Personnel Crisis Looms Dur- "I Was There" Ing Next Five Years Planning a Vacation Soon?

Q9a COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 22 March 1958 Volume IX, No. 12

Personnel Crisis Looms Dur- "I Was There" ing Next Five Years Planning A Vacation Soon?

Defense Considers afford to lose veterans trained to Here's Info On Panama critical military specialties. Incentive Factor by Dick Hamann If the services can offer ample If you think you need a vacation, your Base MSTS Office has an ideal one to offer you. You can now incentive to young men to stay take a seven day round trip to Panama Key To Dilemma for only $15.00 per adult and $7.50 for each child under the age of six. beyond 1962, present promotion All you have to do is submit a Surface Transportation Request to the Washingotn (AFPS) - Without probl ems brought about by MSTS Office via your Commanding Officer at least 30 days prior to the new pay incentives, the Armed "humps" in the upper grades will day the transport will leave Gtmo. After your request is received, you ' Forces will be confronted with per- be eliminated when considerable are placed on the list for the trip of your selection by time on the base. sonnel problems that could get The longer you are on the base numbers of WWII and Korea vets, the higher up on the list you will Movies are shown for the adults at progressively worse in the next most of whom will be in their early be placed. 1400 and 2000. All children under five years. 40's, will start moving to the re- the age of 12 must return to their Inasmuch as many of the trans- tired rolls with 20 years service. cabins at 1930. After Under present conditions, the ports do not stop at San Juan en- the movies coffee and sandwiches are served great majority of promising young Many of those eligible for re- route to the Canal Zone, there is in the main lounge. tirement still will be invaluable a very good chance of getting men who have the talents and When for their knowledge of their space. If you pick a trip going by you arrive at the Canal capabilities to man and maintain Zone a 32 piece Army jobs. Many could be induced to "go way of San Juan, the only space band will be complex modern weapons shy from on the pier to welcome for 30" if career service comes available will be that space va- you to Panama. When debarking reenlistment upon fulfilling their nearer measuring .up to prospects cated by personnel permanently be sure to have custom stamps placed military obligations because pay in industry. debarking at Gtmo. on your baggage before you try go- and promotion opportunities are On board the transports civilian Success in retaining either ing out the gate or you lacking. clothing may be worn with the ex- will have group, according to Defense De- to go back and have it done causing ception of the main meal when all of the Armed Forces partment manpower ex pert you unnecessary delay. This failure s, military personnel must be in uni- hinges primarily on the steps taken The first thing you will have to to retain high caliber men beyond form. Movies are shown in the now to enhance the attractiveness do in Panama is decide if you want obligated service poses serious ob- morning for the children at 10 of military life. to stay on the Atlantic or the 4 stacles to selectivity in building o'clock. It has been noted that Pacific side of the Canal so many adults also enjoy the funnies. that adequate regular forces for the you will know what hotel to stay future, personnel officials say. at. If you decide to stay in Colon, which is the Atlantic At the same time, because Preparing For Next Rate, or Civilian side, the Washington Hotel has very only 750,000, or about one-third, rea- sonable rates. Shopping in Colon of those in the ranks are veterans, can be limited to Front Street experienced in combat and mili- Life, Bay Hill I& E Can Help You where all the Hindu shops are tary skills, the services would face Having the most modern Navy in the world will avail us nothing located. Normally, discussing the a national emergency with insuffi- unless that Navy is manned by high quality, trained personnel. Our price of merchandise with the cient numbers of fully trained per- need for high caliber enlisted men increases each year, and to this end owner of the shop will usually sonnel. is devoted the facilities of the Bay Hill Information & Educational cause the price to come down a The pace of so-called convention- Office, which in the past several months have ordered, prepared, and little. al wars of the past has provided administered over 2,000 different educational courses ranging from If you decide to stay on the Pa- Boatswain's Mate to Guided Miss- the military establishment with come cific side of the canal you can stay leman, according to Chief M. L. more complex. They require enough lead-time to prepare men more maintenance at the Tivoli Hotel, which is the Ross, PNC. and a higher for its expanding fighting forces. level of technical skill on the part Armed Forces Guest House. If you can afford it and want to stay at In nuclear warfare, however, The objectives of the I & E Office, of those who maintain them. To which is located adjacent to the help accomplish this, the Bay Hill a fancy hotel the "El Panama" is most skills in handling new wea- for you. pons and equipment require long Naval Station Dental Clinic, is to I & E Office, under the direction help each member of the Naval ENS R. D. Reiley has in operation Sightseeing may be the thing and extensive training while the you want to do instead, of going demands for experienced soldiers, organization to increase his capa- one of the two Navy USAFI Test- city to assimilate training and to ing Sections located in the TENTH shopping. Cars can be rented with sailors and airmen would be in- a driver for $20.00 a day. If you stantaneous. perform his present job better; Naval Dist. Another first for this better prepare him for career ad- office was the establishment of the have a group of seven or eight Any revisions of scales or pay