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Vol. V, No. 37 U. S. Naval Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 4 November 1950

VA ALL SET TO CUT MR. EVEREST NOEL SECOND NSLI PIE BASE COMMANDER GRAVELY ILL IN HAVANA TO LEAVE 9 Washington (AFPS) - Service- Mr. Everest Noel, venerable men and veterans of world War II Admiral A. M. Bled- Assistant Foreman Public Works, Rear is gravely ill in Havana. Long who are holders of National Serv- soe, USN received word this ice Life Insurance policies, may suffering from a serious stomach week that he is to be ordered ailment, Mr. share in a second insurance divi- to duty as Commandant of Noel recently went dend of about $1 billion. on leave seeking medical treatment the Fifteenth Naval District. in Havana. The Veterans Administration has Present Almost immediately indications are that 1 after his arrival he required emer- announced the tentative dividend he will be relieved as Base gency hospitalization and under- and set March, 1951, as the target Commander late this month date to begin payments. went two very serious surgical and will depart for Panama operations. Veterans Administrator Carl R. about 1 December. Gray, Jr. will make the final Commander L. M. Davis, Jr. visit- decision on the payments when ed Mr. Noel at the modern and he returns from Europe about highly regarded Centro Medico, November 20. ANNUAL PHYSICAL Vedado 86, Havana, last week. At The V. A. still is sending checks EXAMS FOR OFFICERS that time the patient was in feeble for the first N. S. L. I. dividend, post-operative condition, but re- which totaled $2,800,000,000. Up to ports from the medical staff were Beginning Monday November 6 encouraging for complete recovery. August 31, 15,100,000 checks had at 1300 and continuing Tuesday, been mailed, accounting for $2,- Mr. Noel has distinguished him- Thursday and Friday, November self as an outstanding employee 650,000,000 of this amount. 7, 9, and 10, at 1300 all Base offi- The Administration said the sec- whose ability and pleasant disposi- cers, excluding the Training Group tion have endeared him to military ond dividend will go to a maximum officers are to report to the Naval of about 6 million policy-holders. and civilian personnel alike. His Hospital for their annual Physical many friends on the Base wish It will cover dividends earned for Examinations. the three years 1948-51. Those for him a speedy and complete Training Group officers and recovery. whose policies elapsed before 1948 Training Group Officers only, will will be excluded. be examined on Saturday mornings commencing SWITCH HAS HIM Saturday November IN DILEMMA LITTLE THEATRE 18, and continuing through Satur- day December 2. Officers should consult the "Pa- Fort Worth, Texas (AFPS)- Be sure to see the coming Little Obie D. Boyd is a fellow much in Theatre production, "For Love or poose" for the schedule to see when they are to be examined. demand these days. Money", by F. Hugh Herbert. This It's this way. Boyd has been bright adult comedy just finished ordered to duty as a marine ser- a long successful run on Broadway. geant. He's also been called by the It is a sure-fire laugh-getter. The REWARD FOR Navy to report as a mailman, third story begins when a beautiful HARBOR ICE 9 class. The Marine Corps orders young girl stumbles almost by ac- directed him to report, September cident, into the home of a distin- 6. Orders from 8th Naval District guished, middle-aged actor who is In making a study of world ^ harbors, the Department of ' headquarters at told immediately captivated by her him to report there on August 31. youthful charms. Defense has asked the Com- I mander, NOB Guantanamo The mix-up came about when he To give everyone a chance to "resigned" from the attend, regarding icing conditions in Naval Reserve the play will run three last year to go into the Marine nights: November the harbor here during thel 7, 8, and 9. Reserve with some friends. Marine Tickets are now on sale at all ex- winter months. Anyone seeing ice in the recruiters assured Boyd they'd changes, the price is 35 cents. wangle him a Navy discharge Remember-if harbor is requested to mea- if you live in Chi- he'd sign up. He did-but apparent- cago or New York, you may have sure it and report to the * NOB Administration Build- ly they didn't keep their end of many chances to see stage plays. the bargain. If you live in Gtmo. ing or better still to collect 9 you do not! Whatever happens, Boyd isn't Make the most of and bring in a sample. Re- your opportunity. worried. Says he, "They got Don't miss "For Love or Money". quest a crane if the ice is me too heavy to handle by hand. coming and going." A suitable reward will be The Department of Commerce Crater Lake estimates give to anyone who locates at Portland, Oregon, that $404 million was is six miles long and paid any ice in the harbor. four miles out in tips by the American wide, and is 6,000 feet public in 1949. above sea level but never freezes over. Pasve Two THE INDIAN Saturday. 4 November 1950 Pare Two THE INDIAN Saturday. 4 Novelnber 1950 TRAINING GROUP TRIVIALS I By Lewis, Yo Yo 1 Another week of sun, rain squalls, heat and work all mixed together, Sunday, 5 November 1950 Editorial Office, NOB Administration Bldg., while about the most important Room 205 - Phone 254 event that happened was the re- Catholic Masses 0700-Naval Base Chapel Saturday, 4 November 1950 ceipt of the Montgomery Warbucks Christmas Shoppers' Catalogs in 0930-Naval Base Chapel U. S. NAVAL OPERATING BASE the Mail. This year's specialty will 1745-Naval Base Chapel Guantanamo Bay, Cuba include a gratis repair kit with Daily Mass - 0630 Rear Admiral A. M. Bledsoe, USN each toy, particularly those as- Confessions before all Masses Commander Protestant Services Allen Collier, J3------Editor sembled after receipt with instuc- tions that even a child can under- Sunday: 0930-Sunday School P. H. Teeter, LCDR------Staff Advisor 1000-Adult Bible Class THE INDIAN is published weekly, fi- stand. Then too, that unanticipated nanced by Station Welfare and Recreation damage in handling will definitely 1100-Divine Worship funds, printed on government equipment, simplify assembly of parts. Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal for free distribution on the U. S. Naval Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba by Our orchid for the week to LCDR Chaplains at this activity order of the Base Commander. Williams who will soon be depart- CDR JOHN F. HAGEN, USN THE INDIAN is published in compliance ing our fold for duty in Wash- (Protestant) with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-25 ington. As manager of the Guest (Rev) 1945. House, LCDR Williams rates an LT P. J. MARRON, USNR THE INDIAN uses Armed Forces Press "Outstanding." The entire Base (Catholic) Service material which may be reprinted with the credit line: AFFS. will miss seeing the horseman cantering around (he's listed the A GOOD JOB EVERY DAY horse as a dependent and shipping HOSPITAL NOTES same Stateside). Along with our Reprinted from Pensacola GOSPORT t orchid, our sincerest wishes for "Make that splice extra good, Even the stork failed to cooper- many happy tours of duty in the son, it may have to last a long ate in helping to make a column future. time." of news. He'll probably have Dr. Another new fisherman joined The cable foreman who said that Shapard working overtime next the ranks-CDR Fisher is now a had something. He pointed out time. plotter against the elusive habit- that was the best thing that Ameri- Bennie Maestas, HM1 reported ants of the briny deep. It was been cans not in Korea can do to help for duty from U. S. Naval Medical overheard that the cost of hooks, in the present situation. Research Institute, Bethesda. C. B. leaders, sinkers and bait currently For, if the red fire there spreads, Archer, CSC, who has been at the lost keeps the cost of fish at it will take the full effectiveness Commissary Store on temporary about $2.00 per pound. Montgome- of every American to keep our duty for several weeks, has return- ry, RM3, was also seen sporting a country free and attain military ed to the hospital for duty. new set of gear off the cliffs. We victory. So that's one thing we R. Schimmel, HA, J. B. Nanna, anticipate that in the near future can do now-a good job every day. SA and W. W. James, HMC depart- there won't be enough fish to go A second thing to do is cut ed on leave, and M. J. Hadden, around to all the fishermen. The spending and increase savings. HMC and F. R. Scallio, SN return- "Fisherman" is proposing collect- This is no time for us to continue ed from leave. ing all data from all fishermen in the casual wastefulness that ac- Dr. Cronemiller and Dr. Shapard the form of notes to publish a companies our high standard of both returned from temporary duty "Gitmo Almanac" to currently ad- living. People from' other nations in the States; and, Dr. Moschella vise where to go to fish, the type are always amazed when they visit returned to duty after being on of fish running, feeding habits, type us, first at our tremendous pro- the sick list for several days. LTJG rigs to use and even a little bit on duction of useful goods and sec- Anderson, NC is on the sick list. menu preparation. Just address ond at the way we throw it away Dr. Olenick received word this your notes to "The Fisherman, c/o instead of wearing it out. Personnel S week from the American Board of Office, Fleet Training The third thing we can do is to Ophthalmology that he had suc- Group". If there is sufficient inter- remember that we are a Christian cessfully passed his examinations est, we might be able to run a people, who have confidence in and is now a certified diplomate of column in the mighty Indian. ourselves because we believe in God. the Board. After five years of hard Our hats go off to those re- work and study Dr. Olenick is sponsible for nicking the commis- FORE deservedly proud of this latest sary food prices-at the rate the achievement. Congratulations are prices were rising, we all wondered Either the nineteenth hole is extended by all hands. where they would stop, then came getting larger or member attend- the surprises-a substantial drop ance is shrinking for there were YOUR MOVIE GUIDE in the cost of eggs along with the several empty seats at the monthly hopes of getting everything back meeting of the Women's Golf Club Dates Are For NavSta Lyceum to PK (Pre-Korea) levels. More held last Monday. We hope the Tonight-"Kill The Umpire"-A power to you fellows, keep 'em empties will disappear at the next former baseball player (William coming down! ! meeting to be held at the nine- Bendix) is unable to stay away Interest in USAFI is definitely teenth following the Wednesday from the ball parks where he heaps increasing-are you interested in Tournament November 29th. abuse on the umpires. He loses taking a correspondence course? The handicap tournament has job after job. His father-in-law What subject? The Educational been postponed to January 1951; believes that the only job his son- Services Officer will be happy to it's a boon for the spoon of the in-law will ever hold is one in discuss your individual needs and divot diggers. The Ladder and baseball so he has him enrolled desires along this line and will be Ringer tournament players were in an umpire's