in the states this week. Major games of the weekend are in the Midwest where Big Ten action should provide the major thrills. The Fightin' Illini of Illinois, after suffering a 12-2 loss at the Corpsman Ties For First hands of Stanford, will battle a strong Buckeye eleven from Ohio Cuban State that downed California 21-13 in a surprise victory. A winning Indiana team will take the field against Michigan State, still look- Paul Goldberg, HM2, permanent ing for that first win this year; Medical Shore Patrol in Guantan- and Iowa will square off in another amo City and ace weight lifter, Big Ten conference game. In non- recently added another title to his conference games, Minnesota will list of prizes in weight lifting New Drum Cleaning Process Installed at NSD play host to Northwestern while competition. Competing in the on their Cuban Oriente Provincial Weight How to clean empty gas and oil Missouri will face SMU drums quickly and economically Lifting Championship Tournament, home grounds. has long been a problem at the Despite all the Big Ten action, Paul distinguished himself and the navy finishing in a tie for Supply Depot here. Recently, how- gridiron fans will focus their eyes first ever, eleven place in the 148 pound division. the problem was mastered on a Purdue Boilermaker with the construction of a steam that upset the old dope bucket In the stiff competition, Paul executed a 185 pound press, a 185 cleaning station at a very low cost. downing Terry Brennan's Fightin' Many thousands of drums of Irish of Notre Dame last week. pound snatch, and a magnificent pound clean jerk. For his ef- gasoline and other petroleum pro- The Boilermakers are favored to 230 ducts but the forts and the tie for first place, are received and issued an- win over Duke this week, nualy. After the contents have around Goldberg was presented a gold been interest in the game centers used, the empty drums are r turn- the question "Was the upset a medal by Mr. Luis Orlando, Chair- of Cuba's Weight Lifting ed to the United States to be re- fluke or just good football?" Other man filled and re-used. the Oklahoma- Commission. Petroleum va- action will include pors, which Texas tilt and Wisconsin vs Rice. Paul, who stands 5'-5" and sup- are heavier than air, 4 7 linger in the empty drums after In the East, a strong team of ports 1 Yz pounds of muscle on the liquid contents have been Army Cadets that downed Mich- his frame, adds his Cuban feat to drained. These vapors, particularly igan last week will face Darmouth aat accomplishments. those in empty gasoline drums, the Cadets getting a strong Hailing from Newark, New Jersey, with the New Jersey give the drums many of the favorite bid. Columbia and Yale h t characteristics of first class bombs. renew their traditional Ivy League Dis iont Gl e quie Prior to being loaded in ships to rivalry. Princeton will square off invtheoSenioreDivisionrwithanim- be returned to the states, the drums against Pennsylvania, and Penn presi r s iis h must be thoroughly cleaned of all State will battle Virginia while ______3rdspotfinish. explosive fumes. Notre Dame will attempt to take The unit pictured above is based revenge on their Purdue loss by M lipe on a sloping concrete slab. This whipping Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh i~i~is slope permits the residue to drain put up a tough fight last year and (Continued from Page One) into a Josam trap where the gaso- What does Service in Pay Grade Credit, American mean to came out on top 14-13, so the Irish line is siphoned off into a gasoline you? Enter the 1954 Freedoms under young mentor Brennan will 3 years------6 salvage tank. On the slab are Foundation Contest. Send Award Credits (none)------0 your have another tough battle on their forty steam spray nozzles arranged letter of no more than 500 words hands. Final Multiple Score------93 in four rows of ten each, so that to Awards Editor, Armed Forces In the South a surprising and Joe Jones cleansing steam can surge through Radio Service, 1016 N. McCadden fast rising Florida eleven should Total Atcive Service Credit, 7 forty drums at once. A piping Place, Los Angeles 38, Calif. Your have no trouble with Clemson. years------14 system connects the nozzles to one letter must bear your name, service Georgia Tech, always a strong Service in Pay Grade Credit, central steam source connection. number, and organization. contender in any contest, will face 4 years------8 When the Drum Storage Yard em- LSU. Kentucky, boasting a 7-6 Final Multiple Score------95 ployees are ready to clean empty It must be