Villamar Swimming Pool Slated For Completion By Mid Summer A new Naval Station swimming pool is to be built on the high ground in the Trading Post picnic area. The pool will be available to all Base families and will be built by Public Works. Naval Station recreation fund will finance the new pool which COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE should be completed by late summer. U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Public Works has announced that filtration and recircula- Volume VII, No. 15 Saturday, 14 April 1956 tion equipment is now under procurement and delivery of it will be in approximately 90 days. The department is now tak- 1,098 Base EMs Took Feb. Exams ing bids on the equipment to determine the supply contractor. The new pool will be 100 feet 596 Pass, 66 To Quota Mothballs long and 30 feet wide. It will have a maximum water depth of ten Capt. Stagner Presents Out of the 1,098 Base en- feet and a minimum depth of two personnel in the differ- feet, ten inches. Check To Adm Cooper Begins listed Ferry Service ent pay grades that took the Membership Basis February Navy-wide examin- Between Fla., Havana Recently, the Villamar - Bargo ations, 596 passed, 477 failed community council voted to recom- Automobile and passenger ferry and 66 went to the "quota" mend that the pool be operated on service was inaugurated recently mothball. These figures were a membership basis in a similar between Key West and Havana. released by the Personnel Of- manner to the golf course. A small The TMT CUBA will emphasize amount of dues would be set for economy and will operate daily fices in Gtmo this past week. each family planning to use the Sunday) between the two (except Among the successful, 76 made pool. This would allow it to re- cities. chief, 57 captured first class, 115 main open later hours. the only 'tou- "We are offering hit the second class grade and 351 The new pool will enable families service rist class' transportation made third. on the Base to have a pool of their between Florida and Cuba," said Mobile Construction Battalion own. The fleet pool will then be Eric Rath, president of TMT chalked up the great- mainly for the use of single en- Capt. W. D. F. Stagner, Com- Trailer Ferry,.Inc. The auto ferry One (MCB-1) est number of new petty officers listed men. manding Officer Dental Clinic and is a new extension of TMT which with 170. chairman of the 1956 Guantanamo operates truck trailer ferries be- Payment for the bathhouse to be constructed near the pool will Bay Carnival, presents RADM W. tween the United States and Carib- Advancement in rate for the new come out of the Community fund. G. Cooper, ComNavBase with a bean ports. petty officers will take effect this It is hoped to eventually have a check from the operations of the The automobile traveler now has month instead of next month as Navy Exchange snack shop in the 1956 carnival. a first class service between the was originally scheduled. new pool area. Profits from the 1956 carnival two countries at tourist class fares. The Chief Petty Officer's effec- were distributed as follows: $4,000 Among facilities for ferry pas- Bathhouse Built Before Pool tive date of advancement will be each, to the Navy Relief Society, sengers are an air conditioned handled separately by the Bureau The bathhouse will be built prior National Headquarters and the dining room and cocktail lounge, of Naval Personnel. to pool construction. Public Works American Red Cross. recreation area, sun-or-shade prom- estimates that work will begin enade, enclosed observation deck, A check for $1,200 each, went within a month on the bathhouse deck chairs, stewardess service and to the American Cancer Society, phase. other personal aids. American Heart Association, Sal- Pa. Gov. Leader vation Army, National Headquar- The TMT CUBA will sail from After the pool opens, a life guard ters, National Foundation for In- Key West every Monday, Wednes- will be on constant duty during the fantile Paralysis and the Tuber- day and Friday at 12:15 p.m., ar- daily open hours of the pool. Will Visit Base culosis Society. riving in Havana at approximately And, in order to provide for the 7:15 p.m. It will sail from Havana Governor George M. Leader of security of small children after Four thousand dollars was ap- every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- Pennsylvania and a party of state closing hours, a fence will be built propriated for Cuban charities. urday at 8:00 a.m., arriving in Key and military officials will arrive surrounding the pool proper. Money retained for the working West at approximately 3:00 p.m. here April 24, to view operations fund for the 1957 carnival was of the USS RANDOLPH. Higher Temps In Store $25,000. Money appropriated for the Community fund here on the MCB 1 Clears Area According to NEWSWEEK mag- For Gtmo Next Week Base was $21,134.01. azine Gov. Leader, "is the second The grand total of the cash youngest governor in Pennsylvania The Naval Air Station Aerology profits for the 1956 carnival were Over At Leeward Pt. history and one of the hottest pro- office has announced that next $64,424.39. Party." Site perties in the Democratic week's weather around Guantan- For New Housing his party will Gov. Leader and amo Bay will center on higher be on the Base until April 26, and The Naval Air Station Resident temperatures and higher humidity. then will proceed to Port Au Prince, Disbursing Will Not Office of Construction has announc- Aerology Office also added ed that Mobile Construction Bat- Haiti. The that there will be an increasing Refund MSTS Claims talion 'One has already started of the Some of the members possibility of thundershowers over clearing an area on Leeward point The Comptroller of the navy has governor's party include: David V. the Base in late afternoons. for location of FY '56 and FY '57 Randall, the governor's secretary; recently ruled that military per- housing projects for both married Maj. Gen A. J. Drexel Biddle Jr., sonnel traveling aboard an MSTS officers and enlisted personnel. Adjutant General of the State of vessel when going or returning Judging of entries for the - The FY '56 housing program, Pennsylvania; Maj. Gen. M. G. from leave within the continental essay contest "Why the U.S. according to the Resident Office, Baker, USA (Ret) Superintendent United States must pay for sub- Needs a Navy," has been consists of two married officers of the Valley Forge Military Acad- sistence utilized aboard the vessel. postponed one week. Results quarters (MOQ) and 24 married emy; Brig. Gen. J. Harry La Brum, LT J. W. Carleson, Base disburs- of the contest will appear in enlisted men's quarters (MEMQ). Chairman of the Board of the ing officer, announced, therefore, the April 21 issue of the project, it was disclosed, will Chamber of Commerce, Philadel- that no claims for reimbursement This INDIAN. be. constructed by contract in the phia, and RADM E. H. von Heim- for subsistence charges can be paid near future. berg, ComFour. by the disbursing office. 