3 Base Commands Have New Commanding Officers

INDIAN Photo Three Base commands received new commanding officers on the JOHNSON Monday morning. Working from left to right: LT COL W. C. Esterline watches as COL A. F. Penzold Jr., new Marine CO, picks his luggage from the mass of baggage lined along the pier. In the center picture CAPT R. S. Schneider Jr., new Dental Clinic CO, poses with CAPT J. B. Stoll shortly after walking off the JOHNSON. The picture on the far right has CAPT L. A. Newton, new Hospital CO,' hak- ing hands with CAPT T. I. Moe who was on hand to greet the new Hospital head. Arrive Aboard Johnson Monday For Hospital, Marines And Dental Three new commanding officers arrived, aboard the Base Monday morning, July 9, on the MSTS JOHNSON. CAPT Lyle A. Newton, MC, CAPT Robert S. Schneider Jr., DC, and COL August F. Penzold Jr., arrived to assume com- COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE mand of the Hospital, Dental Clinic and Marine Barracks re- spectively. U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba CAPT Newton relieved CAPT VII, No. 28 Saturday, 14 July 1956 Volume Moe, Wednesday July 11, as com- Men Of Coast Guard manding officer of the U.S. Naval Hospital. Prior to assuming his Public Works To Become Separate To Train With FT G new duties, CAPT Newton was The advance contingent of five Executive officer of the U.S.N.H., Coast Guard enlisted men reported Jacksonville, Florida. Command, CDR Rowan Leaving aboard the Fleet Training Group CAPT Moe Leaves Today last week. Three more enlisted per- CAPT Moe leaves Gtmo today The Naval Base will have an- the Base in August for duty at the sonnel and two officers are expected for the states. He will report to other command added to its list Naval Station, San Diego, Calif. to report in shortly. the Sixth Naval District Head- on August 1 when the Public According to CDR Rowan the They will form the FTG per- quarters, Charleston, S. C., where Works department, now under Na- department will be changed to a manent Coast Guard Training Unit he. will assume duties as, the dis- val Station, will become an entire- command in order to provide for and will assist Fleet Training trict's medical officer. ly separate command. The Secre- more efficient operation of con- Group in the training of Coast CAPT Newton is a graduate of tary of the Navy established the struction and maintenance on the Guard vessels. Members of the ad- the school of medicine at the Uni- new center in a notice issued in Naval Base. vance party are Robert versity of Nebraska. He is a mem- June. H. Collins, BMC; Isaac W. Lance, ENC; James ber of the National Board of Med- To be known as the Public Works N. Neville, DCC; Vergil M. Flem- ical Examiners and the American Center, the new command will be NAS Insignia Contest ing, RDC, and Philip M. Snow, Board of Urology. Arriving on the under the military command of the EM1. JOHNSON with the captain were Commander Naval Base, unless To End Tomorrow The gunboat MENDOTA (WPG) his wife and family. otherwise directed by the Chief of will be the first Coast Guard ves- Also at the hospital the past Naval Operations. It will be under The contest for the selection of sel to undergo training under the week, CAPT L. E. Tebow, MC, was the management control of the an insignia for the Naval Air Sta- operational control of the Fleet relieved by. CAPT J. H. Boyers, Bureau of Yards and Docks. tion ends Sunday, July 15. Training Group. It is expected that MC, as Executive officer. CAPT Commanding Officer for the Cen- A $75 first prize will be awarded approximately ten such ships will Tebow will report to U.S.N.H., ter will be CAPT H. H. Wallin who the member of the NAS command undergo training in Gtmo each Memphis, Tennessee. CAPT Boyers will report aboard the Base from who submis the winning drawing. year. before assuming his new duties the Bureau of Yards and Docks. Second and third prize winners will "When no Coast Guard ship is was Chief of Medicine for the Base CAPT Wallin is expected to ar- receive '$45 and $25 respectively. under training," says CDR J. D. hospital. rive this month and will officially All entries of the insignia con- Patterson, FTG Gunnery Officer, Dental Changes:Comiiand take over his command August 1. test may be submitted in full color "the FTG Coast Guard Unit will Yesterday" CDR E. L. Rowan, present Pub- or black and white with the colors assist the Fleet Training Group in CAPT Schneider relieved acting lic Works department head, leaves n-cified. 'he training of Navy ships." (Continued on Page Three) Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 14 July 1956 Spend 3 Minutes And Make $25 THE INDIAN It seems too bad that only two people have entered the contest for The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve naming the Naval Base School. With $50 in prizes awaiting the winners submit as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- -there will be three-everyone on the Base should at least ment of personnel. one entry. RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo But people always say, "Why, I could never think of a name and Bay, Cuba. even if I did, I wouldn't be able to write down the reasons for my CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief of Staff choice." Anybody can think of a name; there are plenty of outstanding, CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C.O. Naval Station, Guantanamo deceased Naval personalities to pick from. Bay, Cuba. For instance, a good name to submit would be "The Marshall-Peddicord Editorial Staff High School", named after CDR Marshall and LT Peddicord who lost LTJG D. G. LaCasse ------Officer-Advisor their lives five years ago in the waterfront fire here in Guantanamo Bay. G. L. Henderson, JOC ------Editor It took only three minutes to think of that name, so you see it is J. C. Curren, JOSN ------Managing Editor no brain-wrecking chore. The big problem is sitting down and taking E. U. Orias, JO3 ------Feature Editor the time to spend three minutes. Yet if you win first prize of $25 after D. D. Hinton, JOSN ------Staff Reporter your three minutes of thought, you will have made a little over 13 THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance cents a second. with NavExos P.35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- The contest closes July 31 and $25 is $25. ated funds. Materials marked AFPS may be used by news media provided credit is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All materials CDR McPhee, Protestant Chaplain, originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or without credit. All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. Reports Aboard NavBase For Duty