received before mid- win of last week over LSU will When the rates finally come out, drums, a portable steam jenny is night Nov. 11, 1954. Letters re- attempt to stop a comeback on the only one of our three friends have towed into place and coupled to the ceived after that date will be con- part of Florida-beaten Auburn. made reetyaddaohrttet9ithe rate. central connection and the unit is sidered for the next year's awards. North Carolina and Georgia will Freddie Furshlugginer sellerss" ready for business. (AFPS) renew traditional color as they out his trouble in between telling square off on the North Carolina sea stories, cussing of his "boot" field. Wake Forest, in the win friend with only seven years that Fuel Truck Drivers Recieve 6-Year Safty Awards column last week, will have their made the rate, and turning his hands full to stay in that column seamen to at swabbing the deck. with a rough game against a strong Perhaps if Freddie would have and highly rated Maryland eleven. studied more he wouldn't have To complete big games in the failed the test. Otherwise, he came South, William & Mary will play through with flying colors. host to North Carolina State. And at the same time, Pete In the Southwest, tradition and Potrzebie goes around sadly shak- rivalry will stand high in the sports ing his head saying, "Don't know spotlight with two big games. where I fouled up. I'm sure I Arkansas and Baylor will again cracked that exam wide open." renew the gridiron fight. Last year Pete's right. He did a fine job on Baylor, on their home ground, out- the exam, but he just lacked the fought the Razorbacks to the tune extra multiple points to pull him of 14-7 in an exciting contest. This over the hump. A Good Conduct years should prove no less exciting. Medal would have given him the Meanwhile, Houston will host rate. The Navy places high value Texas A&M. The two tall Texan on experienced men with outstand- teams fought to a tie (14-14) last ing records. season. And our friend Joe? He's pass- In the Rocky Mountains, night ing out cigars. games will be the major action. _ Friday night Denver and Montana a game that promises plenty of fought it out under the lights. And action. Meanwhile in coast play, tonight Arizona will battle it out California, after suffering a loss to with Colorado while Colorada A&M Ohio State will try the comeback faces Wyoming. trail against Oregon. Washington Finally, in the Far West, major travels down the coast to face action will be coast play itself with UCLA and Washington State will only two teams coming in from paly host to Oregon State. other sections. The Naval Academy For a complete roundup of State- Middies will travel across country side football scores, tune into LCDR J. P. MacFadden, SC, USN, NSD Fuel Division Officer is shown to face an ever-strong Stanford WGBY tonight at 1100 P.M. All presenting Six Year Safe Driving Award Emblems to three Fuel Division team, and Texas Christian will face available scores will be given at Drivers. Men who received the Awards are, from left to right: Herlindo Southern Cal under the lights in that time. Blet, Roberto Prawl, and Francisco Selva. M Saturday, 9 October 1954 'TIM INDIAN Paged SIix g - NavSta Personnel Learn Platoon Tactics on Pork Chop Hill scu u~err NAS Crosswinds by Dick Friz M

Who's Who at NAS Vincent J. D'Amico, LTJG. As- sistant Communications Officer LTJG D'Amico is. a native of Mechanieville, New .York. He attended high school there and participated in football and basketball. Later he went on to Union College, and the New York Medical College. He was a member of the varsity squad and a Phi Delta Theta. He has three years of active duty in the Navy behind him, and his last duty station was the USS WAR- RINGTON (DD-843). Aside from MAgeO n~oes his assignment in Communications, Mr. D'Amico serves as Postal Of- ficer, and is in charge of the newly Thirteen new arrivals arrived at organized Public Information De- the Marine Barracks for duty with- partment of the Air Station. He is in the past week; all coming from officer-adviser on the Leeward the 2nd Marine Division, Camp Pointer publication. He and wife of Lejeune, N.C. with the exception Marie reside at DH-429 here on Pfc Dudley C. Chandler, who joins the base. us from Marine Corps Schools, NAS Administration won the Quantico, Virginia. The following intra mural softball championship members welcomed aboard from week as of the Naval Air Station last the 2nd Marine Division are over the Leeward with a 7-4 victory force begins to pour out of the thicket in full strength follows: Pfc