Essay Winners Are Announced New School Name Set By BuPers; In "Home Fire Prevention" Contest William T. Sampson Judged Best Last week the Base school, through the suggestion of RADM William The Base School will be known as William T. Sampson G. Cooper, ComNavBase, sponsored an essay contest in conjunction with School, U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, , as directed the national observance of Fire Prevention Week which ran from October 7 through 13. in a letter sent by the Bureau of Naval Personnel to the Com- With "Fire Prevention In The Home" as the bone of contention, ap- manding Officer, U.S. Naval Station, Gtmo. proximately 30 students in the different grades (7-12) took part in the The new name assigned the local school was one among contest. The contest, however, was divided into two categories: One group was participated in by all 7-12 graders, while the second group the three names that were adjudged in a School Name Contest was limited to seventh and eight graders. held and participated in by Base residents during July 1956. Winners were announced Wednes- Names of William T. Sampson, day, October 3, by the board of Commodore Schley judges which was composed of and were for- ,Glenn Morton, English teacher, as warded by the Base Commander to chairman, and members LT C. L. the Bureau of Naval Personnel- Robertson, ComNavBase Adminis- for final selection of the school's trative Aide and James C. Pin- name, to be picked from the three ckard, Base fire department chief. different names submitted. BuPers Frances Lee Linder, a ninth decided on the name William T. grader, copped the first prize in Sampson as the official name for the grades 7-12 group. Miss Linder the Base school. was awarded a $50. savings bond, K E THE SUNSHINE With further instructions, the while Ursula Teagle was presented BuPers letter has decreed that in u antanamo Bay, with a $25. savings bond for having U. S. Naval Base, G Cubs correspondence, student transfer won second place in the same Volume VII, No. 41 Saturday, 13 October 1956 records, report cards, etc., the group. Miss Teagle, a tenth grader, school must be referred to as Wil- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liam T. Sampson School. Ira C. Tal.Cahlc Leaves NJext Julio J. Wright and Carlos P. In the second group, Betty Jo hp Bru, both of the Industrial Rela- DeLong, seventh grader and tions Office, combined their talents daughter of NAS chief ship serv- an ills IP~ost in support of their 100-word as- iceman and Mrs. Hubert B. De- sertion why the Base school has to Long, romped away with the first be so named-William T. Sampson. prize-winning essay in that cate- The school's name gory. Miss DeLong was awarded is that of Admiral Sampson who was a $25. savings bond. in charge of The entries in the essay contest the North Atlantic Squadron that conducted were judged through gramatical the block- correctness, practical suggestions ade of Cuba during the Spanish- American War. In and general presentation of the 1898, Admiral subject. Sampson with his squadron, block- aded the harbor of Santiago de Winning essay-by Frances L. Cuba, and destroyed the Spanish Linder-is published in its entirety ships when they attempted to on page five, this issue. escape. The 14 year old essay contest Born in 1840, Admiral Sampson winner is the daughter of Mr. and died in 1902. He graduated at the MVrs. Frank L. Linder. Mr. Linder head of his class from the U.S. is attached to the Transportation Naval Academy in 1861. Division, Public Works Center. The Base school is planning Miss Linder's favorite subjects to hold appropriate are English and civics. Queried dedication cere- monies as soon as whether her literary triumph will arrangements are completed. eventually lead her to the path of An "All School Af- fair"-date and journalism, Frances bluntly said, time for the Wil- liam T. "No. I've always wanted to be a Sampson School dedication INDIA Photo nurse and I want to realize that will be announced later. ambition." CDR Arthur P. Finan (left) arriv ed Tuesday, October 9, to assume The Linders are from Thibo- duties as the Naval Base CatholicG chaplain. Chaplain Finan is relieving deaux, . VII, leave the Base during the coming Navy Pageant On CDR Jerome J. u Ivan w o wi week for release from active duty.

Chaplain Sullivan will teach at th e University of San Francisco. Stage Oct. 26-27; Chaplain Finan's duty stations before coming to Gtmo was the Two Shows A Nite Boston Receiving Station, where he completed a full tour of duty and also for a short time at the Potomac Rliver Command at Washington, D.C. "The Spirit of the Navy will be presented on October 26 and 27. He entered the Navy in 1942. Chaplain Finan attended Boston College, Tentative schedule of perform- the Seminary of Mount Saint Alphon sus, Esopos, New York and received dances will be two each night. The three years education at Catholic University, Washington. first performance will be at 7:00 p.m., the second at 9:00 p.m. Chaplain Finan has served in USS JOSEPH T. DICKENSON, USS "The Spirit of the Navy" is be- BLUERIDGE, and USS MACON. Other duty stations were the MTC at ing presented in conjunction -with Sampson, New York, the Naval Shi pyards at Philadelphia, the Naval the local observance of Navy Day. Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, the Naval Base, Norfolk, Virginia Numerous other naval installations and MSTS Lant. in the States and in Hawaii- are also presenting this narrative pag- Fleet Camera Party Photo A farewell-welcome picnic was held for Chaplain Sullivan and Chap- meant of the history of the U. S. Frances L. Linder lain Finan yesterday evening at Ph illips Park. Navy.