vancements; continue . educational only USAFI. Registration Section. people and need a'laarger car you structure under these circum- programs begun -prior to military The services-of both the USAFI can hire one for. $25.00 a day. On stances must serve the dual pur- service; employ leisure time pro- Testing and Registration Sections these tours the driver will take pose of holding promise to young fitably; and prepare himself for are available for use of personnel you to both sides of the Canal and servicemen and proving sufficient a civilian job for the time when of all commands of the Base and right on top of the locks so that allure to 'old hands." The Armed he leaves the service. ships undergoing training in the you can see the ships going Forces have a high stake in the Ships, aircraft, weapons and area. through the canal right below first-hitch groups, yet can ill- equipment have of necessity be- (Continued on Page Six) (Continued on Page Two) 0

Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 March 1958

Easter Shopping Navy Wives News Teenager's Need The membership tea held on St. The INDIAN'S mission is to inform and 'Stateside' Made Patrick's day was a big success. entertain all hands; to serve as a positive Parents Help factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare The girls attending had a wonder- and contentment of personnel. ful time and really enjoyed the Available To Base Your help is wanted and vitally The INDIAN is published weekly at the delicious food served by the Marine needed on 31 March 1958 at 7:30 Naval Base in accordance with NavExos The Armed Services Hospitality Family Restaurant. Incidentally, with P.M. Whose help? The fathers and P35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed Committee is ready to take care don't be surprised if you hear loud non-appropriated funds. mothers of our glorious teenagers. of your Easter Shopping for you. shrieks of laughter if you happen THE COMMAND Where? The Teenagers' Club. The They can send a corsage to your to pass the Marine Family Restau- RADM Robert B. Ellis, USN occasion? Meeting of the Advisory COMNAVBASE, GTMO BAY, CUBA best girl, roses or lily to your rant next Thursday around 1:30 Group. mother, toy Easter rabbits to the in the afternoon. Our Club is spon- CAPT J. B. Williams School is closing soon and it is Chief of Staff children-anything you want to soring a "Mad Hatter's" Luncheon. up to us parents to lay the founda- CAPT B. P. Field, Jr. send them. All attending will be wearing crazy tion for a program that will keep Commanding Officer To make use of this non-profit hats and the best or should I say our teenagers active in wholesome U. S. Naval Station shopping service follow these the "worst" of the lot, will win a GTMO BAY, CUBA recreational activities during the simple instructions exactly: Be prize. This is open to all base en- summer. Of course, we have an effi- EDITORIAL STAFF sure to give your full name, rank listed wives. The price is just $1.00 LCDR Kenneth S. Dick cient director in the person of Mrs. or rating, serial number, unit, and for either Roast Beef or Turkey. Officer-Adviser M. G. Silverman who is doing a APO or FPO. Next, give the names For reservations, call Mrs. Cap- EDITOR superb job in supervising and and addresses of the persons to istran at Extension 8217. Jim French guiding our teenagers in their whom you want the presents sent. Don't forget our big Spring Staff Reporter club activities, but we must give BE SURE TO GIVE NAME, Dance at the Villamar Lyceum on Johnny DeJong her our support, for this is a job STREET, AND CITY. Friday, April 11th from 8 to 12 Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS) may in which we have a vested interest not be reprinted without the written per- Name your first choice of gift Midnight. Music will be furnished mission of Armed Forces Press Service. -our teenagers. in each case (red roses-1 dozen, by the Naval Base Band. Tickets Material in the paper may not be reprinted "The Summer Program" is the are just $.75 per person. Special unless authorization is obtained from the carnation corsage, or 2 lbs. Whit- theme for this most important editor. man's chocolates). In every order uniform has been authorized. Buy meeting. While attending the meet- The opinions or statements made in your tickets early and plan on give the first name, relationship to ing, you will have an opportunity articles published herein are those of the you, age (if child), sex, size of the having a wonderful time. Tickets writers and are not in any case to be to look over our Teenagers' Club person (if clothing is sent). Tell are available through Mrs. Dahl- construed as official or as reflecting the which ranks as one mann at Extension 8387. of the best, views of the Commandinig Officer or of them how you want the enclosure if not the best, in existence today. the Navy Department. The INDIAN Phone card to read. Enclosure a money To mention a few of its attractive is 8468 order covering total amount you features, it boasts a snack bar, *s * * want them to spend, plus enough IN MEMORIAM juke box, patio for dancing, bas- for parcel post, or telegram for ketball court, ping-pong tables, Sunday, 23 March 1958 They will late delivery of flowers. Lawrence G. Stingle S. A. library, cinema-scope movies, tele- return any balance to you, togeth- CATHOLIC MASSES USNR suffered fatal injuries vision, outside shuffle board, vol- er with exact accounting of every 0700, 0900 and 1230-Naval Base Chapel while at work on the AFDL 47 leyball and badminton courts, hand cent they spend. 0700-Lwd. Pt. Hangar (Topside) on Friday, 14 March 1958. shuffled board, and an electrically Daily Mass: For speedier delivery-if you A Requiem mass was offered operated bowling game. We thank Monday through Friday: want your presents delivered west at 0900 at the Base Chapel on and take our hats off to the Chiefs' 0645, 1200-Naval Base Chapel of the Mississippi, address your Sunday, 16 March. Club for their recent donation of Saturday: order to the United Voluntary Stingle was on his first enlist- the last two mentioned items. 