Gerald Bloemer, Pfc Pointers. Charlie Yarbrough went The attacking James as a squad comes up fast to wipe out last resistance of the defense. Robert W. Dutton, Pfc the distance in the final game of Hatvany, Pfc John Lelleck, Pfc and Bob Bassets triple T. the playoff, sit huddled inside a Daniel Lenahan, Pfc Albert two aboard in the 4th set the Six men with a small concrete bunker atop "Pork Simms, Pfc Douglas Abbey, Pfc stage for the win. Pfc Michael Koval- Chop Hill' peering silently through George Ledoux, In the All-Star-Administration ick, Pfc Patrick Smith, Pfc Thomas the small slits where two machine game on Friday afternoon at for action. Smith, and Pfc Richard Shelter. guns sit silent waiting a hearty Leeward Point, the All-Stars de- All eyes scan the dense jungle, All arrivals are extended 9-7. A cele- aboard from all hands. feated Administration inch by inch, checking and double welcome bration was held after the game to you and may you checking every moving blade of Best of luck for all participating teams who your tour in Gtmo Bay, Cuba. grass or brush in the dense jungle. enjoy contributed to the success of the fire Scheduled to depart for the Outsite the bunker, three league. kneel in states this coming week are Sgt. teams crouch, lie, and a few buzzing Ronald Leach and his family, Mrs. The JOHNSON dropped off foxholes with mosquitos Ann Leach and their daugh- vacationists last week as 'Shoe' around their heavily camouflaged Phyllis great ter, Corlene Sue. Sgt. Leach will Sherlocker, Larry Deerr, Pete helmets. But no man pays report to Norfolk, Virginia for Scruppi, Jake Lipson, Elliot Galant, heed to the pests, for an enemy is the further transfer to the Marine and Bob Sisk returned. lurking someplace out in Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Cali- Booked for passage on the re- dense jungle. fornia. Best of luck to you and turn trip to the states are William Further out in a rough circle your family and we hope you enjoy Marshall, Sam Fain, Art Plate, around the heavily armed bunker, your new duty station. Also sched- Spence Newis, Floyd Clements, snipers perch in trees, hide in uled to depart this week is Pfc John Musche, Rich Pierce, Bob heavy jungle underbrush, and lie J. Esser, who will report Cipriani, Allan Drake, Leonard in foxholes listening-listening for Gerald of an to Norfolk, Virginia for discharge. Lavander, Charles Yarbrough, and any sound, strange sounds Pfc Esser was attached to the Patrick Cawley. attacking force creeping and crawl- Security Section. Lots of luck to The quartette of landlubbers ing up for a final surge. you Jerry! Billy Watson, Duane Schoroeder, Meanwhile, an attacking platoon extended Jack Boyle and John Kidwell will lies down the side of Pork Chop First attacking fire teams comes "Congratulations" are Scout- bay- Theodore R. remain intact; at least for another Hill, waiting and watching. out into the open with fixed to Staff Sergeant and demolition teams braving barbed wire. A hand who was recently pro- year. All four have extended for ing parties onets, Bushong are out doing their work to pre- grenade had already been thrown to his present rank in a 12 months more of Guantanamo moted pare for the final attack. The squad onto the bunker. ceremony prior to last Fridays in- sunshine. tsk. tsk. is a mem- leader, first blackening his face spection. SSgt. Bushong This week we salute T. J. (Tom) and checking Services Section entry and hands with dirt ber of the Special Collins of the Leeward Point helmet, peers out in Gtmo Bay for 5 League. his camouflaged and has been into the Base Softball around at the bottom of a large "Congratulations" from months. Tom is from Bayside, New York, cactus, slowly scans the scene and all hands "Sarge". and attended High School there, banquet then waves his arm once. Sud- The annual baseball getting plenty of baseball experi- be- Baseball Team denly, where nothing was seen honoring the Marine ence on the side. He's been in the creeping and completed a very fore, men begin which recently Navy since February of 1951, and running in a low by capturing the was Pax crawling and successful season his last duty station up the side of the hill. post season tour- crouch League title and River. He works at the Material a sudden click-another a record of 35 and can Then nament compiling Storeroom at Leeward, click-and another. and 5, was held this past week at otherwise be found on the softball The athletes Three men fall dead. the Marine Barracks. diamond. Tom plays the hot corner later, an officer waves were presented spark Minutes