9 e Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 13 October 1956 THE INDIAN Admiral W. G. Cooper Exhorts Fire The Indian's mission-To inform and entertain all hands; to serve Prevention Over WGBY Thursday as a possible factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare, and content- EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is a transcript of the speech delivered ment of personnel. by Rear Admiral W. G. Cooper, Commander Naval Base, over WGBY RADM WILLIAM G. COOPER, Commander, Naval Base, Guantanamo Radio on Thursday, October 11, to assist in pointing out the importance Bay, Cuba. of Fire Prevention Week. CAPT G. M. HOLLEY, Chief of Staff "National Fire Prevention Week is dedicated to the purpose of re- CAPT WILLIAM R. CARUTHERS, C.O. Naval Station, Guantanamo minding us all of the importance of taking measures to insure that Bay, Cuba. fires do not start. It is not my intention this evening to deliver a long Editorial Staff speech on all the precautions we should take. Rather I want to speak LCDR K. S. Dick ------Officer-Advisor briefly about how important I think these precautionary measures are. G. L. Henderson, JOC------Editor "I doubt if we will ever live J. C. Curren, JOSN------Managing Editor anywhere that fire prevention of our homes, whether it starts in E. U. Orias, J03------Feature Editor would mean more to us than it the brush alongside our roads, is D.D. Hinton, JOSN------Staff Reporter does right here on the Naval Base. potentially dangerous. A fire here THE INDIAN is published weekly at the Naval Station in accordance And right now the need is more could mean a heavy loss of valu- able with NavExos P35, Revised Nov. 1945, and financed with non-appropri- pressing for these fire prevention government property. It could ated funds. measures than ever before. mean the loss of :;mon of our homes and I do not need to remind you Materials marked AFPS may be used by news media provided credit "About a year ago I brought my how hard we have all struggled is given. Features marked "copyright" may not be used. All materials family to Guantanamo. I have to provide adequate housing at originated by THE INDIAN may be used in whole or in part or never seen it so green. During Guantanamo. The end of our hous- without credit. 1955 we had nearly 40 inches of ing shortage is just around the All photographs are official U.S. Navy photos unless otherwise credited. rain. We could hardly keep our corner but a bad fire could set us grass cut. Now our average an- back for years. nual rainfall here is about 25 inches. But, this year during the "A fire could mean a heavy loss How Important Is A Vote? calendar 1956 we have had less of treasured personal property. All than 61/2 inches of rain. The Base of these things cause hardships and One fairly good yardstick is the often-stated phrase: "Each vote counts is parched. It is a daily reminder suffering but closest to our hearts two-the one you cast and the one you cancel." to us all of the importance of are our loved ones and friends. More realistically, though, let's look at Uncle Sam's point of view preventing fires. They can never be replaced and concerning the right of the individual voter. bad fires mean "Our record in fire prevention is loss of life. Most A recent news item forcefully points up his thinking. It reads in part: fires are caused by good. Since I have been here as carelessness. "Washington-A special airlift will carry absentee ballots to 162 A human life is Base Commander there has been a big price to pay servicemen and four civilians stationed in the South Polar wastelands so for a moment's carelessness. only one fire of any consequence. they can vote in the Presidential election ." You will all remember that fire. "We have a well-trained and To fly the 162 ballots to the South Pole requires a lot of time and It was on the hill above the Naval highly experienced fire fighting trouble. Our government thought enough of each individual's voting Station Exchange. Thanks to the force led by Chief Pinckard, As- rights to fly them south regardless of circumstances. efficiency of our fire fighting sistant Chiefs Clark, Beech, Rose To have such a guarantee from our government is nothing new. It is force, our Base Police Force, our Public and Bell and Inspectors Richards simply a part of the American way of life. Works Department and many mili- and Lopez. These men are highly That puts it squarely up to the individual serviceman to use these tary personnel, no great damage skilled fire fighters but they are vitally important pieces of paper. No one can take the vote away from resulted. But it took the efforts of an even more valuable asset to you-except yourself. (AFPS) hundreds of men about three hours our community because they are to get that fire under control. It highly skilled in fire prevention. came dangerously close to some "This week is their week. We Calendar Of Events of our magazines. It could have will hear them on the radio. They been disastrous. And we are almost will have demonstrations for us. Saturday, October 13 Catholic Catechism Classes-Naval Base sure that that fire was caused by They will inspect our homes to Sunday, 7 October 1956 School-1000 someone flipping a cigarette . . help us protect our lives and prop- Kid's Matine-Villamar Lyceum-1800 a lighted cigarette . .. from an erty. I ask you all to cooperate MASSES CATHOLIC Sunday, October 14 automobile. with them. Fire Prevention is an Sunday: 0700-Naval Base Chapel Movie Night-Officers' Club-2000 all hands job. 0900-Naval Base Chapel Monday, October 15 "Any fire on this Base whether It is an all year job. 1230-Naval Base Chapel Soujourner's Club-NavSta Training Office it starts in one of our shops or in "Let's lock our stable door be- Mon. through Fri.: -1900 an office, whether it starts in one fore our horse is stolen." 