0800, 1200-Naval Base Chapel Services, Inc., Third and El Ca- ment in the Navy. His family Daily Confessions: So that's it folks. Our teenagers Immediately preceding mass mino, San Mateo, California-also, resides at Black Creek, Wis- need our help and it's a foregone Saturday Confessions: 1700 to 1800 and address money order in that way. consin. conclusion that we won't fail them. , 1900 to 2000 at the Naval Base Chapel If you want your presents deliver- Right? Right! So do not wait, let's PROTESTANT SERVICES ed east of the Mississippi, make keep the date with the Advisory Sunday: your money order to Recreation Group on Monday, 31 March, 0730 0980-Sunday School (Wm. T. Sampson Services, Inc., and mail to the P.M., Teenagers' Club. See you School Armed Services Hospitality Com- there. 0930-Adult Bible Class (Chapel Hill LAFRA News Auditorium) mittee, Room 27A, Old Post Office Mrs. Billie Wirth, National 0930-Divine Services, Lwd. Pt. Bldg., 12th & Pennsylvania Ave., President of the Ladies Auxiliary (Continued from Page One) 1100-Protestant Worship Service, Base N.W., Washington 25, D. C. of the Fleet Reserve Association Chapel where you stand. You will be taken They also handle birthday pres- 1800-Junior and Senior High Fellow- (LAFRA) is making a tour of to the old ruins of Panama and ship, School Patio, Chapel Hill ents, anniversaries, and gifts to Units in Southern Florida and has many other sights of interest. 1900-Vesper Fellowship new babies or their mothers. Your included Gtmo Bay on her itine- Be sure to pack the clothing you Wednesday: friends or family will appreciate rary. She is due aboard the base want to wear on the ship separate 1930-Prayer Meeting and Bible Study your thoughtfulness. on or about 1 April. Chapel Hill Auditorium from those you want to wear Sunday School, Chapel Leeward Point ashore. This way your shipboard 0830 FLEET RESERVE clothing can be locked up and you Bible Class-Chapel Leeward Point, every ASSOCIATION Events won't have too many suitcases to Wednesday evening-1930 Calendar Of Thursday: SPRING DANCE Saturday, March 22 carry ashore. Civilian clothing may 1900-Choir Practice VILLAMAR LYCEUM Movie-Teen Age Club-1930 be worn getting off and on the Sunday, March 23 transport in Panama by all mili- JEWISH SERVICES Music by Movie-"O" Club-2000 tary personnel Friday: "THE SOPHISTICATES" Monday, March 24 on leave. 1900-Open Air Assembly 2000-2400 Friday, 28 March 1958 Officers' Christian Union-Open Air As- So think it over, if you think CHURCH OF CHRIST $.50 per person sebly-1930 you need a rest, drop in at the Sunday: Caribbean Chapter #6, O.E.S.-Communi- MSTS Office and they will give you special uniform authorized ty Hall-1930 1000 Bible Study Community Auditorium any additional information you 1100 Community Auditorium EM Toastmasters Club-CPO Club-1830 1930 Community Auditorium Tuesday. March 25 may need. Friday: Knights Of The Altar-Base Chapel-1830 1915 Community Auditorium Lecture Catholic Adult Study Group-1930 Wednesday. March 26 A Cuban band will provide the LATTER DAY SAINTS There will be an in service lec- Movie-"O" Club-2000 dance music tonight at the Naval Sunday: ture by Doctor McHenry Tuesday, Boy Scouts-1900 Station Petty Officers Club for all 1100-Naval Station Library March 25 at 2:45 in the Medical Toastmasters Club 93-"O" Club-1800 3rd though 1st class PO's. Special CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Thursday, March 27 Sunday: Library. All R.N.s are invited to Felloweraft-Community Auditorium-1930 Uniform is authorized. Dance time: 1000-Naval Station Library attend. Movie-CPO Club-2000 8:00, couples only. a Saturday, 22 March 1968 THE INDIAN Page Three Public Works Center FTG FTC Bulletin Trail Of The Eagle NAS Jetstream Another basic program by which The FTG Dinner-Dance at the Last weekend the Troop Leadera At Personnel Inspection on new facilities are erected on the CPO Club on Friday evening 14 want on an overnight camping trip Wednesday, CAPT Ray was pre- base is the Special Projects Pro- March, was a huge success. The which lasted from Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon. sented with the Commanding Offi- grain. It is through this program best There in music was furnished b wre three reasons for having the cer Marine Barracks, Guantanamo that a large portion of improve- the Naval Base Band, the the avalBasBan, te fodfoodd trip limited to the PL's (Patrol Bay, Cuba Cup by Colonel Penzold. ments and major repair of Base was fit for a king and the services Leaders) and Adult Advisors. Be- This cup won by the Naval Air facilities are accomplished. Spe- and hospitality extended by the cause of the peculiarities of camp- Station Rifle and Pistol Team for cial Projects are defined as altera- officers and employees of the Chief ing here in Gtmo we thought it 1957 is the annual award for the tions, and major non-recurring re- Petty Officers Mess (Open) were would help the Patrol Advisors to high navy combined Rifle and Pis- pair projects which are beyond the outstanding. All this combined to get an idea of our routine. While tol score at the Naval Base, Guan- scope of the Maintenance and make a thoroughly enjoyable ev- on a camping trip with the entire tanamo Bay Riffle and Pistol Operating Funds of the activity. ening. Troop we have little time to really match. The lower limit is set at $2,000 and Have you noticed the rank the upper limit at $25,000. If in- enjoy ourselves and do much work The familiar poker term "Full signia which Machinist above this figure the project comes Milton R. on our own advancement. Last House" describes very well the Yackle is sporting on his shirt weekend we managed under the Shore Station Develop- to get in a Naval Air Station. CAPT Ray collar? Congratulations to Mr. little hit ment Board Program which has of hoth. Lastly, because states that NAS is probably ex- Yackle on his been discussed previously. appointment last of the additional interest and at- periencing its maximum peacetime