who participated for the Pointers, and should his hand atop the bunker, and the with awards and a large dinner one of the finest defensive infields activities. three men get up and walk away- featured the evenings in the loop. very much alive. The Barracks most prominent picture that has been rose This is the fisherman, Sgt. Lionel Jones was afternoon the Staff & Officers place for the last six weeks the taking at his best again as he ventured to the occassion and handed as Naval Station personnel first de- here into the back bay and landed two Headquarters team their undergo their final field problem in fairly large size Barracuda weigh- feat of the campaign. The defeat Ground Defense Force. of a the Naval ing 11-% lbs. and 7 lbs. We're was suffered in the 2nd game field problem mere- & Although the beginning to believe Sgt. Jones doubleheader against the Staff ly simulates action, the major por- nine is holding a school all to himself. Officers with the Headquarters tion of the problem gives men a "How about that Jonesy?" winning the opener. very vivid idea of squad and Saturdays 1-hitter affair, Sgt. HEADQUARTERS CLINCHES In platoon tactics in the field. Men are A defending sniper draws a bead TITLE Lee and Pfc Schreck locked horns given the chance to see how cover, on an exposed attacker. in a pitchers duel which lasted concealment, and camouflage can Last Saturday afternoon on the only 45 minutes. Home runs in the be made most effective. They learn and interest in carrying out the Marine Site diamond, Sgt. Bernard 4th inning by Andy Androvich and 1-hitter in a that creeping and crawling is more problem. During the six weeks that Lee tossed a brillant Jim Pace broke the scoring ice for than a seeming physical punish- win over the 2nd Section Guard the personnel of Naval Station have 5-0 the Headquarters team. ment-it's a way of getting to an Force clinch the Intramural Softball b en undergoing Landing to objective without being seen. Hill has fallen title for the Headquarters Team. SOFTBALL STANDINGS training, Pork Chop Their record now stands at 8-1 with W L According to LT E. A. Toczko, into the hands of the attacker four only 2 games remaining. Their HEADQUARTERS 8 1 Officer-in-Charge, the majority of times. Pictured on this page are some closes pursurer, the 1st Section 1st SECT ON 4 4 the men who have gone out on the of the scenes from last week's Guard, has a record of 4-4 with 3 2nd SE N 3 4 field problem-the 4k of Pork games remaining. Last Tuesday OFF CO'S 2 8 Chop Hill-have s initiative attack. Saturday, 9 October 1954 THE INDIAN Pagd Seven VU-10 Prop Blast TEENAGE-ROUND-UP by BiH Graves & Staff by Judy Yost and Linda Thurston

The squadron personnel on board All the musicians among you count dropped again this week as can get out the old violins and we lost three and gained only one. your chicks can make with the These departing were K. K. Morgan crying towels, cause here comes PNSN, for VF-12, NAS, Jackson- the bitter end! Our boy Eddy ville, Fla., H. 0. Annette, SN, for Stafford is boarding the USNS VF-31, NAS, Jacksonville, Fla., and JOHNSON along with B. Davie, R. K. Gaskill, AM2, to NAS Jack- on Monday, to leave us forever. sonville for FFT to civilian life. Yes, our publicity-shy guy is really Congratulations and a very pleas- going. May we wish both Eddy ant trip back to the states are and Barbara (Whose bound for extended from all hands. Guam) the best of luck. The only one gained was E. Which brings us to old business Mounts, BM3. who came to us which is last week-end (merely from the USS RANDALL. Good mayhem on wheels). Monday found luck to you and we hope you enjoy us with bruised bones and shat- your stay with us aboard the Rock. tered spines after not one but two The sandman came early last trips into the wilds of Cuba via Saturday, when the duty section the Sierra jeep and the Stafford completed its job at Hicackle jeep. Despite dodging rain drops, Beach and returned to the pier catching goats and life in general, for transportation back to the Air a cra-a-a-zy time was had by all. Station. During our wait on the Rumor has it . . . That "Sah" pier D. D. Schmidt, AKAN fell was literally erasing Marine Site asleep and at the time of depar- from the map starting in on his Navy Wives Club members and guests are shown at a recent luncheon ture no one noticed Schmidt and new clean-up the base campaign meeting at the C.P.O. Club. Sprays of red bougainvillea and lacy foliage everyong shoved off and left him . . . that Pat Burke has an un- decorated the tables. asleep. Luckily there was another