U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba COVERS GTMO LIKE THE SUNSHINE Saturday, 31 October 1959 Volume XIV, No. 44 Spec. Services USS BOXER Here For Refresher Training With FTC Opens NavBase The USS BOXER (LPH-4) entered Guantanamo Bay Friday, 23 October, to begin a month of refresher train- Fishing Contest ing with Fleet Training Group. The Amphibious Assault Ship, Who are the best fishermen on the known affectionately as the "Busy Naval Base? Bee," came here after four months This will be the question uppermost of overhauling at the Norfolk Naval in the minds of all the sporting Nim- Shipyard. This was subsequent to rods during the next two months for operations off the islands of Viegues, Special Services is announcing two Puerto Rico and Morehead City, N. C. Grand Fishing Tournaments, one to during which, in assuming duties as begin 1 November until 30 November, flagship to PHIBRON TEN, she was the other from 1 December through evaluated and adapted to its new role 31 December. as air arm of the amphibious forces The two Naval Base Fishing con- of the Atlantic Fleet. tests, open to all NavBase military The present BOXER, the fifth U.S. and U.S. citizen civilian personnel and warship to bear her proud name, was their dependents, will be divided into brought into existence during the two separate divisions. The first divi- great shipbuilding program of WWII. sion, Afloat and Land Combined, will Since the early months of 1945 when consist of fish caught from ships, she was commissioned as a carrier, boats, docks, land, wharves, islands until beginning of the Korean War or any other objects secured to land in 1950, the BOXER set sail many or afloat. The second division, the times on Far Eastern cruises which Spearfishing division, will cover fish THE 'BUSY BEE'-The USS BOXER entering port. took her to many parts of the Pacific. caught by swimmers. During the Korean War, the The first prize and runner-up prizes BOXER'S first assignment was to for the largest fish caught in a given carry to the Far East 150 desperately species will make the fisherman Tickets On Sale For 'My Sister Eileen' needed planes which she did in record eligible for respective $10.00 and time. Joining the Seventh Fleet, the $5.00 gift certificates at the Navy Reservations for the Little Theater's production of the gay Broadway suc- BOXER's planes participated in the Exchange. Gift certificates for $10.00, cess, "My Sister Eileen," can be made by calling Gert Pontes at EXT. 8303 first landing at Inchon, the liberation at EXT. $7.00 and $5.00 will be awarded for between the hours of 1300 and 1700 and by calling Peg Fielding of Seoul and dealt devastating blows Exchange the three largest Langusta caught, 9568 after 1700. There will also be someone in the Naval Base to the Reds in the Wonson area. On while the same prizes will be offered on Saturdays between the hours of 0930 and 1200. "My Sister Eileen" will the BOXER's third combat tour in night run for the three largest fish caught by open at the Community Auditorium on 11 November for a four 1952, she became the first ship in women and by children under age 16. with the curtain opening at 2000. This is the comedy of errors that ensues history to use guided missiles. Be- when two unsuspecting sisters from Colombus, Ohio are caught in an No individual may receive more than fore the official cease fire became incredibly nonsensical web of circumstances centering in the basement apart- one prize in each tournament. effective on July 27, 1953, BOXER Entries in the First Division are ment they inhabit in New York's Greenwich Village. pilots flew a record number of mis- limited the following species: Snap- sions and participated in the last Broadway audiences gleefully howl- goings-on right outside their window. per, Jack, Bonefish-Ladyfish, Tarpon, of the Korean War. ed for 866 performances at the pre- But if Ruth and Eileen had lived mission Snook, Grouper, Barracuda, Groaker of Ruth, the aspiring writer, upstairs, "My Sister