CDR Peter R. McPhee arrived Monday to assume duties as the Calif. During the second World War Naval Base protestant chaplain. CDR McPhee served in the USS Chaplain McPhee is now senior ZEILIN, a Marine transport, which chaplain on the Base and is re- all the initial landings in lieving LCDR Karl G. Peterson made 1942 and 1943 in the north and who will leave for the New Lon- south Pacific. Ten years ago he don, Conn. submarine base this a short stay in Gtmo while month. spent in the USS VALLEY FORGE. Chaplain McPhee's duty station The new chaplain whose home is before coming to Gtmo was the in Salt Lake City. Utah, came to Naval Air Station in Corpus Guantanamo on the JOHNSON first part of the democratic election process, nomination of can- Christi, Texas where he was sta- . The with his wife and three boys, ages underway in the United States. tioned for three years. At Corpus didates, is now 8, 10 and 12. parties-and in smaller ones as well-men are Christi CDR McPhee was senior Within the two major Reception Tuesday their party and receive its backing chaplain and also served on the competing for the right to represent There will be a reception for staff of Commander Naval Air in the next election. Chaplain McPhee Tuesday, July 17, time for servicemen to get a picture of the Advanced Training. Now is an excellent at 1900 at the Naval Base School for office in November. Newspapers, maga- Entered Navy in 1941 people who will be running patio. All who wish to greet the are reporting their actions and statements on He entered the Navy in 1941 zines, radio and television new protestant chaplain are invited. and remember. after having a parish in Kittittas, public issues. Read, watch, A third chaplain for Guantan- mind that the best-informed serviceman in the Washington. Chaplain McPhee is Above all, keep in amo is expected to arrive this cast his vote this fall if he's not eligible. So find world won't be able to Fall with duties at the Naval Air stand for, make sure you meet your state's out what the candidates Station. He is CDR Allen Budd. you'll be prepared to exercise one of your voting requirements, and And sometime in September CDR (AFPS) most precious rights. A. P. Finan will report to the Base from RecSta, Boston, Mass. as re- lief for CDR. J. J. Sullivan, Cath- Calendar of Events olic chaplain. Saturday, July 14 Sunday, 15 July 1956 Rifle and Pistol Club-Monthly Pistol Match-NavSta Pistol Range-1:00 p.m. NO SUNDAY SCHOOL CATHOLIC MASSES Jr. Rifle and Pistol Club-Classroom In- Sunday, 7000-Naval Base Chapel struction-Bldg. 27-1:00 p.m. Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel Monday, July 16 Due to painting and reno- Sunday. 1280-Naval Base Chapel Beginning today vehicle inspection for vation of school rooms on Base Chapel all civilians, Marine Exchange, Special Mon. thru Frl.-1646-Naval Chapel Hill and Victory Hill, Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel Services, CPO Club and all other activities there will be no Protestant Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800, 1900 having Base-registered vehicles. This in- -2000, and daily before Mass spection lasts through July 18. Sunday School tomorrow or p.m. PROTESTANT SERVICES Sojourner's Club-Officer's Club-7:30 the next Sunday. Classes will Club-Girl Scout Hut- School O.E.S. Social resume on Sunday July 29. 0930-Sunday 7:30 p.m. School 0980-Sunday military personnel. Bible Class Payday-all 0980-Adult July 17 Worship (Naval Tuesday, 1100-Divine American Legion-Flt. Reserve Rm. Base Chapel) p.m. Hour (Marina Pt.)-7:30 1980-Fellowship American Legion Auxiliary-Girl Scout What's Doin' Stateside 1980-Mid-Week Bible Study Wednesday: Hut-7:30 p.m. Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal Helen Dow Peck of Bethel, Wednesday, July 18 JEWISH SERVICES Conn., believed in Ouija boards, Toastmaster's Club-Officers' Club- Friday-1900-Naval Base Chapel INDIAN Photo so much so that she left $178,000 6:30 p.m. CaRaCH Oa CHRIST a Baptist minister and received his to one John Gale Forbes because 1000-Bible Study Thursday, July 19 p.m. Jewell his name appeared on her Ouija 1045-Worship Service Navy Wives Club-Bingo-1:30 higher education at William Audi- Community Auditorium Felloweraft Club 1078-Community in Liberty, Missouri, at Southwest- board in 1919. LATER DAY SAINTS torium-7:30 p.m. ern Baptist Theological Seminary When Mrs. Peck died recently, Friday, July 20 Sunday-1100-Naval Station Library in Fort Worth, Texas and at Ber- investigators were unable to turn CPO Wives-Bingo-Family Rm. (CPO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Baptist Divinity School in up John Gale Forbes. Sunday-1000-NavSta Library Club)--8:00 p.m. keley M a0 e Sattikday, 14 July 1956 THE INDIAN Summer Recreation Cuban Catholic Teachers Tour Base, Program Closed Helicopter Demonstration At NAS The summer recreation of the Naval Base School ended yester- day, July 13. During the preced- ing six weeks, approximately 500 Base children took advantage of the summer program which was patterned from similar programs set up in Stateside schools. Swimming classes for beginners, intermediates and swimmers were held at the Naval Station, NAS To guide you as to your particu- and Marine Site pools. Horseback lar state's absentee voting 'laws, riding lessons were also offered. AFPS is running a three part vot- During the afternoons, and activ- ing series. This article is the sec- ities program consisting of library ond in a series on registering to study, etc, was held. vote by absentee ballot. According to Jack Brown, direc- RHODE ISLAND tor of the summer activities, the Registration is permanent for those qual- summer program was a success ified voters who registered under the Per and similar program will be set manent Registration Act of 1952 and have up in the coming summers' months. voted at least once since then. INDIAN Photo Servicemen, employees of religious and Registration for the school-year At the Main Gate by the Base Police Headquarters, interpreters W. M. welfare agencies serving in the armed forces and their dependents, '56-'57 will be held on August 16, Mas, SN, NAS; L. Ramirez, PN3, NAS and Luis Rivera, AN, VU-10, may vote and classes will begin, August 20. without registering. left to right, pose with two of the six Cuban Catholic priests that headed All other persons desiring to vote must the 138 Cuban Catholic teachers that toured the Base Sunday, July 8. register in person at the office of the Board Commander Naval Base and the local Holy Name Society played hosts of Canvassers, place of residence, not latet Commanding Officers . . than 60 days before election day. to the Cubans from 1:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. Kentucky (Continued from Page One) LCDR Edward Kubicki, Holy Name Society president, was in charge Registration is permanent unless a per- of tour interpreters and guides who led the visitors throughout the after- commanding officer CAPT J. B. son has failed to vote in any primary or noon jaunt which included the Base Chapel, school, Fleet landing, general election for two Stoll, DC, in formal change of Marine consecutive years. site, Members of the armed forces 'and their command ceremonies, at the Den- Villamar and other housing areas, Fleet Recreation Center, I & E office and Phillips Park. Six buses transported the teachers to these points. dependents become registered when a Fed- tal Clinic, Friday Morning, July eral Post Card application for absence At the Naval Air Station, the teachers 13, at 9:00 a.m. CAPT Stoll will were treated to a helicopter ballot is mailed to the county court clerk demonstration of residence. assume his former duties of Ex- which was highlighted by the execution of a simulated rescue operation. All other persons must register ia person ecutive officer. at the above After the tour the group was conveyed back to the Base school where office by Sept 7. For the past California three years, CAPT coffee, refreshments and hors d'oeuvres were served. Schneider has been on the staff of Registration is permanent The visitors were all impressed by the hospitality of ComNavBase