He Is Risen Red Cross Drive Essay Contest Enters Final Week, Begins For Gtmo Deadline For Entries Noon Apr. 7

The Red Cross fund campaign Base enlisted personnel and typewritten and are not to ex- for Guantanamo Bay started last their dependents have one ceed 300 words. Entrants may sub- Monday, March 26, and will last week remaining to s bmit mit as many essays as they wish, but each must approach until April 20. LCDR H. E. Rooker, their essay on "Why the Unit- the topic from the viewpoint of the individ- MSC, has been designated cam- ed States Needs a Navy.' The paign coordinator for the Base. ual author. The American Red Cross will contest, sponsored by RADM The contest has four cash prizes require more funds this year than W. G. Cooper, Commander for top winners. First place is for any one of the past five years. Naval Base, closes at noon $50, Second place - $25, Third The organization was hard hit for "-' April 7. place-$10. A special $25 award money for disaster and hurricane will go to the dependent writing relief. The five member All personnel in the naval z judging com- the best article. establishment are being given an mittee, headed by RADM Cooper, opportunity to make a contribution was chosen this week. Members Entries are to be handed in at the to aid in the work being done by /F4' of the committee are CAPT G. L. office of the INDIAN. The essays the Red Cross. Kohr, Commanding Officer Naval will then be turnd over to the Carnival receipts are not ex- Air Station; CAPT W. B. Moore, judging committee. pected to adequately meet our part Chief of Staff, Fleet Training Winners will of the necessary support. All per- Group; CDR G. E. Krouse, Base be announced in the sonnel are therefore requested to Legal Officer, and CDR W. G April 14 issue of the INDIAN contribute freely to the current Barton, Executive Officer, Naval along with publication of the win- drive. Station. ning essays. One military and one civilian Submitted articles need not be campaign chairman will be ap- pointed for each activity on the NavGroup Run Tests Base. In this way, all persons will be contacted and given an oppor- On Board BOSTON tunity to aid in the Red Cross cam- RADM R. paign. Activities are requested to F. Stout and a party of naval and forward funds collected during the civilian personnel landed at fund campaign to LCDR Rooker McCalla field Monday morning. The for delivery to the Red Cross. group will be here until March 30 running a series of acceptance tests on the guided missile cruiser BOSTON. Aerology Takes Over COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE Included in the list of passengers U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba that was on the special navy TV Weathercasting Volume VII, No. 13 Saturday, 31 March 1956 flight which departed the Naval Air Sta- WGBY-TV announced that start- iton, Anacostia, D. C. are CAPT. ing Monday the Naval Air Station T. 0. Dahl, CAPT C. M. Tooke, Aerology office will give the weath- Base Clubs Import Top Entertainers CAPT F. B. Merkle, CAPT H. C. er portion of the local "News Pa- Nichols, and CAPT A. H. Hood. rade" program. Other officers in the group are naval representatives from Bureau Scope of the weather side of Appearing In Miami Night Spots of Ships, Bureau of Ordnance, and "News Parade" will include the Bobby Dukoff and his band and Jan Wells and Ronnie Eastman, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. local weather conditions, East TV and night club favorites, will be on the Base next week to provide Coast weather, information on hur- Civilians in entertainment for Gtmo enlisted personnel and officers. the party are also ricanes plus any unusual weather from the different bureaus or from conditions, existing in Guantanamo Saturday night, April 7, the Officers club will feature a special "April eastern shipyards. Bay and the East Coast of the in Paris" dance with the night club entertainers taking over the spot- United States. light midway in the evening for a special floor show. The group is direct from the Miami night club circuit. In another vein, the Aerology Give Rides To Sailors department revealed that from the Bobby Dukoff and his band will present until November, easterly provide the music and the vocalist But Pull Off Road winds or tradewinds will prevail spots will be taken over by Rita In last week's issue of the IN- in the area. And during the after- Boyer. Dukoff is currently making noons, thunderstorms will be felt the rounds of Miami's plushier DIAN a front page story suggested in this section. night spots after turning out his that Base drivers give walking new popular RCA album called sailors a ride. The Provost Mar- WGBY-TV Telecasts "Sax in Silk." Dancing will be from shal's office advised the paper this 2030 until 0030. week that drivers will not be allow- Easter Program Today At 2200, after the festivities are ed to pick up walkers on Sherman well underway, floorshow headlin- WGBY-TV will avenue between the Fleet Landing present a live ing Jan Wells and Ronnie Eastman telecast on Saturday, March 31, bus stop and the Chapel Hill bus will be presented. Jan Wells is in observance of the Easter season, better known as Arthur Godfrey's stop. beginning at 6:00 p.m. "Stardust Girl" and has appeared The Provost Marshal's office feels The program will open with some on many of his TV shows. She that familiar Easter songs. Chaplain for the safety of all concern- is currently filling night club en- K. G. Peterson, will then give a ed, drivers intending to give walk- gagements. Ronnie Eastman talk on the true meaning of the ing sailors a ride should do so only Easter season. Eastman, Houston. He was recently outstanding electronic featured at the designated bus stops. Or, comic, on the TV shows, "Musical Concluding the program will be who is appearing at the Show- if there is not a bus stop handy, another group of religious Easter Vagabonds club in Miami, has ap- room" and "Chance of a Lifetime." the driver must pull his automo- Tickets songs. Ross Fegley will be master peared at the Conrad Hilton in for the "0" club dance bile completely off the road in or- Chicago of ceremonies of the program. and the Shamrock hotel in (Continued on Page Three) der to prevent blocking of traffic. 9 0 Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 31 March 1956 Page 'rwo THE INDIAN Saturday, 31 March 1956 THE INDIAN The Chaplain's Corner The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve "OUR RENDEZVOUS WITH LIFE" as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- ment of personnel. The Easter season is here once again. Good Friday without Easter remains a day RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo of tragedy marking the death of Him who is the Saviour Bay, Cuba. of the world. But Easter morning, with its empty tomb and Risen Lord, marks a day CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief of Staff of joyous hope for mankind. Not only does it mark the immortality of the world's Saviour, but it also points the way to the CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C. 0. Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. immortality of man. Deep within the human heart of man there is that "invincible surmise," Editorial Staff as Santayana calls it, that life's end is not a rendezvous with death but LTJG J. D. Byerley ------Officer-Advisor rather a rendezvous with life. Somehow we feel that life does not end G. L. Henderson, JOC ------Editor in a clod, but goes on to God. There is no reason for that feeling, no J. C. Curren, JOSN ------Managing Editor proof. It is a surmise, though an invincible one. It is there, deep seated Feature Editor E. U. Orias, JO3 ------within us, because when God made us He set eternity in our hearts. 1). D. Hinton, JOSN------Staff Reporter It is an instinct just as real as love is real and equally as incapable THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance of proof. with NavExos P.35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- We are made that way, that is all we can say. We feel ourselves to ated funds. be the immortal children of a God that does not die. We hear Christ provided credit Materials marked AFPS may be used by news mediums saying, "if it were not so I would have told you," as something very is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All material originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or natural for one to say who knew life as He did. His cross was not a without credit. rendezvous with death. It was a rendezvous with life. And thus in our All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. Easter season we say with all assurance "Christ is Risen!" We like happy endings in our novels, but we are convinced that life must be reasonable and have an outcome worthy of it. It is not reasonable to believe that a few nails and a Roman spear should end that glorious spirit we call Christ; that He should say, "It is finished," and that were the end of it. That is not reasonable. We want a worthy end. And there is not worthy end for life save the vindication of the spiritual, save the eternity of things unseen. The end of our human pilgrimage for us is what it was for Him, a rendezvous with life. Christ is risen! And he has begotten in us a living hope through His resurrection. By Him we are united to that which endures. In Him we live for that which abides. Because He lives-because He was, is eternal- we who share His life will "live also" even as He said. This is the radiance that we find on the Easter horizon. A tomb can The last time we heard from Sturdley he was in serious trouble. An never hold that which is immortal. Always there will be a shinning AWOL charge hung over his head. angel saying, "He is not here, He is risen." Most of us know going AWOL solves no problem and adds another- Karl G. Peterson, landing in the soup with a possible dishonorable discharge in the offing. Chaplain, USN A reason often given for going AWOL is financial trouble at home. Don't you think a cheerful letter with a generous money order might do more good than going AWOL and chancing a temporary pay stoppage -perhaps a permanent one? Think it over. Defense Officials Study Guided If your problems are such that you are considering going over the hill, pause a minute. If you can't hit upon a solution go to your first Missiles On Boston sergeant or chief and ask his advice. He's been in the service long USS This Week enough to help set you on the right track. Deputy Assistant Secretaries of Don't be a Sturdley. Don't take the thoughtless way out. (AFPS) Defense (Research and Develop- ment) J. B. Macauley and W. M. Middie Cruise Slated Holaday and party arrived in Guantanamo Bay last Sunday, For Gtmo In July of Events March 25. Calendar (AFPS) -The Navy has an- Monday, 2 April The Macauley party which in- nounced that practical shipboard PAYDAY-all military personnel Sunday, 1 April 1956 cluded government employees from Teenage Advisory Group-Teenage Club- the Joint Coordinator Committee duties, gunnery exercises and other CATHOLIC MASSES 7:00 p.m. Sunday, 7000-Naval Base Chapel on Guided Missiles and Panel on advanced professional training in- Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel Aeronautics was met by RADM Supervisor's Association-NavSta Training Sunday 1230-Naval Base Chapel cluding antisubmarine drills will Office-7:00 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.-1645-Naval Base Chapel Sides, CAPT Johnson and a host Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel get underway on July 25-28, in Tuesday, 2 April of top Naval officers. Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800; 1900 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Villamar/Bargo Council Meeting-Confer- -2000, and daily before Mass The party visited the USS BOS- PROTESTANT SERVICES ence Rm. (Ad. Bldg.)-7:30 p.m. Sunday: 930-Divine Worship (MCB-1 TON primarily to study the TER- Principal participants of these Chapel) Wednesday, 3 April 0930-Sunday School RIER guided missiles aboard that scheduled drills are midshipmen 0930-Adult Bible Class ship. Toastmaster's Club-Officer's Club- 1100-Divine Worship( Naval from the Naval Academy and from 6:30 p.m. Base Chapel) It was reported that the party's 1100-Divisne Worship NROTC units of 52 U.S. colleges Rifle and Pistol Club-Community Hall- (Lwd. Pt.) observation and study of the BOS- and 7:30 p.m. 1930-Fellowship Hour TON'S TERRIERS will determine universities. Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week Bible Study Fleet Reserve Association Auxiliary-Girl Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal the feasibility of guided missiles The squadron will consist of the JEWISH SERVICES aboard ships and their future use. Scout Hut-8:00 p.m. Friday-1900-Naval Base Chapel battleships IOWA and NEW JER- OF CHRIST Thursday, 5 April CHURCH Sunday-1000-Community Auditorium The visitors left Guantanamo SEY, the cruisers MACON and Navy Wives Club Business Meeting CHRISTIAN SCIENCE early Tuesday morning, March 27, Sunday-1000-Naval Base Library DES MOINES, 16 destroyers and (Scout Hut)-8:00 p.m. LATTER DAY SAINTS for Bolling Air Force Base. On Felloweraft Club 1078-Business Meeting Sunday-1100-Naval Station Library three support ships. It was revealed Chaplains at this activity their way to Bolling, the party (Community Auditorium)-7:30 p.m. CDR J. J. Sullivan, CH, USN made brief stopovers at the U.S. that the squadron will be under (Catholic) Friday, 6 April LCDR K. G. Peterson, CHC, USN Naval range stations located on the direction of RADM K. M. Mc- (Protestant) CPO Wives Club-Family Rm. (CPO Club) San Salvador, British West Indies Manes, Commander of the Fleet's LTJG C. C. Gaston, CHC, USN -8:00 p.m. (Protestant) and other Grand Bahama Islands. Battleship-Cruiser Force. " M Saturday, 31 March 1956 THE INDIAN Page Three