Eileen" wouldn't (Continued on Page Four) and Jewfish. However, a grand prize dicament and her beautiful sister Eileen, the be the rollicking laugh-hit that has of a $15.00 gift certificate will be hopeful actress, who valiantly trys to regaled audiences all over the coun- awarded to the person landing the characters who Jerome Chodorv and largest shark of any species. stave off the peculiar try. Written by Jewish Congregation surge in and out of their apartment. Joseph Fields, who also wrote that Fish eligible for First Division must If Mr. Appopolous, the mercenary record-breaking laugh hit called be caught on rod, reel, line or hand Forms Community Little Theater's line and hook and must be played by though artistic landlord, had rented "Junior Miss," the them a room on one of the building's production of "My Sister Eileen" will On NavBase only one person, with no aid given to Group higher floors, life might have been continue at the Community Audito- the fisherman other than verbal. Only The Jewish congregation, which less hectic. The sisters wouldn't have rium for four performances starting fish caught in the current unrestricted meets for religious services each Fri- heard the blasting for a new subway 11 November and ending the 14th. area of the Naval Base are eligible day night at the school, has decided going on under their basement, and Nancy Abbey will be seen here as for entry in the tournament. to extend its activities, and for that they might have missed the riotous (Continued on Page Two) Fish must be weighed and measur- purpose, has formed a club, the ed by an employee at either the Naval I Jewish Community Group. Station Sailboat Locker or The Spe- The Group's aims are two-fold: cial Services Fishing Locker on Lee- First, to provide religious education ward Point. The Locker employee will for both the adults and children of enter weight and measurements on the congregation, and secondly, to the entry form, sign as one of the organize social functions. witnesses and give the entrant a Officers of the new group are Leon copy of the completed entry blank. Markowitz, President; Isaac Katran, The weighing of the fish must be Vice-President; Mrs. Janice Anten, witnessed by the entrant, weighmas- Secretary-Treasurer and Lillian Mar- ter and one witness. It is the respon- kowitz, Historian. Meetings will be sibility of the entrant to provide the held bi-monthly, on dates to be an- witness. Fish must be weighed and nounced in the Papoose. forms filled out and submitted to Anyone desiring further informa- Special Services, Naval Station, not tion can contact Markowitz at 8561 (Continued on Page Four) or at DH222 after 1630.
MATS The following dates denote Veterans Day I schedule of MATS flights at I I Veterans Day, 11 November, Guantanamo Bay: will be officially observed as a November-3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 1 holiday aboard the Naval Base, 21, 24, 27, 30. Guantanamo Bay. All but neces- K. Cleaveland (left), ATN3, of VU-10, receives his contract and John sary work, drills and exercises December-1, 3, 6, 10, 13, 16, orders for appointment to Aviation Cadet Training from LCDR J. O. Cole, on that day. 18, 21, 27, 30. Executive Officer of VU-10. Cleveland will report to Chief of Naval Air will be suspended Basic Training, Pensacola on 12 November. 0
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The INDIAN's mission is to inform and entertain all hands and to serve as a positive factor in promoting the efficiency, welfare and Event Schedule contentment of personnel. The INDIAN is published weekly at the THURSDAY, 5 November 1959: Naval Base in accordance with NavEos P35, 1fl 1U MONTHLY MEETING-We are Revised July, 1958 and financed with non- appropriated funds at no cost to the govern- fortunate to have as our guest, ment. The INDIAN is printed each week at Mrs. R. F. Vincent who will de- the TENTH Naval District Publications and Printing Office, U.S. Naval Base, Guantanamo monstrate cake decorating. Bay, Cuba. THURSDAY, 12 