Saturday to the rank of Machinist. tendance in camping, it was nec- loading with the nine tenant activ- When a Base activity discovers An added boost was ities presently operating at Me- the need of a new facility or ne- given to essay to clear out and prepare FTG's reenlistment rate last Tues- two new patrol areas. Calla and Leeward Point. cessary repair of an old facility, day when R. E. a request is usually made to the Nielsen, FTC, re- This weekend's camping trip will On board at McCalla Field are enlisted for Public Works Center to prepare six years, after hav- he the first for many of the new squadrons VA-104, CDR Durio ing completed over the necessary drawings and esti- 14 years previ- Tenderfeet. These boys, as well as Commanding from Naval Air Sta- ous service. mates. A justification for the pro- the rest of the Troop, should have tion, Jacksonville, Fla. flying AD . posed project is prepared by the Welcome back to LT T. Miguel ample opportunity to pass a great Skyraiders; VS-31 CDR Scales cognizant activity after obtaining after completing a three months' many of the requirements for the Commanding from Naval Air Sta- any necessary technical advice course of instruction in the Basic next higher rank. tion, Quonset Point flying S2F Trackers; from the Public Center. These pro- Damage Control School at Phila- Last Monday night saw the birth HS-11 CDR Collins Com- manding from Naval jects are then forwarded to the delphia. of a Sea Scout Ship on the Base. Air Station activity's management bureau via Quonset Point flying HSS-1 heli- Welcome aboard to J. J. Flynn, It is an outgrowth of Post 435 and the Area Public Works Officer, copters and VS-835 CDR Poucel ETC, who reported from USS has a present membership of nine Caribbean. If the project is ap- Commanding from Naval Air Sta- ABBOT (DD 629) and to L. E. seamen RECRUITS ARE NEED- proved by the management bureau tion Floyd Bennett, New York LeCroix, SO1, from USS DEALEY ED! All hoys who are over the age and meets all technical criteria flying S2F Trackers. (DE 1006). of fourteen established and interested in Sea by BUDOCKS as to On board at Leeward Field are design, Farewell to D. L. Peterson, DCC, Exploring are urged etc., the management bu- to attend the squadrons VA-86 CDR Schroader reau allots who will be leaving us Tuesday Marc in funds from its annual t TeA r Club. Commanding from Naval Air Sta- appropriation for aboard USNS GOETHALS for the accomplishment tion Oceana, Va. flying A4D Receiving Station Sky- of the project. at Brooklyn and hawks; VF-13 LCDR Barbour separation from the service. Examples of recently completed VU-10 Prop Blast Commanding from Naval Air Sta- Special Projects are the N. E. Gate tion Cecil Field, Fla. flying F9F Road improvements, sealing of The F6F drones mentioned in Cougars; VF-21 LCDR Holdbrook Commanding from Naval secondary base roads, resurfacing Leeward Pt. Chatter last weeks article are being dusted Air Sta- * of the basketball and tennis courts, off and polish applied hoth to the tion Oceana flying F11F Tigers the improvements to the Bay Hill by Phyllis Wilson planes and the controllers in anti- and detachments from WW-2 and Galley, and many other items cipation of the concentrated drone GMGRU2. The Leeward Point children and schedule coming up in a couple of which Base residents encounter Billeting the officer and enlisted mothers are happy to know that months. Also in the way of special every day. personnel for these units has ground has been broken for a play- operations VU-10 is presently do- One Special placed the NAS BOQ's and Bar- Project which is ground. We are hoping it will be lug air to air towing for VF-13's presently underway racks at capacity with the overflow is the enlarge- completed before school is out for "Fearsome Red Gun Club." A five ment of being provided for at the Naval the Navy Exchange summer vacation. man team selected as the heat "day Garage. Footings were laid this Station Bay Hill Barracks and The housing area has taken on light fighter" gunners in the week for two Butler buildings be- At- Public Works CB BOQ and CPO a new glow since the street lights lantic Fleet and who hind the present garage which will will represent Quarters. were turned on for the first time ComNavAir Lant in the coining house grease racks, shop machi- These squadrons aircraft last week. Fleet Gunnery Match at El Centro, along nery, and working areas. This new with VU-10, NAS, logistic flight The Leeward expansion will almost triple the Point Wives Club Calif. and transient aircraft make Mc- garage's present have been busy collecting items capabilities and to VU-10 was host last week to Calla and Leeward two busy air- will make up an emergency kit in make possible faster more anti- Girl Scoweek epthrough fields with much traffic, activity, efficient automotive service. In cipation of the new families who enjoye having th o, n noise, hustle and bustle. forthcoming articles other inter- will be moving in soon. We hope eloe viitfm or an- Welcome aboard to all the esting Special Projects which are to be able to give assistance to any izato o the base. Squadrons and NAS will make ev- in various stages of design or con- family requesting it. It was Boa Voyage to Guan- ery effort struction will be reviewed. to make your stay at The gals who attend Spanish tanamo for 30 days as LTJG Ma- Guantanamo most beneficial and The Center started its first classes here every Monday after- lone and family departed the 14th enjoyable. traveling trophy last week. The noon are very grateful to Mrs. of March aboard the USNS GIB- "Wallin Cup," the PWC/ROICC Alice Aakley who has been teach- BONS for the good old U.S.A. on golf trophy, was presented to Cap- ing them. Alice is a native of leave. MAKE A DATE tain Wallin by Mr. H. L. Brough- Mexico and speaks fluently. MONDAY NIGHT ton, retiring chairman of the VILLAMAR LYCEUM PWC Recreation Committee. "And my good fellow, what is The LOST BINGO trophy was named in honor of our keeping you out of the service,?" Bring Along The Gang Skipper as being the first C.O. of Lost aboard local bus, one de- she asked scornfully. For An Evening of the Center and for his valuable pendent's I.D. Card, belonging to "The same thing that's keeping Wholesome Relaxation support of the Center's recreation Burton, I. If found please call the you out of Esquire . Physical And Fun Galore program. Indian. unfitness." 2000 - Spec. Uniform 0