Local Couple Meets Senator USS RANDOLPH Checks In With FTG For Six Week Shakedown Cruise In Gtmo Another sailing run-way of the United States Navy has checked-in with the Fleet Training Group for a six-week shakedown cruise in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Here to stay until the end of April, the attack carrier USS RANDOLPH (CVA-15), winner of the 1955 Atlantic Fleet Battle Efficiency "E" and the Chief of Naval Operations Aviation Safety Award, will perform operations involving her new angled-type flight deck. The RANDOLPH was first com- missioned on October 9, 1944, at h'storians took notice of a first the Norfolk Navy Yard, in the big carrier going to a series of presence of VADM H. F. Leary, combat action without returning with CAPT Felix Baker, her first to the builder for re-check. skipper acknowledging the ship's The Second War Cruise for the At the commissioning commission. RANDOLPH began on April 5, rites, it was announced that the 1945, when the ship steamed out ship has chosen the name RAN- from Ulithi to sortie with Task DOLPH in order to immortalize Force 58. Three days later oper- one of the 13 frigates built for the ations were started in support of Continental Navy. the occupation of various islands The 32-gun frigate which sailed of the Okinawa group. On May from Philadelphia in February, Talking with Sen. Dennis Chavez, New Mexico, upon his arrival with 15, the RANDOLPH became the 1777, manned by .a crew of 350 men the congressional party last week are P. G. Buss, Mrs. Buss and RADM flagship of Task Force 58, when under CAPT Nichols Biddle, ac- W. G. Cooper, ComNavBase. Mrs. Buss is a native of Ranchos de Taos, then VADM M. A. Mitscher and quited herself well in the colonies' New Mexico. RADM Cooper introduced the Senator to the local enlisted his staff boarded the ship. fight for independence. The frigate man and his wife. The support of the occupation RANDOLPH was named after Pey- of Okinawa Shima continued until ton Randolph, soldier and states- FLAG OF HONOR May 29, when the ship retired from man of colonial Virginia, who later Entertainers . . . the area and set the course for A Flag of Honor flies in Pearl became the first president of the (Continued from Page One) Guam. Before leaving the ship Harbor. Though most of the once Continental Congress. are only $1 for stags or $1.50 for ADM Mitscher tendered a "well The RANDOLPH'S first combat couples. An overflow crowd is ex- mighty USS ARIZONA lies under done" to the RANDOLPH for her commenced on February 16 and 17, pected so it is suggested that re- water in the harbor, enough of its part in the Battle for Okinawa. 1945 when she launched a series servations be made early to assure superstructure remains above to of successful attacks on Tokyo air- Inventory for the RANDOLPH'S good tables. Admission will be by provide its memorial. fields and on the island of Chichi destruction wrought against the ticket only. Tables should be re- A ramp has been built around Jima. After her initial war en- enemy during WWII revealed that served by commands and may be the superstructure to facilitate the gagement, she pursued another the ship shot down 143 enemy made by calling the following daily ceremony of raising and low- one. It was at this time when Naval people: (Continued on Page Six) ering the national emblem. Naval Air Station This morning and evening Mrs. E. T. Fortenberry 8807 ceremony has been carried out every day since Naval Station 1950. SecNav Meets Base Officials CWO J. E. Haygood 8887 Naval Supply Depot In lieu of congressional action LTJG J. R. Pope 8336 to make the ARIZONA a national Fleet Training Group monument, the Navy considers the LTJG D. T. Freeburg 8842 ship still in commission. So the VU-10 flag flies at full mast in honor LTJG M. J. Merz 8139 of the ship and the 1,102 of her Marines crew that were among the first LT Mann 9243 victims when Pearl Harbor was Hospital & Dental bombed on Dec. 7, 1941. Mr. Rooker 8875 Fleet Units and All others ENS Whitton 8725

The uniform will be WHITES or civilian attire with coat and tie-no khaki.

To allow station enlisted person- nel to participate in this outstand- ing show, there will be an identical dance and show on Thursday, April 5 at the NAS Enlisted Men's club for all NAS and VU-10 enlisted personnel. This dance will be by invitation only. They are being distributed to all personnel. Introducing Charles S. Thomas, Secretary of the Navy, to CAPT G. L. The group will perform on Fri- Kohr, Commanding Officer, NAS, is RADM W. G. Cooper, ComNavBase. day, April 6 for the benefit of Secretary Thomas, the newsmen::and Congressmen accompanying him, Naval Station, Fleet Training arrived in Guantanamo Bay Wednesday evening, March 21. Group, Hospital and all other com- They witnessed operations of the supercarrier FORRESTAL and the mands. Plans for this affair are guided missile cruiser DOSTON. The male members in the group stayed still underway by the Naval Station aboard the NORTH HAMPTON Wednesday and Thursday nights and Jan Wells Special Services department. the Congresswomen were guests of ranking officers on the Base. M w Page Four W'HE INDIAN Saturday, 31 M dttrn1956

NSD Supply Line McCalla Field Blimps Track Subs Aid DDs her husband Mrs. Cherry Knight, One type of aircraft unit which Polly, departed Burt and daughter operates long hours with little Flaw Monday evening March 19 by publici+y is the Airship Squadron Burt Knight, for the United States. Nav blimps. One of the many been selected to attend GM1. has squadr-ns of the Navy seen oper- School in New- Officer's Candidate ating from McCalla Field is Air- Island. Our heartiest port, Rhode shin Squadron ONE, permanently best of luck congratulations and stationed at Weeksville, North to the Knights. Carolina. This squadron, which is EN3, was James N. Devereaux, one of six located on the Atlantic Monday's another departer on last coast, is commanded by CDR C. H. Devereaux has been as- Flaw flight. Grainger. LSM-207 which signed duty on the The dirigibles which are here for as home port; we un- has Miami their annual deployment provide ship can usually be derstand the service to the Fleet Training Group. home". found "at The annual deployment, is to prove departed Saturday Chief Vencill basically that Airships, blimps, the USNS JOHNSON the 17th on are capable of operating at advance days leave to visit his Landing one of the Airships at McCalla field is one of the most difficult for thirty bases. family in Morehead, Kentucky. problems met by Airship squadrons in the navy. The crew of each Lighter Than Air The USNS JOHNSON was lite- Airship is composed of four officers and six enlisted men. mission of Airships is to rally loaded her last trip to