46 4U Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 14 April 1956 THE INDIAN The Chaplain's Corner inform and entertain all hands; to serve The Indian's mission-To "CAN YOU HEAR" as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- ment of personnel. On one occasion Jesus turned to the group surrounding him and said, RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo "he that hath ears to hear, let him hear." What a wonderful thing to Bay, Cuba. be able to hear. Most of us are equipped with two good ears. How poor is of Staff CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief the man who has never possessed or who has lost the sense of hearing. CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C.O. Naval Station, Guantanamo With these ears we hear the music of the songbirds. With these ears we Bay, Cuba. Editorial Staff heard the applause of a listening senate as the great English statesman, LTJG D. G. LaCasse ------Officer-Advisor Winston Churchill, pledged that the two great English speaking Nations G. L. Henderson, JOC ------Editor would march on together until tyranny had been utterly destroyed. J. C. Curren, JOSN ------Managing Editor E. U. Orias, JO3 ------Feature Editor As we thought of the subject the other day, we decided to read up on D. D. Hinton, JOSN ------Staff Reporter the construction of this very important organ, the ear. We confess that THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance we read in awe before we had finished the subject. What a wonderful and with NavExos P.35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- complicated thing is the ear. This appendix which we call the car is ated funds. only an insignificant part of the apparatus for hearing. It merely collects Materials marked AFPS may be used by news mediums provided credit the stimuli and directs is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All material them into the proper channels. They take care originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or of the acoustic vibrations. without credit. As we think of the words of our Lord, do we not feel that He was All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. thinking of something more important than just the sense of hearing. He was probably thinking of those voices which speak from a deeper Your Vote Is The 1956 Ballot ! level. The Negro spiritual expresses it in these words. "Hush! Somebody's calling my name." Are we able to hear these voices which speak to us More, perhaps, than any other from a deeper level? man, Thomas Jefferson has formed and molded the American mind and We would mention first, the voice from within. There is something spirit. Remembered best as a great within each of us which says OUGHT and MUST. It says this is the president and author of the Decla- way, walk in it. Matthew Arnold expressed the thought in these words, ration of Independence, he won "there fame as a statesman and diplomat. is a power within, not ourselves, that works for righteousness." Yes, the voice is there. You know it and I know it. Are we able to hear held that all men were creat- He our conscience speak to us? ed equal, and did more than any man of his time to bring about Then there is the voice from without. In the world in which we live equality among men in America. we are all members one of another. No man liveth unto himself. One He held too that men make govern- suffers, all suffer. Whether we like it or not we must be able to learn ment, and helped to develop the the high art of living together. We must be able to hear the still, sad machinery through which men music of humanity. could actually have a share, not Finally, there is the voice from above. He that gave man the power govern- only in setting up their of speech, shall He not speak in tones which all can understand? ment, but in controlling it. The voice supreme is the voice of eternal God. He is here, He is there, Jefferson believed one of the He is everywhere; waiting to speak to anyone who has ears to hear. greatest duties a citizen has in a Be still, until you can hear the voice from within, the voice without and democracy is to take part in the the voice from above. of government by voting . . . out the world will act again in Jef- work James H. Brown Jr. that voting is an obligation as par- ferson's philosophy that govern- amount as that of obeying laws ments derive their powers from the CDR, CHC, USNR or paying taxes. consent of the governed. Do your part . . . VOTE in This year, U. S. citizens through- 1956! (AFPS)

Please express to all con- Sunday, 15 April 1956 - corned my sincere apprecia- Calendar of Events CATHOLIC MASSES Monday, April 16 Sunday, 7000-Naval Base Chapel tion for the highly successful Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel demonstrations recently held Payday . . . All military personnel Sunday 1230-Naval Base Chapel Sojourner's . Mon. thru Fri.-1645-Naval Base Chapel for members of Congress and - Club . . Officers Club . . Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel 7:00 p.m. group. All planning Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800; 1900 the press O.E.S. Social Club . . . Girl Scout Hut . . -2000, and daily before Mass and arrangements for the 7:30 p.m. PROTESTANT SERVICES Sunday: 0930-Divine Worship (MOB-1 - handling of these important Tuesday, April 17 Chapel) groups and the skillful ex- 0930-Sunday School American Legion . . . Fleet Reserve Rm. 0930-Adult Bible Class ecution of the demonstration 1100-Divine Worship( Naval (Marina Pt.) . . . 7:30 p.m. Base Chapel) Boys' Choir To Sing O of our navy's new weapons American Legion Auxiliary . . . Girl Scout 1100-Divine Worship S systems were outstanding in Hut . . . 7:30 p.m. (Lwd. Pt.) 1930-Pellowship Hour Mass In Chapel Sun. all respects. Wdnesday, April 18 Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week Bible Study Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal While these operations im- Toastmaster's Club . . Officers' Club . JEWISH SERVICES The boys choir from the College posed an additional burden 6:30 p.m. Friday-1900-Naval Base Chapel CHURCH OF CHRIST of the Sacred Heart, Guantanamo on an already heavy sched- Thursday, April 19 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE City, will sing a High Mass Sun- ule, I believe results in pub- Sunday-1000-Naval Base Library y, April Navy Wives Club . . . Bingo (Villamar LATTER DAY SAINTS de 15, at 9:00 a.m. in the lic understanding and sup- Lyceum) . . . 1:00 p.m. Sunday-1100-Naval Station Library Base chapel. port fully justified effort Felloweraft Club 1078 . . . Community Au- Chaplains at this activity ditorium . . . 7:30 p.m. CDR J. J. Sullivan, CHC, USN Chaplain J. J. Sullivan will be expended. (Catholic) celebrant. SCharles S. Thomas Friday, April 20 LCDR K. ". Peterson, CHC, USN (Protestant) Secretary of the Navy CPO Wives Club . Family Rm. (CPO The choir consists of boys rang- LTJG C. C. Gaston, CHC, USNR Club) . . 8:00 p.m. (Protestant) ing in ages from nine to 12.