school. His notion able to come up with a satisfactory given an extended ladder reading that an "umpire is the lowest form solution if you just take a little all the way to December 1st. of life" is changed considerably time to see him. And along the I Sudden death is the final decision after he goes to work as an umpire same line, our Station Library on ties; they must be played im- (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Four) Saturday, 4 November 1950 THE INDIAN a 4g Pa e Three GIRL SCOUT NOTES O'ER THE TEA CUPS BOY SCOUT NOTES By Adeline Irwin Well, at last the little Plastic By Betty Radcliffe By Joe Herman, Troop Scribe Pins A week for the Brownie's own names ago last night the PWD Last Friday our meeting was have arrived! Sometime, ago I American Civilians and their wives called to order at 6:45 p.m. Follow- mentioned had a party these pins and explained at Phillips Park. ing the flag ceremony, roll call, that there were so many Brownies, Guests included CAPT and Mrs. and collection of dues, the meeting and since the mothers rotate, cir- H. 0. Parish; LTJG and Mrs. W. L. got underway. Routine troop busi- cumstances make it impossible to Perkins and LT and Mrs. F. M. ness was disposed of and we had know each and every little girl Hardin. Many delicious covered instruction in knot tying and sema- unless you happened dishes were to have an enjoyed; tuna fish phore signaling. Some of the troop exceptionally good memory. Now casserole, chili, salads and side went out doors for star study. This with these pins, each little Brownie dishes, cakes and coffee. Modern instruction is in preparation for will be wearing her name, which and square dancing added to the contests to be held between the will enable everyone to call the enjoyment. All in all it was a various patrols at a later date. children by their names. wonderful party and everyone had On Saturday, 4 November, Troop Last Tuesday, the Brownies were a good time with plenty to eat. 35 has an invitation to visit the busily preparing these pins and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roembke and newly organized Scout Troop finishing the pin in cushions they had their three children arrived last Guantanamo City, and it is hoped been making. Saturday from Indiana. Mr. Ro- that all of the boys will be able Our Intermediate Scouts are embke is a General Engineer with to make the trip and take the once again working op- for badges. the PWD. The Roembkes reside in portunity to see Guantanamo City Patrol 1, is working on Curved Newtown. Welcome aboard, folks. and its Scouts. Bars and Patrol 2, is doing the Mr. and Mrs. Another Father-Son dinner is Good Grooming W. K. Stewart with Badge. This par- their two children being planned for Friday 10 Nov- ticular badge is very good left this week training. on the Hodges. Mr. Stewart has ac- ember at 6 p.m. Let's have as good All these badges will be awarded a cepted a new position in Dower, N.J. turn out or better than last time. at the ceremony in December. We We're sure everyone enjoyed the hope all of you will be our guests H. V. Hickey is sporting a new last rank get-together. Any boys of for that particular evening. More these days, formerly ETC Scout age now it iis RELE. who would like to join details will be published at a He received his the Troop, bring along orders and departed this week your fa- later date. with thers over to the Father-Son his family for his new station din- Monday, November 6, there will in ner next Friday night. One Great Lakes. Congratulations and of the be a Brownie Mothers Get To- Scouts in your classroom will good luck to the Hickeys. furn- gether, at 9:30 a.m. at the Scout ish you with a dinner House chit for your in Marine Site No. 3. Let's Here's a new twist for your father to fill out. Let's make it have a big turn out and ladies, Thanksgiving pumkin pie. made another success. bring along your ideas for projects with Pepsi-cola. for the Brownies. See ya! 1 bottle Pepsi-cola 1/2 cups canned pumpkin TRAINING GROUP THE SERGEANT HAS 2. eggs well beaten TRIVIALS A PROBLEM '/2 tsp. ginger % c. brown sugar (Continued from Page Two) With South Korean Forces (AF 1 tsp. salt offers a lot of good reading matter PS)-Sgt. Edwin J. Franklin, a 2 tbsp. molasses if you'd just call around to inspect. member of the American military 1 tsp. cinnamon (It pays to advertise). advisory group in Korea, would Pie crust We see where the blood hounds like to know just where he stands Mix dry ingredients. Add pump- let LCDR Gutting and LT Hicks with kin the Army. and eggs, then molasses and return back to duty from you- A recent mail delivery brought Pepsi-cola. Mix well. Pour into know-where. Wel-come aboard aft- him a letter baked from his worried wife pastry shell. Bake 25 to 30 er your recent illness peoples. in Savannah, Ga. minutes at 4000 F. Once again, we won't fail to Franklin, a reserve officer, had Since we are leaving next week mention the "Tin Hats", but for received orders from Washington for two months I would like to the last time. We hope a certain to report for active duty. The take this opportunity to wish every- Captain within the Group reads orders carried the warning that one a happy Thanksgiving, Merry the Trivials. if they were not obeyed in 10 days, Christmas and a happy and pros- The dogs are still getting the he'd be in for a court martial. perous New Year. people at Bargo down-they even sleep outside my door Golf-a game that would be even I'll see you next year O'er the now. Guess more Tea Cups. I shouldn't have fed that one last comical if the ball had a bad week temper. Bye now . . (P. S. I don't even own a dawg). BUGS BUNNY Salubrious APPS