November 1959: The Command BINGO GAME at the Villamar RADM Frank W. Fenno, USN ComNavBase, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba The Ghosts Of Gtmco Bay Lyceum. All ladies of the Naval Captain K. P. Letts. USN Base are cordially invited. There Chief of Staff No hazelnuts will be refreshments. TIME: 1:30 No autumn leaves Captain P. H. Biarnason, USN P.M. Commanding Officer No fields of corn U. S. Naval Station Nor pumpkin on the vine THURSDAY, 19 November 1959: Guantanamo Bay. Cuba No frosty nights COFFEE HOUR at the Club- EDITORIAL STAFF With crisp chill wind house. Good coffee and "fresh OFFICER-ADVISER To tingle down the spine. CDR John T. Oleksy, USN rolls." Members and guests are Yet Halloween came to Gtmo cordially invited to this informal EDITOR that ghostly night Bill Weekes, J03 And on get-together. TIME: 9:30-1100 I saw such eerie wonders SPORTS EDITOR I nearly froze with fright. A.M. John C. DeJong, JO3 Out of the warm Caribbean sky WEDNESDAY, 25 November 1959: Armed Forces Press Service (AFPS) may MONTHLY LUNCHEON at the not be reprinted without the writtten permis- A great black jet swooped low sion of Armed Forces Press Service. Material Scarcely clearing the housetops Family Restaurant. There is unless in the paper may not be reprinted On the Bay of Guantanamo. always a guest speaker with a authorization is obtained from the editor. to all. Make It was trailing orange fire-- topic of interest The opinions or statements made in articles your reservations by noon on published herein are those of the writers and Yet sailed silent as a bat- 24 November. Phone 9512, Mrs. are not in any case to be construed as official At1Except for a witch's laughter 1:30. The or as reecting the views of the Commanding And the howling of her cat. Holden. The TIME: Officer or of the Navy Department. The price is $1.00. All wives of en- INDAIN Phone is 8488. Next I saw some pumpkins listed personnel cordially invited. Growing on a palm. With glowing eyes and jagged leer Libray Notes They hung from pointed fronds. Scoutmaster's Minute by Helen P. Albright Now palm trees may drop cocoanuts Sometime ago Daniel Boone and October meant 164 new books. Or bear quantities of dates But never, never pumpkins I were participants in a "Turkey Count them! The titles are all on the Shoot." Our system was to dig a hole New Book List on the bulletin board With Jack-o-lantern traits. and tie the turkey down in the hole. for your convenience. With more than A sailor suit came gliding by, Then each time he stuck his head two hundred new titles now overdue, But no sailor was inside. up to gobble one of us would take the outlook for November is just as No head, no feet, no hands, had he a shot at him. Of course, the first one good. We hope we will be seeing YOU. Who walked with manly stride. to down him ate him. Then the Ready today are three great sea I had to know the answer Humane Society was invented and we stories. FIRE AT SEA is the story I swallowed down my fright, had to change our tactics. of the "Morro Castle." Do you re- "Is this regulation, Sir? Tommorrow at the Leeward Point member the tragic headlines? It was Are you sure your garb is righ t?" Range our scouts are sponsoring an just after two o'clock in the morning ultra-modern type of turkey shoot. when, suddenly, sheets of flame en- "Of course," he answered hollowly We have guns and targets (Shotguns gulfed the luxury liner just a few "Sheets are much too trite, that is) and the turkey will be spared miles off the New Jersey beaches. A ghost's a ghost on any post the inhumane treatment until scores Was this arson? Also, Ship Captain As long as he wears white." are counted and the winner marches Wilmott had died under strange cir- I looked across the harbor- off to the chopblock with his Thanks- cumstances just a few hours before. The scene I love the best- giving Dinner. Bring a half dollar The author has uncovered unpublish- The moon beamed down on Navy steel and join us-no skill or experience ed evidence