and unless a voter the U. S. Naval Dental School, failed to vote at either the last primary felt that their convention which started out in Havana had wound up or general election. NNMC, Bethesda, Md. in the United States. The group left at 5:30. Members of the armed forces,' civilian He entered the naval service in employees serving outside the U.S., mem 1936, after having graduated from bers of welfare or religious agencies assist. the University of Pennsylvania ing the armed forces and their dependents Few Seek Prize Money Offered need not apply for registration. They are School of Dentistry with the class automatically registered upon mailing a of 1932. He has served as dental Federal Post Card application to the coun officer on several ships, with the In Contest To Name Base School ty clerk of residence. All Marine Corps and is also a grad- So far only two entries have other unregistered persons should re- quest an "Affidavit of Registration" from uate of the Industrial College of been received in the contest to the above office at' least 90 days before the Armed Forces, Washington, name the Base dependents' school. Little Theater Elects election day. D. C. Prizes of $25 and $10 are being PENNSYLVANIA CAPT Schneider was accompa- offered for the best suggestion. Semi-Annual Officers Registration is permanent unless a per- nied to Gtmo by his wife, daughter, The contest is open to all mili- son has failed to vote at least once in past Jane and son, Robert. tary personnel and civilian em- two years. At the regular monthly meet- Members of the armed forces are ex- COL Penzold relieved LT COL ployees of naval activities at Guan- ing, Tuesday evening, July 10, the empt from all registration requirements. W. C. Esterline, at the Marine tanamo Bay. Their dependents are semi-annual election of officers was All other persons must register in person formal change of command cere- also eligible. with the County Board of Elections, county held. Elected to head the group of residence, monies, Wednesday, July 11, at Names suggested or wiht the Registration Com- for the school are Don Wilkinson, president; Jim mission, city of residence. This may be 9:00 a.m. COL Esterline will as- should be those of prominent de- LeMar, vice-president; Joyce Ste- done any time before Sept. 18. sume the duties of executive offi- ceased Naval figures. They should venson, secretary, and Winnie For further information, consult your voting officer.-(APPS) cer. Prior to his arrival in Gtmo, be submitted in writing to Com- Mathews, treasurer. Peggy Way COL Penzold served as Chief of mander Naval Base, Attn: School was appointed director of the new Staff for Lant Raex, 2-56. Name Competition Judges, prior Little Theater play "Laura" with Notice COL Penzold is a graduate of to July 31. Flo Schnake serving as assistant. the Virginia Military Institute with Each name suggested must be Fred Hannibal was named tech- Complete information and de- the class of 1936. He has served accompanied by a written state- nical director and Jane Whited, tails as to how the proposed Navy with numerous Marine commands ment of not more than 100 words producer. Exchange Trailer Park will be set and spent the war years, 1941 telling why the school should be Tentative up and to whom the trailers will through 1945 in the central and so named. There is no limit to the dates for the play were set be available is not yet known. western Pacific. number of entries a person- may for August' 28 through Sep- tember 1. According to Navy Exchange He is also a graduate of the. submit. officials, as soon as complete in- Amphibious Warfare school, Quan- Three prize-winning names, to- All Base personnel are eligible' formation is available and has been tico, Va., where he served as an gethe; with the reason for each, to become members of the Little made official, notices will appear instructor for three years. COL will be forwarded to the Chief of Theater and are urged to attend in the INDIAN. Penzold arrived in Gtmo accom- Naval Personnel who will choose the regular monthly meeting held Please, do not call the Navy Ex- panied by his wife and five from the three, the official school on the second Tuesday of each change for details concerning the daughters. name. month at 7:30 p.m. new trailer park. M Page Four THE INDIAN Saturday, 14 July 1953

VU -10 Prop Blast FTG Chief Transfers To Fleet by 0. A. Porter Jr. The Intra-squadron Golf Tour- Reserve, Over 19 Years In Navy ney ended after a fast and sur- Fleet Reserve News prising final week of competition. Branch 100 held its regular Tom N. Drace, who lead the LT monthly meeting Tuesday night tournament from the very first, 10 July. Out of 45 new members off with top honors and walked there were 31 shipmates present place. LT Drace was awarded first for their initiation into the Branch. Prize a new golf putter, as First They were shipmates, Abla, Atkei- which we know he will find useful son, Campbell, Childers, Cochran, when he burns up those Georgia Coley, Dittrich, Duvall, links around Glynco. French, Gibson, Gillis, Hague, Hayes, competition Although he entered Horning, Josey, Klemis, Lanier, Ferguson came late, LCDR C. Scott Mayfield, Nicholson, Nolan, Ped- cop second place. from behind to neault, Racek, Rahl, Ramsey, Re- set of club He received a colorful mon, Rittenhouse, Striegel, Trica- covers as his prize. rico, Walezuk, Walmsley, and D. E. Campbell, AE3, who was Wells. WELCOME SHIPMATES! among the top contenders through- Branch 100 is proud to say that out the tournament, came through we are getting a lot of new mem- in Third position. He was award- bers. This is one of the responsibil- ed a rather sporty golf cap. ities of each member. It only takes will find that D. E. Campbell a few minutes to explain some of this week. He and golf cap useful the things the Fleet Reserve As- are currently C. C. Roberts, ADC, sociation does for the Navy career where they in Norfolk, Virginia, enlisted man. Let's all do our part are representing VU-10 in the INDIAN Photo CAPT F. S. Habecker, Commander Fleet Training Group, gives to help make Branch 100 a bigger annual AirLant golf tournament. Michial Benedini, BTC, a farewell handshake one half hour before Benedini and better branch by getting more The Mallards wish them both the transferred to the Fleet Reserve and civilian life. and more new members. best of luck. Benedini had been in the Navy 19 years and nine months. There are more cigars being He enlisted in Sprinfield, Mass. There will be a picnic at Wind- His duty stations while in the navy were passed around the hangar these the USS LEARY, the USS mill Beach on 28 July for members BENSON, the USS CLEVELAND, the USS TWINING, at days than we'll be able to smoke all the US Naval of Branch 100 and their families Recruiting Station in Philadelphia, year. Congratulations to LT Or- in the USS FORREST ROYAL, and holders of FRA membership the USS DES MOINES, and he Porter Jr. on his recent came to the Fleet Training Group in cards. The cost will be 500 per land A. Gtmo in August, 1953. promotion to that rank and to person and children free. It is With his transfer to the Fleet Reserve, Benedini CWO Frank K. Hamel on his se- has taken a position requested that you contact your with the local Public Works to the permanent rank of department in the inspection branch. The representative and let him know lection Benedinis have two children. W-4. LT Porter