1645-Naval Base Chapel O.E.S. Social Club-Girl Scout Hut-1930 Saturday: 0800-Naval Base Chapel Tuesday, October 16 Saturday Confessions at 1700-1800 - American Legion-Fit Reserve Rm (Comm. 1900- 2000 Aud.)-1930 Fly In The Ointment On Base H20 Daily Confessions: immediately preced- American Legion Auxiliary-Girl Scout ing Mass Hut-1930 by Don Hinton Payday-All military Gtmo uses 2,500,000 gallons of water per day! PROTESTANT SERVICES personnel Wednesday, October 17 The "fly in the ointment" is, however, that the stated figure equals Sunday: 0930-Sunday School Boy Scout Meeting-Chapel Hill Audito- the amount that the Base water plants can treat daily and make fit 0030-Adult Bible Class-Open rium-1830 Air Assembly Toastmaster's Club-Officers' Club-1830 for consumption and use. At times, the daily consumption of water 1000-Leeward Point Kid's Matinee-Villamar Lyceum-1800 aboard the Base even excels the output of the water plants. 1100-Divine Worship-Naval Movie Night-Officers' Club-2000 The consequences Base Chapel of a breakdown in equipment that could not im- Thursday, October 18 Hour-Open mediately be repairable could mean water rationing. The need for 1900-Fellowship Navy Wives Club-Villamar-1330 Air Assembly Felloweraft Club 1078-Community Audi- water conservation is vital. Thursday. 1000-Choir Rehearsal torium-1980 Besides all the individual facilities, such as the golf course, the JEWISH SERVICES CPO Movie-CPO Club-2000 water plant must in addition, service Leeward Point and its constantly Friday: 1000-Naval Base Chapel Friday. October 19 expanding facilities. CHURCH OF CHRIST CPO Wives Club-Family Rm (CPO Club) Sunday: 1000-Bible Study-Community -2000 Prior to 1938, when the Base was chlorine treatment. Auditorium was in its infancy, it gained all Gtmo now gets its water from 1041-Worship Service-Com- CHAPLAINS AT THIS ACTIVITY munity Auditorium CDR P. R. McPhee, CHC, USN its water supply from Guantanamo the nearby Yateras river. LATTER DAY SAINTS (Protestant) City and was brought aboard the Two pumping stations, desig- LCDR A. C. Budd, CHC, USN Sunday: 1100-Naval Station Library Base by barge from Caimanera. nated number 5 and 6 take the (Protestant) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CDR J. J. Sullivan, CHC, USN At that time, the only purifying water from the river by means of Sunday: 1000-Naval Station Library (Catholic) process that the water underwent (Continued on Page Five) Saturday, 13 October 1956 THE INDIAN Page Thrde Capture Of First INDIAN Ends Lengthy Paper - Hunt by Ely U. Orias For the past several years, members of the INDIAN staff . were beset with some challenging questions: When was the first INDIAN published? How does it look like? Is there a copy of it in existence on the Base? Efforts to satisfy not only their curiosity but also to prove they are not turning their faces away from the challenge, were exerted-asking every logical source, whenever possible, a bout the background and history of the first INDIAN .___,_ Sourcs like the Base printing shop which allegedly ran the fi-st copy, the library, people who are known to have O r'esided on the Base the longest, and the INDIAN office itself i 3- -failed to account for any clue which may have led to its dliscovery, much less the production of its corpus delicti! NAVY DISchARGE' With deep reluctance, the IN- AI M 1 101W 1 n~ >.E< Mix II PLN BASE'I) ON Marine who hai completed a tour T DIAN staff cowers in shame to re- 1 eal that its copy file has only the ' F I editions of the year 1948. And from We know that Chief Iatuex . , .; o5 the tenor of the reportorial news s ,stoOsowtekin the first available copy for that memory and we also hope that 4 j year, it pointed to the fact that The INDIAN will serve to record USM ' v i there were still many editions that the highlights of your tour of duty a x y, xot !. od thisat Base. M." The Editorial Staff Search Continues Brown Baggers Yet But since a quitter never wins, It was also on page two where the INDIAN staff pursued its one of its five news hits carried paper-hunt until one day, recently, an important news to married mili- when one of its staffers stumbled tary personnel on the Base. It said on the right spot. The man at the in part: "Officers and enlisted men end of the long INDIAN trail is of the Base who are planning to Clarence T. Proctor, former chief bring dependents to the Base were of the U.S. Navy, erstwhile yeoman notified this week (week of July Base chaplain's yeoman, and now 29, 1945) that government trans- a civilian employee at the local portation for dependents who are Naval Supply Depot. He was in to travel to this area from the possession of the first copy. Jok- states is now available . " ingly, the INDIAN staffer asked Page three carried the Movie it and Mr. Proctor munificent- for Log, Radio Schedule and Profiles ly parted with it . . . case solved! column which printed a 2-column Volume 1 No. 1 of the INDIAN cut of Commodore