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k4. 12 Saturday, 4 November 1950 THE INDIAN Gtmo. Bay-2 Nov 50-2500 Saturday, 4 November 1950 THE INDIAN Gtmo. Bay-2 Nov 50-2500 GRIDIRON MENU YOUR MOVIE GUIDE S By Bozo Clodfeller, III (Continued from Page Two) Austin, Texas-(Special)-After Florida crew in Lexington and that in the Southwest. Cast includes. seeing his "pet" team succumb to is one game which could go either Una Merkel, Gloria Henry and Ray the hard running of Mr. Johnny way. Florida, a two touchdown Collins. One Short: "Rescue The Karras and company as they crush- underdog against Vandy two weeks Squadron." ed Indiana, 20-0, last week, Bozo ago, upset the Commodores but had Sunday-"Belle of Old Mexico" has decided to take in the game trouble with Furman last week. The -This is a repeat in Guantanamo. of the day in the Southwest, featur- rugged schedule of Bob Woodruff's The story of how a college profes- ing the Southern Methodist power- Gators may be beginning to tell sor who vowed to a wartime buddy house and a potent Texas football on the youthful sophs but Blue- to act as guardian to his buddy's arsenal. grass fans will have a great day little sister and who finds her not Every nook and corner of this of football. Elsewhere on the grid little but a young lady who is beau- town is filled and the city is bub- front the eye is on Seattle, Wash- tiful. Trouble then arises between bing with the exciting moments ington where California's Bears him and his own finance and the envisioned for the game time today. are in town to battle Don Henricb board of trustees and the college These Texans take their football and Company on Husky home soil. but in the end all ends well. Cast seriously and you don't dare toss That is an unenviable position. The includes Bob Rockwell and Estrella even a dignified, good-natured rib Huskies tripped Stanford in a big Rodriguez. Two shorts: "The Cat at either of these two teams as way last week and are going all and the Mermaid" and "Crashing they await the starting whistle. out today. They have finally got a the Movies". Notables from all over the nation good whiff of the Roses at Pasadena *Monday-"D.O.A."-Though dif- are here, including Bill Stern of and are determined to be there on ficult to follow, this thriller will the National Broadcasting Coin- January 1st. Well, we'll see. keep you on the edge of your seat. pany who will air the game for Let's cut this week's column Edmond O'Brien finds he has only that network and I understand here and give you our choices on a few days to live and sets out to that CBS has also lined up Dallas the games set for today, as we go. find the person responsible for this as a stop on their Camel Football Skippin' over the chalklines: condition. We won't spoil the pic- Caravan. Georgia over Alabama; Tufts over ture by telling you the rest. Cast To get down to the business now Amherst; Arizona over New Mexi- includes Pamela Britton and Lu- at hand though, specifically that co; Arkansas over Texas A&M; ther Adler. , of picking a winner, we aren't Pennsylvania over Army in the Tuesday-"My Foolish Heart"- hesitating a bit as we say South- upset of the day. Mississippi State A story of a girl who recalls at- ern Methodist. The margin of over Auburn; Bowdoin over Bates; tending a college from where she victory. Well, that's another story. T. C. U. over Baylor; Boston Col- meets a young man with whom she Bozo believes that this game will lege over Penn State; Rutgers falls in love. After he is drafted either be a very close contest or over Brown; Bucknell over N. Y. U; in the Army, he comes to see her on a wide open one. The opinion which Washington over California; Ci- leave-they are caught kissing in Bozo is holding close to his chest cinnati over Ohio U.; Virginia over the dormitory elevator and for this is that SMU will run away with The Citadel; Clemson over Du- she is expelled. He is later killed the game. If the Mustangs get two quense; Princeton over Colgate; in battle and she becomes very quick tallies look for a rout. Any- Oklahoma over Colorado; Cornell bitter. See the finish yourself. way our choice is SMU. over Columbia; Yale over Dart- Starring are Dana Andrews, Su- Bozo hates to tell you good mouth; Kentucky over Florida; san Hayward and Louis Wheeler. people how low he sank last week- Duke over Ga. Tech; Holy Cross *Wednesday-"Outside The Wall" end. How anyone can be such a over Harvard; Illinois over Michi- -This picture was finished at the sentimentalist we'll never know, gan; Michigan State over Indiana; time of the million-dollar Boston but after a look at some of those Minnesota over Iowa; Kansas over holdup and it's much the same scores that's all it could possibly Utah; LeHigh over Muhlenberg; story. It's realistically done, much have been. Still even with all the Syracuse over LaFayette; LSU of it around Philadelphia, and has wrong picks we managed to tread over Mississippi (Night); Mary- great suspense. Cast includes Rich- water and stay above the .700 mark land over George Washington; Ne- ard Basehart, Marilyn Maxwell, S as we were handed a .710 percent- braska over Missouri; Tennessee and Dorothy Hart. age, a 40 point drop from the week- over North Carolina; Ohio State *Thursday-"The Asphalt Jun- ly percentage of the week before. over Northwestern; Wisconsin over gle"-Starring Sterling Hayden, We now have a seasonal average Purdue; Rice over Texas Tech; Jean Hagen and Louis Calhern. A of .742 on 156 winners, 54 losses Stanford over Southern California; group of people are brought to- and eight ties. U. C. L. A. over Oregon State; and gether when they scheme to rob There are four all-important Wyoming over Idaho. a large jewlery store, provided games and several of those remain- $50,000 could be raised for ex- ing are of minor importance. Out- "That girl you were with last penses. When they get the money side of the tilt here in Austin we night was sure ugly, wasn't she?" they pull the perfect robbery (so offer you the Army-Pennsylvania "Ugly? man, when a snake gets they think . See the finish yourself. clash in Philadelphia. Watch this drunk, he sees her." *Friday-"Love That Brute"- game for a possible indication ofG Starring Paul Douglas, Joan Petes the outcome of the Army-Navy and Keenan Wynn. When a gang game in December. Last week FO0R E leader falls for a small-town girl, Penn whipped the Middies, 30-7. he makes a play for adopting a The Cadets were busy taking the (Continued from Page Two) son so she can be his governess. measure of Columbia, 34=0. It mediately following tournament When she discovers the gangster's should be a whale of a battle and play in which ties result. Full co- true identity, she is frightened, but Bozo would be in the city of bro- operation in this ruling will be by that time they are in love and therly love except that he is aller- appreciated. he manages to break away from gic to cold feet and prefers the A Scotch foursome sponsored by the underworld and live a new life. warm climate to be found in Austin the Men's Golf Club is to be played * Not recomended for children under 12. this week. In the other top games at 1230 November 5th. Partners S Kentucky's league leading Wildcats, will be drawn from a hat so give Girl-one who used to want an who wrestled the SEC lead from your name to LT Thomas, 9-321 all-day sucker and now just wants Georgia Tech last week, meet a and come out for a day of fun. one for the evening. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT * FOOTBALL HEADLINES