Gtmo The anti-sub- with new personnel for NSD. Re- assist surface ships in may carry ordnance with which while visiting the Base recently. the sonar porting aboard from the USS marine warfare. With they can attack and destroy enemy was given a demonstration by the de- LEYTE was Albert L. Carter, and radar data given by the submarines. Magnetic Airborne Airship Squadron ONE and also they con- DKCA, and Lee P. Lusk, FN. stroyers to the Airships, Detector (MAD) equipment, which made a flight on one of the Air- Fresh out of the Disbursing School firm the destroyer's contacts, track is the eyes and the ears of the ships. the in Newport came Thomas P. Cor- the submarine, and evaluate Airship in submarine warfare, is Airships can control their static These lighter- nett, Jr., DKSA, and Vincent R. destroyer's attack. her biggest and most dangerous heaviness by means of water tanks asset Di Salvo, DKSA. From the USS than-air ships are a valuable threat to enemy submarines be- located within itself. As fuel is a NEW JERSEY, Orval Holland, as their 50-55 knots give them cause there are no known counter- burned, the lost weight may be DK3, and from the USS LEWIS speed between that of the surface measures. replaced by hauling sea water in in the HANCOCK came Darrel D. Pul- ship and aircraft thus filling a bag up to the Airship. The sea CNO Makes Flight liam, DK3. With all these new DKs gap in speed. water is stored up in the Airship's frantically shuffling greenbacks, During wartime the Airships The Chief of Naval Personnel, internal tanks. there should be no shortage of cash on the base. Mrs. Betty Lou Tipler, Agent EMs May Apply Now Cashier, or should we say the The Medic F T 6 Bulletin Packing Mama" of NSD, "Pistol FTG has received three new men For Aviation Training last Friday. Betty Lou by J. F. Bertone & R. J. McKnight resigned and one officer. CDR French re- Eligible active duty enlisted per- to spend a few months is going Newborn News ported aboard to relieve CDR sonnel of the naval service strong- home until her husband LCDR at Archie as the Damage Control Of- ly motivated to fly and possessed Tipler receives his orders for his Well folks, it has happened this week ficer. CDR French came from the with officer-like qualities are being next duty assignment. again! Sir Stork returned HM1 and Damage Control School in Phila- encouraged by the Navy to apply NSD's golfers are still doing a and delivered a son to delphia. Before reporting for school for Aviation Officer Candidate fine job. Last week the team won Mrs. Walter Z. Jones. Congratula- and he was Cammanding Officer of training. a decisive victory over the Hospital tions! Also Linda Ann to CT1 Don- U.S.S. HERMANN DD-532. His team. So far, NSD has won Mrs. Richard C. Neapolitan; A recent bureau of personnel Staff wife is the former Miss June R. Matches by a score aid J. to SKI and Mrs. Donald Car- instruction distributed to all ships the Handicap Baumgartner of Worden, Illinois. of 19 to 5 and the Scratch Matches ter; Mary Ivonne to LT. and Mrs. and stations stated that sailors CDR and Mrs. French and their of 241/2 to 11%. Victor Kreck; that is it until next who meet the necessary require- by a score residing at Quonset week. son are now ments should be given every op- #1 Navy Exchange, awaiting per- portunity to obtain commissions The Medic Reviews manent housing. as Naval aviators. Wives with CPO Again one of our corpsman Norman Saunders, DCC, reported The Navy said that during the The next scheduled meeting of special permission from the Guan- aboard and was assigned to the 1957 fiscal year a large number of an the CPO Wives will be Friday, tanamo Police Force, visited Damage Control Department. Chief junior reserve officers will com- distin- April 6, at 8:00 p.m. Any CPO elite spot where only the Saunders is married and has two plete their active duty tours, and wives who are new arrivals to the guished few are allowed to enter; children. The family was originally many enlisted men are basically that Base are most welcome at this "The Calaboose". It seems from Illinois but Mrs. Saunders is qualified to fill these vacancies. so meeting. We suggest to those in- George needed a few days rest now living in Quonset Point, Rhode Regular navy men, enlisted re- basket- terested, to join with us now so he sprained his knee in the Island while awaiting quarters servists on active duty and draftees the that you can take part in the big ball game. You are given here. The Chief has served in the are eligible to apply for the Navy Who social being planned by the enter- sympathy card for this week. following ships: U.S.S. ALLEN, Aviation Officer program at the the "Yellow Robe" of Jr. Quar- tainment committee for club mem- is U.S.S. BAXTER and U.S.S. P.C. Pensacola Naval Air Statio n, that bers later this month. Don't miss ters. Who is the corpsman 1213. He has spent most of his Florida. always goes on an ambulance run the fun, join us now. career with various beach repair Detailed information in connec- of the in a Maroon Jacket and receives Due to the postponement parties and with the 58th Con- tion with eligibility requirements for the thunderous applause from the Sea- last social, our hostesses struction Battalion. can be found in BUPERS IN- April 6 meeting will be Betty bees. It seems that the "yellow Empizo, YN3, and STRUCTION 1120.25 of March 1, Jenkins, Lois Kitching and Dot rose" of Boston got himself a Maximino ET3, arrived on the 1956. Sumara. scooter. Julio's twin brother will Sherman Kline, assign- The members received a "well be on Ward C awhile. Who is the USNS JOHNSON and were Fleet Training Center. from Silver Springs, Md. He is done" for a wonderful turnout to man in the Red jacket with no ed to the native of the Philip- not married and he was stationed decorate the Caribbean Room for cents? Maximino is a is not married. He has in Great Lakes, Ill. while going the St. Patrick's Dance. The first pines and BRIAREUS, through ET school and then at the drawing for the Meeting Door Russian weather broadcast: "To- served in U.S.S. and U.S.S. Naval Air Station, Atlantic Prize was held and Emily Trapp morrow will be sunny. That's an U.S.S. NESPELEN, City, is N. J. was first winner. order" CONECUH. Shermna Kline Saturday, f1March 196 111E TNDIlAN Page pive Knight Receives OCS Orders Fleet Gobs Dispose SAR Team Transports Base EMs From Club Ill Sailor From LST When thirst strikes a sailor, The Naval Air Station "Search there's always a way of refresh- and Rescue" team got underway ing himelf, especially in Gtmo Friday morning, March 16, at 0415, Bay! after receiving an emergency call Last weekend, the fleet person- from ComCaribSeaFron, San Juan, nel on liberty found the huge Naval Puerto Rico, that a man aboard Base White Hat club too small. the USS LST-1162 off the coast of Refusing to stay under the Cu- Can Salvador, British West