11 saturday,ft f4 April 1956 m0 THE INDIAN M Page Three Am. Legion Post Mrs Bowler's Red Cross Career Nears End Awards Medals by Ely U. Orias A colorful humanitarian ca- To HS Graduates reer that began in 1942, is drawing to a close when, in Guantanamo Bay Post No. May of this year, Mrs. Helen 1 of the American Legion K. Bowler, incumbent Amer- will give the Legion's School ican Red Cross assistant field director and accredited rep- Award Medal to a boy and a resentative to ComNavBase, girl of the high school grad- Gtmo, resigns. She has spent uating class, it was announced 14 years of unbroken service this week by H. P. McNeal, with the Red Cross. chairman of the Americanism Originally from South Da- Committee. kota, Mrs. Bowler moved to Chicago, Illinois, the place Winners will be chosen by the which she now calls high school teachers and by their her home. classmates. An alumna of Northwestern university, she holds a Bach- Bowler resigned her teaching job she made authorized trips to its The winning girl will be the one elor most distinguished for the qual- of Arts degree. After and joined the ARC Night Motor different regions where she made Corps of Chicago in observations ities of Courage, Companionship, graduation she taught for May, 1942, and personal studies Character, Service and Scholar- sometime at Park Ridge pub- first as a driver and later as head on the customs and traditions and of the Corps. culture of ship. lic school in the suburbs of the places she visited. The winning boy must have out- Chicago. Went Overseas in 1943 She wrote her observations in pamphlet form for the Red Cross standing Courag e, Leadership, The outburst of World War II In May of 1943, the ARC billet- Headquarters which was later used Honor, Scholarship, and Service. completely revolutionized her plans ted her for overseas duty. From as guide material for the Amer- of just being a plan school teach- that time to the present, Mrs. The American Legion School ican servicemen in U.S. occupied er. Seized with a punching sense Bowler has remained outside the Award Program is designed to en- of patriotism and swept by a territories in the Far East. courage students to make a cons- continental limits of the United personal enthusiasm to serve her States except for her one year cious effort to develop the personal Came to Gtmo in 1952 country in a time of crisis, Mrs. tour at the Lackland Air Force qualities specified above. During her stay in Gtmo from Base in Texas, before coming to January, 1952, to the present, her The award will be made annual- Guantanamo Bay, in January, 1952. official duties involved recreation, ly in the Naval Base School, and Volunteers May Apply Mrs. Bowler social services and emergency leave each winner will receive a hand- is perhaps one of For Diver's School the most travelled verifications for both forces, ashore some bronze medal. In addition, ARC workers, having been to 44 countries, crossed and afloat. At the Base hospital his name will be engraved on a Commander Naval Base, in a both oceans where she is closely associated, plaque hung at the school. NavBase Gtmo Notice, has dis- three times and made she's made verifications of health closed that a six-week course of a trip around the world once. Upon her transfer and welfare reports on patients for Presentation of this year's instruction for Second Class Divers from Japan in 1950, Mrs. Bowler stateside chapters of the Red Cross awards will be made at the grad- will convene on April 27, 1956, at and a friend, on a five where inquiries regarding their nation exercises. YFNB-17, in Norfolk, Virginia. months tour of their own, visited 23 countries of the Far conditions are filed by service The note calls for volunteers and Middle East and Europe families. only. Interested Base personnel while enroute to New York. Yard Of Month may submit through their respec- She has also organized First Aid classes, tive command, a request for the Besides being a well-travelled swimming and water safe- ty courses. school. Upon receipt of the re- woman, Mrs. Bowler also carries Aside from the bulk of cable quest, physical examination, in ac- an impressive hospital war record work that she's handled, Mrs. Bowler, along cordance with BuMed requirements, that very few women have ever with volunteers, has also featured will be conducted in order to de- achieved. Having 29 months of regular "coffee hours" for the patients in the termine the physical fitness of the combat hospital service during hospital. applicant. WWII with advance hospital units The indefatigable Mrs. Bowler deployed within the orbit of a who has worked incessantly, 24 shooting front, Mrs. Bowler par- hours a day, on call seven days a Crowd Likes Hillbilly ticipated in the Sicilian campaign, week, through a period of a little the battle of the Bulge and in the over four years to service per- Show At Lyceum bombing of Naples. During these sonnel and military dependents, darkest hours, she took care, com- has no iota of complaint. "I have A lively and galloping hillbilly forted and consoled the hospital- enjoyed my stay in Guantanamo show of rythyms and crackerjokes ized Americans. very much," said Mrs. Bowler, "and was on stage Monday evening, I. regret leaving a place like this Served in April 9, at the Naval Station ly- the Far. East where people are perfectly cooper- After the war and until ceum before a capacity crowd. 1950, ative in every detail." Mrs. Bowler she found the Far East her serving R. D. Groeneveld, mayor of Vil- Hillbilly maestro Melvin will depart sometime in May and Price, ground. First she was stationed lamar/Bargo, presents a $10 award backed up by his Santa Fe Rangers, will proceed to her Chicago home. in Manila with AUS Philippine to L. F. Biondo, RMC, for the Yard opened the show with a crack! Scouts. Then she went to Okinawa of the Month. The show, with a running time A canine's delight is in chasing a for a tour of duty with a Navy The landscaping in Chief Bion- of 85 minutes, went on with alter- hospital outfit. In 1947, she was cat, do's yard consists of avocados, nated music and jokes. sent to Nagoya, Japan for service Or, at least, that's the popular gardenias, hybred hybiscus and The distaff side of the hillbilly with the 5th Air Force head- notion. many other plants and flowers. He aggregation was represented by quarters. has acquired many of his plants two lovely, young ladies. The Rang- Do dogfish, I wonder, put catfish from the nursery and also as a ers, toured all the U.S. Armed During her tour of duty with to rout, result of his own efforts by clip- Services stations in the Caribbean, the various Armed Services of the When they meet in the depths of pings, etc. Guantanamo Bay being the last. United States in the Far East, the ocean?

0 M Page Fourl 'fifE INIAM Saturday, 14 April 1956 MARINE MUSINGS F T G Bulletin The Medic EMs May Apply Sgt. Szili has a new assignment and Mrs. A. J. Hoyt are by J. F. Bertone & R. J. McNight as Brig Warden of the Naval Base LTJG proudly proclaiming the birth of Brig replacing Sgt. Tyrone, who Newborn News Michael Chase Hoyt born here at For Prep School will report to Camp Lejeune. Sgt. This week the Stork had a heavy 0830 April 7, 1956, with a displace- Szili reported aboard from MCS schedule and so he only stopped Authority for all Naval com ment of 7 pounds 214 ounces a son to Quantico, Va. here once. He delivered mands has been granted by the Welcome aboard to the three new .LTJG and Mrs. Alwin Hoyt. Bureau of Naval Personnel to Cpl. Hoover finally deo.ed to comers who arrived last week. New Recruits nominate enlisted men with de- take his thirty days shipping over They are: Hallan R. Farris, BTC, Last week the JOH NSON monstrated or potential officer- leave. It's possible that his change who is a Texan from Fort Worth, and brought in two new nurses like qualities to participate in the of station orders decided the mat- married and has three children. He four corpsmen. The nurses, LTJG Navy-wide examinations for as- ter for him. He will be going to reported aboard from USS SIER- Lorraine Murphy, and LTJG Mary signment to the U.S. Naval Pre- Parris Island, the happy home of RA AD-18. Chief Farris has served from