A~fltX m,,,P.P. ? H %t'~iT~ftfl~fl /'fl lC V f I VOL.iI NO.6 SA URDAY 4 OVEMB .0 SIX PAGES OHIO STATE GOES AGAINST NORTHWESTERN TODAY QUESTION TODAY IS CAN THE KENTUCKY HOST TO SURPRISE WILDCATS STOP THE BUCKEYES FLORIDA ELEVEN THIS AFTERNOON

Lexington,Ky.--- Coach Paul Evanston,Ill.-- The big "Bear" Bryant's high riding question in Evanston,today, is Kentucky Wildcats,currently can Northwestern stop Ohio State," perched atop the Southeastern raging Buckeyes who have rolled Conference standings are host over everyone in their patch this afternoon to a surprising since losing their opener to SMU. Florida U. football eleven who upset Vanderbilt two weeks ago. Wisconsin,beat Northwestern 14-13 last week. The Wildcats The question of whether Bob will be gunning for revenge for Woodruff's team who were all last years 24-7 Buckeye victory. but counted out of the conference first division in the pre-season Ohio State. Twn wors that now standings but who have turned make their opponents shake with . into a"dark horse"team and fear. Leading the powerful Ohio may turn out the team to beat State offense is is big Vic before the season ends. They Janowicz. He came to Ohio with a have a 2-1 record in the con- tremendous reputation as a runner ference and a 5-1 record overall and passer. After being injured thus far. Georgia' Tech is the most of last season he has made only team to beat the spunky his press clippings stand up, He Floridans and they did by virt- has been the spark in the Buckeye ure of Red Pattons field goal attack, which has seen the 'in the last 18 seconds of play. Ohioans roll up an average of better than 41 points per game, 's boys have not thus far. The Wildcats will be been pushed in any of their out to cut that average down. games to date. They sport wins over North Texas State, Leading the Wildcats in that State University,University of direction will be Mississippi,Dayton, Cincinnati., Dick Flowers and end Don Stone- Villanova and Georgia Tech. sifer, the latter one of the They lead the Southeastern finest ends in the Big Ten. At conference with three wins and left half Dick A~lban will alter- no defeats. The big question in nate with Johnny Miller. Rich Lexington today is can they get Athan will operate at fullback by Florida? Who knows? Next wee and Pat O'Brien or Harry Riely a 'Tuckytakes a trip down to right half. Ralph Kecha will Mississippi State another toughib anchor the Wildcat forward wall. PAGE TWO PAGE TWO F-0--0--T-B-A-L-L H-E--A-D-L-I-N-E-S