Indies, ban sun and envious of their needed an emergency appendec- Hatuey drinking shipmates, many tomy operation. sought greener "Hatuey pastures". In answer to the call, a UF-1 In thirsty desperation they Albatross was dispatched from stumbled upon the Naval Station NAS to the ship. The patient was Barrel Club. taken to the plane and was flown But it was at the NAS "Anchor- to Guantanamo, arriving at 102.0 age Club" where wave upon wave on the same day. of fleet sailors struck, invaded and deposed its legitimate customers Forming the team were CDR. A. -NAS enlisted men. Rothenberg, pilot, LT E. E. Ord- NAS personnel took immediate way, co-pilot and Dr. A. D. Nelson, notice of the dying thirst of their Jr. Also with the rescue mission brothers at sea as they generously were L. B. Williams, parted their buying rights during AD3, J. R. Friday afternoon, March 16, CAPT. W. R. Caruthers, Commanding the attack, and retreated to the Forester, AL1, and T. R. Morrow, Officer Naval Station, presented B. L. Knight, GM1, with orders for Officer barracks. A02. Candidate School in Newport, R. I. Knight left Gtmo Monday, March 19. Previously, C. S. Cornett, JO2, from the Fourth division, Naval Station, Cinema'-Scoop Gives and C. R. Collins, ETC, Fleet Training Group, received orders for the same school. OCS is a four month course for prospective officers in the navy. The 'Scoop' On The 1955 Oscars March 21, was the day of the of the mother in East of Eden. year in Hollywood. Happy for the The best direction award ent MARINE MUSINGS EM To Skip RecStays selected few, and sad for those who to Del Mann for Marty From the looks of things the didn't quite make it! The two most coveted aw rds Barracks will field an above aver- On Oversea Returns '55 was a good year, highlighted went to Ernest Borgnine and A nna age baseball team this year. Dur- by great entertainment. Among the Magnani. ing the last few weeks Sergeant (AFPS)-Enlisted navy men will best films of the year were: The Miss Magnani's role of the wi dow Magas has been putting them be able to travel directly to their Desperate Hours, The Rose Tattoo, who idolizes her dead husband, in through some pretty rugged pre- stateside duty station from over- Picnic, I'll Cry Tomorrow, Black- Rose Tatto, was almost equalled season training. Apparently it has seas under a new personnel policy. board Jungle, Mr. Roberts, Love by Susan Hayward for I'll Cry paid off due to the fact we've won Sailors traveling under individ- Me Or Leave Me, Love Is A Many Tomorrow. That, was probably the two and tied one of our practice ual orders will no longer have to Splendored Thing and the winner closest race! games. The Barracks troops and stop at receiving stations to ob- of the year's best picture award, Ernest Borgnin, as the, unlucky dependents expect to see a lot of tain endorsements of their orders Marty. in love, butcher in Marty desertved Marine wins this season. or routine travel requests. Jack Lemmon took the prize for unquestionably the best actor tag. Monday, Colonel Fojt was host The Bureau of Naval Personnel best supporting actor. His por- An interesting note to this year's to one of the Marine Corps pioneer has directed overseas commands to trayal of Ensign Pulver in Mr. awards is that four of the m major flyers. Lt. General Shiet layed over estimate date of arrival at the Roberts earned him the award. awards went to Marty, a low bud get one evening on his way through next reporting station. In cases Love Me Or Leave Me, Marty picture and proved that it is not Gtmo. The General wears the Con- of unexpected travel delay, enlist- and Interrupted Melody took the the expense of a picture hat gressional Medal of Honor he won ed men will compute their revised writing awards for best motion makes great entertainment. It is in Nicaragua for outstanding brav- reporting date under existing reg- picture story, screenplay and story basically a combination of t three ery he displayed in flying wounded ulations as officers have in the past. and screenplay respectively. major ingredients, good story ma- Marines from the field of combat Jo Van Fleet won the best sup- tenal, excellent acting and lag eni- porting actress oscar for her role ous directing. -a feat unheard of in that age. future dependents to celebrate Terry's third birthday. Fourteen Last Saturday morning the Sec- more years Chico, and you can fol- retary of the Navy inspected the low your Dad's footsteps to Parris Barracks area and troops. The Island. troops were up to their usual standard of alertness and military There'll be no more Formal bearing. The Secretary compli- Guard Mounts or Parades at Ma- mented Colonel Fojt on the ap- rine Site for two weeks. Another pearance of the Barracks and rife detail is going in the field so troops. all training ceases until after rec- Private First Class Lelleck left ord day. the Barracks this week for a tour Marines have been called upon at 2ndMarDiv, Camp Lejeune, N.C. to perform just about any type During the next two months we'll duty imaginable, but did you know be losing about a third of our com- 'arines were twice called out to mand who'll be replaced by fresh guard U. S. Mail. In 1921 and again troops from post's and stations in 1926 the President called upon throughout the States. the Marine Corps to guard mail Last week we picked up another trains and post offices across the Sergeant. Sergeant LaRoque re- states. Both times the Marines did ported aboard from Mare Island, such an outstanding job that rob- During the second week of March, Lt Gen. A. H. Noble, extreme right, California and was assigned duty bery's ceased almost immediately. Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Atlantic and RADM L. E. with the Security Section. Just another example of the ef- Sabin, center, Com PRNC, arrived at the Naval Air Station. Greeting Friday, S/Sgt and Mrs. Staddler ficiency and effectiveness of the them are RADM W. G. Cooper, ComNavBase, and LT. G. H. Leach, invited all the future Marines and U. S. Marine Corps. extreme left, ComNavBase Aide. 01 m THE INDIAN Saturday, 01 Mareh 1956 '1'HE INDIAM Saturday, ~1 March 1~5~ Statistics: The Bee Hive Sports Writer's Delight-- Reader's Plight Basketball Began Back In 1066 by Joe chlunk by Lloyd T. Grosse on the Grand Ole Opry!" I'm be- games of any tourney. gnning to think we've got the Head for the hills, boys-the Big Jack Jones was dismissed Well, our basketball team didn't wrong story here. basketball statistics are after us as official scorer for the Class Z do too bad for themselves. The again! And the "figger filberts" tournament yesterday when offi- Seabee five came up with the 10th Oh, I remember now! Hold on, don't go away, it all comes are going hog wild. cials discovered he was unable to Naval District championship, back Another good year of basketball figure shooting percentages. After which, to