1955 Guantanamo Bay Carnival Opens Today

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Vol. VII, No. 7 U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 19 February 1955 1955 Guantanamo Bay Carnival Opens Today Festivities Set to Run Four Days The 1955 edition of the Guantanamo Bay Carnival, featuring a 1955 Dodge Royal Sedan and a 1955 Ford Convertible as the top attractions, will get underway today for a gala four days. Opening its gates to the public this afternoon at 1300, the carnival will run for four big days; today until 2200, Sunday from 1300 to 2200, Monday from 1700 to 2200, and a grand finale day from 1000 to 2000 on Tuesday at the end of which time some two persons will not walk away, but drive off in a new Dodge andi a new Foind. Staged each year for the Guan- Base POs Complete Exams, tanamo Bay Naval Base Commnun- Rates Due in Group iy Fund, the carnival will offer On Tuesday, 22 Feb, second class entertainment of all sorts for all officers of the Naval Base ages with 19 entertainment booths, petty kiddie will compete in the service-wide eight refreshment booths, for advancement in rides, horseback riding, roller skat- examinations and a special to Pay Grade E-6, completing, fortune telling, rating aexamnatons souvenir booth. This year, the car- ingring the to semi-annualPeiaay examinations. nvli eddb omte Then the waiting begins until late Ciran CP W. b. Carute April or early May when the re- suits of the four examinations, Commanding Officer, Naval Station. Pay Grades E-4, E-5, E-6, and R u n n i n g the entertainment E-7 will be returned from the ex- booths will be the Base Commands, amining center. the Parent-Teachers Association, series of tests, advance- the Fleet Reserve Auxiliary, ani For this the ment will be in a group rather than the American Legion while tri installments that were Navel Statin will take y' - ost in the 'he used for the examinations last of the refreshment booths. August. Girl Scouts will run their Cake the tri - installment Booth ani patio with the Teen- was Basically, President-elect Batista inspects the honor guard of Marines that plan for advancement set up those agers running a "hamburger and 2nd Lt. D. L. The drawn up on the dock. Accompanying General Batista is to be advanced in three groups, coffee" booth right next door. Bell of the Marine Barracks. to their final multiple Cake Booth was one of the largest according year. score on the examination. When attractions last Cuban President-Elect Visits Naval Base the tests in August were returned, For the kiddies, there will be those who passed were notified of four big attractions plus roller Spe- The Cuban President-elect Ful- their respective advancement dates, skating at the Naval Station first rates became effective on cial Services Skating Rink. Iow- gencio Batista y Zaldivar paid an NavSta Seaman Commended and 15 November. However, the plan ever, the biggest event for the unexpected visit to the Naval Base was dropped after the first group kiddies this year will he the last Saturday aboard the Cuban For Rescue on Barge received their new rates, and the "Kiddie Parade," a costume parade participating. Navy vessel "Cuba". remaining two groups received with all age groups their rates at the turn of the year. VU-10 has once again set up The Cuba with General Batista Unless notification is received their "Choo-Choo" ride for the of MCB-1 will on board, escorted by the Cuban from the Bureau of Pesronnel or kids. The SeaBees advancement have their SeaBee Merry-Go- Maximo Gomez, arrived at the examining center, frigate will revert to the former system Round, and the Naval Station Pier Baker at 11 A.M. Saturday for the exams held this month, and Coral and CHBONE vill work morning. A 21-gun salute was fired all men who pass the examination jointly in running the horseback year, the newest from the base as the Cuba headed in all parts and are qualified, will riding circle. This be rated on 15 May. addition for the kiddies is the into the channel and a full Marine ______"BOOM" ride, constructed especial- guard of honor was drawn smartly ly for this year's carnival by the up on the dock to render honors Navy Screens EMs For Stevedores of CHBONE. CuisePersnnelTo round out the carnival at- to the President-elect. Anarticmosphere,Anarie the Naval Station will Rear Admiral E. B. Taylor, Com- Washington (AFPS)-The Navy operate a souvenir booth, with an mander, Naval Base, and command- has asked commanding officers to even greater variety of souvenirs ing officers of base commands nominate qualified enlisted men for than ever before, and the Dental Antarctic expedition. Clinic Wives add a mystic note with greeted General Batista upon his the 1955-56 will be accepted only on a Fortuii Telling booth. Finally, in Personnel arrival. A 6-man Marine escort Albert J. Perry, SN, of the Na- a voluntary basis. doing their part, the Boy Scoots two jeeps guided the party on a val Station Special Services Divi- The Navy advised medical of- will handle the carnival parking that in approving men for lots. tour of the base. sion, receives congratulations from ficers the rigorous living and working As has been customary in pre- General Batista was accompanied CAPT W. R. Caruthers, Command- ing Officer, conditions in the Antarctic they vious years, Navy Guantanamo'a of Naval Station, at a Cuban neighors viii be invited to on his visit by the Cuban Chief meritorious mast held in the cap- should be guided by requirements for submarine duty. the carnival with special boats and the Navy, Rear Admiral Jose E. tain's office on 9 Feb. Perry was This year, Rodriguez Calderon, and other given a letter of commendation for In addition, volunteers must busses being provided. serv- however, there will be two big state and diplomatic dignitaries. his assistance in the rescue of three have 24 months obligated ice and good service records. days-Sunday and Tuesday-n The party lunched at the Officers' men overcome by lack of oxygen in The avysaithefolowig which the Cuban civilians will join Club and returned to the Cuba in a ballast tank of the YFN-309 on The Navy said the following with Navy Guantanamo at the car- the afternoon. They departed about 22 Jan. Through Perry's knowledge rates are desired for the expedi- 5 P.M. of applying artificial respiration, tion: BM, QM, ET, TE, RM, YN, he assisted in reviving two of the SK, DK, CS, JO, DM, SN, SA, The primary mission of the car- President-elect Batista will take men. Looking on at the ceremony MM, all group VIII ratings AT, nivalis to finance the Naval Base is LTJG D. R. Byerley, Naval Sta- AC, AG, AK, PH, AN, SD, TN Community Fund which supports his oath of office as the President (Coitinued on Page Four) of Cuba next week. tion Special Services Officer. and TA. ao Page THE INDIAN aN Saturday, 19 February 1955 lwo

Hospital Notes rwiquc OOS((OG mission-To inform The Indian's by R. P. Campanozzi and entertain all hands; to serve by Cpl Joe Androvich, USMC as a positive factor in promoting Heirport News Sunday, 20 February 1955 content- and Pfc Paul Hoffer, USMC the efficiency, welfare, and and two little Two young gents Departures ment of personnel. ladies are added to the Gtmo Birth Catholic Masses Parade. Sir Stork presented Duane The only departure from Marine Sunday, 0700-Naval Base Chapel Editorial Office, U. S. Naval Base Anthony to SD3 and Mrs. Virginia Barracks this past week was in the Sunday, 0900-Naval Base Chapel Special Services Department of Pfc James A. Edmonds Sunday, 1230-Naval Base Chapel Goodman; introduced Darryl De- person Mon. thru Fri. 1645-Naval Base Chapel Fleet Recreation Center of the Security Section. Pfc Telephone 9615 wane to TN and Mrs. Nellie Smith; Saturday, 0800-Naval Base Chapel blessed QMC and Mrs. Maria Wil- Edmonds will report to Norfolk, Confessions: Saturday, 1700-1800; 1900- Saturday, 19 February 1955 son with a baby girl; and presented Va. for duty pending discharge. 2000, and daily before mass. U. S. NAVAL BASE Deborah Ann to SD2 and Mrs. Also scheduled to depart from Ma- Potestant Services Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Lucille Dualen. rine Barracks within the next few Sunday: 1100-Divine Worship days is Pfc Albert RADM Edmund B. Taylor T. Matthews, 0930-Sunday School Commander Sidelights also of the Security Section. Pfc 0930-Adult Bible Class Pick up on that Frank Sparks Matthews will report to the Ma- 1930-Fellowship Hour CAPT G. M. Holley with his new 1941 convertible, new rine Detachment, New Orleans, La. Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week Bible Study Chief of Staff Thursday: 1900-Choir Rehearsal paint job and all accesories . Range Detail U. S. NAVAL STATION Have you read "The Hospital Jewish Services Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Approximately 50 Marines com- Staff Party will be held on Wednes- menced firing on the rifle range 14 Friday: 1900-Naval Base Chapel CAPT William R. Caruthers, USN day, 2 March at Phillips Park . . . Feb. as the initial requalification Christian Science Commanding Officer In our intramural basketball, the detail for 1955 begins. Each Ma- Sunday: 1000-Station Library Junior Quarters hold a two game Editorial Staff rine will fire the Caliber .30 M1 Chaplains at this Activity edge over the Senior Quarters. The for a qualifying score of 190. The LT E. A. Sandness- ___Officer-Advisor CDR J. J. Sullivan, CHC, USN H. E. Davis, JOC ------Editor last two games were nip and tuck current range record established H. L. Sisson, 403------News all the way; in fact, the latter in 1953 by Sgt Guy Lambert re- (Catholic) F. L. Cannon, J03----Photographer game was won in overtime. Spar- mains at 234. Best of luck to all LCDR K. G. Peterson, CHC, USN D. C. Roherts, JOSH - H-----eporter kling for the Juniors are Tom qualifying shooters and here's (Protestant) THE INDIAN is published weekly at Mulvihill and Ken Gorr, The Sen- hoipng you break the record. the Naval Station in accordance with iors depend on Radar Edmunds and Talent Show NavExos P-35, Revised Nov. 1945, and Mike Cuddy for their tallies. Any- funds. As the date approaches nearer, The Chaplain's Corner financed with non-appropriated one interested in playing with many talented Marines are still THE INDIAN is a member of the Armed either squad is requested to con- reluctant to submit their names to AFPS material What is the real Spirit of Lent? Forces Press Service, and tact Joe Sabato in X-ray . . . I'll appearing herein must not be reproduced TSgt Schuler for the coming It is not merely a negative matter without written permission. Local news now make way for Don Degon who Talent Show and picnic lunch to be of doing without this or without given may be re-printed provided credit is will henceforth be your hospital held at the Movie Lyceum on the that, or a prideful mathematical to THE INDIAN. ,see you writer. Adios Muchachas 25th of this month. We're sure enumeration of prayers and pen- All photographs are official U. S. Navy, in Hoboken. there are many more talented Ma- photos unless otherwise credited. ances. It would be a pagan thing rines here than those few who have if you made your Lent a stoic's already submitted their names. Lent, just a matter of seeing how Honor Guard far you can go in building up your Approximately 37 Marines par- own self-sufficiency. It would be ticipated in the Honor Guard for almost sacrilegious if Lent should What's Doin' Stateside Navyby PatWives' Aldridge Club the visit of the Cuban President, make you boastful or proud: "I'm Fulgencio Batista. doing this for Lent and that for (AFPS Weekly Feature) The weekly Bingo Social of the Field Meet Lent. What are you doing? Huh!" A veteran American auto manu- Guantanamo Navy Wives' Club was A triangle field meet was held It would be ridiculous if your ad- facturer says that U.S. cars are held last Thursday, February 10, at the Marine Barracks on Friday herence to Lenten penances should getting so big they're becoming at the Villamar Lyceum. Activities afternoon between the MCB-1 Sea- make you less obedient (this for impractical . Automobile execu- Chariman, Pearl Pearcy had pur- bees; Marine Detachment of the children), less t o 1 e r a n t, less tive George Rommey warns that chased a number of lovely surprise USS Intrepid, and the Marine thoughtful, less kindly, a bore and the trend toward ever wider and prizes all beautifully wrapped in Barracks. Beginning the afternoons a hairshirt to family and friends longer models is creating "mechan- the Valentine motif and began the activities, the Seabees of MCB-1 and fellow workers. ized dinosaurs' unsuitable for ev- afternoon calling a unique bingo pulled both Marine entries across Fortunately Saint Paul is on eryday use because of their girth. game designed to better acquaint the line in a grueling tug of war. hand to give us the spirit of Lent . But the Automobile Manufac- newcomers and members with one In record breaking fashion, the with his canticle of love. Actually turers Assn. denies any cause for another. June Munson, Vice Presi- relay team of Cpl Saunders, Cpl we should not do anything for alarm . . . It points out that U.S. dent, was absent due to a hospital Gourdine, Cpl Fredericks, and Pfc Lent. We do whatever we do for cars have grown an average of lit- sojourn along with Mrs. Goodman Mason outran their competitors by love, or we may just as well leave tle more than a half foot in length who was busy welcoming the stork. 