SIDELINE SPLINTERS was trailing by a little matter South Bend,Ind.--After the of five touchdowns. All hope of Fighting Iridh lost their second victory was gone and the only spark of hope the Ga. Tech boys game of the season to Indiana, the gloom that fell over South were clinging to was the hope of Bend was illustrated by the finishing the game without injury South Bend Tribune on Saturday to life and limb, And the player who was taking night. The Tribune did it with the worst beating a black memorial style.head on i was rugged Canty Alexander. its front page. With but a few minutes to play banner headline,in 100 the quarterback called a play tha SThe would send fullbacky Alexander point type,said: "Dont Look Now,But over center. "Don't run that one'pleaded thF Directly under it was a box with a black border, seven column Weary fullback, "Last time we trio almost twisted my neck of wide and an inch and a quarter it'they "All Righ" snapped the QB,weYil deep. Tucked into the middle of the white space in the box was a send the left half around right small line: "Indiana defeated end." Dame; "No; begged the left halfback, Notre "don't do that".The last time we That was set in eight-point tried their end theyalmost broke my leg. type--the kind usedcfor the body newspaper stories. of most "Okaythen",snapped the soft- hearted QB,"Then let's try the The idea came from Ed Young, right. half around left Tribune aset. Telegraph editor, end." "No, who ran an upside down banner you don't" piped up the right headline after Purdue's defeat halfback,"Last time we ran that play they almost caved in a couple of Notre Dame three weeks ago. of my ribs. When U.C.L.A. defeated Purdue "Well, boys, what'll we do"aske last week it was the third time the befuddled QB. that Coach had been victorious over the Boilermakers. "I know what wensohlud do; Prior to the Uclan victory,Sanders spoke had xm seen his teams win 3-a0 and 26-0 from Purdue when he a long incomplete pass. was at . FOOTBALL HEADLINES A COMEDIAN IN THE CROWD Published each week as a Did you ever hear the one about special supplement to Canty Alexander, the old Georgia The.Indian from material tech star? One saturday afternoon gathered in the Editorial Georgia Tech ran into a particul- Office, The Indian,U.S.NOB, arly tough opponent, and the proud Navy 115, Ouantanamo Bay, Tech players were being humbled Cuba. in cruel fashion. Late in the second half,the Georgia Tech team PAGE THREE PAGE THREE F-O-O-T-B-A-L-L H-E--A-D-L- I-N-E--S 6 RICE HOST TO S.M.U TODAY