Cordingley, reporting in paratory School in Bainbridge, unhappy boots. upon the comple- on the following ships: USS DE- R.I. William USNH, NEWPORT, Maryland. tion of his Gtmo tour. TROIT, USS LENAWEE, USS Schook, HM3, from NAS Lake- The preliminary examination will The Staff NCO club has had a O'BRIEN, USS STEINAKER and hurst, New Jersey; Hector Romero, be given on July 2, 1956. The re- change of manager and Board of USS DALY. He has been assigned HM2, from RECSTA, Brooklyn, sult of the examination will deter- Governors. Sgt. Campbell was vot- to the Engineering department; New York; David McCafferty, mine who, among the successful ed in as manager replacing TSgt Robert Amormino, YNSA, and Ellis HM3, from Rocket Testing Center, examinees, will fill the 160 appoint- Stoneking. We all wish SSgt. Cook, YNSA, were assigned to Dover New Jersey; and Witney ments to be made by the Secretary Campbell the very best of luck Admin. They both reported from Coleman, HM3, from Nad Earle, of the Navy for admission to the and we give TSgt Stoneking a big Yeoman Class "A" School at Bain- Redbank, New Jersey. U.S. Naval Academy. hand for a job well done. MSgt. bridge. Amormino hails from Jer- Departures The authority which was con- Smith is replacing MSgt. Zemaitis sey City, N. J. and Cook from Hasta La Vista is extended to tained in a BuPers Notice, stated as club president. Ranson, West Virginia. LT Dorothy Schweiger, who de- that the screening of applicants to Good luck and smooth sailing to parted via FLAW, for duty at The barracks welcomed aboard qualify for the 160 appointments Jesse Costa, RM3, who departed USNH, Bremerton, Washington. 11 new troops fresh from the begins in the fleet and continues at for Brooklyn, N. Y. where he will Also departing was one of our states. Eight of the new men have the Preparatory school for those be separated and Nathen Shuler, YO YO'S Robert Edmunds, HM2, been assigned to the Security Sec- who have achieved the first step DCC, who goes to the USS SIER- who leaves for separation, and tion. The remaining three went to toward the ultimate goal. RA AD-18. "THE CAIMANERA KID" Ronald Headquarters Section. CDR Harry Fitch is even more Baynton, HM3, left for duty aboard The note further stated h: wever On April 5, five more of our proud than usual of Jasper, his WISCONSIN. that selection boards established the USS young PFC's sewed on another french poodle. Jasper is the proud The Medic's Reviews by commanding officers should ex- stripe. Lt. Colonel Esterilne award- father of eight little poodle pud- back from an over ex- ert the utmost care to insure that Arriving ed Corporal warrants to Pfe's Pat- dlers. Lisa the mother is doing fine leave was Dan Sullivan who every man who qualifies in all tended ton, Hood, Kavulic, Reiter, and and the whole house has gone to a life sentence of ma- respects is recommended. just started Castellow. Welcome the new NCOs the dogs. trimony. He is sporting a ring on Interested Base enlisted person- to their rank and may they wear finger. It seems we have a cele- nel are advised to see their respec- his their new' chevrons with pride. brity in our barracks, a decendant tive Personnel Officer for detailed of "KING FAROUK". A question information. Down through history Marines What's Doin' Stateside came up, "what is the great ham have been called any number of Orange peels may be the an- mystery?" It seems Shorty was names. Some good and some bad swer to an old nemesis-the com- handing out Bum Scoop to the NAS Scuttlebutt and some that have stuck with us. mon cold. . . . Bioflavonoid is the new troops. Huffman, how did you Some have been forgotten, but the antidote. It's a chemical extracted sprain your ankle? Lapp, I hear The McCalla Field Ordnance di- name that means the most to us from the orange and lemon peels you are teaching Kania, how to vision extends wishes to CWO has stuck for nearly 40 years. This left over by the juice freezers and play pool. Ziegler for a good tour of duty name is the "DEVIL DOGS". We other processors of citrus fruit. at Leeward Point. won that name in France WORLD The 'market for bioflavonoid has Supply has entered operation WAR I. jumped from 5,000 pounds a year Navy Wives Club "Buzz Saw" as the annual inspec- The Marines held, counter-at- to 150,000 pounds. . . . Sales vol- ume is now estimated at $1,800,000 by Louise P. Smith tion is nearing and an audit mnspec- tacked, and defeated the German tion is presently in progress. Army to such an extent they called a year against $60,000 two years The monthly business meeting ago. Production dropped off due to us inhuman and dogs of the Devil of the Guantanamo Bay Navy * the loss of L.S. Culver, SK2, who or "DEVIL DOGS". Today Marines Wive's Club was held April 5, at Science is trying to make a has recently been ordered back to are still tagged Devil dogs and it 8:00 p.m., in the Scout Hut, monkey out of Darwin. A Swiss VU-10. Culver joined the Supply is a tag we wear and uphold with Marina Pt. scientist, Dr. Johannes family a year ago and contributed pride. Hurzeler, The meeting was mainly devoted claims that jawbone and other much in keeping the doors open to the election of new officers, since fossil remains found in Tuscany, during the trying times of "Too many of the present officers will Italy, in 1872 are from 10-million- Many Chiefs and not enough In- be returning to the States soon. CPO Wives year - old human - like creatures. dians." Sorry to lose you Louie, The following officers were elect- by Ellen Van Cleef Darwin's theory states that man but best of luck with the squadron. ed for the coming year: Ellen Van and the apes descended from a Cleef, president; Louise Smith, vice Arriving from NAAS Sanford, The business meeting of the comparatively recent common an- president; Ann Garvey, recording Florida, this week was H. M. CPO Wives was held on April 6 in cestry. . . . But Dr. Hurzeler says secretary; Mary Jaffres, corre- Bloomberg, AK2. He has been as- the CPO club. Four new members that man and the apes branched sponding secretary; Jean Zemaitis, signed to Leeward Point to relieve were added to the roll. They are apart 20 to 30 million years ago treasurer; Lois Fairchild, histori- D. G. Maxwell, who is going to LaVarie Butler, Jeanne Gugliemo, from an ancestor that was neither an and Mike French, master-at- take over the NAS Transit Shed Marie Murray and Helen Spears. man nor ape. here at main side. arms. A decorating and game com- One of the Commissarymen of Members of the club who are mittee were chosen for the social A crop reduction has been fore- NAS had a surprise Monday night. assisting the Hospital Volunteer planned for Friday, April 20, for cast for 1956. The Department of April Upon retiring to his rack, a big service for the month of members and their husbands. Mem- Agriculture has announced that and very yellow crab had been are: Kay Thomas, Elma Franklin, bers are requested to call 9366 for corn crops will be about 184 mil- Mabel for him under his pillow less than the 3,184,- Lois Fairchild, Ann Plourde, waiting reservations. lion bushels Banker and Estelle Bailey. but didn't live long enough to say 836,000 produced last year. . At the conclusion of the meeting hello. He says that once before The next business meeting will Also the prospective spring wheat a social hour was held with Mike while on the MISSISSIPPI he had be on May 4, at which time, Mary crop would be about 44 million French and Alverda Hamm as a snake waiting for him in the Hewitt, Mary Sheldon and Emily bushels less than last year's 232,- hostesses. same manner. Trapp will be hostesses. 787,000.

B M m saturday, 14 April 1956 THE INDIAN Page Pive Girl Scout Adult Trainer Delivers New Mail Call, FLAW Schedule The following is the new FLAW flight schedule coming in and going Leadership Lecture To Base Parents out from the base. It will be effective until further notice. The flights marked cargo in the outbound schedule are the only planes carrying mail from the Base. Also, these flights will carry up to 20 passengers weight permitting. All other flights are passenger flights. Mail call schedule is as follows: Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. and Saturday at 11:00 a.m.