and CWO Hamel how many tickets you will want not later than Monday, 23 July. are the third and fourth officers men who reported aboard for duty respectively that have been pro- last week. There are more to For further information on the moted in VU-10 within the past F T G Bulletin follow soon. picnic please contact one of the weeks. The results of the 4th of July three Young Bill Sewell jr. arrived on representatives listed below. is in addition to the baby FTG golf matches were no surprise This board the Naval Hospital Sunday which right now is doing as far as low gross is concerned. Naval Station: Abla, Adams, business, morning 8 July at 0357. He weigh- well. Chief and Mrs. Mrs. Edie Ware was first low gross French, Bonner, Horning, Kirwan, equally as ed in at 7 pounds 12 ounces. are the proud for women with a nice 82. J. L. W. W. Powell, Schoonover. Naval Air Sta- Standley Wenderlich Sewell, YN3, of the Administrative parents of a new son, Thomas Bland, GMC, was first low gross tion: Boyd. Fleet Training Group: department and his wife Judy are Young Tom weighed in at for men with a very nice 73. Mrs. Huff. VU-10: Harrison. Leeward John. the proud parents. They are cur- eight ounces at 0027 Rita Bland made it a clean sweep Point: Paulsen. Naval Supply De- seven pounds rently living in Caimanera. on July 7. for the Bland family by taking pot: Hohman. Marine Barracks: Three new Campbell. Naval Hospital: Ryan. Chief and Mrs. J. P. Carroll have women's low net with a 75 follow- men reported aboard this past a new daughter, Eileen. Both moth- ed close behind by Mrs. Audrey week. Robert C. Sheldon, The above named shipmates are SO1, came from er and daughter Eileen, who are Page with a 76. USS BROWNSON your contact for any Branch busi- (DD-808). He had currently residing in Philadelphia, J. F. Shea, BTC, walked off with previously serv- ness. are doing fine. the men's low net with a 65 and ed in USS PURVIS (DD-709) and Two more reenlistments for the CAPT Murphy displayed a clear USS SARSFIELD (DD-837). He is married Mallards too. J. D. Mullins, ADI, eye and cool determination to take and has two children. His recently reenlisted in the Navy for second low net with a 68. The family is now in Portsmouth Trail Of The Eagle re- tournament, which was nine R. I. an additional four years. He junior The Boy Scouts will hold their orders and holes, was won by young "KJ" Thomas J. Anderson, BTC, re- ceived change of duty Court of Honor this coming he and Mrs. Mullins Skadowski with a 51, Jimmy Chris- ported from the Narraganset Bay, this week Wednesday, July 18, at 8 p.m. at NAS, Lake- tie had a 52 and Jim Page a 62. Fleet Training Group. He is mar- departed Gtmo for the School Auditorium on Chapel be attached Most of the talk around FTG on ried and has six children, five girls hurst, where he will Hill. At this time the boys who A03, Monday morning concerned the and finally a boy. He has previ- to HU-2. W. M. Blanchard, have worked so hard to pass their six weekend trip to Port-au-Prince on ously served in USS SELFRIDGE reenlisted for an additional tests before their counsellors and to both CAMBRIA. The ship's officers and (DD-357), USS TAYLOR (DD- years. Congratulations the Boards of Review which are men were perfect hosts and did 468), USS OKLAHOMA CITY of you. held monthly, will be presented Back to B. G. Vail, everything they could to make the (CL-91) and USS RICH (DD-820). Welcome their Merit Badges and Advance- assigned to trip more pleasant. It seems that John A. Perry, QMC, also re- BM3, who has been ment ratings. NAS for the past year, and to the sight-seers didn't miss a thing ported from the Narraganset Bay, Chief L. H. Podgett, who returns while ashore. The Casino, voodoo Fleet Training Group. He is mar- This is an occasion of great ac- from Norfolk TAD. Welcome a- dancing, French cooking, the Iron ried and has a six week old girl. complishment for these boys and board to D. F. Nicholson, AD2, Market, La Perchoir, The Riviera He has previously served in USS all parents are urged to attend this who reports on board from VR-6 and, of course, the taxi drivers WAUKESHA (AKA-84),, USS PC impressive ceremony. All Scout at McGuire AFB, Trenton. A. L. were much discussed. 1262, USS YMS 114, USS HEC- officials, friends and the public in Gibeavlt, AD3, has been transfer- FTG extends best wishes for a TOR (AR-7), and USS QUA- general are also very cordially in- red to NAAS, Kingsville. good cruise to the five Coast Guard- CHITA COUNTY (LST-1071). vited to attend. 9 " f Saturday, 14 July 1956 THE INDIAN Page Fiv The Medic Ships At Sea Are Land Extensions Pet Vaccination by W. A. Dal & R. A. Albrecht NwaTiotThe Storkhe Clubstork club Nation\ SaysT Int. Law IsStill Available New uftome additions to the stork clubOnoftem darypvion lowsfor the ah last glasto fewfeCwek aweeks Mrs Jan- are as fol-Onoftemby Ely U. Orias embodied in the Naval Base Reg- darypvios lows:ulations states that "it is obliga- kins, and boys to ADC and Mrs. Navy ships of the United States and other countries recognized by the story to have animals on the Base S. Wenderlich, YN3 and Mrs. United Nations, are not only floating hunks of steel but are floating vaccinated." W. Sewell, AE3 and Mrs. T. Long, and BM3 and Mrs. D. Sabol. Con- lumps of soil as well! Owners wishing their animals gratulations to all and the best According to International Law, all public vessels other than commer- inoculated for rabies may call of luck. cial, are exempt from local jurisdiction when within foreign territorial R. L. Hill, HM1, at 8685 or M. New Arrivals waters. These ships are, by fiction of International Law, considered part Gordon, HMI, at 8765 for arrange Arriving for duty recently were of the territory of the country which they represent. $1.Ew HM3s H. L. Johnson from NAS, S is e do n Pensacola,Pensacola~ Florida~ and~ C. Flrd J. Tho-n .J h- Sn tis soltahed vesselisn su- He may also investigate whether Rabies vaccination identification mas from the Naval Proving n s the contracting parties to a wed- tags may be picked up by per Grounds, Dahlgreen, Va. K. O. rm nstefee we on Wadswork, hN, reported hr ft b ding he is going to solemnize are sons with pets that have already Wadswrk, N, rpoMt dee fotnbeodhehremlsa limit of the mother country. On competent. Also, he exercises dis- been innoculated, at the Base Hos- from HCS, Bainbridge, Maryland. the high seas the ship is likewise cretionary preventive measures to pital medical storage office any-. Welcome aboard, men. insure that contraband articles as time during working hours. Bon Voyage defined by Customs regulations are M. A. Bilbo, HM3, departing for An international law principle not in transit, etc. duty aboard the USS WISCON- known as extraterritoriality sup- In compliance with the home CPO W ives SIN; D. J. Sullivan, HM3 Rec Sta. ports this practice. By extrater- government's foreign policy and Brooklyn for separation and H. E. ritoriality is meant the freedom commitments within the bounds of The regular business meeting Davis, HM2, NAS, Jacksonville for from arrest of certain persons re- international practices, the com- was held in the Family Room of separation. Good Luck to all. siding in a foreign country by mending officer of a vessel "may the CPO Club, Friday, July 6. This Meet The MAA virtue of government employment, grant the right of asylum to poli- was the first meeting presided over The "local sheriffs" who see