quote my old friend to me now. It was two brothers is behind us . . . some won and his dismissal, Jones told reporters, Shakespeare, ain't hay. named Wright, Wilbur and Awful. some lost, but o' John Q. Public "I never could do dat division Speaking of basketball, as I was They were digging among the an- had to undergo another layer of stuff." just a second ago, though some of cient ruins of a lost Egyptian city, looking for soup bones, when sud- of statisticitis and the end isn't A lay-up by Olson, star guard you sleepier readers may have lost dently, guess what they came in sight. of Pluto Prep, rolled around the me, speaking of basketball, you upon? No, it wasn't the Eye of Back in the days when the old rim seven times before falling might be interested to know how the Aztec Idol, it was a basket- folks lumbered across the hard- through the net, thus erasing a the game got started. Then again, ball. At first these boys didn't wood, the game statistics consisted mark of five complete circuits set you might not, but you don't have know what it was, or what to do of field goals, free throws and fouls 44 years ago. to read this stuff, you know. In and the total score. And everbody with it, so they tried eating it with The athletic board announced to- fact, I don't know why you're was happy for years until some a thick tomato sauce, somewhat day that starting next season all reading this when there's a photo misguided so-and-so started figur- like a chicken cacciatore. basketball players will be required of a beautiful girl in a bathing ing shooting percentages. It didn't take long for them to to wear pedometers to measure the suit on the CinemaScoop page. Now, as nearly as I can find, no discover their mistake. This de- distance traveled by individual (Aha, made you look!) one actually gives a "hoot" about finitely was not a chicken caccia- players and teams during any But for those of you who have shooting percentages. The oft-used tore. In desperation, then, (and game. From the beginning of the had your fill of beautiful girls old phrase "Ol' Weewah High ain't because I'm running out of space) season. records will be compiled (Editor's Note: Grosse, this is the hittin' tonight" served as an ade- they decided to make a game out for future reference. funniest thing you have written quate percentage indication. of it. They formed two teams of Weawah High completed 117 yet!), join me as we journey back So now we have to endure the through the years, in our story players, and armed them with figures on rebounds and assists and passes in last night's game, good spears, clubs, hatchets and wet 1,228 yards. Of the 135 passes behind the story as Marvin Miller what's to follow? Here are some for noodles, which were to be used for attempted, 10 went out of bounds says, to the beginnings of this possibilities unless the sour trend thing called basketball. It all start- hitting each other when the going is reversed-and don't say I didn't and 8 were intercepted. In the got tough. breakdown there were 93 passes ed in 1066 A.D., as what didn't? warn you! Each team had to make one goal, of 10 yards or less, 7 of 10-20 yards with a man named Naismith. Jack A new record was set last night or touchdown, per inning, or for- and the balance traveled more than Naismith, the All-American Boy, when referee Adolph Phulph blew feit the game. One team decided 20 yards. was his name. He and a group of his whistle 744 times in one game. his friends were chatting around to call themselves the Globe Trot- This breaks the old record, set last These are only a few of the the cracker barrel one evening, ters, and the other named their statistics which could be injected tournament. with their feet propped up on the team, after the oriole, the White into one of our best national sports Weewah High, in winning its old pot-bellied stove, chawing Sox. second Class J Tournament last and probably will be if the present plugs of tobacey and dipping into Well, sir, they had more fun that night, dribbled 1,211 times, eclips- trend continues. the kosker pickles every once in day than a barrel of monkeys, al- ing last year's record by three So, if you agree with me, and awhile. though I'm darned if I can see what dribbles. wish to become a charter member After they all got tired of swap- fun a barrel of monkeys is. It didn't When Johnny Yonson entered of the SFEDS (Society for Elimi- ping yarns of the frontier and take long for the game to catch the game for Icky Institute last nation of Damphool Statistics) travelling salesmen, our hero (Ab- on, until today it is known through- night, he broke the record for the send your name and initiation fee ner Doubleday, you remembr?) out America as the Sport of Kings. highest number of red-headed cen- of three million rubles to your spoke up and said: "Say, fellers, P.S. I'd like to wish all my ters playing in the first three favorite sports writer. I hear Cousin Minnie Pearl's back readers a Happy Easter.

Awards. breaking all precedence USS Randolph . . . in big carrier history. School Moms Bow rier and to wipe out the somnolence on the eyes of the suckling spec- (Continued from Page Three) On August 1, 1955, the RAN- tators, the Gtmo High kiddie band DOLPH entered the Norfolk Naval To Upstarts 32-12 planes, 160 enemy planes destroy- played a ruffle - and - flourish - like ed on the ground and 87,000 tons Shipyard for the latest improve- An All-American family au- tune that sounded like a Spike of enemy shipping sunk. ments in Naval Aviation. The job dience witnessed the Gtmo Jones' musical shenanigan. was a $5,000,000 conversion, mak- By directive dated June 1947, Bay grade school women's the RANDOLPH was placed out ing the ships deck angled-type. Third quarter of the game found of commission in reserve, attached Other alterations included more faculty basketball team as the teachers laboring under the to U.S. Atlantic Reserve Fleet. extensive medical spaces and facil- they bowed down in reverence inertia of rest as nothing was add- After more than five years of in- ities and enclosed "hurricane bow", to the superiority of the High ed to their 8 point score. The activity, including a year and a and a new edge elevator. School's sextet at a game youngsters somehow moved up to 23. half of modernization, the RAN- The RANDOLPH'S incumbent played at the Marine Site bas- DOLPH was recommissioned and skipper is CAPT Jack C. Renard. At the concluding stanza, the joined the front lines ketball court last Tuesday ev- once again He was born in Chicago, Ill., on crudites went into a basketball of the Nation's Armada. Present ening, March 27. January 19, 1906. He entered the picnic when Mrs. Lois Young, home at the recommissioning ceremonies U.S. Naval Academy in 1924 and The school mentors tried hard economics teacher, deposited the was VADM Ballentine. graduated with the class of 1928. to prove