quenchable desire for pop-corn . boat six hours later and he woke That Eddy is crazy about Nancy's up in time to catch it. Sorry we ham sandwiches . . . That Bobby Navy Wives Hold A Ladies' Golf Handicap didn't see you mate, but it was P. is "dip" crazy . . . That Neil Tournament for all ladies on chow time. is well acquainted with the mys- the Naval Base has been Three "hotshot" golf players: terious girl from Phillip's Beach. Luncheon, Bingo planned to begin late in Oc- W. B. Cox, AD3, J. L. Hobson, AD1 Well kids, here 'tis October- tober. Any woman on the and C. C. Roberts, ADC were able time for report cards, sweaters The Navy Wives Club entertain- base interested in participat- to break a hundred on the course (!), football and Halloween! ! ed members and guests with lunch- ing may enter by signing up this week. Low man on the totem Nothing like a crisp, cool Autumn eon and bingo at the C.P.O. Club in the Golf Shack and com- Dole was Roberts with a 95. Who breeze to make us perk up and on Thursday, September 30. Mrs. pleting ten 18-hole rounds knows, we may have some pro's take more notice of the things go- Lorraine Yale, President, was and turning in their scores in the squadron and don't know it. ing on around us. For instance-the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Margaret by 25 Oct. If information is Stewart from the Ordnance De- bowling alleys, skating rink, cor- Lisnik, Vice-president. desired on handicaps, please partment has the darndest peculi- rals, beaches and all of the other Guests and prospective members call Mrs. Marge Sheehan at arities; he goes all the way to places of recreation have livened were introduced, including wives of 9606. Miami to go to a drive-in-theatre up with cheery voices of we Teen- officers and wives of enlisted per- just to get some fresh "air". Can't agers! Seems we can all yell sonnel. Mothers bringing small you get the same "Air" in Cuba? louder, sing better, study harder, children had the services of a com- Christie, Chief Pennell, and Chief walk faster and jitterburg with petent maid available. Ladies' Golf Shots Pistole had a good day of hunting more enthusiasm when we don't have to stop and After luncheon, the women en- by Miriam Hoy in Cuba this past weekend. They mop our brows! joyed bingo with prizes ranging Last Wednesday morning the were very lucky on getting quite Last Saturday, some of the gang from children's clothing to orna- lady golfers played the Back Nine a few quail and guinea. were seen browsing through the mental cigarette cases. Mrs. E. A. for Low Gross and Low Net scores. "Notice" to all officers and their stores in Guantanamo City-buy- Munson had charge of the bingo The winners of golf balls were: wives. Be sure and come to the ing shoes, jewelry and a queer as- games. 1st Flight party at Beach Saturday night at sortment of odds-n-ends. After the The Navy Wives Club welcomes Gross-Jane McElroy 2000. The uniform will be service long bumpy ride over there-some all wives of Navy personnel, and Net-two-way-tie dress bluejeans. of them weren't navigating any anyone wishing to join is cordially Betsy Manning too well, but they were making invited to attend all business meet- Jane Gentry out fine-even used some of the ings on the first Thursday of ev- 2nd Flight Spanish we've learned and some ery month. Socials are held every Gross-two-way-tie 'Women In White' Honored we've not learned! ! following Thursday afternoon dur- Marie Aslin Did'ja see-Anita driving her ing the month. Any changes of Evelyn Leach time or place of the following With National Nurse Week jeep-Neal and Pat dancing cheek Net-two-way-tie to cheek-that amazed looks on schedule will appear in the Pa- Helen King poose. October 7, a business meet- our faces when we were told what Miriam Hoy By act of Congress and Presi- our six-weeks averages were (and ing will be held in the Family 3rd Flight dential proclamation, the week of Room, C.P.O. Club at 7:30 P.M. this is just the beginning!)