that These persons are: Ambassadors, tical or other refugees if he thinks by the new President, Doris Hays. good old USNH runs "4.0 gung-ho" ministers or other accredited di- the grant would enhance the in- Calendar of events for the cor- and keep the troops in clean uni- plomatic agents. Public vessels in terest of humanity." forms, shined shoes, squared hats foreign ports and armed forces But in 1910, at Corinto, Nica- and belts, are three pretty good crossing foreign territory with per- ragus a native, in fleeing from the beach party, and cake sale; but guys despite their tough job. mission also enjoy extraterritorial local police, swam out and climbed more talk about these when the They are Chief Master at Arms, privilege, aboard the USS PRINCETON and plans have been completed by the L. B. Whited, HMC, assistant MAA As a floating extension of the appealed for protection. Shortly entertainment committee. D. H. Willingham,D. . illngamHM, HM1, adand MAAAA territory of the state, the ship can afteradthcierad h he of police went The hospital committee for the W. E. Basham, HM2. Chief Whited be considered as exercising the on board and requested that the month are Doris Hays and Betty became a "blue-jacket" in August powers of sovereignty. It meets refugee be surrendered to him. Jenkins. Now that Marie Chandler of 1939 and has been in Gtmo the four requirements of a soy- CAPT Hayes, the PRINCETON's and Emily Trapp are out of hos- since May of 1955 at his present reign state as conceived by skipper, considered the local au- pital let us not have any more position. He reported aboard from Aristotle. The manpower comple- authorities fully capable of handling members checking in there. the USS KIEINSMITH APD 134. meant of the vessel is its people, the case." Consequently, he turned Hostesses for the month are, "Little Willie" Willingham put the physical structure of the ship the refugee over without question. Marie Chandler, Loretta Craver on the garb of the U.S. Navy in takes the definite territory and the The fact of birth is another and Ida Ewards. 1940 and has been "on the rock inter-ship commands which are typical example attesting to the since November of 1955. He re- directly responsible to the ship's sovereignty extension of the home A cordial welcome is extended ported abroad from the USS AG- captain denote shipboard organ- government to the vessel wherever to all new arrivals on the Base. GRESSIVE MSD 422. "Little Wil- sized government. The fourth re- found. For instance, if a child is So that we may be acquainted lie's" M.A.A. experience includes aboard a pub atwo year hitch at USNH Char- status of the ship which connotes out regard to the m s citi- good time during your stay here. leston, S. C. "Boats" Basham be- independence from outside control. zenship, the child is deemed a came a "white hat" in 1942 and citizen of that country whose flag has been with us since May of this Occurrences aboard the vessel de- the vessel flies. This legal fiction year. Qsb year. mnigteeecs fsvrin i aldtepicpeo u oi He reported here from "home" powers are accorded full faith and the right of birthplace, to which The regular business meeting of after a short tour of civilian life. credit by other states and are con- the United States' the Scoo aitorium on hrs- These three men have the most sidered by them as "quasi" acts national law adheres. day, July 5. Five new members thankless job in the hospital but of the state to which the public In another instance, a foreign were added to the roll. They were still manage to keep cleanliness vessel belongs. Bonn fide acts of national may commit an infraction Ruth Leach, Eleanor Childers, Jean and order around the clock. its commanding officer toward a aboard a vessel. This case becomes Brown Flora Hi Hair doesn't grow too well in foreign power are deemed legi- triable under the laws of the Craver. Jr. Quarters, leading proof of this timate. country represented by the ship. statement: McCafferty, Dal, Cole- But this right may be rendered Members volunteered for their meeting the on maJohnson,maJhsoWdwrtHys Wadsworth, Hayesnuaoyb Through its commanding officer ngtrbyhexrcsofx-turnth exrie fe- transport' and "Red on the Head" McCormick, a ship- tradition if there is any. July 9, and also for Bingo for the plus Sullivan, Johnston, and Ouzo- board chief executive and a rep- In time of war, the principle of patients on July 18. Discussion was nian- - - rsnaeo h edo i extraterritoriality may be violated held for a class in textile painting. Filibirdy gets seasick in mild government, governmental policies by belligerent states. But boa- The afternoon Bingo this month "Yippee" weather - - - Babe S. pital ships, vessels engaged in at Villamar is on July 19 at writes a letter a day to Philly -- as foreign, are put into operation. philanthropic or religious missions, 1:30 p.m. Bilbo has been seep wearing a In the execution of domestic carter ships designated for and This was the last business meet- "white glove" - - - The 0. R. policies the commanding officer is engaged in the exchange of war ing of our sponsors, Chaplain and and the Food Service tied this week guided by the rules prescribed by prisoners and other ships operat- Mrs. Peterson. We bid them fare- for the Title "Fewest Working the home government. As an ax- ing on account of a treaty or spa- well and many thanks for all that Hours Per Day" - - - 164 days ample ha may issue a memoran- cil proclamation enjoy freedom they have done for us. till Christmas - - - P. S. Kar- dum to all hands implementing the from intrusions and capture ac- Our next business meeting is on don caught his first fish on Ron's duly home-made absentee voting cording to the Hague Convention August 2, at 8:00 p.m. in the School head. law. of 1907. auditorium. ft paid SI z THE INDIAN M Sauda,14Jly15 GTMO SPORTING CHIPS 1st Games In 776 B. C. by C. C. Drumright Modern Day Straight Pitches. . The new section of the regular 18 hole course Olympics Outstrips has been secured and will not be opened for several weeks, reason for this action was due to heavy maintenance required in the face lifting Old Grecian Counterpart In Size process. We are fortunate in still having 18 holes however, your front New York (AFPS)-The nine is what has commonly been called the ladies' nine. United States expects to send some 325 athletes to the 16th Olympiad Your 10th T was formerly the first and your course after leaving the in Melbourne, Australia, later this year- and when the contestants of more 10th green is to proceed to the regular No. 3 T, this hole is now your than 70 countries are counted the total may well reach into the thousands. 