25 yards. An egg can be thrown 40 it undone. "If I should have proph- since 1940. An amendment to the constittu- yards and still not be broken as ecy and know all mysteries and tion of the local charter will be proved by two members of MCB-1, all knowledge, and if I have all winners of the Egg Tossing con- faith so as to move mountains, yet eyebrow-raising product considered by Navy Wives at their Latest test. Climaxing the afternoons ac- do not have charity, I am nothing. to hit the American market-a next business meeting in March. Jean O'Brien, Corresponding Sec- tivities was a touch football game And if I distribute all my goods mechanical pencil using liquid to feed the poor, and if I deliver liquid, the retary, has been directed to inform between MCB-1 and Marine Bar- lead . . . Because it's racks. my body to be burned, yet do not . all members of the proposed On the first play from scrim- point can't break, of course mage the Marines scored have charity, it profits me nothing." and can be amendment and its content effect- on a pass Writing comes out dry from Androvich to Saunders in the Read the next few lines of the erased, but isn't supposed to smear. ing club membership. A quomum must be present before such an end zone. The lone scoie of the description of charity in the famous article may be adopted. game was enough to give the chapter of the first letter to the The world's first steamship pier Leathernecks the margin of victory. Corinthians and you will find ma- Those members who wish to at- terial aplenty for Lenten resolves. which can double in brass as a tend future socials but have no heliport has been opened in New Lent, in the final analysis, is baby sitter will be pleased to note really a period of love. It is a York . . . The two story, concrete- that maid service is available at the roofed structure cost $12 million challenge of love. The eighteenth Villiamr Lyceum during the meet- FRA Spotlite Chapter of St. Luke's It may eventually be used to ing. Gospel sup- A nominal fee is charged for plies the challenge in Christ's ferry passengers directly to ship- the care of each child. Regular by P. E. Gibson side from nearby airports and vice prophecy of the crashing climax business meetings are held the of love that is to take place on versa. first Thursday evening of each The Valentines Day Dinner- Dance held last Monday at the Good Friday. That is the limit, the month in the School Assembly Hall incredible limit, to which Christ's at eight P.M. Naval Air Station Enlisted Men's According to a Unievrsity of Club was a huge success. Chief love for tis carried Him. How far Washington expert, the ice age is Douglas and his crew went all out -here is the Lenten love chal- making something of a comeback pink, your eyes aren't playing to provide excellent food and serv- lenge-how far will your love of in the Northwest . . . Glacers- tricks on you . . . It's just the ice. All who attended are looking Him carry you? remmants of the huge ice masses newest stateside feminine fashion forward to the next FRA social. Do you want two simple sug- which covered most of what is . The gals have taken to wear- The record crowd that swarmed gestions, two Lenten resolves that now the United States in prehis- ing full length cotton stockings in at the last minute, causing a will guarantee the real fruit of toric times-have grown notice- and the more outlandish the color delay Lent, a deepening of love? The ably larger in recent years in the in dinner has brought about the better . . . Fashion authorities a new policy. All future first is sincere prayer. The second Cascade Mountains of Oregon and socials explain that women want to dis- will be held for members only and is daily meditation, thinking about, Washington . . . There are signs play "leg originality" and are bored those desiring dinner will have to bringing alive for yourself the of the same thing happening in with the. same old sheer reserve Christ of the Gospels. In this way, Montana and Wyoming. nylons their tickets in advance. every day . . . But are men in Rumors have it that great plans day by day, you will be meeting the challenge of Lenten love. favor of this sort of originality? are being made for next month, If you see a shapely leg or two . . . No comment from the fashion so watch this column for an- Jerome J. Sullivan swathed in lavendar or shocking experts on that. nouncement. CDR, CHC, USN m M Saturday, 19 February 1955 THE INDIAN Page Three