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/ A' SI VAZ-or/s The World Of Sports Inter-Command Basketball Tourney by Fred Thornberry, JOC, USN Stepping stone to a job as head football coach would seem to be an Opens; Final Results Next Week apprenticeship under the old master, Army's Earl Blaik. When Virginia NAVAL STATION TAKES OPENER tapped Dick Voris for its new head football coach, it marked the 13th by John DeJong time one of Col. Blaik's assistants has moved up to a top job . . . In the first game of a double header Leeward Point lost a thriller, Nominations are open for guards who can top the feat of Dallas Dobbs, as Naval Station earned themselves a berth in the winners division of the double elimination backcourt ace at Ft. Gordon, Ga., in netting 61 points in a single game. tourney at Naval Station court, Monday. Nelson, Mohoney and Powell with 13, 12 and 11 points, respectfully, pulled Dobbs' point spree was against the Navy in five at Green Cove Springs, a 45-37 victory. Fla. . . . More RFA trainees are Pirate keystone Bill Mazeroski and It appeared to be anyones game throughout the first three periods Phillie chucker Seth Morehead at Ft. Chaffee, Ark. . . After 19 games, with both teams capturing the lead in see-saw competition. After the Bob Beckel is still AFA's cage star with a scoring average of 22.2 and third period Naval Station held a two-point lead of 29-27. The a 45.5 floor percentage . . . This is why they call the NY Yankees the fourth quarter began with the same routine of see-saw action until near the end of the game "Bombers": There have been 19 times when an AL batter hit more than Naval Station poured on the steam 45 homers in a single season and, of this total, only four were non- to pull ahead and take it 45-37. a one-sided ballgame Tuesday Yankees. Brown of Leeward Point was the when Leeward lost their last hope top scorer of the game connecting 75-43 in another double header. Ken Kave, Ft. Meade, Md., sprinter and now a co-holder of the 60-yard with 18 points for half of his The sharp shooting VU-10 took dash world record after his 6.1 effort in NYC's Millrose Games, credits teams effort. command of the game with no his better starts to a switch in driving off with his right foot . . . Covering the backboards for Na- stopping them in any quarter. They Snapping the Randolph AFB, Texas, win streak at 17 cast the BAMC val Station were Buikema and could do no wrong as tall Gene Comet five in "spoiler" roles . . . Nemesis of Ft. Lee, Va., this season Powell. For Leeward Point Mar- Lemasters sparked his team in has been the Quantico Marines. The Virginia Leathernecks handed the shall controlled the boards. every quarter with each ending Leemen their first defeat of the season in January and then snapped a Nelsons consistent scoring for with a wider gap. The scores pe- nine-game win skein in February . . . Billy Pierce of the White Sox is the first time in quite a while riod for period were as follows; not affected by his press clippings. According to Wilson Sporting undoubtedly 6 1 made the difference 16-8, 41-18, 58-33 and final 75-43. Goods records, he wears a size /2 hat, smallest in the majors . . . in the final outcome of the game. In the final period Marshal and Army's hockey team scored a first in their history by knocking off NAS Wins First Double Overtime DeCoteau both fouled out leaving Boston College, and initial victory in a series dating back to 1920 . . of the Season their team with only four players Joe Flood, Memphis Navy boxing coach, has made his last appearance In the second game of the double on the court for the last six min- in the ring. Doctors have ruled out further fighting for Joe because header NAS took a thrilling double utes of play. of hemophilia . . . Karen Dudley, top softball pitcher for the Bain- overtime contest from VU-10 with High-point man for the game bridge, Md., Wave All-Navy champions last year, now serves a sales Jungles wrapping it up with a was Lemasters with 25. Other high pitch as a recruiter in Honolulu . . . George Linn, ex-Alabama great four-point cushion in the last 20 scorers for VU-10 were Standifur now playing at Ramstein-Landstuhl AFB, Germany, says his greatest seconds of play. thrill with 18 and Garsee who coped 11. in college basketball was the Crimson Tide 101-77 victory over It appeared NAS was going to High scorer for Leeward Kentucky in 1956. pull ahead to win without overtime Point was Brown with 22, his nearest until the fourth period when VU- Quote of the Week-On a recent Monday, "The Sporting News" feature teammate being DeCoteau with 10 broke loose with barrage and 9. on Cleveland Indian Jim Hegan included this quoted tribute by bossman more than once took a lead only Hospital Wins Close One Frank Lane: "You're part of the Cleveland baseball picture and we want to have it end a tie when Standifur you to remain a permanent fixture in the Wigwam." On Tuesday, Fearless At the beginning of the game Frankie sold him to the Tigers. dropped in two free throws in the Hospital held Naval Station score- last six seconds. Score: 49-49. less while they dropped in nine In the first overtime Ritter and points. Then a bucket by Naval Daugherty put VU-10 four points Station made it 9-2 but Hospital Ladies Golf Shots "O" ahead and Becham pulled NAS was all guns and pushed their Club Bridge within two points again. Taylor lead to 13-2. At last Naval Station by Gloria Duncan tied it for the Air Station with broke loose and "0" Club Duplicate Bridge re- pulled with six just 30 seconds to go. NAS then points 13-7. In front of a tense gallery, the sults: tried setting the ball up by calling team of Durden, Shepardson, and They continued their climb in the a time NORTH-SOUTH out with five second left, as Hospital pulled their lead to Hilton nosed out Bartin, Reese, and but failed to score and it was an- 20-9 with Fox scoring the only Holbrook in the play-off 1. LCDR Wilson & LT Schutz for first other tie 53-53. bucket of the period. place in Wednesday's "Blitz" tour- 55 Points The second overtime went this In the third Naval Station set- way: Taylor broke the tie for nament. Capturing third place was 2. ADM & Mrs tled down and played careful ball Ellis 52.5 " NAS, then Abbey tied it again; the trio of Barrentine, Novack, closing the gap to five points 28-23. 