J. J. Mahoney, was published on July 29, 1945. commander of the Base at the INDIAN Photo A 10% x 8, four-page letter press time. A jump from page one was The present staff of the INDIAN would like to say, "We've paper, the maiden INDIAN car- also continued on page three. progressed quite a bit," but we'll let that be up to you. ried four news stories and a funny- Sports news occupied page four. Have we? cut on its front page. Its second Reporting on baseball, the first bits, a page sported five news INDIAN said: "In the N.O.B. base- church column, a crusade-column- ball league, the Marines defeated sort-of which began with "Install Cubana Off To Santiago the Naval Air Station 12 to 10 2nd a scuttlebutt at the movie lyceum last Sunday. The greatly improved and concluded itself with "Hurry Marine team was paced by Jack up and end the war." Last Night; 27 On Board Shaner, who made four hits in- Message Quoted cluding a 4th inning home run. second weekend flight of Ramsden, TE3; Jack T. Blevins, Printed on the second page was The Shaner was also the winning pitch- the Cubana Airlines from the Base RM3; W. J. Gribben, AN; L. J. the editorial masthead which listed er . " to , left last night Cannon, FT1; Roy E. Cobble, BM3; a staff of 18 writers and a lieu- Also on page four was The at 6:10. A total of 27 passengers Joseph and Requel Hughes; D. tenant for an editor. Beneath the seven children made Danenburgh; Ray Tuers, JOSN and masthead was a boxed message to Crow's Nest column which started which included take the trip. Ely U. Orias, JO3. the officers and men of N.O.B., with: "Hi yah fellows! Let's weekend the first commer- Navy 115 which is quoted entirely a nice deep bow for the audience. Last Among the passengers that left air service from the Base to hereunder: . It's our first appearance and cial for Santiago last night were CAPT return, was inaugu- "You are now reading the first we want to look good. Now let's Santiago and and Mrs. William A. Robie and Twenty-six passengers edition of the new Base newspaper. come to attention and salute the rated. their four children and a host of We hope that you like this issue INDIAN . " which included a nine-year-old others, totalling 25 passengers plane in and that you will enjoy the suc- Completing page four was a one child boarded the Cubana altogether. It its maiden Base-originated flight. ceeding issues as they come out inch deep Laff Week column. Flying time one way is 21 min- each Sunday. started with a poem thus: Cubana's first-flight passengers utes. In simple arithmetic, a pas- "We of the editorial staff want 'Twas in a restaurant they met, included CAPT and Mrs. William senger is gone to Santiago de Cuba this paper to be your paper. We Romeo and Juliet. R. Caruthers; CAPT and Mrs. G. and back to the Base in a matter want to put into its columns the He had no cash to pay the debt, L. Kohr; CDR and Mrs. Bruce M. of 42 minutes. However, a good news you want to read. The IN- So Romeo'd what Juli'et. Barackman: LT and Mrs. J. V. time in Santiago makes the round- DIAN takes its name as a lasting Today marks the 110th day past Gorman; Chief and Mrs. Del Clay; trip aerial passage much longer tribute to a very famous Indian of the 11th anniversary of the IN- Chief and Mrs. M. C. Williams; than 42 minutes. It's a little over this part of the world. Famed in DIAN. The INDIAN's mission is Chief and Mrs. C. E. Troutman 40 hours back and forth! song and story and in the folklore to inform and entertain all hands; and their nine year-old son, Eu- Military personnel must check of antiquity, this well-known In- to serve as a possible factor in gene, and Mrs. P. W. Becker. out with their weekend liberty dian will have a lasting place in promoting the efficiency, welfare, Other first Santiago weekend- chits with the Base Police before the hearts of every bluejacket and and contentment of personnel. ers via Cubana were Thomas J. boarding Cubana. e0 e Page Four THE INDIAN Saturday, 13 October0 1956 Public Works Center Sheriffs Scribe Gtmo Bay Mosquito "Pyro" Fleet Sorry to have missed getting the EDITOR'S NOTE: In this edi- column in last week's INDIAN, tion, the Base Police starts a col- Embarks On Fire Prevention Ride but things just went awry. We mn dubbed: Sheriff's Scribe. This hope it won't happen again. column is designed to inform the driving public what to do and what More Power rot to do while on the road. The The Center received some good column will also attempt to de- news this week when BuDocks fine and clarify Base regulations made a portable 600 KW Generator in connection with traffic situations available for use in the Base Power under unusual circumstances. System. With the full cooperation By J. V. DiMaggio of all you "Ten percenters" we hope that when this new generator Hey cop! Your red light is on. is delivered and installed, we will Yes I know it's on. There's a rea- be able to carry the electrical load son for it. until the new power plant current- The Base Provost Marshal's Of- ly in the planning stages is built. fice provides police escorts for all It all depends on your conserva- vehicles traveling on the Base that tion efforts though-one 600 KW do not have valid Base tags or generator isn't enough unless we insurance. A typical example of meet the 10% mark. We noted a this class are Cuban trucks or small drop-off in usage last week, jeeps selling produce or products but nowhere near what we can do. to various Base activities. Let's give it the big try this week Also needing