Mail will leave the base on the cargo flights departing on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. INBOUND

DAY FLIGHT ARRIVE GTMO FROM Monday 121 1830 PaxRiv, Norva, Jax Tuesday CARGO 113 0830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax Tuesday CARGO 114 1900 Coco Solo Tuesday CARGO 208 2115 NorVa, Key West Wednesday CARGO 115 0830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax Wednesday CARGO 116 0930 San Juan Thursday 123 0830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax Thursday 124 1900 San Juan Friday CARGO 117 1830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax last Saturday when members of International good-will flourished Saturday 125 0830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax visited the Girl Scout organization on the Cuban Guias from Caimanera Saturday 126 1900 Coco Solo the Base. Sunday CARGO 119 0830 PaxRiv, NorVa, Jax Mrs. Blanche Ross, visited Gtmo Sunday CARGO 120 1900 San Juan recently, in the capacity of Girl The Rifle-Pistol Club OUTBOUND Scout volunteer adult trainer. She The regular monthly Guantan- arrived here from Miami Beach, amo Bay Rifle and Pistol club meet- DAY FLIGHT ARRIVE GTMO FROM after a visit to Havana where she ing April 4 produced information Monday 122 2030 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv visited with Girl Scouts in Cuba. of interest to club members as well Tuesday CARGO 113 0930 Coco Solo WLile here, she conducted a as to Base personnel. Election of Tuesday CARGO 114 2030 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv training course of seven, 2/z hour Club officers will take place at the Wednesday CARGO 115 0930 San Juan ,essions at the Scout Hut on Vic- next regular meeting on Wednes- Wednesday CARGO 116 2030 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv t ry Hill. day, May 7. Wednesday CARGO 209 1200 Key West, Fourteen leaders and prospective The executive committee met on Norva Thursday 123 0930 leaders attended regularly and re- Monday night to prepare a slate San Juan 124 2030 Jax, NorVa, ceived their trainee certificate. Of of prospective candidates for club Thursday PaxRiv 118 2030 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv the trainees, over half will be here offices for the coming year. The Friday CARGO 125 0930 next year to give Girl Scouting recommendations will be placed Saturday Coco Solo 126 2030 to all girls of scout age. before the members at the next Saturday Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv 119 0930 Some of the things stressed were meeting, additional nominations Sunday CARGO San Juan 2030 qualities of leadership, games, can be made at that time. Sunday CARGO 120 Jax, NorVa, PaxRiv songs, and special emphasis was Nominations can be made only placed on outdoor experiences. with the prior approval of the W. Walcuzk will shoot up to MM3. Ideas on organization, both with- nominee. All club members are NSD Supply Line CONGRATULATIONS BOYS, and in each troop and the over-all set- urged to be present, the success where are the cigars? up were discussed. of your club is directly dependent During the past week at NSD, Walter Winters DK1 and his on your interest and participation. there has been some good news for wife Dot received a nice surprise Gtmo's girl scout organization For the scattergunners, the Na- nine men who had been awaiting last week with a telegram from is one of 800 troops on foreign soil, val Air Station has generously results of their examinations. his brother Albert B. Winters and which do not come under council loaned their complete skeet range wife Betty of Indiananapolis, In- coverage, but are guided by na- E. M. Garrett passed the test for facilities to the club. These are diana, announcing that they will tional headquarters in New York. promotion to SKC, and is awaiting expected to be moved to the club arrive in Gtmo for a three day notification from BuPers as to Henceforth, they will be known skeet range and be ready for visit. Albert and Betty came by when the effective date will be. us Guantanamo Bay Neigborhood, shooters in about three weeks. commercial plane last Saturday R. W. Bailey will be promoted to with an overall chairman who has The charter for the Junior Affi- and from the evidence of very red DK2 next Monday, while R. C. troop consultants and troop organ- liate of the Guantanamo Bay Cuba complextions, they had a delight- Densmore, W. G. Geihm, and B. C. izers, as well as leaders to help Rifle and Pistol Club has been sent ful vacation picnicking, skindiving, Jones will advance to DK3. On the her in this program which stresses in to the National Rifle association swimming, and in general, "living same date, W. J. Buschon will be- international friendship among all and is expected to be approved and it up". The couple left Tuesday for come a YN3, R. S. Eells a SK3 and nations. returned soon. Indianapolis, indicating they really like Gtmo Bay, Cuba and hoped to OPERATrON bLONDE return for another visit some day. OSE Y00 UPPNK The entire Naval Supply Depot wished to extend their sympathy to Mr. Joe West, whose father } FOR T passed away in Santiago de Cuba last week. /t LT Deere, former Disbursing Officer here, his wife Dorothy and daughter Kathleen, left 11 April t for the United States after two ( years in Gtmo. After leave in Florida and Louisiana, they will go to Little Creek, Virginia, where -I LT Deere will be Commissary Officer. 0t M St Page Se fIE INDIA1' Saturday, 14 April 1956 Locally Sponsored Caribbean Ride, NAS Chiefs Knock Music News And Views Fla. Bowling lear by "Woody" Howard Pistol Match Underway Sunday During the latter part of last The NAS Chiefs outbowled the summer, record companies thought The Administrative Aide to ComNavBase, in a memorandum, has an- VA-176 team from Jacksonville in a second challenge match on Tues- the rock and roll idiom was des- nounced that a Caribbean Area Rifle and Pistol match under the spon- tined to fade. Confident of the end sorship of the local Rifle and Pistol club will be held on the Base, today day, April 3. of that current trend, the major and tomorrow April 14-15. The VA-176 team is Jackson- record companies were geared to The memorandum stated that the match will be an "Open" contest. ville's leading squad giving an in- revive a flock of oldies popular competitor is advised to pick Each dictation that the NAS team must "way back when". It was announc- ticket prior up his own squadding be plenty on the bowling ball. ed that Georgia Gibbs would record to each match at the statistical The Chiefs made a total of 2,440 no more rhythm tunes, despite her office. They must also furnish their The Fish Tale(s) pins to 2,208 made by VA-176. current success with her two mil- own ammunition. by Pat Aldridge lion sellers "Tweedle Dee" and Firing will commence at 0800 Rescue, for the Chiefs was high Candid conversation with a num- "Dance With Me, Henry". each morning. No competitor may series with 506 and Griffen was ber of