11th, after this instead of hitting up old No. 4, you reverse and play While exact figures the regular No. 11, this hole now being your No. 12, you then are unknown, by-pass it is probable crash. the regular No. 12 (short par three) and go to the regular that at their height No. 13th the old In celebration. Pelops is T and from here in all is as was. games never had more than suppos- a few hundred ed to have founded the games as You need to use the blue score competitors. Yet cards for this 18, handicap strokes are a thanksgiving ceremony to Zeus correct as listed. dynasties fell and rulers were de- posed for his triumph. Whatever their Our Liberal Arts Department. . . . I use a club to pull as a result of the scoring. my ball from The first Olympics in recorded origin, the games lasted for more under a bush or long grass, counting the operation as one storke. Did I than 10 centuries. score correctly? No. I loose history were held in 776 B.C., when the hole for not hitting at the ball "fairly" After 410 B. C. the games reach- with the clubhead. In one Coroebus was victorious in the match play my ball strikes myself or my caddie- ed their peak. It was the ambition I loose the hole. equivalent of a 200-yard dash. Earlier contests are shrouded in of every city in Greece to have an Rimmin The Cup Around The 19th. . Rogers out of commission due myth and Olympic champion. to injuries sustained playing ball, someone should tell him, Rotherberg legend. There are many stories of the But after the Roman invasion is gone. Red Adams looking like a pro for nine holes, making the turn origin of the games. One of the the games gradually deteriorated. with a nice 31. Wish to caution all strangers. . . . Bushes' turkey farm most The athletes, instead of being is barren. Big duel set provocative says that King for to-day, 1230, Place-Putting Green-Partic- satisfied with a simple olive wreath ipants CDR Dobbins, Oenamaus, who ruled the Greek Radioman Flanagan, Chief Englund and Mr. and municipal honors, began re- Griffin Weapons-Putters-Honor city of Elis near Olympia, devised at stake-1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes ceiving money and other valuable from our last weeks blind bogey. a grisly pastime. He ordered that his beautiful prizes. The games were abolished daughter Hippodamia could be won as a public nuisance in 394 A.D. by Wrens Still as a bride by anyone who could Emperor Theodosius I of Rome. On Top In P. League, escape with her in a chariot. Her The games were revived in father would pursue the abductor Athens in 1896,with athletes from Colts, Bears Tied For First In Little in another chariot. If the suitor nine nations competing. was caught he The Peewee league has the Wrens still on top berth with eight winnings would be killed by the monarch's and two loses. After the seventh week of league play, teams now stand spear. as follows: Thirteen young men attempted Ladies Golf Shots and all 13 failed. A Peewee Standings 14th aspirant was a youthful by Mae Hadley Teams W warrior named L Pet. A week ago Friday the Wrens 8 2 .800 Pelops hired someone to sabotage lady Chis 7 5 .588 the king's vehicle. During the race, golfers played a match versus par Cubs 6 5 .545 the wheel fell off of Oenomaus' tourney. Golf balls were awarded Eels 6 5 .545 chariot and he was killed in the to the following winners: Owls 5 5 .600 18 Lions Hole Tournament- 4 8 .400 First place-tie- Pos 1 9 .100 Cynthia Holley, In the Little league Juanita Babcock the Colts and the Bears are tied for first honor. Strikes & Spares Second place-Marion Caruthers Both teams have won nine games and suffered only two defeats thus far. 9 Hole Tournament- Little League Standings First place-Edna Bush by Dolly Aumann Second place-tie- Teams W L CB Pet, The last two Millie Kuba. Mae Hadley Colts 9 weeks have brought 2 .648 two of our beginners Congratulations Bears 9 2 .648 into some to Cynthia Hol- Eagles 7 4 .0% .688 good games, Bette Johnson with ley for breaking 100 by two strokes Rams 6 8 .2 .500 158 and Tex. Zarkou 153, which and to Margaret Wall for making Hawks 1 10 .6% .000 goes a birdie on No. 7. There are still a few vacancies to show it can be done, and for boys seven and eight years old in may be of encouragement to some A welcome is extended to all the Little League. Boys under seven are not desired at this time since who say they can not bowl good ladies interested in playing golf. the managers do not have sufficient time to spend training the boys to enough to get into our Anyone wishing to join the Ladies bring them up to par with the rest leagues. of the team members. Parents in- A meeting of captains and com- Golf club should be at the golf terested in having their sons assigned to a team may call LT Colbert mittee members was held on Fri- club house any Friday morning at 8131 (office) or 8386 (home). day and the date for the Bowl- at 0800. ComTen Staff in San Juan, Puerto ing Banquet was set for August 7. 1OND Pistol Team Rico. It was decided we would have an evening affair The team failed to qualify this time, watch Villamar Schedules for this the All-Navy pistol matches column for time and place Fails To Qualify to be later. held at NAS Norfolk, Virginia, Dance High-Games Hight-Averages Next Friday For All-Navy from July 17 through 19. Shoot V. Hall 180 J. Darby 149 One of the two teams entered D. Aumann 171 The Villamar-Bargo Community F. Grounds 147 At the Atlantic Fleet pistol com- by the Potomac River J. Enders 170 Council will sponsor a community Command M. Zeigler 147 petitions held at Camp Lejeune, won the top flight honor J. Darby 165 dance to be held at the Villamar at the D. Dickson 164 D. Aumann 145 North Carolina last week, 56 in- Camp Lejeune lyceum Friday, July 20, from 8:00 shooting matches. M. Swords 168 G. Rowan 145 dividual shooters and eight teams The Potomac River Command pis- H. Hareh 160 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. G. Kraft 142 Holders were recorded to have participated. tol team will represent the At- R. Garaudy 157 of Department of De- G. Kraft M. Swords 141 fense ID : Six of the 56 individual shoot- lantic Fleet in the All-Navy pistol 156 card, Liquor Card, Com- . .McGowan 1m6 M. Marsh 141 missary Permit, or Family era at the Lejeune pistol matches competitions. Tea passes ISt ntdlas may invite guests of their choice. were . representatives from the The local Rifle and Pistol club Bowleretts W-81 1.9 Alley-Katz W-81 IP9 The council pointed out however Tenth ,Naval District. Of these will sponsor a skeet shoot at the Push-Overs W.22 L18 that guests will be admitted only six shooters which formed the Marine skeet range open to Lilies of the all A alleys W-22 L-18 if accompanied by their hosts. ComTen team, five came from Com- shooters on July 28. Details of the Gutter-Gals 1.22 w-lsW-18 Julio Delgado and his Cha-Cha- NavBase Gtmo and the sixth mem- shoot will be in next week's Down-Unders T-27 ber of the team came from the INDIAN. Spotlers W*12 1.28 Cha Orchestra will furnish the Crickets W-11 .29 music. 9 Saturday, 14 July 1956 THE INDIAN Page Seven The Fish Tales VU-10, NAS Battle For Second Position While NavBase Cops Cellar, Marines 1st by Carlos Caballo Now that all the dust stirred up by a season of hard play is by Pat Aldridge all but settled on Diamond No. 1, only the top and cellar posi- Ham Radio News That Gray Nurse Shark, caught tions are firmly in grasp. Everyone is the happier that the by Dot Sumara last week by Darian and Waite, League-leading Marines cooperated by losing three games just prior to the tournaments' The business meeting of the makes them seem more human . . . no one seems to club beginning, is the same variety re- which Guantanamo Amateur Radio was held Thursday, July 5, at the sponsible for the deaths of an like the idea of having an unbeatable superman in their midst. home of Dick Cousins. Present average of seventy persons annual- Second place honors are a different matter. With only four ly off the coast of Australia. The are battling it out were Dick Cousins, KG4AD, Stan games still left to play, VU-10 and NAS Sumara W4BTH, Dorothy Sumara danger is such, in fact, that the right down the line. The Flyers