to their younger adver- apple pie into the students' basket August of 1953, the RANDOLPH Executive Officer of the ship is saries that they are still their by way of a long, beautiful shot! found her in Gtmo on a shakedown CDR. John W. McManus. superiors-even in the field of bas- Then Mrs. C. Bullock followed suit cruise. At this time she began to ketball! Their hopes and beliefs with two successive markers. shine again as one of the most however were shattered when the efficient ships in the Fleet, cap- Notice highbelles pushed ahead unpitty- The final buzzer caught the score turing high honors in her training ingly from the beginning to the end. board with 32-12, in favor of the marks. For the two years ensuing, Attention all women bowlers: A At the end of the first half, the students. Sylvia Cavanaugh piled the RANDOLPH negotiated two meeting will be held April 10 at teachers sported gamely with a the highest score for the sudents Mediterranean cruises, the last of the Naval Station Family restau- measly score of 8 against the and F. Bush and C. Bullock contri- wihch netted her the Battle Effi- rant at 9:00 a.m. This is for the schoolgirls' 15. buted four points each for their ciency "E" and Aviation Safety summer league. To make the game a little mer- pedagogical ball team. " Saturday, 31 March 1956 THE INDIAN Page Seven SPORTS REVIEW Fleet Boxing Matches Held

by Joe Duffy The MCB-1 Seabees did just what everyone expected them to do in the post-season basketball tournament when they bowled over all their opponents then topped off their performance with a 73-45 trouncing of the Hospital-Dental combine in the tournament final for the title of champions. The starting five of the twin Rechter boys, Sam and Ben, Al Davison, Vince Clavon and Ernie Arceneaux proved to be too much for the opposition to stop. Coach Lee Brooks shuffled his starters with a strong reserve bench, sending in substitutes at intervals to keep his attack in top form. Butch Garlits and Don Winslow were maneuvered in and out of the lineup in the title game as the Seabee point splurge rolled on. The Seabees gained the finals by a convincing 82-36 win over the Naval Station Indians, and drew the Hospital-Dental quintet as op- ponents by the Corpsmen's 67-54 victory over the VU-10 Mallards in the semi-finals. The Corpsmen drew first blood in the title game when Tom Sutter swished an overhand shot for a two-pointer and the temporary lead with less than a minute on the clock, but the cheers had hardly died down before a jump shot by Ben Rechter tied it up. The Seabee shot- makers then went on a shooting spree that netted a 16-5 first quarter lead, and the victory ride was set in motion. Ben Rechter and Vince Clavon engineered the win with a steady barrage of shots that tallied 21 and 18 respectfully, while the whole team combined to rule the backboards. The boxscore: Seabees Hospital-Dental FG FT Pts FG FT Pts ComDesRon 21 and ComDesRon 22 DAVISON 2 2 6 FREDERICK 2 4 8 Fleet Recreation Center. ComDesRon s of 3 round RECHTER, S. 4 1 9 HENSON 3 9 15 matches. CLAVON 6 6 18 SUTTER 6 3 15 RECHTER, B. 6 9 21 OUZOUNIAN 1 1 3 ARCENEAUX 1 2 4 ROGINA 0 0 0 The Fish Tale (s) WINSLOW 1 6 8 REITZ 2 0 4 by Pat Aldridge GARLITS 2 0 4 McKNIGHT 0 0 0 We seem to have to be the one GUGLIEMO 0 3 3 MILLER 0 0 0 To talk about what harm's been done 22 29 73 14 17 45 By thoughtless guys who play MCB-1 16 20 13 24 - 73 around Hosp-Dental 5 11 17 12 - 45 In spots not meant as playing ground. Officials: Magas nad Carr The fishing folk who sit or troll All Star Basketball Team Around some special fishing hole The six players chosen on the Intercommand All-Star Basketball Are conscious of unwritten rules team as chosen by player vote are listed here in the order of number Observed by all the "fishing fools", of votes received: Of those who anchor in the stream There's none who loudly yell or DUNGEE Naval Air Station scream CLAVEN MCB-1 Unless they want to get the goats HUNTER Marines Of other men in other boats. BARNETT Fleet Training Group When others troll the river deep DAVISON MCB-1 There's certain rules that one must SUTTER Hospital-Dental keep John Dungee, the stellar cager of the league leading Flyers quintet, For instance, it is never fine was the popular choice of the players as the legue's mos valueable To cut across anothers' line player. The big boy was outstanding on both offense and defense through- Nor, when you see a trollin' guy, out the season. His tremendous performance headlined the NAS Flyer's To speed her up and steamboat by You seventeen victory string, and set him up as the most logical choice of do not want to be the lad the field of outstanding courtmen. His individual point total of 266 was Who scared the fish he MIGHT have had. second only to Bob Whiting's 285 score. Dungee played high school And, after all, who is the sort basketball at Radnor High, a Philadelphia surburban school, and plans Who relishes the name POOR to enter Temple University at the completion of his military service. SPORT! We feel sure that we'll be reading about this lad in the sports columns around the conutry in the near future. hurler from FTG, will pilot the club. Pre-season preview of the practice The voting for the sportsmenship award was very close with the sessions point to strong clubs being fielded by the Marines and the Air Leeward Point squad coming out on top with this one. Station. These two teams will meet in the opener scheduled for April 16th. SPOTLIGHT VTJ-10's stellar centerfielder from last year's squad will be wearing The intercommand baseball league will hold the seasons opener on the Staff's uniform this year as a result of a winter trade, or in this Monday night, 16 April at Fleet Recreation diamond Number 1. This case, transfer. Young Bob Eells is the player now on duty at the information cancels and supersedes the bum dope put last week when Supply Depot. . . . Bob Waldrop of the NAS Flyers will sign a New we said the season would begin in May. This year the teams competing York Giants contract soon as a player-manager of their Georgia-Florida in the league will be Naval Station, Marines, Naval Air Station, VU-10 Class D farm team. The offer was received in the mail and Bob said and Staff. The Staff club will consist of personnel from Fleet Training he was in the mood for negotiating. In the meantime we'll be seeing Group, Hospital, Dental and Supply. "Doc" Martin, last season's softball him in a Flyer uniform since his enlistment has a few more months to go. * Saturday, 31 March 1956 THE INDIAN Navy-DPPO-10ND-Gtmo.-3301 WGBY Television Program Book-Nook Saturday, 31 March 5:45-Jane Froman 4:00-Ding Dong School 6:00--Disneyland Saturday, 31 March 4:30-Superman :00-Meet Millie NavSta-Blood Alley-127 min. In the field of fiction the library 5:00-Victory At Sea 7:30-Red Skelton NAS-Spoilers-103 min. Mar. Site-Target Zero-110 min. has recently added several current 5:30--Beat the Clock 8:00-Four Star Playhouse Get Rich Villa.