and reports his own sen- Of ships that lay at rest. necessary. sational conclusions. ASSAULT ON A QUEEN is a novel of six advent- Over the quiet waters The Human Society edict had done urers whose fantastic goal includes A shadowy spectre rolled, a lot for turkeys. Seems there could the salvage of a sunken German sub- The skeleton of a pirate ship be one invented to protect teenagers. marine off Fire Island. Their success That sailed these seas of old. Clubs are organized, Groups are would make each one rich for life. Her masts were bare and broken, formed, plans made, fences built, but Methodically planned, the only factor Her sides were stripped and clean, this energetic bundle of human flesh left out is human relations, and must have a pot shot taken at it therein lies the mounting tension. 4 So that through the empty bulkheads The moonlight could be seen. every time it sticks its head up to WHEN THE SHIP SANK is a thrill- gobble. ing sea story of suspense about This phantom craft from ages past ordinary people, become extraordi- Was manned by haggard crew- The Scouting Program tends to nary, in disaster. With hollow eyes and wraith-like limbs minimize the gobbling by teaching They rode their hearse ship through. the Scout Law. If a boy can live up There are more new Westerns; and to the 12 points of the Scout law in for all you baseball fans, there is The anchor thrust of solid rust his everyday life, his actions are more THE PHIL RIZZUTO STORY. You Blossomed on the waves likely to be praised by his associates will like the story of the pint-sized In futile floating flower dust than condemned, thereby giving him youngster who refused to be laughed To garland briney graves. a pat on the head instead of having out of baseball. a pot shot taken at him when he A pirate flag, gaudy rags, ADVISE AND CONSENT is here. Gold in every ear, sticks his undomesticated head into This much-discussed book penetrates Beards of white were lost from sight the throes of manhood. It your gobble the world's stormiest political back- As they sank near our main pier. worthy of praise or pot shot? ground, Washington. There are a Senate old-timer's wily maneuvers, a The moonlight danced on letters dim. vicious demagogue's blistering smear What they said one could only guess. campaign, and the tragic martyrdom I may be wrong, but I think it read, of a presidential hopeful. This story "MAIL BOAT - M. S. T. S." Tickets. 1 is a revealing picture of Washington's Donna Clough Ruth and Jo Hochmuch as Eileen, intricate political, diplomatic and . while other leading roles have been social worlds. . assigned to Vic Redding, Pat Johnson, RAAJV{~ Harry Weisenberger, Fred Davis, Mary Ann Haskill and Lew Carson. Scout Circus From: All the Scouts Stockvitte To: All the Base SASKO-Born to First Lieutenant Subject: Thank you for wl' I and Mrs. George John Sasko, a boy, making our scout circus a big TI George Michael, Jr., 17 Oct. Marine success. Barracks. Page Three Saturday,Sat.uray.31 31 Octoberctoer 1959959THE THE INDIANNDIN Pge hre
High School Pirates Face NavSta Team Sunday; Refreshments, Fun For All
NAVAL STATION ALL-STAR FROM A TIGHT T-FORMATION THAT WILLIAM T. SAMPSON HIGH SCHOOL PIRATES STARTING LINE-UP WILL OPEN AGAINST THE HIGH SCHOOL PIRATES: (LINE) (RE) THAT WILL FACE NAVY SUNDAY ON SAMPSON FIELD AT 2:30 P.M. MIKE BOZIK-(RG) DON SMITH-(C) CHUCK NICHOLS-(LG) JOHN (LINE) (RE) JIM WEEKS-(RG) JACK FULTON-(C) LARRY VOS- DEJONG-(LE) GENE BENSON; (BACKFIELD) (RHB) JERRY HUB- SELER-(LG) JERRY EASTER-(LE) DANNY SCHNIEBLE; (BACK- BARD-(QB) LEVERNE PETERS-(LHB) DON GILBERT-(FB) LARRY FIELD) (FB) LARRY NORTHRIP-(LHB) JACK KENWORTHY-(RHB) WOODYARD. DON VERDERY-(QB) KENT CRAFT.