escorts are Cuban -turn out the lights when you Police vehicles, customs officials head for the movies, turn off the and Army and Navy representa- TV when you're sitting in the yard. tives, and all vehicles going to the Landscaping Base Police driving range for ve- hicle inspection. INDIAN Photo With the cooperation of Com- The Base Fire Department during the past week afforded the children In order for the policeman to CBLant and the Commanding Offi- of the Base Nursery School with a ride on one of the Base fire trucks. cer, MCB-6, two important im- protect his escort or convoy, he provements to the landscape of the is authorized to use the EMER- Naval Base will be underway very GENCY RED LIGHT while pro- ceeding to his convoy's ultimate FT G & F T C Bulletin Hair Stylist Hired shortly under the sponsorship of the Public Works Center. The first destination. The FTG softball team, namely of these, to start, will be the "The Trainers", powered their way By Beauty Shop straightening and relocation of the A valid Naval Base oper- to an 11 to 5 victory over the dangerous "S" curve in the North ator's permit or a Depart- SeaBees in the season opener Mon- The position of hair stylist at East Gate Road just beyond Nob ment of Defense operator's day night. Harvie Giese, SO1, was the Naval Station Beauty Shop Hill. The other is the raising and permit is required to be in the winning pitcher. James from was recently filled when the Navy seeding of the Fleet Recreation possession of persons oper- USS SHAKARI, the FTG relief Exchange Office accepted Mrs. baseball fields to provide a green- ating vehicles on the Naval pitcher, pounded out a wonderful Margaret J. Wilson's application sward for the athletic members of Base. homerun with a man on in the for the job. Mrs. Wilson will work our community. The dust problem 5th inning to salt the game away. hand-in-hand with Mrs. Suzanne so evident during the dry months All traffic is warned that it is The "Trainers" next game is on L. Marsh who was hired two will be a thing of the past upon in violation of Base Regs for fail- Tuesday the 16th versus the High months ago. completion of this project ure to yield to an emergency ve- School. Under the new beauty shop's Congratulations are in order for hicle or to cut into or through an FTG received two new men this operating schedule, no appoint- Mr. George Reynolds of the Util- escorted convoy. past week. F. G. Harman, came ment is necessary for a patron to ities Department on his promotion from FTG Narragansett Bay. Mrs. get a beauty treatment. Both Mrs. from Leadingman to Quarterman. Harman is awaiting transportation Marsh and Mrs. Wilson will attend All of us in the Center are happy Distaff Divot Diggers at St. Petersburg, Florida. Before to patrons as they come in. to see George's talents and abil- joining the Navy, Harman, YN1, With all haircut, hair-dos and ities recognized and rewarded. Release Golf Scores reported on board from USS MC facial beauty applications guaran- CARD (DD-822). His family is teed, the NavSta Exchange Beauty Scores of the Ladies' Day golf now in Norfolk, Virginia. Shop offers all kinds of hair treat- matches, held on Wednesday, Oc- CDR McIntosh took time out for ment which includes cutting, trim- Devil - Dog Doin's tober 10 were: a lesson in fishing recently. Mrs. ming and thinning. McIntosh landed a 3 pound lan- by Pfe Herb Bailey For 18 holes: Mrs. Suzanne L. Marsh is a beau- gusta, daughter Ann caught a 2/z tician with a considerable back- Last week the Staff NCO Club First low net: Edie.Ware. pound bonefish, son David brought ground. She has worked for a long installation of its new Second low net: Evelyn Leach held an in a nice snapper and Poppa time at a Cambridge, Maryland Board of Governors. Congratula- and Marian Caruthers MAC also ran. beauty salon. Married to second tions for a job well done goes to For 9 holes: USNS GENERAL G. W. GOE- class hospital corpsman Walter J. the members of the old Board: First low net: Fran Skadowski THALS (TAP-182) was a wel- Marsh, Mrs. Marsh is a graduate MSgt Smith, MSgt Allen, TSgt come sight last Tuesday morning. of the Montrose School for Girls Carter, TSgt Deldo, TSgt Stone- Low putts: Nina Sheppardson She increased the FTG families at Riestertown, Maryland. king, and SSgt Webb. They were and June Drones on the Base by eight. It even rained Mrs. Margaret J. Wilson is like- ably relieved by SSgt Stadler, by defeating the Headquarters that day. Who could ask for more? wise a veteran in the field of beauty SSgt Szili, TSgt Carter, TSgt team, the "Hoboes", by a score of The Enlisted Bowling League culture. She has worked in big Rozier, SSgt Gibbons, and SSgt 3 to 2. Cpl Boranians "Bums" beat starts next week. The Officer's stateside beauty salons all her life. Webb. Cpl Rogers' "Angels" by a score League is well underway. The The height of her career occurred This exciting World Series has of 12 to 9 last Monday. Neverthe- Admin Erasures have a 4 and 0 when she became assistant store taken some of the enthusiasm out less, with so little time remaining record. The Smoothbores a 7 and manager of Louis' Beauty Salon of the Barracks Softball League, in the season, it appears to this 1 record, the Pluggers a 4 and 4 at Newport, Rhode Island. Mrs. but the "ancients" of the Com- columnist as though it will narrow record. The Caravella Flats team, Wilson is married to ship service- mand, the "Strikeouts", made a down to a battle between the "An- which is an orphan child of FTG, man third