skin divers this past week win more than one award in any highest for VA-176 with a high 519. Miss Gibbs was next heard on has resulted in what may be the one match. It was also stated that wax with a cha-cha ditty entitled answer to why the rodn' reelers competitors will be classified in "Sweet and Gentle" but was forced haven't been having much luck for SCUTTLEBUTT accordance with their N.R.A. clas- to take a back seat when Alan several months. Little more than a sification cards. Non-members will Dale's etching of the same tune year ago it was not at all unusual be classified as "experts". Entry hit pay dirt. Georgia then recorded to spot large schools of big jack and registration fees will be charg- a rhythm side, "24 Hours A Day" and literally dozens of Barracuda, ed to individual, team and ag- coupled with the poignant Italian Grouper and Snapper, all big fel- gregate matches. hit, "Goodbye To Rome". lows, too. The match will involve high Gradually, they seemed to disap- Both sides enjoyed power .30 cal rifle with metallic only moder- pear from these waters with only ate success. As rock sights, small bore .22 cal rifle with and roll con- a stray seen now and then in recent tinues to loom metallic sights and .22 cal pistol. "4 even bigger on the months and none of the fabulous musical horizon, she Purpose of the match is to fur- has hopped catches of past years being an- back ther safer and higher quality shoot- I on the bandwagon with her ing. The memorandum further nounced. Skin divers who have been current disking. The top side fea- around for several years tell us tures stated that there seems to have Miss Gibbs with a bluesy, been laxity in competitive shoot- that the waters were once abound- sentimental vehicle entiled "The ing in the military services since ing in fish of all variety but, now, Greatest Thing". On the bottom it is almost a rarity for a spear WWII. Hopes were expressed by deck, however, is "Rock Right", the Administrative Aide that with fisherman to see, much less spear strictly tailored for the coke set. the help of other branches of the a creature of any size. And why have the fish disappeared? and 'Cuda this fellow was just The McGuire Sisters recently service and the civilian shooters curious but he was curious awful recorded an album called "Do You The divers themselves will tell in the Caribbean area, enough close so Glen decided to scramble Remember When". I'm sure that you that it's all the skin divers' interest will be aroused to reg- out and into a waiting boat. Wha' none of the girls remember that fault. Where they haven't fished ularly schedule Annual Caribbean Happen? far back as the 12 tunes include the area out they've caused the Area Rifle and Pistol matches on such songs as "June Night", "Tip wary fish to flee to deeper waters The Shark must have decided this Base. Toe Through The Tulips" and beyond the reach of those alien that Glen looked real delicious for others popular in the courtin' days creatures in the deep. Only in the he came right alongside and Glen of Mother and Dad. Tennis Is Becoming fresh water river do you see fish ended up giving sir Shark several in any number and the divers sound kicks to the side of the head Teresa Brewer has "A Tear Popular Gtmo Sport haven't pestered the river because as he vaulted into the boat. No, not Fell' coupled with a southern blues the waters are too murky for suc- a little Shark. Bigger than you entitled "Bo Weevil". From the Sidney Durant, in charge of the cessful spearing. or me. flick, "The Las Vegas Story", the Athletic Gear Issue desk at the Four Aces have culled two tunes- Too bad some kind of control It was just a couple years back Fleet Recreation center has dis- "If You Can Dream" and "The cannot be put into effect such as is that Dickson and Abbott went closed that in the local world of Gal With The Yallar Shoes". The exercised in regard to Langusta. spearing together off Leeward sports, "Tennis has of late become Cheers, two guys and a gal who If the 'Gusta boys weren't forced Point when a small submarine a booming and flourishing game, socked across "Black Denim Trou- to lay off a couple of months of the nosed in to take a closer look. The especially among the teenagers." sers" a few months back, have a year there would soon be no more small sub turned out to be a seven Caribbean lobsters to be had highly controversial item in "Chick- This disclosure was strengthened of the foot Barracuda and, when he open- at any time. en" which relates the story of a when an INDIAN staff member ed his mouth to betray the Holland death game race teenagers play Tunnel with teeth, walked in at the Navy Exchange Spear fisherman Jerry Dickson the boys hit with automobiles. (Somewhat like a out Sports shop and was told that of the Air Station seems to have for a small coral reef and pro- the one shown in "Rebel Without shipment of tennis balls and tection near by. large an affinity for hazardous adventure A Cause". tennis rackets has been received down among the coral. It wasn't Mr. 'Cuda continued to stick by the shop. too long ago that Jerry and Walt Some radio stations have already around while the men stuck to Holloway were diving between banned the tune but the fact that "For the past three weeks," the standing on the tiny coral piece Windmill and Kitterey when a six the majority of pop records are sports shop salesman said, "this and Glen nursed a cut leg. How did foot Moray eel decided that Jerry bought by teenagers will cause store has been flooded with orders that adventure end? From coral was just the right size for biting dealers to stock it in quantities. for tennis balls and tennis rackets. atoll to coral atoll twenty feet or so he, the eel, took a healthy snap shipment on hand, we are more apart the With this missing Dickson by an uncomfor- boys finally got Other new sides include Frank now ready to serve them," he back to shore but swear they don't Forgive- table margin. Sinatra's "Flowers Mean concluded. remember touching water any of ness', Perry Como's "Juke Box It was two spears and a sharp the way and they were a far Baby", Dean Martin's "Innam- A farmer once called his cow knife later that the thirty five piece out. orata", McGuire Sisters' "Missing", "Zephyr" pound sea snake ended up on the In case anyone is interested, a Jaye P. Morgan's "Get Up! Get She seemed such an amiable beach well dead. Who the heck says huge Jew Fish has taken up abode Up!," Fontane Sisters' "Eddie, My hephyr if you leave them alone they'll around Phillips Park. He looks to Love", Tennessee Ernie's "That's When the farmer drew near, leave you alone? Glen Abbott well be about four hundred pounds of All", Nat "King" Cole's "Too She kicked off his ear, remembers the day of the unshy good eating and that information Young To Go Steady", Gale Storm's And now the old farmer's shark. isn't going to discourage the skin "Why Do Fools Fall In Love?"- much dephyr Glen thought like many a Shark divers any! to mention a few.