tion of Mr. Tom Smith. Verdery and Ken Girkey to the firing single wing. First Navy Game According to school records this line and end Jim Weeks will be the The Pirates line will get a lot of is the first time in school history the number one receiver. The Pirates play from guards Jack Fulton and Pirates have played a Navy team possess a fine broken field runner in Jerry Easter and center Larry In School's History in football. Larry Northrip, an outstanding Vosseler. Holding down the Navy line by Don Gilbert The Pirates line weighing 155 blocker in Jack Kenworthy, and a will be Chuck Nichols at center and The William T. Sampson High against the All-Stars 167 will utilize breakaway runner in freshman speed- guards Don Smith and John DeJong. School football team will play the speed rather than weight. ster Kent Craft who will direct the Lefty Craft will coach the High Naval Station All-Stars Sunday at Laverne Peters is expected to do team from three different offenses. School team and Scotty Hamil will recreation Sampson Field. Kick-off is the throwing for the Navy team with The school will run from the single do the Navy honors. at 2:30 P.M. 6-4 end Gene Benson as a prime wing, West Virginia spread and the Six pom pom girls will give color The game is being sponsored by target with Jim Moore and Mike I-formation. The All-Stars will oper- to the game. Refreshments and pro- the junior class under the able direc- Bozik. The Pirates will send Don ate from the T-formation and the grams will be available at the field. Ladies Golf Shots . The 19th Hole by Sayre Thompson ON THE 9 by Jim Dempsey Em Griffin took low gross-Pat We're sorry if some of you missed Kitterman shot one of her better the fine "3 men and a girl" event held games and took low net. Fran Wil- last Sunday afternoon at the golf liams who has been off the course 1 club. Over 50 guys and gals hustled for several weeks came back and tied around the hills trying to coax in Miriam Sweet for low putts. each others' putts and old man "Par" ,'I was badly belabored when the last ON THE 18 foursome arrived at the 19th hole 1st Flight: to join the rest of the "IF we had r. etc." Cleo Galyon-low gross. Marion sunk that putt on number 9 Stockstad, low net (had a birdie on group. Low net was 17 under par, Left to right: Emily Griffin, runner-up, Lee Leonard, winner of 18 Hole 17) and Fran Whitver low putts. followed by a 3 way tie for second Tournament-Nana Henderson, winner of Consolation Flight. 2nd Flight: with 16 under. Prize winners were as follows: Pat Reynolds and Louise Herrin that last 18 of their 36 holes in the enthusiastic champ! Winner net 54: tied for low gross. Marge Long took finals last Friday-both girls game Nana Henderson is our winner of G. Egan low net and Edna Fitzgibbons-now "was on" and the match went in the the Consolation Flight. Nana and Rachel Gray graduated to the 18-took low putts. 34th hole before the winner was de- Kathryn Jones (runner-up) match Bob Mahoney Lee Leonard is our new 18 Hole cided. Congratulations to both girls went to the 26th hole. Congratula- Stan Stanley Champion. Lee and Em Griffin played for a good match and to a new and tions to these winners. 2nd place, 3 way tie: Bob Roman Jim Dempsey Nani Mae Hall Pearl Egan Doc Jones Walt Stone minister delivering a sermon had A Jack Bryant Bob Normand on his chin. He said that he The Winners Bowkng a bandage Gene Townsend Pick Men's on his sermon had been concentrating Fran Whitver Ed Schultz came through with 13 correct that morning and had cut himself Willie Lawrence picks last week and Lefty Craft took the lead TEAM STANDINGS while shaving. Pat Lenihan in the prognosticators race with 12 right. 1. FTG #2 11 "Too bad," said a voice from a Low Putts, 2 way tie: One game was tied last week, Navy and 2. Marine Barracks 8 pew, "that he didn't concentrate on Hal Staggers "BJ" Gardner Penn were dropped from the list. 3. Boat Shed 8 his chin and cut his sermon." Cleo Galyon Mary Lenihan This week for the first time we have iden- 4. NAS Supply 7 George Haines Ed Duke tical picks. Mike Bozik and Floyd Price agree 5. FTG #1 7 Bob Hall "AJ" Holder 20. NavSta Personnel 2 10 on all fifteen games. 