class Wayne Wilson of startling comeback last Saturday gels" and the "Strikeouts". has a 0 and 4 record. the Naval Air Station. m m Saturday, 13 October 1956 THE INDIAN Page Five Saturday, 13 October 1956 THE INDIAN $400 Top Payment. Highest Job There Is! First Prize Essay On Ohio Voters To Decide On Bonus Fire Prevention by Frances Lee Linder For 1950-53 Korean Veterans Each year 10,000 Americans die Following the end of the Korean conflict many of the states enacted in fires at home, an appalling num- laws providing for payments of compensation for residents of those ber of deaths. Yet these deaths particular states who served in the armed forces during the conflict. could be drastically reduced if we Although the state of Ohio has been considering a compensation plan all practiced fire prevention. similar to that which was enacted by the state of Michigan last year, The secret of prevention is get- no positive action was taken until early this year. As a result, a pro- ting the fireman on the scene be- posed state constitutional amendment has been included in the forth- fore the fire happens. This means coming national elections (November 6, 1956) which will place the issue that every fireman on duty is out before the registered voters of the state of Ohio. looking for potential fires instead Lase personnel and their de- of idling in quarters waiting for pendents who are registered voters the gong to ring. of the state of Ohio and who have Okla. Sets Record A fireman visiting a home, point- or will submit absentee ballots, ing out fire hazards will make the will find in their ballot the propos- 32nd Win Over home owners more fire conscious. ed amendment. It provides for the A fireman can point out the con- amendment of Article VIII of the Kansas; 2 Upsets dition of electrical cords, the num- Constitution of the state of Ohio ber of electrical appliances on a to provide for payments of com- Upsets were few and far be- circuit, the rating of fuses in the pensation to certain of its resi- tween in the previous week of play. fuse box, the storage of oil mops, dents who shall have served in the The most notable one was Cali- polishing cloths, and flammable armed forces of the fornia over Pittsburgh 14-0. Prob- liquids. during the Korean conflict, or to ably the most unexpected one even to the team itself was Pennsylva- certain of their survivors, and to He can also point out the con- nia's 14-7 triumph over Dartmouth. issue bonds of the state not to INDIAN Photo dition of heaters and how close This was the Quakers first win High on a windy pole might be exceed $90,000,000 to provide for they should be from the wall. An since mid-season of 1953. a take-off for a song title but is the funds. accumulation of rubbish that so Friday night the watered-down actually A. G. Sturm, ET2, putting The maximum amount that can many house-holders may think of UCLA team edged Oregon 6-0. the finishing touches on a new be received by any one person is as harmless is a common source of Oklahoma played its directional b e a n antenna for $400, based on payments of $10 fourth and fire from spontaneous ignition. A fifth units in an endeavor to hold WGBY Radio. for each month during which the pile of newspapers, left undis- down the score against Kansas The new antenna was cut to re- person was on active domestic turbed for some time, may prove State but still wound up on top of ceive New York's Armed Forces service, and $15 for each month a threat to the household. a 66-0 score. This was their 32nd Radio Service short wave broad- the person was on active foreign straight victory, a new major col- casts for rebroadcast to Guantan- A fireman can point out risks service, including sea duty. lege record and their 58th con- amo Bay, Cuba. in dumping hot ashes into inflam- Every person who shall have secutive Big Seven Conference While the new antenna has re- mable containers, and he can cau- armed served on active duty in the triumph. sulted in much better shortwave tion the homeowner against sub- forces of the United States at any Other scores were: Arkansas 6; reception, there are conditions re- stituting pennies for fuses. This time between June 25, 1950, and Mississippi 14, Houston 0; USC sulting from sunspots that at times practice simply makes some part July 19, 1953, both dates inclusive, 13, Wisconsin 6; and Tennessee make any type reception difficult of the wiring the weakest link in who, at the time of commenc- and 33, Duke 20. or impossible. the chain instead of the fuse. When ing such service, was and had been In the games this week it is a circuit is overloaded, the wire a resident of the state of Ohio for Army at Syracuse, Colgate at hidden in a wall will blow, sending at least one year immediately pre- white hot metal Princeton, Harvard at Columbia, to start a fire. ceding the commencement of such Cornell at Yale, Cincinnati at NWC Elects Fringed or frayed extension cords service, is eligible to the benefits Navy, Pittsburgh at Duke, Illinois and overloading the circuit with of the proposed amendment. at Minnesota, Oklahoma at Kansas, New Officers too many appliances are common This is a referendum: Qualified Michigan State at Notre Dame, causes of your home fires. on the voters of Ohio, whether Northwestern at Michigan, Penn At the annual election held by The fireman can give a short mainland or overseas, may vote for State at Ohio State, and Purdue the Navy Wives Club on 5 Oct., lecture on matches and smoking, amend- or against this