-Warriors-105 min. to its shelves "HARRY 6:00-Special Live Easter Program 8:30-You'll Never bestsellers Are Funny 9:00-U.S. Steel Hour Lwd. Pt.-Summertime-100 min. A. M. Mau- 6:30-People OF MONMOUTH," by 7:00-Bishop Sheen Wednesday, 4 April MCB-1-It's Always Fair Weather- gian, is a novel centered around 7:30-Ray Milland 5:30-News Parade 114 min. hfe of Henry V of England. 8:00-George Gobel 5:45-Robert Q. Lewis Sunday, 1 April the' NavSta-Court Jester-101 min. classed as action, this tale 9:30-Appointment With Adven- 600-Big Picture Though ture 6:30-Mr. Peepers NAS-Blood-Alley of one of England's greatest kings Sunday, 1 April 7:00-I've Got A Secret Mar. Site-Inside Detroit-90 min. adheres closely to historical fact. 4:00-Howdy Doody Lineup Villa.-Target Zero Pt.-Warriors It's definitely a better historical 4:30-Paul Winchell 8:00-December Bride Lwd. 5:00-I&E Time 8:30-Millionaire MCB-1-Summertime novel. 5:30-You Are There 9:00-Kraft TV Theater Monday, 2 April A Dog's Life-107 min. "THE TOKEN" by Samuel Shel- 6:00-Colgate Comedy Hour Thursday, 5 April NavSta-It's NAS-Court Jester is a very short tale with 7:00-Jack Benny News Parade labarger, Young Show Jo Stafford Mar. Site-Spoilers Readers 7'30-Loretta a medieval background. 8:00-Ed Sullivan's Toast of the 6:00-Country Squires Villa.-Inside Detroit used to Shellabarger's long his- Town 6:30-Howdy Doody Lwd. Pt.-Target Zero torical novels will be surprised at 0:00-Life With Father 7:00-George Jessel MCB-1-Warriors of Fame 7:30-Bob Cummings Tuesday, 3 April brevity of the book. However, 9:30-Hallmark Hall the Monday, 2 April 8:00-You Bet Your Life NavSta-To Catch A Thief-106 min. makes it well its fine craftsmanship 5:30-News Parade 8:30-Mr. and Mrs. North NAS-It's A Dog's Life worth looking into. 5:45-Perry Como 9:00-Climax Mar. Site-Blood Alley Favorite Husband Friday, 6 April Villa.-Spoilers is written 6:00-My Every so often a book 6:30-Talent Scouts News Parade Lwd. Pt.-Inside Detroit which is so good that it defies com- 7:00-I Love Lucy Eddie Fisher MCB-1-Target Zero parison. Such a book, "CAIN" by 7:30-The Medic 600-Dollar A Second Wednesday, 4 April NavSta-Ransom-102 min. Van Aerde, came in this 8:00-Robert Montgomery 6:30-Jamie Roger Presents 7:00-Martha Raye Show NAS-To Catch A Thief month, and it should be a reading 9:00-Boxing 8:00-Life of Riley Mar. Sit-Court Jester must for every mature reader. Peo- 9:45-Bob Crosby 8:30-Eddie Cantor Villa.-Blood Alley ple who never read, people who Tuesday, 3 April 9:00-Fireside Theater Lwd. Pt.-Spoilers 5.30-News Parade 9:30-Frankie Lane MCB-1-Inside Detroit people read one book a year, and Thursday, 5 April who never finish another book have NavSta-Trouble With Harry-116 min. read this book and can't say enough NAS-Ransom for it. It has as its subject matter - Mar. Site-It's A Dog's Life Cinema Scoop Villa.-Court Jester war- such universal themes as love, Lwd. Pt.-Blood Alley fare, filial devotion, and murder, by D.D. H. MCB-1-Spoilers into one all beautifully compressed All of the movies for this weekt Friday, 6 April evening's reading entertainment. NavSta-Rawhide Years-103 min. have a rating of good or above, so NAS-Trouble With Harry you pick By way of warning-once you aie in line for tome entertain- Mar. Site-To Catch A Thief up "CAIN" you won't put it aside ment that's worth while. Villa.-It's A Dog's Life it through. Lwd. Pt.-Court Jester until you have read Blool Alley (W.B., in color), is MCB-1-Blood Alley Three more new novels which a typ7eal John Wayne dick. Story readable. "OBEDIENCE takes place in Red China. Lauren look quite films, may number among one of MOON" by A. Hamilton Bacall gets in the picture some- TO THE her last pictures. A very good back to how, a8tho you never do quite Gibbs, takes an American picture. find the girl he loved figure out how she came to be there. France to Ransom (MGM), is the best pic- "A SECRET UN- However, you Wayne fans will dnd during the war. ture of the week on the basis of it a treat and the remaining au- DERSTANDING" by Merle Miller, the excellent acting by it's stars cloak-and-dagger with is strictly dience may or may not be com- Glen Ford and Donna Reed. The air ace's disappear- an American pletely satisfied. movie grips the audience with it's ance as its plot. Joy Parker's The Court Jester (Para. in color), absorbing plot of a man faced with OF THE VINES" is "VALLEY stars Danny Kaye at his greatest! the decision of whether or not to three-generation nov- one of those It's a spoof on those medieval pay the ransom demanded for his blooms in a els in which love swashbucklers and in typical Kaye kidnapped child. Over-dramatic in African setting. French-South fashion, the results are slightly spots the acting makes up for all The library, as usual, has a fine hilarious. Glynis Johns and Angela the bad points of the fiilm and an new selection of specialty books. Lansbury are also in supporting excellent rating and a must see A few titles in this category are roles. There are some good musical goes with this picture. "HOW TO BUILD A RECORD numbers in this one too! For an Trouble With Harry (Para., in LIBRARY" "ROGET'S THESA- evening of fun don't miss this ex- color), is the second Alfred Hitch- URUS," "SPANISH IN TWEN- cellent comedy entertainment. cock picture of the week and is a TY LESSONS," "U.S. CAMERA It's A Dog's Life (MGM, in col- direct switch from his usual sus- 1956," and "THE WONDERFUL or), is one of those warm and pense picture. This is an improb- WORLD OF MATHEMATICS" human yarns of a dog, at the same able comedy in which all the char- (by the author of "MATHEMAT- time intertwining the stories of its acters are slightly teched save for ICS FOR THE MILLIONS"), and various owners. Edmund Gwenn Harry and he's dead! Burying and several other good ones too numer- and Jeff Richards are featured. A digging up Harry's corpse, again ous to mention. solid good for this one! and again concerns most of the To Catch A Thief (Para., in col- story which stars Edmund Gwenn, or), bears the stamp of the one Shirley McLaine (a newcomer and FROM: 3 cent and only Alfred Hitchcock! It is quite a looker) and John Forsythe. stamp the story of a jewel thief (reformed An evening full of laughs! that is) who to clear his own name The Rawhide Years (U.I., in col- has to catch another thief (this or), stars Tony Curtis and Colleen one hasn't reformed) who has been Miller! Arthur Kennedy is in a terrorizing the elite populace of supporting role. A good western TO: Send the Riviera! It stars, Cary Grant concerning an hombre who is fram- the Indian and Grace Kelly! This is Kelly's ed for a crime and who in turn Home most recent and with her coming spends several years trying to clear marraige and only two unreleased his name. Does he do it? HA!