6. Ordnance 7 Longest Drive No 18: right wrong 7. Shore Patrol 7 HIGH AVERAGE "BJ" Gardner Lefty Craft 49 21 8. NSD #3 7 1. Giles------178 Cleo Galyon 23 9. Naval Base 7 2. Danielson------178 Closest to pin #18 (in the hole) Charlie Weeks 47 1 10. Public Works 7 3. Boyd------174 19 inches Edward Schultz 47 23 #1 6 11. NSD HIGH GAME Bob Normand 12. Dental Clinic 6 CAPT Henderson 46 24 1. Guindon------225 Kathy Jones 13. Ships Dept 6 Long putt #18 Mike Bozilk 46 24 2. Boyd------222 14. Hospital #1 5 181 feet. 3. Turner------219 "AJ" Holder Chuck Nichols 44 26 15. NSD #2 5 Kathy Jones 19% inches. Special Services 5 HIGH SERIES Floyd Price 29 15 16. The 1959 Gtmo Invitational Golf 3 1. Boyd ------570 17. Security Group Tournament will be held starting 6 LTJG Slawson 41 29 2. Mungin---- - 565 18. Hospital #2 3 November. Deadline for entries, men, 3 3. Danielson------! 562 Walt White 35 85 19. NAS Commissary is 5 November. High handicappers can win some of the beautiful silver ARMY YALE PITT' NAVY ILL MICH M.S. CLERK DUKE KEN ISU N.C. BAYL SMU ARK the committee has chosen for these vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs events. Balls for birdies and many A&M A.F..~ DARTM SYRA N.D. PURD WISC O.S. RICE GA.T. MIAM MISS TENN TCU TEX other merchandise prizes, clubs, bags, BAYL TEll ARK shoes etc. Sign up at the pro-shop. Lefty Craft ARMY YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC O.S. CLEM GA.T.1K4AM LSU TENN ARK Charlie Weeks A. F. YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC O.S. CLEM GA.T.1MIAM MISS TENN TCU TEXl WISC M.S. CLEM GA.T.1 KEN LSU TENN TCU TEX ARK Edward Schultz A.F. YALE SYRA N.D. PURD Patient: "Just what are my chances, CAPT Henderson ARMY YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC M.S. RICE GA.T.; KEN MISS TENN TCU TEK ARK doctor?" Mike Bozik ARMY YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC M.S. CLEN GA.T.IMIAM MISS TEN TCU TEX ARK Chuck Nichols A.F. YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC O.S. CLEM GA.T.IMIAM LSU TENN TCU TEE ARK Doctor: "Well, if I were you I TENN TCU TEKX ARK Floyd Price ARMY YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC M.S. CLEM GA.T.IMEAM MISS wouldn't start reading any continued KEI LSU N.C. TCU SMU ARK LTJG Slawson A.F. YALE SYRA N.D. PURD WISC O.S. CLEM DUKE KEN LSU TENN TCU TEK ARK stories." Walt White ARMY YALE SYRA NAVY PURD WISC M.S. CLEM GA.T. 0. ft
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Softball Play-off Standings NFL STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE NFL STANDINGS Saturday, October 31 Held Next Week Eastern Division NavSta-The Hangman Team W L Pts Pts Record Lwd. Pt.-Gideon of Scotland Yard Tom L. (for lucky?) Hastie, AD2, NAS Operations 14 0 NAS-Death of a Scoundrel Team For Aga W L pitched a no hitter for VU-10 Leeward MCB-1 10 4 Marine Site-Ten Days To Tulara Hospital 9 4 New York 99 99 4 1 Villamar-The Invisible Boy against Hospital last Monday, 26 Cleveland VU-10 Leeward 7 7 98 48 3 2 MCB-1-Man From God's Country October, and lost the game 2-0. Two Philadelphia 126 117 3 2 walks and two errors drove in the Marines 4 10 Sunday, November 1 Pittsburgh 101 86 2 3 winning runs for Hospital, keeping VU-10 4 10 NavSta-South Pacific NAS Admin 4 10 Washington 75 141 2 3 Lwd. Pt.-The Hangman alive their hopes of a play-off for Chicago Cards 101 123 1 4 NAS-Gideon of Scotland Yard second place with MCB-1. FTG 3 10 Marine Site-Death of a Scoundrel NAS Operations and NAS Supply Western Division Villamar-Ten Days To Tulara NATIONAL LEAGUE have wrapped up the first place in San Francisco 132 65 4 1 MCB-1-The Invisible Boy Team W L their perspective leagues. A play-off Baltimore 132 97 4 1 Monday, November 2 is necessary to determine second place NAS Supply 12 2 Green Bay 85 120 3 2 NavSta-Revolt in the Big House in the National League. Teen Age Club 9 5 Los Angeles 102 101 2 3 Lwd. Pt.-South Pacific Chicago Bears 77 104 1 4 NAS-The Hangman Below is the "round-robin" sched- NAS Leeward 9 5 Detroit 83 121 1 4 Marine Site-Gideon of Scotland Yard ule which will be played to determine NavSta Sec Group 9 5 MCB-1-Ten Days To Tulara the champions of Guantanamo Bay Schedule for Sunday 1 Nov. 1959 NAS BOQ 7 7 after second place has been settled Cleveland at Baltimore Tuesday, November 3 NavSta Pers 7 7 Pittsburgh NavSta-Road Racers in both leagues. The seventh game at Chicago Cards Lwd. Pt.