NavBase School Holds CoIPhibLant Makes HONOR MAN Rabbi Witkin Plans For Carnival Poster Contest Base Passover Holiday A poster contest advertising the Annual Visit Here Rabbi Nathan Witkin, Field rep- annual Guanatamo Bay Carnival resentative for the National Jewish was held among the pupils of the VADM F. G. Fahrion Command- Naval Base School last week. Welfare Board from Balboa, Canal In the High School category first er, Amphibious Force, Atlantic Zone, visited the Naval Base last will arrive on the Naval place was taken by Ralph Avila Fleet, week during his semi-annual tour and Robert Pendleton. Runner-up Base this morning for his annual of Caribbean bases. Arriving here was Stanley Price, and third place visit to Guantanamo Bay. Arriving was taken by James Dexter and Tuesday at the Naval Air Station, Paul Schurhammer. at the Naval Air Station, Admiral Rabbi Witkin made all the neces- Fahrion will tour the base with In the Elementary Grade class, sary arrangements for the Pass- Linda Cope was awarded first place RADM E. B. Taylor, Commander, over holiday, beginning at sun- and John Huddy and John Teagle Naval Base. After completing his took second place while Virginia down on Wednesday, 6 April. the base. Admiral Fahrion MacGregor was judged third place tour of Friday night, Rabbi Witkin con- will depart on 23 Feb. winner. ducted the 1900 Jewish Services at the Naval Base chapel, and will 11 NavSta Men Receive Good Conduct Awards speak this evening on "Your Chap- lain Speaks," a regular weekly program over WGBY. During his stay on the Naval Base, Rabbi Witkin visited various activities and commands of the Most outstanding sailor at last base, along with arranging for the week's Captain's Inspection on Bay passover foods to be flown to the Hill was Harry Nesbit, SD3, sta- Naval Base in time for the reli- tioned at BOQ-3. His home is in gious holiday. the St. Croix, Virgin Islands. He Rabbi Witkin departed Satur- entered the Navy in 1943, and re- day for San Juan, Puerto Rico and ported here for duty 13 months ago then to Trinidad where he will also from the LST 1144. conduct Jewish services and ar- range for the Passover holiday. At his headquarters in Balboa, Rabbi Witkin is the director of LAFRA News the USO-JWB Club. For any per- by Mrs. J. W. Dexter sonnel of the Naval Base passing through Balboa, Rabbi Witkin ex- The Ladies' Auxiliary of the tends his personal invitation to Fleet Reserve Association sponsor- stop in for a visit. ed a Valentine Program at the Rabbi Witkin has been the field Naval Hospital last Sunday in director in Balboa since 1937. His which the patients were entertain- last visit to the Naval Base was ed by the High School combo. The just a year ago. program opened with solos by Betty Dalton playing the marimba "Secret Love." The combo ended and Pat Fojt playing the accordion. with a jam session that had the men of the Naval Station were awarded Good Conduct Medals Eleven The combo joined in audience calling for encores. The at the Naval Station personnel inspection on Saturday, 12 Feb by with James Dalton's trumpet, James High School combo is a talented Commanding Officer. Those receiving the medals Dexter's CAPT W. R. Caruthers, bass and Jerry Parker on the group and well deserves more ap- were, front row, left to right: Cecil R. Simmons, RM2; Thomas C. Tiniski, drums. Their music pearances around the base. We, of D. Nichols, FN; and Franklin E. teacher, Mrs. EN2; Neil R. Phinney, EN3; Rodney Lillian Armbruster, accompanied LAFRA, extend our thanks to the to right; Samuel D. Hendricks, ME2; George Knopp, SN. Rear Row left on the piano and sang two teen-agers and Mrs. Armbruster RM2; Thomas H. Brown, CT3; Gerald E. Symmonds, YN3; lovely A. Krause, songs, "A Kiss in the Dark" and for their wonderful cooperation. Earl Houp, QMSN; and Robert C. Kirwan, BM1.