TARHEELS, VOLS VIE IN LONGHORNS THREATEN MUSTANG TENNESSEE HOMECOMING TODAY' VICTORY STRING IN BIG GAME

Knoxville,Tennessee-- The Volunteers play host to the Austin,Texas--Coach Blair Universityvof North Carolina Cherry's Texas University Long- Tar Heels in Shields-Watkins horns face another powerful Field today, and its Home- gridiron test here this afternoon coming for Tennessee. as they face the mighty Mustangs of Southern Methodist University. The Tar Heels will be out to even up the series just a SMU,coached by H.N. "Rusty" bit. The trail, 10 games won Russell, has been rolling along to eight won and there has very smoothly ever since they been one tie, a scorless tined a 15 point deficit into one, in 1919. Tennessee first a 5 point win over Ohio State. met North Carolina in 1893 Since the narrow squeak past the with the Tar Heels rolling up Bukeyes the Ponies have trimmed the largest number of points Missouri,21-0, Oklahoma A &M,56-0 ever scored on a Tennessee and Rice Institute 42-21. In team,60-O. this series dates addition, the Mustangs turned in back further than any team on a 33-13 win over Georgia Tech the current Tennessee schedule. the week before the Buckeye fray. Neyland-coached Tennessee teams have met the Tar Heels In the only mutual foe on the G 11 times winning eight times schedule of the two teams, Texas while losing three. Last year holds a slight 7 point edge. They Neyland and his band of Vol- whipped Rice by 28 points while unteers won 35 to 6. the Mustangs did it by 21. Whether S or not the outcome of today's Leading the Vol push will contest can be determined is hard be Hank Lauricella a 20-year to say but most deem.it unlikely. old junior from Ndw Orleans, Texas has not won from SMU since operating in the left half 1946 when the gained a 19-3 win, back slot, ,20 year old junior from Belle In the twenty-nine games Vernon,Pa., Gordon Polofsky, played invthe series 14 have gone 19 year old junior from Crans- to SMU, 12 ot Texas and 3 were ton,R.I. and Jimmy Hahn in ties. Texas has rolled up the the quarterback spot.Hahn is largest margin of victory by 20 and hails from Newport winning 74-0 in the 1916 series News,Va. opener. SMU's largest margin of victory came in 1935 when they Spearheading the Tar Heel won,20-0. The most points scored drive will be Dick Bunting, in one game against the Longhorns SBilly Hayes,Bud Carson,Bob by the Mustangs is 21. The SMU Gantt, Bud Wallace and others girdsters turned in 3 td's in who will give the Vols trouble 1926,1935 1940 and 1948. This all afternoon. could be SMU's year to raise the limit. PAGE FOUR PAGE FOUR F-0-0-T-B-A-L-L H-E-A-D-L-I-N-E-S

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN VIE NAVY SEEKING FIRST WIN IN SIX AT ANN ARBOR TODAY YEARS FROM NOTRE DAME TODAY

Ann Arbor,Mich.-- Mighty Cleveland,0,--Meeting at the Michigan,held to a 7-7 draw by Municipal Stadium here, neutral winless Minnesota in their grounds for both teams, The U.S. traditional games for the Little Naval Academy eleven will be Brown Jug last Saturday will gunning to take their first win turn their pent-up fury and from the Fighting Irish of Notre strong offense on the University Dame since their 32-13 win in of Illinois this afternoon. 1944. Leading the Wolverines int9 Coach Eddie Erdelatz and his battle today will be Chuckin' coaching staff have been working Chuck Ortmann,hard running Don hard for this game and the Middies Dufek at fullback,with Don sensing that Notre Dame may be Peterson and Leo Koceski alter- reeling on the ropes after three nating at the half opposite defeats this year,two in success- Ortmann.Quarterbacking the ion are trying desperately to Wolverine attack will be .William patch up their defenses and steady Putich. their offense for a final knock- out blow. Illinois will not be caught shorthanded. They disposed of This will be the 23rd meeting Indiana 20=0 last week after between the two teams with the the Hoosiers had basked in the Irish holding the upper hand by limelight with their 20-7 win winning l, the Middies 4 and one over Notre Dame the week before. tie, a 6-6 draw in 1945 ,rounds Quarterbacking for the Illini out the record. will be Don Major, a left handed thrower with hard hitting Johnny The Middies will be out to Karras and bulldozer Jim Raklov- avenge the crushing defeats they its at full back. Also due to suffered at the hands of the see plenty of action is Ronnie Irish in 1948 and 1949 when Clark, Don Engels and others. Notre Damec posted their largest win margins.Navy's largest win This will be the 35th meet- margins was in 1944. Navy has ing between the two teams. The been blanked eight times in the Wolverines have won 25 and the series, Notre Dametwice. Fighting.Illini ten. There have been no ties. The first game in Notre Dame,beaten by Purdue, this series was played in 1895 Indiana and Michigan State will with Michigan winning 12-5. attempt to gain back a bit of the prestige which has left them. Michigan's largest margin of As usual Bob Williams,Billy Gay, victory was in 1942 when they Billy Barrett and Jack Landry will crushed the Illini 42-6. The comprise the Irish backfield. Illini's biggest win margin is 39-14. That score was posted in Navy will rely on Bob Zastrow, 1924. In the 35 games Illinois Frankie Hauff, Bill Powers,Roger has been held scoreless 15 Drew,in the backfield with Tom times and the Wolverines three Bakke as receiver for Zastrows times have been unable to score. throws. PAGE FIVE PAGE FIVE F-0-0-T-B--A-L-L H-E-A-D-L-I-N-E-S