are the ones that downed the KG4AC, Walt Holloway KG4AN, Australian government not only Marines twice and are always in the running no matter whom lays strong nets off shore but Bob Hewitt KG4AR, John Garvey KG4AZ, and Ralph Hurd. maintains a constant plane patrol they play. The same can be said for VU-10's Mallards. A new meeting place for August hunting the ugly sea beasts. Monday, July 23, will mark the three runs and the game ended first game of the play-offs. No was discussed and the next meet- as 7-6, with no Flyers out. No telling ing will be held at the Amateur The biggest Shark entered, one will actually be a favorite here is what score would have resulted which is of this writing, in the contest and rabid partisan fans are the Radio Station KG4AO a baby compared with a full inning of play. located top side in the NAS Ad- a 125 pounder, only ones that will go out on a seen play- NAS 001 200 103-7 9 3 We wish to wel- to those many others limb to pick the winner. There will ministration Bldg. Naval Base 000 012 003-6 6 9 come any one interested in "HAM" ing around in waters beneath be two games, one each on Monday radio, to come up and join us. The the ATC dump. The two Tarpon and Tuesday. VU-TEN 3, NAS 2 by yours truly and Ernie next meeting will be at 1900, entered, Two teams will taste defeat and babes of the species, This aerial dogfight between two Aug. 1. Guirey, are be out of the running. The two also, running a mere five and two usually high-flying teams was The Club will be participating winning teams will then play each pounds but, where those were scoreless until late in the game. in the new coastal emergency net other for two out of three games. hooked, there are some grand dad- Most of the flight time performed as a link between Puerto Rico And, in view of the past, these two dys to be had and they're biting. by the ball was purely between and Florida during the hurricane teams could easily be the two low is a seem- the pitchers and catchers . . . un- season. That particular spot teams in the League at the end ing playground for Tarpon, Snook til the ninth inning. The game was of play. Fans who like their base- one of the best played thus far in and Snapper for they can be seen ball had better not miss any of al- the season and had fans going in great numbers in all sizes these play-off games. though the Snook run larger than wild right up to the winning run. any we've noted elsewhere. One Marines 7, VU-TEN 2 Montgomery went all of the way doesn't mess around with light for the Mallards and came up as test line and leader, either, for we Played Sunday, the game was winning pitcher. Loss is credited lost two Snook when 40-test lead- an anti-climax because it could to Waldrop who was relieved by League Stand- er, unkinked and new, snapped like mean nothing in McCalmont in the bottom of the thread. ings. The League-leading Leath- ninth with the score tied but the ernecks jumped to an early lead winning run on first. Technique, unusual for Snook and were never headed. The Mal- VU-10 was leading 2-1 as the but applicable in this area, is still lards didn't play their usual brand ninth inning began in what ap- fishing with shrimp. The Tarpon of ball and missed a good chance peared to be an insurmountable hit this bait equally well and the to help nail down second place. count. Not knowing this, the Fly- bites come fast. Any tide, any time NAS 7, Naval Base 6 ers took Montgomery's offering will assure a fine mess of pan and had men on 1st and 3rd with sizers. If anyone was in doubt about 2 out. Whittaker had 2 strikes and Leeward Pointers should remem- standings, this Monday night game 1 ball with two away and lined ber that there is an official weigh- should have dispelled it. It kept one out just a little too far for in station for the tournament at NAS in the running for second King for a big double that scored the new "Fisherman's Wharf." place honors and dug the cellar the tying run. There, too, for those who do not for Naval Base just a little deeper. After retiring the Flyers, VU- care to take a boat from main A closely played game, the out- 10 led off with Bouffard rapping side, boats and motors may be come was in doubt right up to the out a single. It was at this point Navy Unit Scouts rented and bait bought. bottom half of the ninth inning. that McCalmont took over hurling Winning pitcher was McCalmont, duties from Waldrop. Rental periods run differently loser Schiller. Bouffard promptly and safely Carribbean Storms than they do at the Naval Station NAS jumped into the lead in stole second and advanced to third Washington (AFPS) - An ad- Locker. There are just two periods, the second with one run and added when Azzarita knocked a grounder vance unit of navy "Hurricane rental wise, designated morning two more in the third. Naval Base to first for the second out. This Hunters" has been sent to San and afternoon, but actually cover- came back in the fifth and sixth brought up Postal who connected Juan, Puerto Rico, to scout the ing the 24 hour time lapse. with a total of three of their own for a single, ending the game as development of tropical storms in The fee is $2 per period for boat to tie up the game 3-3. Bouffard crossed home for the the breeding area east of the An- and motor and, should it be rough Ransom of the Flyers put his winning run. tilles and in the Eastern Carib- out there, one having rented a team back into the lead with a The Standings bean. vessel from Naval Air Station -grand-slam with no one on and Teams Won Lost The unit, a component of Air- Locker, may leave it at the Lee- they led 4-3 until the ninth. In Marines 15 3 borne Early Warning Sq. 4, will ward Locker and return by safer this free-swinging inning, Naval VU-10 10 9 operate in coordination with the launch. And that's it for this time. Base collected three runs off of NAS 9 11 Miami, Fla., Fleet Weather Cei+ three hits and had high hopes. Naval Base 4 15 tral. "In the old days," Grandpa re- until NAS took a last crack at The Schedule P2V Neptunes and WV-a Super members, "when a young man changing the score. Sunday VU-10 vs Naval Base Constellations will once again be began sowing wild oats, his father Three men collected singles and Tuesday Naval Base vs Marines used for reconnaissance flights in started the thrashing machine." the fourth a double resulting in Thursday NAS vs Marines the storms, the Navy said. ft sm W Saturday, 14 %taly 1956 TE INDIAN Navy-BPPO-10ND-.Guantanamo