proposed at Wisconsin. Mrs. Mike French was elected the two worse offenders. He can ment in the coming elections. Alabama at Tennessee, Auburn president for the coming year. caution the mother that matches at Georgia Tech, Florida at Van- Joyce Hall was elected vice-presi- should not be left within reach of derbilt, LSU at Kentucky, Mary- dent; Ellen Van Cleef, recording children and advise the use of ash Fly In The Ointment. land at North Carolina, Arkansas secretary; Anne Plourde, treas- trays, especially large and deep at Texas, Rice at SMU, Utah at urer; Wylda Stevens, Chaplain; ones. (Continued from Page Two) Wyoming, UCLA Edith Dunsmore, Parliamentarian; at California, Lastly your fireman can tell you intake pipes in the bed of the Standford at Oregon, Washington Flora Higgs, Master-at-arms; and what to do in case of fire. Your river. at USC, and Oregon State at Anne Tillman, Historian. family should practice an escape 250 Washington State. The installations of the new Deep well pumps, using offi- plan. In case of fire, never open pounds pressure, in turn, bring the cers will be held 25 Oct., at a near Villamar, uses a soda-lime a door without first feeling to see water to the Base water plants. Luncheon at the CPO Caribbean process. Number one employs a if it is hot. Heat can kill; go to Located along the pipe lines to Room. Reservations must be made permuted pressure process and is a window. If you can not drop the Base are several surge tanks by calling 9503 by 23 October. located just off Rogers Road. The safely to the ground, call for help. which store as much as 200,000 latter process involves the use of gallons each, thus ensuring a TOY DRIVE If the house-holder cooperates four sand filters plus the neces- steady flow of water to the Base The Boy Scouts of Gtmo will with his fireman, fire losses and sary chemical treatment. processing plants. pick up toys in the second phase fatalities will be cut considerably. The two pumping stations are The two plants then feed into of the 1956 Trading Post Toy Let's all be fire-prevention con- administered by the Schueg-Shas- one main line which supplies the Drive, beginning this morning at scious. sin Corporation, a Cuban firm. Base with its water. 9:00 a.m. Two methods are employed in Making water available to you The Scouts will canvass all the Then there's the over-ambitious treating the water for Base use. is big business. Don't waste it, various housing areas aboard the bandleader-he hired more men Water plant number three, located the one to pay will be you. Base. Get your toys ready now! than he could shake a stick at. 9 e Saturday, 13 October 1956 THE INDIAN Navy-BPPO-10ND- taltafalsit

Cinema - Scoop WGBY Television Program Book - Nook by Don Hinton Saturday, 13 October 6:30 Mr. Citizen 6:15 Industry on Parade 7:00 T-Men in Action 1:00 Paul Winchell 6 :30 I've Got a Secret by Bob Densmore Hollywood will be releasing a 7:30 Loretta Young 1:30 Life with Elizabeth 7 :00 My Little Margie 8:00 Ed Sullivan great line-up of pictures in the 2:00 Football 9:00 Star Stage 7 :30 Playhouse of Stars Oldenborg, Zoe. The quality of months to come, they include: 3:00 The Big Picture 9:30 Medic 8 :00 Godfrey:00 &&Frinds odfeyFriends this French novelist's writing is "Teahouse of the August Moon," 3:30 Two for the Money 4:00 You Asked for It Monday, 15 October 9 :00 Kraft Theatre "Death not merely above-average-its ex- "Around the World In Eighty 4 :30 Masquerade Party 5:30 Man on the Hill is a Spanish Dancer" traordinary. Her latest work, en- Days," Friendly Persuasion," 5:00 Western Movie 6:00 News & Weather Thursday, 18 October titled "The Cornerstone," is a "Spirit of St. Louis," "Barrets of 6 :00 Beat the Clock 6:15 Perry Como 5 :30 TV Reader's Digest powerful tale of the Middle Ages. Winpole Street," and the "Pride 6:30 That's My Boy 6:30 My Favorite Husband 7:00 Stage Show 7:00 Talent Scouts 6 :00 News & Weather Although it is more or less a sequel In fact, I think and the Passion." 7:30 Justice 7 :30 Highway Patrol 6 :15 Perry Como to her other book "The World Is that a couple of these have already 8:00 Jackie Gleason 8:00 Caesar's Hour 6 :30 This is Your Life Not Enough," it can be appreci- been released. 9:00 Arthur Murray 9:00 Studio One 7 :00 Bob Cummings acted and enjoyed on its own 7 :30 Dragnet On the local scene a couple of 9:30 Star Tonight "Flight" 8 :00 Martha Raye content, Sunday, 14 October Tuesday, 16 October top ones this week. 9 :00 Climax Paton, Alan, This modern novel- Man With the Golden Arm (re- 1:00 Winky Dink 5:30 Meet Millie "The Circular Staircase" ist is represented by two novels 1:30 People's Choice 6:00 News & Weather leased through United Artists), is Friday, 19 October in our library, "Cry, the Beloved 2:00 Stop the Music 6:15 Eddie Fisher completely Frank Sinatra's picture. 