3. CDR & Mrs. Sweeny 45.5 " Taylor again broke the tie and and L'Italien. this time Lemaster closed the The continued their clime in the EAST-WEST fourth rising to within one point Out on the nine hole course a gap; then Torry pulled NAS out front again but fouled Lemaster but couldn't do it. Final score Hos- lonesome foursome was going. 1. Mrs. Corner & in the act; Lemaster made the pital 36, Naval Station 35. Mrs. Crane 53 Points free Billie Cox outplayed her opponents shot which brought the score to Powell of Naval Station took to take first place. 2. Three Way Tie Between: 59-58 NAS. With 22 seconds left, top-point honors with 14. His team- ithates Nelson, Gus' reward foi- a 95 last week CDR. & Mrs. Lohse 48 " Jungles made two free throws and Fox and Mahoney followed connected for six points each. was a trip to Panama. Mrs. Burke & them up with a bucket to take it 63-59. Kreitemeyer was high-point man At press time we're Mrs. Upp 48 " still anxious- Leeward Pt. Loses Again for Hospital with 10 followed by ENS Leopold ly awaiting the arrival of little & Leeward Point and VU-10, the Brettell with nine and Cobb with "Lady Burke" or master "Dunlop." CWO Murphy 48 " loosers of Mondays games met in seven. 0

Saturday, 22 March 1958 THE INDIAN Page Five

Dodgers Have Problems FTG Smashes High Cincinnati Boosted Chances School 50 - 28 FTG sparked by Cooks 30 points took High School to the cleaners For National League Chase Thursday at Marine site court, as both teams played their last game (AFPS Sports Feature) by S/Sgt. Ron Harwood, USMC of the season. FTG took the (Second of a series on the 1958 prospects of major league teams.) lead immediately as they held Just as there is always a winner and a loser, in multi-entry com- Nothing is more disheartening High to a School to only two points in the petition you have the also-rans who are not good enough to win and fisherman than to play a fish first period 10-2. not bad enough to finish dead last. to perfection only to lose the In the 1957 major league season, the Dodgers, Reds, Phillies and "big one" because the line breaks. In the third period FTG widened Sometimes this can't be helped Giants finished in that order behind the Braves and Cards. In a nutshell, their lead to 15 points as they took and what are the prospects for these is chalked up to experience. the half 29-14. The rest of the field and pitching will again be also-rans in 1958? Other times a little preventive game followed suit with the a long and strong suit, but there maintenance might have saved the third quarter score 37-19 and the Los Angeles Dodgers is no need for anyone to get pen- loss of a fish. final 50-28. nant fever in Philadelphia. There is no question but that Lines should be cared for with Cooks took high-point honors as the loss of Roy Campanella will San Francisco Giants as much attention as rods and his teammate, Baker scored six. hurt the Dodgers badly. Since For High School, Kenworthy con- In California or New York, reels. After all, they're all that there were no trades made in the nected for 12 points these are still the Giants a sec- stand between you and the game followed by off-season, all of last years' head- Heimer and Frank Folley who had ond division club. Their big at- fish on the other end. aches plus the staggering Cam- five each. traction is Willie Mays, certainly The modern panella blow now bear heavy on nylon fishing line, a NL All-Star. either woven or the shoulders of manager Walt monofilament, However, the Giants are look- needs very little care. Alston. If the tip ing for great things from another end is inspected for fraying and Celtics Win Over * The infield should be good to Willie; Kirkland is the last name. chafing, it will need little more. excellent, depending on Pee Wee Willie No. 2, an Army returnee, The easiest way to straighten out Royals In Leag. Tilt Reese getting in shape before in- is slated for the outfield; Paul a twisted line is by trolling it jury strikes. Don Zimmer may Giel, another bright spot, is also from a moving boat, without any- "It's the best game you've play- surprise and go all the way at a returnee. In the infield, Orlando thing attached to it. ed all season" commented Lefty short; Charley Neal and Junior Capeda is a longshot to dislodge Craft, to his Royals, "even if you Linen lines, used chiefly in salt will play a lot of baseball Whitey Lockman at first; the did lose it." The Royals lowered Gilliam water, need little attention while somewhere. The outfield is set Puerto Rican hit 29 homers at the boom only to see it raised again in daily use. However, before they with Duke Snider, Carl Furillo Minneapolis last season. by the Celtics who won it 24-19, are stored they should be washed and Gino Cimoli. at Marine Site court, March 13. free of salt and any organic mat- The Celtics five took the lead Cincinnati Reds ter, and then dried. They should early in the game with the first Sports Quiz not be allowed to remain in con- Tab the Reds as making the period ending 4-2 in their favor. tact with iron for any length of most improvement during the 1. Who was the youngest pro- But the second quarter was a dif- time as rust weakens them. off-season. For several years a fessional boxer to win a world ferent story, as the Royals spark- club long on hitting and short in title ? Silk lines should be carefully ed by Reynolds pushed their