6 saturday, 1 April 1956 THE INDIAN Page Seven ~nturda~', 14 April 19~ TEE INDIAN rage ~eve~i Ladies Golf Shots VU-10 Nips NAS 6-5 SPORTS REVIEW by Bucky Pierce In Preseason Game by Joe Duffy Last Wednesday the lady golfers played for low net and low putts. The NAS Flyers lost to the A streamlined Naval Base Baseball League will open its 1956 season Golf balls were awarded to the VU-10 Mallards in a practice base- on Monday night at the Fleet Recreation baseball diamond. All games following winners: ball game by a score of 6 to 5. First and Second Flight- McCalmont started on the mound are scheduled for 1900 under the arc lights on Monday, Tuesday, First low net-Marian Caruthers for the Flyers and Tanzi was be- Wednesday and Thursday, and at 1430 on Sunday afternoon. The Fleet Second low net-Lavaria Butler Third low net-Bev Larson hind the plate. fleet requirements Recreation diamond will be used for all games unless Low Putts-Lois Cooper The NAS team began a rampage interfere, if that occurs, the league may shift some games to the Marine Third Flight- in the first three innings of play First low net-Bucky Pierce field. Second low net-Tie-Millie Kuba when Rhodes hit a double, McCal- Patty Patterson mont walked and Tanzi bunted. the Naval Air Station Flyers against The Monday night opener will pit Low Putts-Florence Fortenberry With the bases loaded Waldrop the Marine Leathernecks in what should be a close contest. This year The Goat tournament ends this flied to left and Rhodes scored after the league wiil have four clubs instead of the six of previous seasons. week. Everyone is checking on the the tag up. so far Besides the two teams in the opener the other clubs come from Naval outcome of each match, but In the second Vokish walked and it is impossible to even guess who again Rhodeos doubled bringing Station and VU-10. The two missing contestants are the Seabees and the winner will be. At this writing Vokish home. two weeks and be Staff, however, MCB-1 will field a team for the first Lavaria Butler leads the First and The Mallards ,under the pitching part of the schedule even though the games will not count in the league Second flight with Chris Whitton of Montgomery, turned loose in the standings. ihe Staff club will also be playing, but this time as part and Marian Caruthers tied for a 5th when Swartz, a pinchhitter, close second place. of Naval Station in a combined organization to be known as Naval started the drive. This was the Millie Kuba tops the third flight, fatal inning for the NAS nine and Base Composite. but Margaret Wall is only one 6 runs were scored. This reorganization of the league not only strengthened a weak Naval goat behind her. Hope all of you In the last two innings a switch have an extra good game during by the Flyers, of Vokish to the Station club, it also served to firm up a four-team league with the power your match this week and hope pitcher's mound and Ramson to and presents a more competitive picture for the equally distributed, that Friday, April 13 shows you the catching spot, halted the Mal- baseball race. the lucky winner. lards onrush. On the basis of their pre-season performance, the Flyers and Marines look to be the best on the field. The Flyers have the pitching in Gustafson and McCalmont, and the league's best catcher in Ed Tanzi who is playing GTMO SPORTING CHIPS his second season for NAS. by C. C. Drumright The Marines lineup is packed with heavy hitters, but the pitching is BULLETIN. . . A Hole in one was made at 1705 April 4, 1956 on questionable, in about the same degree as the Flyer's hitting strength. one of the most rugged par three holes of the local golf course. The have a couple of solid smashers returned from last season's the Marines honor goes to CDR. J. L. Stone, OinC of Leeward Point. Witnesses to club in first baseman Chuck Hunter and shortstop Castellow. Pitcher- this near miracle were-LCDR E. E. Pierce, Lt. A. C. Idoux, CWO J. E. infielder jack Dowd, third baseman Collins and catcher Steve Kavolic Haygood. A number 4 iron was the wonder tool used. This marks the also return along with Mike Sivilli who played his first game in the second time in seven years of existance for one number 18 (213 yards) to suffer such a defeat. . . . Con-grad-u-latoones. softball season. 'Ihis club should be hard to beat, but if the Flyers are as good on the field as they are on paper they should win their share Our U-SOP-E for the week. . . . Serious departure from the principles of the series. lic uday's night contest should throw a lot of light on of golf entail loss of hole in match play, disqualification in stroke play. The player of the stroke controls the flagstick. If the players has the the subject. stick attended and his ball hits the stick, the person attending the stick The Schedule or any item of gear carried by the attendant the player shall be penal- ized-Match play-loss of hole, Stroke play-2 stroke penalty and the Monday NAS vs Marines ball shall be played as it lies. No penalty for striking an unattended Tuesday VU-10 vs MCB-1 pin from any distance. Wednesday Naval Base vs NAS Your course management is attempting to improve the caddy situation. Thursday Marines vs VU-10 Additional caddies are being hired, lectures are being given twice weekly Sunday VU-10 vs NAS and special instructions to certain individuals. A rotational call program is to be put into effect, a player is entitled to dismiss the first caddy called The Spotlight but the next one up must be accepted or the player should "walk alone".

The Naval Air Station held a Sportsmen banquet last Monday night On Sat. and Sun. May 5-6, Naval Base golf team will meet the golf team from Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico, in a golf in the EM Club Palm Room. Individual trophies were awarded to mem- U.S. Air Force match on the local links. Brigadier General Harrison, CG of Ramey bers of the Golf team who captured low net and low gross titles in the AFB will accompany his team and provide players for a high command intercommand golf tournament, and to the basketball squad who finished foursome composed of RADM W. G. Cooper, ComNavBase; CAPT. W. R. in first place in the intercommand basketball competition. The Leeward Caruthers, C.O. NavSta; CAPT G. L. Kohr, C.O. NAS, and CAPT R. G. Point cagers were also honored for winning the annual sportsmenship Ware, C.O. FTG and chairman of our local golf committee. The Naval Base golf team will be drawn from the first eight players on the Naval award. . . . The Flyers starting lineup for the baseball opener will have Base Golf ladder. At the present writing, the first eight on the ladder are: Waldrop at first base, Pearson at second, Williams on third, and Schaffer at short. In the outfield will be Whitaker, Rhodes, Ransom or Jette, ADC Lee Rogers NAS CHMACH Hugh Bush AFDL47 and the battery will consist of Gustafson on the mound and Tanzi behind RM1 Red Adams NS LT Tom Drace VU-10 the plate. It will be strange to watch Bob Eells in a Naval Station LCDR Jim Dempsey NB GMC Sea Dog Bland FTG uniform this year after having seen him perform for the VU-10 Mallards ADC Smoky Drumright NS BM3 Dusty Dustin NAS last season. In the nip and tuck 1955 pennant race the Mallards and One Eye Reports from the 19th. . . . Lefty Gurka with us again. Indians battled toe to toe down to the finish, and it was Eells who figured Watkins a much improved digger leaving for the states. A certain so highly in the Mallards wins. . . . Emphasis will be stressed on the player being out foxed by a turn of events on the golf ladder-another forming of a solid All-Star squad this year for competing in the south- 72? could be, could be. Welcome to CHCLK Goolsby as the new chairman eastern All-Navy finals held at Pensacola each year. of the tournament committee. Several new players taking up the game- The team will be known as Guantanamo Navy in the tournament, and very good-bring your friends out next trip. Seen picking up the prizes the word from the press box is that we expect to go all navy this for last week-end's blind bogey-Marsh, TE3, Delgado, SN, and LTJG time. . . . Be around next week with the Scorebook. Byreley. Saturday, 14 April 1956 THE INDIAN Navy-DPPO-10ND-Gtmo.4441