2:30 Life is Worth Living 6:30 Disneyland 5 :30 Dollar a Second Country," and "Too Late the Pha- His performance rated him an 3:00 Victory at Sea "Monsters of the Deep" 6 :00 News & Weather larope." The former definitely es- oscar nomination in last year's 3:30 Calvacade of America 7:30 Russ Morgan 6 :15 Eddie Fisher established him as a gifted artist, 8:00 Milton Berle derby. Eleanor Parker and Kin 4:00 Liberace 6 :30 Dunninger Show and is perhaps the better. He 4:30 Roy Rogers 9:00 Goodyear Playhouse 7 :00 Life of Riley Novak are co-starred. No vak 5:00 Zoo Parade "Christmas 'till Closing" 7 :30 Crusader proves that acting talent can be 5:30 Sunday News Wednesday, 17 October 8 :00 Frankie Laine Poe, Edgar Allan Here is a combined with beauty. Otto Pre- 5:45 Meet the Champs 5:30 Truth or Consequence 9 :00 Boxing-Gene Poirer famous American who needs no minger produced and directed the 6:00 Chance of Lifetime 6:00 News & Weather vs Carmine Fiore introduction. His "Tales" were the film. The story deals with drug first of their kind (mystery), and addiction and one of the main out- Carnivall Orders Due inmany respects they remain the standing features of the film is the best. Chills and thrills aplenty! terrific musical score. It's a great LCDR E .L. Kurek, 1957 Base Roberts, Kenneth. Roberts is a picture for an adult audience. Don't Saturday, October 13 carnival p procurement committee modern American novelist who miss chairman, requests all command makes early American history the it! NavSta-Leather Saint-101 min. The Mountain (Para, in color), NAS-Last of the Desperados-101 min. activities a nd associations requir- subject of his stories. As a his- marks number two on the excellent Mar. Site-Terror At Midnight-101 min. ing carnival booth equipments, torical novelist he is one of the list this week. Spencer Tracy and Villa.-Marty-100 min. prizes, etc. to submit procure- best, and can spin a fine yarn with min. Robert Wagner star, with Claire MCB-6-Trial-108 ment applications prior to 26 Oc- the greatest of ease, "Lydia Bai- Lwd. Pt.-Tender Trap-123 min. Trevor featured. Time has proved tober in o rder to insure timely icy" is available here, and is worth the ability of Trevor and Tracy Sunday, October 14 delivery. the time and effort. and Wagner is new on the horizon, NavSta-The Mountain-105 min. The carnival procurement offi- Scott, Walter. Scott was prob- but shows great possibilities. Story NAS-Leather Saint cer is available at the Naval Sta- ably the first real "historical Life-107 min. nov- Mar. Site-It's A Dog's tion Exchange Office during work- concerns a plane crash on a moun- Villa.-Terror At Midnight elist." He wrote 150 years ago, tain top. Another one to definitely MCB-6-Marty ing hours. but his novels are still being read not miss. Lwd. Pt.-Trial and enjoyed. Like everyone back Leather Saint (Para.), mixes Monday, October 15 then, he is inclined to be a bit religion and prizefighting, in a NavSta-Foxfire-103 min. Photo Exhibit Opens long-winded, but this doesn't di- story that smacks slightly of the NAS-The Mountain minish his reputation as an ex- oldie "Going My Way." This one Mar. Site-Last of the Desperados 1 March, Rochester cellent storyteller. "Ivanhoe" is is without music, however. John Villa.-It's A Dog's Life perhaps his favorite novel, and Derek and Paul Douglas star. It MCB-6-Terror At Midnight Lwd. Pt.-Marty The 21st Rochester Photo Ex- one of his most readable. may entertain you, if you're not too hibition will open at the Memorial Selinko, Annemnarie. "Desitee," particular about your film fare. Tuesday, October 16 Art Gallery in Rochester, N.Y. on which hit the bookstands only a Earth vs the Flying Saucers NavSta-Earth vs the Flying Saucers- 1 March 1957. Closing date for couple of years ago, is an excel- (Col.), is a science fiction flick, 103 min. entries in the Salon is 10 Feb. 1957. lent historical novel. The heroine and one that may hold your in- NAS-Foxfire Mar. Site-Leather Saint Data and entry forms are avail- is a French girl who lived at the terest. It's nothing to brag about. Villa.-Last of the Desperados able from Thomas F. Murray, 301 time of Napoleon, nearly married Hugh Marlowe and Joan Taylor MCB-6-It's A Dog's Life Ridgeway Avenue, Rochester 13, him, and eventually became the are starred. The title implies the Lwd. Pt.-Terror At Midnight N.Y. Queen of Sweden. Most of the plot. Wednesday, October 17 Eighteen medals will be award- story is true, and its background These have played the Base be- NavSta-Footsteps In the Fog-90 min. ed for exhibits in five sections. The is one of the most colorful periods fore: NAS-Earth vs the Flying Saucers sections are (1) Pictorial prints, of history. Mar. Site-The Mountain Desperate Hours (Para.), is the monochrome Villa.-Leather Saint and color. (2) Na- best of the re-runs this week. MCB-6-Last of the Desperados ture prints, monochrome and color. A Washington bureaucrat park- Humphrey Bogart, Fredric March, Lwd. Pt.-It's A Dog's Life (3) Pictorial color slides, 2" x 2" ed his car in a lot whose sign read: Dewey Martin and Mary Murphy Thursday, October 18 only. (4) Nature color slides, 2" "All Day Parking-35 and don't It's the story of a gang of star. NavSta-Man With the Golden Arm- x 2" only. (5) Stereo color slides, argue with me, I'm not on the escaped convicts who invade the 131 min. 1%" x 4", mounted for projection. policy-snaking level." home of a family. It is great en- NAS-Footsteps In the Fog tertainment. If you haven't seen Mar Site-Foxfire FROM: Villa.-The Mountain it, do! MCB-6-Leather Saint 3 cent Foxfire (U.I., in color) . . . Jane Lwd. Pt.-Last of the Desperados stamp Russell and Jeff Chandler . trials Friday, October 19 and tribulations of a miner and NavSta-Desperate Hourn-112 min. a rich girl . . . Fair to middlin'. NAS-Man With the Golden Arm . Mar. Site-Footsteps In the Fog TO: 'ootsteps In the Fog (Col.) . Villa.-Earth vs the Flying Saucers Stewart Granger and Jean Sim- MCB-6-Foxfire mons . . . off beat mystery-drama Lwd. Pt.-The Mountain Send The . good! * * * * * A lot of choice GI homes are the INDIAN He has a contagious smile- governments revenge for the per- trench mouth. son not re-enlisting. Home e