Cinema - Sco~p WGBY Television Program Book -Nook are Saturday, July 14 5:30 That's My Boy 5:41 Patti Page Steve Allen and Ed Sullivan 0:00 Royal Hawailans 6:00 Industry on Parade Winston S. Churchill, whose running neck to neck in a race 1:00 Winky Dink & You 6:30 What's My Line 6:10 Travelog to see which one comes out on top 1:30 Paul Winchell 7:00 Milton Berle 6:30 I've Got a Secret writing career almost matches in TV show. 2:00 Garry Moore 8:00 Ed Sullivan 7:00 This is Your Life brilliance his political life, is on with their Sunday night 2:10 Melody Mal 9:00 U.S. Steel Hour 7:30 Star Stage the book lists again. His new book Allen is threatening to take over 1:00 Victory at Sea 8:00 Godfrey & Friends Monday, July 16 THE ENGLISH the No. 1 spot which Sullivan has 1:30 Robt Q. Lewis 9:00 KraftTV Theatre A HISTORY OF 4:00 House Party is perhaps held for so long. 5:30 News Parade Thursday, July 19 SPEAKING PEOPLES 4:30 Two for the Money Perry Como 5:45 5:30 News Parade his most monumental work, and One of the reasons for Allen's 5:00 Warner Bros. I&E Film 6:00 5:45 Perry Como may be the best remembered of threat to Sullivan was the appear- Presents Cheyenne" 0:30 My Favorite Husband 6:00 Stop the Music 6 :00 Seat the Clock 7:00 Talent Scouts the hundred or more volumes which ance of Elvis Presley on his July 6:30 Professional Father 6:80 Masquerade Party 7:30 Highway Patrol he has written. The Library has show. Gad!, what does this 7:00 Bob Cummings 1, 7:00 George Gobel Ethel & Albert 8:00 7:80 You Bet Your Life just received volume one, which Presley have? From what I've 7:30 Your Hit Parade 8:30 Medic 8:00 Dragnet traces the English race from its down here 8:00 Colgate Variety Hour One heard of his records 9:00 Studio Show 9:00 Stage Show 810 Dunninger earlist beginnings to the rise of he is long on noise and short on Tuesday, July 17 9:00 Climax 9:30 Star Tonight the Tudor dynasty in 1485. Three actual singing talent. He has ac- 5:30 News Parade Friday. July 20 0 :41 Perry Corns more volumes are projected, and complished one thing however, and Sunday, July 15 5:80 News Parade 6:00 Disneyland all four will be avidly devoured by the one syllable 1:00 WinkyDink & You 5:45 Perry Como that is turning 7:00 Phil Silvers 1:30 Contest Carnival 6:00 I&E Film every discerning reader. word you into at least seven 7:30 Meet Millie My Feet 6:30 Dollar a Second 2:00 Lamp Unto Guy Lombardo New specialty books at the Li- syllables. 8:00 7:00 Ozzie & Harriet 2:30 Adventure 8:30 Lineup brary include the OUTBOARD "Laura" the Little Theater's new Big Picture 7:30 Playhouse of Stars 3:00 9:00 Robt Montgomery and the play is on the way . . .casting was 3:10 You Are There 8:00 Johnny Carson BOATING HANDBOOK Wednesday, July 18 held the past week and Peggy Way 4:00 Ted Marck's Amateurs 8:30 Crusader LA WS AND LANDSCAPING 5:30 News Parade 9:00 Boxing a well-known Little Theaterite was 5:00 Roy Rogers HANDBOOK. Both should prove to climate like ours. chosen director . . . the recent be popular in a surge of re-runs (some of which Richard Nixon, a controversial are not too hot) on the Base is Radio Round-Up figure in American politics today, due to the Exchange receiving only a now has his own biography in a week . . . cross four new films Neon signs do not emblazon a Saturday, July 14 print. THIS IS NIXON, by James dig up the fingers and hope they "Welcome" or "Enter" above the NavSta-Picnic-125 min. Keogh, is a short book which de- some oldies that are worth seeing inconspicuous main entrance to NAS-Ghost Town-92 min. votes a few chapters to the story again. WGBY but visitors are always Mar Site-Hell on Frisco Bay-98 min. of his life and meteoric rise in (Col, in color) is one of their tour Villa.-Crime Against Joe-94 min. and most of the remain- Picnic welcome. The extent of Lwd. Pt.-High Society-88 min. politics, awaited films to arrive on will ing chapters to an explanation of the most of studios and control rooms Sunday. July 15 the Base in a long while. Here we depend on the number of men his political philosophy. Another into NavSta-Prodigal-112 min. have the Broadway hit made available and their duties at that NAS-Picnic suitable book for election-year a movie that somewhat expands moment, Tours may be made any- Mar. Site-Athena-95 min. reading. on the original scope of the play. between 8 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Villa.-Hell on Frisco Bay time Lwd. Pt.-Crime Against Joe . COMFORT ME WITH APPLES Bill Holden plays the stranger who of the week. To avoid any day July 18 is a rather funny story about to the little Kansas town be ac- Monday, comes confusion, children should to Kill-105 min. American life today by Peyer De- everything including NavSta-Three Hours and disrupts companied by their parents unless NAS-Prodigal Vries, who has already made his the feminine hearts. previous arrangements have been Mar. Site-Ghost Town name in the field of the humorous Rosalind Russell is outstanding made. Villa.-Athena novel. The setting is a small Con- the spinster Lwd. Pt.-Hell on Frisco Bay in her portrayal of NEW RECORDS: More music is necticut town, and the action col- for a man. Tuesday, July 17 school-teacher looking pouring in at the present than can umn in the newspaper. This book Novak, Susan Strasberg, Bet- NavSta-Unchained-90 main. Kim be listed .Some good, some bad and NAS-Three Hours to Hill has already been voted one of the Arthur O'Connell ty Field and probably some that will emerge as Mar. Site-Picnic year's most entertaining stories. Two out- complete the line-up. hit tunes in a month or so. Betty Villa.-Ghost Town its direction Lwd. Pt.-Athena Smiley Blanton is an old-fash- standing features are Johnson has a couple, "Why Do the back- Wednesday, July 18 ioned doctor who has written a by Joshua Logan and You Cry" and "Clay Idol." ground music from which the NavSta-Broken Star-89 min. convincing book about what's Then there's "Bombolero" and NAS-Unchained today. In recent top-tenner came. wrong with the world "High Society" as done by Lew Mar. Site-Prodigal OR PERISH he analyzes Prodigal (MGM, in color). Here Villa.-Picnic LOVE Douglas. "The Girl I Love" by twentieth cen- we have one of those spectacular Lw. Pt.-Gohat Town the problems of the The Cues, flip side being "Crack- and melodramas set in ancient times. Thursday. July 19 tury, both physical and moral, erjack." Lonnie Sattin teams with NavSta-Target Earth-96 min. his solution- Edmund Purdom, playing the pro- candidly presents Earl Sheldon's orchestra to do "My NAS-Broken Star love. The absence of intricate ter- digal is betwitched, bothered and Hours to Kill Broken Dream" and "What Time Mar. Sit-Three and psychiatric formulas bewildered by pagan priestess Lana Villa.-Prodigal minology Does The Sun Go Down." welcome change in a book of Turner. Lots of money went into Lwd. Pt.-Picnic is a a lifetime of ex- this picture which turns out no Friday, July 20 this sort. After expected. Williams and Lita Baron. NavSta-Jubal-113 min. perience with people and their better than can be NAS-Target Earth Earth (A.A.) . . . Vir- problems, Dr. Blanton comes up Three Hours to Kill (Col., in Target Mar. Site-Unchained Denning with some down-to-earth, common color) . Dana Andrews and ginia Grey and Richard Villa.-Three Hours to Kill Donna Reed. a horse-opera com- science-fiction . . . a poor Lwd. Pt.-Prodigal sense answers. bined with suspense . okay if man's "War of the Worlds." to go to Villamar Jubal (Col., in color), is a good you don't want FROM: off-beat vein. Set in to try for the jackpot. western, in an 3 cent it turns out to Unchained (W.B.), is a surpris- the cattle country stamp ingly interesting movie of Cali- be an absorbing character study fornia's Chino prison, an honor- of its stars, Glenn Ford, Ernest system institution. It deals with Borgnine, Rod Steiger and Valerie one man's fight to go straight after French. Steiger as usual, is mem- being sent to prison. Barbara Hale orable in his part! You western In- sad 1Eoy Hirsdi star. Again we fans who go expecting to see have the theme melody from the diane, calvary and the works are Send The picture that became very popular going to be disappointed, but I'll some time ago. still insist, (till they make a horse- INDIAN Broken Star (U.A.), a new west- opera where the Indians win) that Home ern starring Howard Duff, Bill this is a dern good movie.