Cinema - Scoop WGBY Television Program Saturday, April 14 0:30-Midwestern Hayride 4:00- -C ontest Carnival 7:00Phil Silvers by D.D.H. April 14 4:30- owdy Doody 7:30Meet Millie Saturday, I hear that Leeward Point is to 5:00- ictory at Sea 8:00-Red Skelton NavSta-Prisoner-99 min. have a new lyceum hope that all 5:30- -B cat the Clock 0 Runyan NAS-Fort Yuma-94 min. Mar. Site-Fast and the Furious-90 min. the jet jockies and airdales enjoy it. 6:00- -L ife Begins at 80 9:00-U.S. Steel Maue 6 :30- -P couple Are Funny Wednesday, April 18 Villa.-Killer's Kiss-89 min. News on Cinemascope also! The 7 :00- -B shop Sheen :30-News Parade Lwd. Pt.-Invasion of the Body Snatchers- ball is rolling very slowly, but it 7:30- -R ay Milland Show S:45-Robt. Q. Lewis 87 min. MCB-1-Rebel Without A Cause-123 min. is rolling. Plans and steps to be 8:00- -Jackie Gleason 6:00-s & E Time 9:00- George Gobel 6:30-I've Cot a Secret Sunday, April 15 taken are being discussed, here's 9:30- -A appointment with Adventure 7:00-Joan Davis NavSta-I Died A Thousand Times- will have the hoping that Gtmo Sunday, April 15 7:30-Millionaire 121 min. NOT TAKE wide screen soon! DO 4:00- -R oy Rogers S:00-Kraft Theater NAS-Prisoner THIS STATEMENT AS 4 :30- -Zoo Parade 9:00-Motorola TV Moor Mar. Site-Flame of the Island-90 min. GROUNDS TO START MAKING 5:00- -C olgate Comedy Hour Thursday, April 19 Villa.-Fast and the Furious Lwd. Pt.-Killer's Kiss PHONE CALLS AND INQUIR- 6:00- -F foreign Intrigue 5:30-News Parade 6:30- -Y ou Are There S:45-Coke Time MCB-1Invasion of the Body Snatchers IES! The plans are underway and 7 :00- -Jack Benny 6:00-Wyatt Eare Monday, April 16 is as soon as definite information 7 :30- -L oretta Young Show 6:30-Cal. Flack NavSta-King Dinasour-89 min. obtained it will appear in the 8:00- -Toast of the Town 7:00-Troth or Consequences NAS-I Died A Thousand Times INDIAN! 9:00- -Philco TV Playhouse 7:30-Boh Cummings Mar. Site-Fort Yuma Monday, April 16 0:00-Johnny Coron Villa.-Flame of the Island The Prisoner (Col.), has some -N ews Parade 8:3O-Foreign Intrigue Lwd. Pt.-Fast and the Furious long 5:30- of the finest acting seen in a 5:45- -P erry Como 9:00-Climax MCB-1-Killer's Kiss time here at Gtmo, but will not be 6:00- -I & E Time Friday, April 20 Tuesday, April 17 too well received by the general 6:30- -D ecember Bride 5:30--News Parade NavtSa-Houston Story-90 min. public. The picture stars Alec 7:00- -I Love Lucy 5:45-Dinah Share NAS-King Dinasour 7:30- -Robt. Montgomery 6:00-I & E Time Guinness and Jack Hawkins and Mar. Site-Prisoner 8:30- -L iberace 6:30-Dollar a Second Villa.-Fort Yuma based no doubt on the Cardinal is 9:00- -SNstudio One 7:00-Life of Riley Lwd. Pt.-Flame of the Island Mindszenty trial, for it concerns Tuesday, April 17 7:30-Playhouse of Stars MCB-1-Fast and the Furious a Catholic priest who has been cap- 5:30- -News Parade 0:00-Say Milland Wednesday, April 18 5:45- -J o Stafford 8:30-Loretta Voung tured by the Reds. It is a tense NavSta-World In My Corner-101 min. 6:00- -F their Knows Best 9:00-BoSing and exciting game of cat and NAS-Houston Story mouse that Guinness (as the priest) Mar. Site.-I Died A Thousand Times end Hawkins (as his captor) play Villa.-Prisoner Lwd. Pt.-Fort Yuma throughout the film. Adult enter- MCB-1-Flame of the Island tainment and it cops the best of the Book-Nook Thursday, April 19 week spot with its great acting NavSta-At Gunpoint-115 min. and excellent direction! NAS-World In My Corner For would-be writers, "THE I Died a Thousand Times (W.B., Mar. Site-King Dinasour Writer's Book," edited by Helen Villa.-I Died A Thousand Times in color), is a good remake of an Lwd. Pt.-Prisoner old Bogart film "High Sierra." It Hull, should come in handy. It's MCB-1-Fort Yuma stars Jack Palance, Shelley Win- a collection of short essays by Friday, April 20 ters and Lori Nelson. the leading literary lights of this NavSta-Lawless Street-97 min. NAS-At Gunpoint King Dinasour (Lippert) . . age, in which they divulge the Mar. Site-Houston Story Bill Bryant and Wanda Curtin . . . secrets of the craft. Villa-King Dinasour science-fiction . . . So - So, with Lwd. Pt.-I Died A Thousand Timms a UH! Back to biography again. In MCB-1-Prisoner Houston Story (Col) . . . Gene "THREE LOVES OF DOSTOEV- Barry and Barbara Hale . . . crime SKY" Marc Slonim tells us some- TV Tele Talk in the Texas oil fields . . . fair. thing about the three women who World In My Corner (U.I.) . . provided the inspiration behind the by Ned Lattimore Audie Murphy and Barbara Rush fabulous writing career of the Robert Montgomery Presents . . . boxing . . . fair. great Russian novelist. If you en- "Towhead" starring the noted TV At Gunpoint (A.A.), is one of actor Charles Drake with Cindy joy books about writers which pro- the best westerns to come to Gtmo Walkin as "Towhead". Environ- in quite a spell. The original color vide an insight into their tech- ment for the story is the Pacific has been taken from the film and nique, this one is just the thing. Northwest in the year 1927. A proves a drawback. It stars Fred wonderful story of kids, goldenrod, Theodore Maynard tells, the MacMurray, Dorothy Malone and puppy love, and just plain life. tragic tale of ill-starred, much- Walter Brennan. It is an off-beat "Strange Companions" take their maligned Mary I of England in flick and instead of the hero being place on Studio One. The compa- his latest biography "BLOODY a crack shot, he is a storekeeper nions are a lonely old woman MARY." It's about time somebody who hardly knows one end from the (Kathleen Nesbit) and a sad beauty wrote a fair, readable book about other, the gun I mean! Plenty of (Peggy Ann Garner). "Strange this "big bad witch" of English action adds up to a good movie! Companions" is a story of strife Come to think of i t, she would history. and understanding, one with good Lawless Street (Col., in color) be nice waiting on t he doorstep, . . . Randy Scott and Angela Lan- wouldn't she? It's Cle Moore and Pierre LaMure, a novelist who suspense. sbury . . . watch out, here he one of Cleo's latest pictures is likes to write books with music and An all-star cast of TV actors comes again . . . BANG! "Over-Exposed." art backgrounds, has come up with make the U.S. Steel Hour another "BEYOND DESIRE." This time good drama on Tuesday. It's the the subject is Felix Mendelssohn story of a FROM: friendless man and his 3 cent and his wife Cecile. What makes struggle to be popular. The stars stamp the book look especially interesting are Hugh Marlowe, Jerome Thor is the galaxy of famous people of and George Macready. The play is the nineteenth century who squeeze "Hung for a Sheep". into the story. Everyone from On Wednesday night, Kraft TV TO: Queen Victoria to Lola Montez gets Theater brings you "My Aunt a hearing. But Mendelssohn the Daisy" and the Motorola TV Hour, Send Musician is the central character, "Nightmare in Algiers." On top the Indian and music is the binding thread of the Motorala bill is the beauti- Home of the book. ful movie and TV actress Rita Gam.