luck pitching, adroit trading added no 2. How many no-hit games did dried at the end of each day's use. and came out in front at the half less than seven new pitchers to Bob Feller hurl during his major If used in salt water, they should 12-8. the '58 staff while retaining the league career? be thoroughly washed before being This wasn't enough to hold the more skilled operatives on last 3. What college team had the dried. startled Celtics who came back year's staff. highest scoring average during Wire lines should be carefully with a 10 point offense in the third the 1956-57 basketball season? inspected for kinks. Tight kinks to take a two point lead. The The Reds are set at all positions 4. What teams were in last should be cut out and the line join- Royals couldn't connect steadily except right field, where they ad- place in the American and Na- ed with the proper splice for the after that and the Celtics took it mittedly sacrificed power for tional Leagues at the end of the type of line being used. 24-19. pitching in trading Wally Post 1957 season? for Harvey Haddix. Perhaps Stan 5. What event is called the Fly lines, consisting of a coating Willard of the Celtics was high- Palys, back again after winning "greatest one-man show in foot- of some sort over a fabric core, point man for the game with 11 the Southern Assn. batting crown, ball?" require the most care. They should points followed by Reynolds of the will succeed there. It's likely man- be used on spools with large cores Royals with 10. Many of the boys ager Birdie Tibbetts will platoon to avoid taking a set like a coil from both teams scored two and s5pJal Z6 01 gZ first basemen among Dee Fondy, spring. They should be wound firm- three points apiece, and Lefty George Crowe and ly but not Craft commented that it was the Steve Bilko, -garW pailsnis sioullI se salnu m tightly and, as a rule, back for another try after ter- allowed to remain on the spool best game he had been the boys Z1 ut sumsopganol ano1j 3uuaoas rorizing PCL pitchers for years. only when in use. Store them loose- play all season. jB eatj i61 stoneuies PMi rh ly so that air can get to all sides. Philadelphia Phils Hean ofRl uoi In the game between the War- riors and the Bullets the Warriors NYC's National League team -Wh iql R lsul waj pai a.At 029a clobbered the later 11-7 in one of this year, the Phillies are once -iqD puu q2.inqs~lsj puu (an.2uar Time is drawing near for all the lower scoring ball games of the more faced with a gaping hole at usatseUV) u o 12U lssu~M " would-be Anglers to dust off that season. first base. Ed Bouchee, last year's trusty fishing rod, grease it down, The low score was probably solution to the years-long head- aad g"Sg ilint '1natlaouuoa -g and make plans for entering the owing to the fact that both ache, probably will not be with the -paqslid teams Basewide Spring Fishing Tourna- are improving in defense. team. Likely a pre-season trade sasn.8 lvq-ou Isous sip aoj .Bunok ment, which is scheduled to start will be made, and a likely candi- 1 April and run through the end date is Cincinnati with three ex- 7Vf61 'OZ' AON 'Supsjlatq of May. perienced first sackers. 'nog si uo 'all ll2eMtaaipuaJ The Naval Station Indians began ail uoAis oq&t 'dad oilllAM 1 Last season's tournament was a their seasons baseball practice The purchase of Chico Fernan- (zsoZ) slaod5 of ssaam uV) tremendous success with some fine Tuesday with a successful tourn- dez was a big help and another catches being registered in compe- out of thirty. Anyone desiring to youth movement is underway in Beneath this stone lies Murphy, tition fishing. Classification of dif- try out for the team should appear Philadelphia, with seven rookies They buried him today: ferent types of fish eligible along at Diamond Two between the hours making the club last year. Wally He lived the life of Riley with rules and regulations, will be of three and five any afternoon, Post will add power in the out- While Riley was away. published next week. or eight to twelve on Saturdays. Saturday 22 IVarch 1958 THE INDIAN Navy-DPPO-10ND-Guantanamo ~aturd~~~ 22 March 1958 TH~ INDIAN Navy-DPPO--1OND-Goantansmo Movie - Call WGBY Television Schedule 22 March 2100 Panic 1800 News Parade Saturday, Saturday, March 22 2130 Tic Tac Dough 1815 Andy Williams 1300 Big Picture NavSta-Phantom Stagecoach Phantom Stagecoach - starring 2200 The Innocent Years 1830 Dennis Day 1330 Touchdown Lwd. Pt.-Night Passage 1900 Life Of Riley William Bishop and Kathleen 1400 Wrestling Monday, 24 March NAS-The Rainmaker 1930 Zane Grey Crowley. A fight between two 1600 Telesports 312 1730 Crunch & Des Marine Site-Bus Stop 2000 Bob Comings 1630 Camera Three 1800 News Parade Villamar-Atair In Havana stagecoach lines brings holdups 2030 Playhouse Of Stars 1700 Beat The Clock 1815 Tim McCoy Sunday, March 23 killings. A stranger in town 2100 Wed. Night Fights and 1730 Flash Gordon 1830 Ethel & Albert NavSta-The Story of Mankind 2200 Kraft Theater finds a way to catch the culprits. 1800 Ted Mack 1900 To Tell The Truth Lwd. Pt.-Phantom Stagecoach Thursday, 27 March mins. 1830 Treasure Hunt 1930 Harbour Master NAS-Night Passage (b&w) 92 1730 Roy Rogers 1900 This Is Your Life 2000 Blondie Marine Site-The Rainmaker The Story Of Mankind - with 1800 News Parade 1930 You Bet Your Life 2030 Highway Patrol Villamar-The Green Man Colman and Hedy Lamarr. 1815 Dinah Shore Ronald 2000 Your Hit Parade 2100 V. Of Firestone Monday, March 24 1820 Joan Davis Show This picture dipicts the story of 2030 Polka Time 2130 Captured NavSta-The Green Man 1900 Dangerous Assign. from the days of the 2100 Lawrence Welk 2200 Robert Montgomery Lwd. Pt.-The Story of Mankind mankind 1930 I've Got A Secret 2200 Korea Patrol Presents NAS-Phantom Stagecoach Egyptian Pharoahs. (b&w) 137 2000 Appt. With Adventure Tuesday, 25 March Marine Site-Night Passage Sunday, 23 March 2030 Tenn. Ernie Ford mins. 1730 Western Marshall Villamar-BINGO . . 