-all of Gross-Joy Graves October 11th to 16th is National the gang making a wild rush to October 14 and 21, socials will be in Net-two-way-tie Nurse Week. the same place at 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. look over the Christmas display of Gladys Hamilton new toys-Jo and Dolores strolling Another luncheon is scheduled for Joanne Weiland There is perhaps no professional along, looking real pretty-Phil, October 28 at 1:30. This month we have four new group more respected and more beloved in the public mind--and Jerry Warren and Dex making members joining the club. We wish ducks in the rain-the big turn-out to extend a "big welcome" to: at the same time, more sentimen- talized and more maligned. The at the Teenage meeting Saturday Gooks' Tour Joanne Weiland, Gladys Hamilton, nite-the boys really putting their Frances Grounds, and Catherine Woman in White, the Angel of Mercy, the Hardboiled Harpy! Who teeth into the column they're doing by Dorothy Murphy McGregor. The best of luck to all on Etiquette fo' girls, which will of you and we're glad to have you is she? If you'll pause a moment European Coffee Nut Bread is doubt you will appear in the Arrow soon (watch with us. to remember, no this week's specialty, a recipe hand- know her. out gyls, here it comes!)-Stanley ed down in the family of Mrs. E. F. Next Wednesday morning we H. wearing his heart on his sleeve Deegan, wife of M/Sgt. Deegan. play the Front Nine-"concen- She is patient, kind, clearthink- -the group gathering around Dave There are many variations possible tratin' on puttin'." See you all then. ing, courageous, methodical, skill- in class-(the teacher was absent) to the basic recipe, one of which ed. She is a worker trained in the and having a real song fest-Babs is presented. Mrs. Deegan cautions rise. Roll out thinly (about 1/4 inch techniques of restoring and main- and her new heart-throb. taining physical wellbeing-of san- that several practice tries may be thick) into a round shape. Set aside 'Bye now! necessary in order to achieve the to rise slightly while preparing itation, nutrition, psychology, and desired lightness in the finished the following mixture: Chop fine a whole battery of modern medical the product. the cup of walnuts and mix with routines, as well as bedside care. health and welfare of our own the cream or evaporated milk. Add She is an essential element in any families and the families of our EUROPEAN COFFEE NUT neighbors. Let us join with them BREAD sugar. Boil down to fairly thick program fostering the health and paste, approximately one-half the physical welfare of the American to renew and extend the ranks of Ingredients: nursing through bringing more 1 Pkg. Prepared Roll Mix original content. Cool. Spread on people. rolled dough. Roll up and twist Let us honor the nurse, then, young people into their profession, 1 C Walnuts, chopped fine to support both the aims and the 1 C Cream or evaporated into a snail shape. Place in a not as the cardboard figure on re- round, greased pan and allow to cruiting posters, but as one of us costs of nursing services and nurs- milk ing education in our own commun- 1 C Sugar (heaping) rise until twice its size. Bake in who is trained to work for health 4000 oven until golden brown all in our community. Let us remember ity, to make nursing care available Method: Prepare Roll Mix ac- to all of the people all of the time. cording to directions and allow to over. the nurses' daily I9contributions to m M M Navy-DPPO-10ND-Gtmo.-0224 THE INDIAN Saturday, 9 October 1954 MOVIES O OK* NOOK by Francis L. Cannon, JOSN

For Your Information THE AIRCRAFT OF THE WORLD by William Green and Gerald Pollinger Every type of aircraft in flight in the world today can be found in this volume, or so the cover says. Not being in a position to go out and take stock, we'll have to take the publisher's word for it. There are more than 1,000 ilustra- tions of aircraft from the 1925 DeHavill and Moth Moya to pres- Saturday, 9 October ent-day supersonic types. There is a wealth of information of per- THE BOWERY BOYS MEET formance data, specifications and THE MONSTERS details. The authors are British Leo Gorcey Huntz Hall areonautical journalists and form- The Bowery Boys get mixed up er members of the R.A.F. with a mad family when they go AMERICAN WAYS OF LIFE to the country home of these peo- by George R. Stenail ple to get an okay on the use of The author examines a number a vacant lot that they own for a of fascinating questions: What baseball field to be used by the would the U.S. be like if it had kids of the Bowery area. been discovered and settled by the Chinese? Why are we a nation of water-drinkers? Why do we build Sunday, 10 October our homes separate? Is our lan- THE CAINE MUTINY guage pattern changing into a Humphrey Bogart Jose Ferrar single universal dialect? What is The story of how a young En- the article of clothing we have sign reached maturity and man- adopted from the Indians and many hood through his service in the more such questions. He traces United States Navy, with all the many things we take for granted rugged reality of Naval Service back to their historical origins and