-Revolt in the Big House may not be necessary depending on FCP 2 12 Washington at Philadelphia NAS-South Pacific the winner of game #6. NAS Comm 1 13 Green Bay at New York Marine Site-The Hangman Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Villamar-Gideon of Scotland Yard Detroit at San Francisco MCB-l-Death of a Scoundrel GAME #1 1t lc -I'ATTA Wednesday, November 4 1 & 2 NavSta-Villa 2nd lac-svT A winner gams Lwd. Pt.-Road Racers oe GAME #2 BOXER. NAS-Revolt in the Big House 2 lace-AMFCA" Marine Site-South Pacific CHAMPIONS5 GAME. 6 WA: #7 After conducting intensive Villamar-The Hangman Could determno Chaps IT wnne N4loses train- MCB-1-Gideon of Scotland Yard ing with the Seventh Fleet after the armistice, the BOXER, in 1956, be- Thursday, November 5 came a CVS, support aircraft carrier, NavSta-Wolf Larsen Lwd. Pt.-Villa and her crew began to learn the new NAS-Road Racers job of anti-submarine warfare and Marine Site-Revolt in the Big House operations. Villamar-South Pacific MCB-1-The Hangman Before being converted into a LPH in 1958, the "Busy Bee" participated Friday, November 6 W. T. Sampson School Demands during her tenth cruise (1956-57) in NavSta-The Legend of Tom Dooley ASW and Hunter/Killer operations Lwd. Pt.-Wolf Larsen NAS-Villa Students throughout the Pacific with the Sev- Marine Site-Road Racers Good Conduct From enth Fleet, participated in amphibious Villamar-Revolt in the Big House assault operations in which the MCB-1-South Pacific Good conduct is expected at the Wm. T. Sampson School from all students. BOXER acted as a CVHA, and took The junior-senior high school has adopted a policy, with School Board part in numerous atomic exercises THE HANGMAN . . Robert Taylor and approval, governing the behavior of its students. Rules implementing this Tina Louisa. A U.S. Marshal with a reputa- during OPERATION HARDTACK at tion for always getting his man, lets one get policy apply throughout the school day, anywhere on the campus, and at the Bikini-Eniwetok-Johnson Island away because he has faith in him. B&W school sponsored activities. 86 Unacceptable conduct includes: run- Proving Grounds. mm. A-Fair Y&C-No. ning, throwing objects, loud boisterous Presently, the BOXER operates with SOUTH PACIFIC . Rossano Brazzi and behavior, improper language, fighting a squadron of four high-speed dock Mitzi Gaynor. A wonderful musical with two landing ships (LSDs) all of which romances interwoven into the songs and or horseplay, tampering with fire ex- dances. CS E 151 mi. A&Y-Excellent C- tinguishers, hoses, alarms, clocks, have helicopter landing decks. Many Mature but excellent. Special Merit. etc., and violation of any other rules changes have been made personnel- wise as Marines, some 327, have as- REVOLT IN THE BIG HOUSE . Gene established by the school. Evans and Robert Blake. A man conspires with sumed jobs normally operated by four men in a prison break. He plans a double To enforce these rules any teacher sailors. Operating as a LPH the "Busy cross but one of the men catches him and may assign up to two hours detention Bee" will take aboard and land troops kills him. B&W 79 min. No listing available. and the principal up to five hours. and their equipment by helicopter, ROAD RACERS . Joel Laurence and When a student accumulates ten hours enabling the Navy to deploy forces Sally Fraser. A young race driver is banned detention, parents are notified by let- over and around the enemy. from American tracks because of recklessness. ter and a conference suggested. Fif- He goes to Europe and participates in com- teen hours result in another letter, petition and finally straightens out. B&W 75 mm. No listing available. with a copy to the Superintendent. At 20 hours, suspension for one week Fishing Contest. VILLA . . . Brian Keith and Cesar