1300 Galen Drake 2100 Colgate Comedy Hour The Green Man-starring Al- 1800 News Parade Tuesday, March 25 1330 Liberace 2200 Climax astair Sim and George Cole. A 1815 Dinah Shore NavSta-Affair In Havana 1400 Outlook Friday, 28 March 1830 Pat Boone Lwd. Pt.-The Green Man man sets out to rid the world of 1430 Christophers 1730 Joe Palooka 1900 Adam & Eve NAS-The Story Of Mankind pompous political figure, but his 1500 Eye On New York 1800 News Parade 1930 Big Story Marine Site-Phantom Stagecoach 1530 Chapel Of The Air 1815 Nat King Cole plans are frustrated by comic 2000 Jack Benny Villamar-Running Target 1600 University 1830 Spike Jones (b&w) 116 mins. 2030 4-Star Playhouse Wednesday, March 26 situations. 1630 You Are There 1900 People Are Funny 2100 Red Skelton NavSta-Plunder Road Affair In Havana - with John 1700 Lassie 1930 Justice 2130 Cay. Of America Lwd. Pt.-Affair In Havana A 1730 December Bride 2000 George Gobel Cassavetts and Raymond Burr. 2200 Goodyear Playhouse NAS-The Green Man dramatic triangle which ends with 1800 Omnibus 2030 Twenty One Marine Site-The Story Of Mankind 1930 Victory At Sea Wednesday, 26 March 2100 Dumont Boxing dead and the Villamar-Moby Dick the husband and wife 2000 Ed Sullivan Show 1730 Hopalong Cassidy 2200 Studio One third party returning to the key- Thursday, March 27 NavSta-Bandido board. (b&w) 84 mins. CS. (Continued from Page One) Lwd. Pt.-Plunder Road Rockabilly Baby - with Virgi- So You Have Orders NAS-Affair In Havana nia Field and Douglas Kennedy. The physical facilities of the Marine Site-The Green Man Villamar-The Story Of Mankind A woman with an embarassing office consists of a lecture-movie Friday, March 28 but honest past moves to a small To Leave Gtmo? hall with space for counseling, NavSta-Rockabilly Baby town with her two children and You are plagued by those last Lwd. Pt.-Bandido reading and administrative work. tries to start a new life. (b&w) minute decisions. What to send to NAS-Plunder Road Marine Site-Affair In Havana CS. There is also an up-to-date I & E 88 mins. storage? What to ship with you? Villamar-Phantom Stagecoach What to send ahead to the next reference library stocked with duty station? How to ship the car? training courses and USAFI self- What about the pets? Problems! teaching courses which may be Questions! The Smiths said "It loaned to individuals. Reenlistment would cost a fortune to move the piano." The Jones family remarked and interviewing service is also "Paul knows all about insurance furnished upon request. and express shipments," must re- During the past months the Bay member to call him. John was fond of parrots, and Hill I & E Office have requested had several in his home. One day Don't touch that dial! Don't ask 425 Navy Enlisted Correspondence the Smiths! Instead join your he spotted a beauty in a pet shop, Courses, 152 High School courses, friends and neighbors. Go to the but noticed that it didn't utter a ordered approximately 200 differ- sound. He summoned the propri- Community Auditorium this Tues- (AFPS Weekly Feature) i0 ent training manuals, and showed etor and inquired. "C-c-can this day evening at 7:30 p.m. Why? Griping about his job, an ele- enough educational-type film that b-b-bird t-t-talk?" The proprietor Because the Naval Supply Depot vator operator in Boston said: 7,000 sailors have viewed and ask- chuckled. "Mister," he said," "if has arranged for you an enjoyable "Someone gets on and starts tell- ed questions on subjects ranging that parrot couldn't talk better informative evening on "Shipment ing somebody a story. Just as he from Industrial Safety to func- than you I'd blow his blooming of Household Goods." Let us help gets to the punch-line, they get tions of the Base Police and Shore head off." you by furnishing facts, helpful off. Haven't heard a complete hints and explaining our service. Patrol. story in years. Time spent with us may save you Remember those famous words Remember, YOU are the Navy's A man in Milford, Conn., was from "Going off Half-packed." of Eli Whitney: thinker. As you go, so goes the fined $3 for driving without a license and another $3 for driving "Keep t h o s e cotton - picking See the slide presentations and Navy. to court without a license. Min- hands off my gin." participate in the "query the utes later, he was re-arrested for The devil kept challenging St. panel" session that follows. All driving home without a license. Peter to a baseball game. St. Peter questions will be answered. Feel forget, thats Tuesday evening, kept refusing him. free to leave when your questions March 25, Community Auditorium A citizen was excused from jury Finally, the Dodgers, Braves have been answered. So come on at 7:30 p.m. Special uniform au- duty in Bakersfield, Calif., after and Yankees all went to heaven. out and help us to help you. Don't thorized. it was pointed out that he was the St. Peter figured he couldn't lose, defendant. so he called up the devil. A woman in Little Rock, Ark., "I'll play that game of baseball bought a mink stole and hurried now," he said. An Open Letter to a fashion show. There, a draw- "You'll lose," chortled the devil. Dears Hams and Gentle People! ing was held and she won the "Oh. yeah," replied St. Peter. Wednesday, March 26, 1930 hours will mark an important day grand prize, a mink stole. "Right now I've got the greatest on your calendar. You are invited to join the Little Theatre Group A court in Lexington, Ky., collection of .ballplayers you ever in a reading party. Dogcatchers, Middle-Aged Housewives, Alcoholics awarded $1,000 damages to a saw." Anonymous, and all others interested in casting a new play, are woman who testified that being "You-11 lose," repeated the -dev- particularly needed. bitten on the mouth by a dog had il. "You'll lose." We promise to have refreshments, entertainment by "Don Ariolis caused her to think of dogs when "What makes you so sure?" Troupe" and a congenial atmosphere. her husband kissed her. The hus- "Because," laughed the devil, See you there, band corroborated the story: "Now "we got all the umpires down Peg Fielding she barks at me and pushes me here." away when I try to kiss her."