DUKE HOST TO GEORGIA TECH I LIDURHAM TODAY

GEORGIA'S UNBEATEN BULLDOGS MEET ALABAMA IN BIRMINGHAM Durham,N.C.--For the third time in four weeks Coach Robert E. Lee Athens,Ga.--An on again,off Dodd's Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets again Georgia Bulldog team meets are in a Homecoming game. First The University of Alabama Crimson it was on October 14 in Baton Tide this afternoon on Legion Rouge Louisiana where the Techsterc Field in Birmingham,Alabama. banged out a 13-0 win over the LSU Tigers in the Tigers Home- Georgia,though still unbeaten coming. Last weekend, Kentucky's has been thrice tied. They topped Wildcats spoiled the Engineer's Maryland 27-7,and Mississippi Homecoming with a 29-14 win. This State 27-0 in pretty easy wins. weekend Tech will be out to spoil They were tied by St. Marys 7-7 the homecoming of Wade's Blue whom they had been picked to whip Devils. by at least 30 points. They were tied 13-13 by a 13 point undergo From the Georgia Tech fray,Duke LSU 11, and they were deadlocked is looking for something too. They 0-0 by North Carolina. Last week are hoping to find Wallace Wade's they beat out a 19-7 win over 200th victory, a record no other Boston College. This week is one active coach has attained. Last that has Bulldog supporters week they were thwarted in their crossng their fingers. efforts by the Maryland Terps.

Alabama trimmed Chattanooga, Leading the Blue Devils today 21-0,they upset Tulane 26-7 were will be Billy Cox.A senior from nudged in a see-saw battle with Mount Airy, N.C., Cox is called Vanderbilt 27-22,whipped Furman the greatest passer in Duke history 34-7,10st to Tennessee 14-9 in a Leading ground gainers are Bill bitter struggle, and after being Powers with 4.2 per try and Charlie held scoreless by Mississippi Smith with 4.3 per try. Smith is State for 3 quarters punched out a sophomore while Powers is a a last quarter 14-7 win. junior.

The Alabama-Georgia series is Heading the Georgia Tech bid another oldtimer series whic4 for victory will be Bob McCoy, began before the turn of the Bobby North, Buster Humphries and century. Alabama in winning 14-7 Dick Harvin. in Athens last year took a 17-15 edge in games won. There have In the Tech-Duke Series Tech been three ties. has won-six and Duke 11. There have been no ties. Duke's greatest tBama will rely on Butch . margin of victory was in 1940 a Avinger,Ed Salem and Al Lary whilIbl-7 win. Tech posted a 20-0 win Georgia will use Billy Mixon,Mal in 1934 for their largest win Cook,Bob Walston, Lauren Hargrove margin. and Fred Bilyeu in a bid for victory. PAGE SIX PAGE SIX F-0-0-T-B-A-L-L H-E-A-D-L-I-N-E-S

Spotlighting defeated and championship teams OUR COACH OF THE WEEK at each.of the four institutions that were fortunate enough to James Wallace Butts, have his services: Madison A&M, University of Georgia Madison, Ga. ,1928-31; Georgia Military College, Milledgeville, The 1950 football season :. G., 1932-34; Male high school, found James Wallace Butts, Louisville,Ky.,1937-37; asst. the "bowl master" .ri his 12th coach,University of Georgia,1938 year. at the helm of the Univ- and ,U. of Ga. 1939. ersity of Georgia.

Georgia followers have en- NEXT WEEK ! joyed their happiest moments Next week we will salute with the Red and Black legions Dr. Edward Anderson of under the leadership of this Holy Cross University. 45-year-old Georgia Cracker, born in Milledgeville Feb 7 1905. Six bowl games in eigh He was named SEC Coach-of-rthe- years! Three Southeastern year and awarded the Nashville Conference championship teams anner Trophy in 1942 and 1946. within seven years! Those aree e was awarded the .Robert B. Smit> the peerless coaching achieve- emorial Trophy as the outstanding ments of Georgia's famous college coach in the nation in "Little Round Man". 1946 when his Charlie Trippe-led Bulldogs were the only unbeaten Pulverizing blocking and and untied major college team.On tackling, superb physical four occasions he has been a condition and an inextinguish- member of the college all-stars able will-to-win are the trade- coaching staff: 1943-46-47-48. marks of Wallace Butts' teams. But the Bulldog coach is re- He and the former Miss Winfred cognized far and wide for Taylor were married in Atlanta in his pass patterns. The SEC 1929. They have three daughters, record book revelas that the Faye, Jean and Nancy. Jean is a Bulldgos have almost a strangle cheerleader at Georgia this hold on conference passing season, records,

Butts was an all-around athlete at Georgia Military FUTURE SPOTLIGHTS; College in his native Milledge- ville and also at Mercer It is our present plans to University, a fact that ace- three more editions of "FOOTBALL bunts for his keen desire to HEADLINES". In addition to Dr. see Georgia have outstanding Anderson who is next week's representations in all minor selection we expect to bring you as well as major sports.That stories on Frank Howard of Clemson is the course he chartered in and Bill Edwards of Vanderbilt. his capacity-as athletic In the event that there is a director at the nation's oldestcoaches spotlight on 2 Dec. the chartered state university. -coach spotlighted will be Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf of the Univ. of Butts has turned out un- California.