during war time. In color. discusses their influence on Amer- ican life. THE WONDERFUL WRITING Monday, 11 October MACHINE SARACEN BLADE Bruce Bliven. Jr. Ricardo Montalban Betta St. John A history of the typewriter, the instrument for his which has revolution- While seeking revenge EVER "SAW" A CHICK LIKE THIS? Pert newcomer to Warner ized communications, murder, a young man be- a starlet, if we ever helped the father's Bros. Studio, Lucy Marlow, has all the makings of expansion of business, with the young first big break on the saved time comes involved saw one. And speaking of stars, Lucy gets her and transformed the appearance of his sworn enemy. With Star Is Born," staring Judy cousin screen in the CinemaScope production "A of offices and influenced the lan- the help of the Emperor of Europe, Garland and James Mason. guage. The book man finally carries out has more than the young 60 illustrations of typewriters his mission. In color. of the new Reenlistment Program and Bulletin was James Holloway, RM3, of the a rather odd assortment of people FTG FTG Communications Department. using them. The typewriter was Tuesday, 12 October by Jack Engstrom Reenlisting for six years, Jim col- even the basis of a sport during the 'Twenties'. HER TWELVE MEN TRANSFERRED. . . . Orson lected the sum of $1,267.67. Con- Some contestants made 120-140 words per Greer Garson Robert Ryan Warren, FPC, Damage Control De- gratulations and good luck on your minute. partment, on 29 September, to the For Your Entertainment teacher in a Navy Career. A young woman Officer-in-Charge, Office of Naval REPORTED. THE WORLD'S BEST SPY school for boys is . J. D. Hubner, southwestern Officer Procurement, at the Naval FTl, from the USS IOWA (BB-64). STORIES: FACT AND FICTION forced to submit her resignation Recruiting Station, Los Hubner will be assigned to the by Kurt Singer by the open animosity of her im- Angels, An expert in California for a normal tour of Gunnery Department. . . . Lloyd the field of inter- superior, not before mediate but shore duty. Henry Drake, BMC, R. Curry, HMC, reported national espionage, Kurt Singer the love and admir- aboard she has won on temporary duty to the Base on the 6th of October from the has chosen from his private col- ation of most of the boys. In color. lection of books, Police, to U.S. Naval Station, USS GLYNN (APA-239). He will magazines and Orange, Texas for a normal tour be attached to the Medical Depart- newspaper articles dealing with espionage what he considers Wednesday, 13 October of shore duty. . . . On October 6th, ment here. . . . Arriving aboard the best and most exciting spy stories RAILS INTO LARAMIE Richard Moore, ABC, Air Depart- the JOHNSON two weeks ago ment, to the were the dependents of CHMACH of our time. True accounts have John Payne Marie Blanchard USS MIDWAY, been selected (CVA-41) for duty. . . . Robert Pappano, LT Christie and GMC according to their importance in the history John Payne is sent by the Gen- Adsit, RM1(SS), Communications Snow. . . . Welcome aboard. We of mod- eral of the Army to mend a situa- Department, will depart Gtmo on ern espionage, and fictional stories hope you will enjoy your stay in for tion in Laramie where the exten- the JOHNSON Monday for a nor- Gtmo. their readability and sheer excitement. sion of the railroad is at a stand- mal tour of Instructor duty at the SHIP ARRIVALS finds that ROMAN WALL still. On arriving Payne Radioman, Class "A" School, U.S. USS Hawkins DDR-783 14 Oct by Byrher an old friend, Dan Duryea is run- Naval Training Center, San Diego, USS The Sullivans DD-537 15 Oct Life, love and intrique on an ning the town and is behind the California. . . USS McNair DD-679 15 Oct outpost of the Roman Empire. The trouble. Payne sets out to mend The first man in the Fleet Train- SHIP DEPARTURES story concerns the lives of a Roman things in his own way. ing Group to collect on the benefits USS Huntington DD-781 11 Oct soldier, a Roman Tradesman, the Roman governor and a few assort- ed women. The scene is Aventicum and Orba, in what is now Switzer- land, in the Third century. GRANDMA ROLLED HER OWN Ted Peckham Grandma rolled her own, loved poker, horses, married three times, ran a saloon and operated a boarding house on the site of a former bordello. She always wore a flannel nightgown when she took a bath in case somebody came in by mis- take. But at parties over which she presided you could be sure that her cup had a generous amount of bourbon in it. She was also the biggest single influence on the life of the author who tells of this amazing granny. 9