Romero. Before Pancho Villa became a general and is mandatory and the chairman of the later than 72 hours after the fish are hero of the Mexican Revolution he was a School Board is notified of such action. caught. bandit, and it is those early years of his life Fishermen are reminded that re- that this film deals with. E CS 72 min. A-Y- In addition to the unacceptable Well produced C-No. conduct mentioned above, habitual duced prices are in effect at the Naval tardiness can result in three hours Station Sailboat Locker for the rent- WOLF LARSEN . . . Barry Sullivan and ing of fishing equipment and boats Peter Graves. The story of a tyrannical sea detention, unexcused absence from one through Thursday. Also, captain who finally meets death at the hands to two hours detention for each hour on Monday hooks of his crew. B&W 83 min. No listing available. missed, and possible suspension from that complete line of tackle, and bait are on sale 24 hours a day. THE LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY. school for future unexcused absences. Michael London and Jo Morrow. Unaware that In the Spearfishing division, all the civil war has ended a Confederate soldier Stealing or vandalism calls for fish must be taken by one person who ambushes a Union stagecoach. From then on restitution and possible suspension. is part of a party of two or more he becomes an outlaw. B&W 79 min. A-Good be tolerated. All Y-Very Good C-Mature. Cheating will not people. However, the spearing of all work involved, regardless of impor- fish must be witnessed by a fishing tance, is graded as a failure and partner. All fish must be caught in New INDIAN Carriers detention assigned. Smoking on cam- the current unrestricted area. with first offense pus is forbidden A gift certificate of $15.00 will be Rt. #11-Chris Pond, M114 Marine an automatic five hours receiving awarded for the largest fish caught Site, Phone 9322. Marine Site #1, and a second offense result- detention in the following eligible species: Marina Pt., Caravella Pt., Mobile Pt. from school. Dis- ing in suspension Pompano, Snapper, Grouper, Jack, may result in Rt. #1-Mike Whelan, M121 Ma- respect for a teacher Barracuda and Jewfish. immediate suspension from school. rine Site, Phone 9221. Teachers Qtrs., Spearfishing shall be limited to the made with Chapel Hill, Victory Hill, Navy Ex- All of these rules are hours between sunrise and sunset. change Motel, Quonset Huts, Trailer one goal in mind-a well-behaved All fish entered into competition must Park. student body that will benefit each be taken on a single line spear and student. The entire staff of Wm. T. no closer than 500 yards from a line Rt. #9-Bill Wagner, Hospital Hill Sampson is proud of the present high fisherman. All spear fisherman will Qts., Phone 8391. Radio Pt., Paola standards of conduct and is working wear a sheath knife while in the Pt., Hospital Hill. CAPTIVATING SMILES-Vivacious hard to maintain good citizenship. water. No self contained or sustained Pat McLaughlin of Silver Springs, Rt. #8 Fred Clarke, OP-AA NAS, breathing apparatus will be used in Phone 8495. Oil Pt. All NAS Housing. Fla., may hide behind a smiling Jack-O'-Lantern, but it is doubtful taking any fish entered in competition. if anyone would be scared away. Rhymes of the Times "Well, I finally broke my kid from First Glowworm: "Boy! Do I feel biting his nails!" TiLE ROMANS H-lAD A stupid!" "Yeah, how?" Golf-Game where the ball lies NAME FOR IT, Second Glowworm: Why's that? "I knocked out all his teeth." poorly and the player well. AND OTHER PEOPLES 6 First Glowworm: "I sat there five TOO, minutes talking to that cigarette "Are you engaged to that fellow Expectant mother: "Would you like BUT NOW ON butt." with the wooden leg? a baby brother or baby sister? OCTOBER 31ST IT'S HALLOWEEN "No . . . . I finally got mad at him Four-year-old son: "If it's not too Sweet young thing: "I like men and broke it off." TO YOU. much trouble, I'd like a pony." AGENT .AiVS with blue eyes and green backs."