Teenage Club Holds Formal Opening Boy Scouts Celebrate 45th Anniversary

Members of the Teenage Club gather on the new patio at their club Boy Scouts of Troop 435 and their leaders group around the birthday of a ball." The occasion was the formal opening of the new for "a bit cake, awaiting the cake cutting ceremony by LT C. C. Echols, Scoutmaster. patio last Saturday. Attending the opening was Mrs. R. E. Fojt, Teenage Club Sponsor, RADM E. B. Taylor, Commander, Naval Base, official The Scouts observed their 45th anniversary during National Scout Week guests, and parents. here on Thursday, 10 Feb. m M Page Four THE INDIAN Saturday, 19 February 1955

Ladies Golf Shots Marine Bowling SPORTS ROUND-UP by Joe Androvich by Betty Lou Tipler by Joe Celentano, JOI, USN On Wednesday morning the 3rd The rapid pace in the first half and 4th Flights of the Ladies' Golf of the Marine Barracks intramural (AFPS Sports Writer) Association played a blind five bowling league has picked up Hot Stove League cinders: New tournament on the front nine. The momentum at the start of the 2nd York Giant knuckleballer Hoyt for three 1st and 2nd Flights played 18 holes round and the respective teams are Wilhelm, an infantryman for low net and low gross. The beginning to show form and shat- years in WWII, got a Purple Heart results: tering all records of the first half. for wounds received in the historic 1st Flight- With the 1st roun d already Battle of the Bulge . Odd job low gross-Jane McElroy safely secured, the He adquarters department: NYU grad Eddie Yost, low net (tie)-Sue Scott and team jumped out in frontt after the Washington's veteran third base- Alma McCracken first week of play by taking a 3-1 man, is an off-season public school 2nd Flight- series from Supply at nd coming teacher . . Chicago Cub third- low gross-Emma Hutton back with a 3-1 victor y over the sacker Vern Morgan inspects pea- low net-Betty Lou Tipler Staff NCO's. High individual nuts for the U.S. in Hmporia, Va. 3rd Flight-1st-Charlie Murphy games were rolled by SS gt Rausch, He determines the price a grower 2nd-Cynthia Holley 186; Cpl Straw, 191, and Cpl An- receives for his product . . . Pitt- drovich 185. sburgh hurler Dick Littlefield is 4th Flight- what you might call a true son of. 1st-Florence Fortenberry In other games during the past the British Isles. He lists his an- 2nd-Twylla Drace week, Team No. 2 defe ated Team After the weekly tournament No. 1 taking 2 games and total cestry as "Irish-English-Scotch." Mrs. Caruthers presided over a pins. Team No. 3 defe ated Team Bidding for the backstop job question-and-answer period on golf No. 4, 3-1 as Cpl Fredericks split with the Chicago While Sox next rules. the pins for a 196 game season will b~e scrappy Clint The Officers started ttheir quest Courtney. Although he wears glass- for the 2nd round by sweeping es, the burly catcher only struck their 4 game series from the Staff out seven times in 122 games for otnthy Baltimore last season . . . Those FTG Bulletin NCO's. In their second outing they crowd-pleasing Milwaukee Braves were met and defeated League by Ron Federman No. 1 as they caught fir e Tam set an all-time National tered all league records . shato attendance mark in 1954 with LTJG Frederic M. Hollen, report- Schreck established a new Don 2,131,386 . . The Yankees have ed to FTG on the 11th of February, individual game of 225 replacing won 4,546 games and lost 3,337 in from the Naval Mine Depot, York- the previous high of 2 r04eplcn 52 seasons in the American League 04 setisby . Stockc market prediction; Sugar town, Va. He originally hails from Pfc Garten. In the same series, Fullerton, California. LTJG Hollen Sgt Edward McKenzie set a new Ray Robinson vii be back singing is presently assigned to the CIC high individual 3 game series of (maybe the blues) ani dancing Saucy Hilda Estevez, young and six months. Department at FTG. 567 by rolling scores o within F1619, Service Highlights pretty Miami model, stands pre- There were two new arrivals and 191. pared for any watery emergencies. last week, and this week we have Bend" Mizell Standing (As of 8 Feb) Fe) won'tWier rejoin"Vinegar the St. Louis Car- Recently Hilda got caught in a another. On Thursday, 10 Febru- 2nd Round ary, Mrs. Wilson, wife of QMC dinals this summer. The Ft. Mc- violent thunder shower and was WL Pherson, Ga., soldier's request for completely drenched. She purchased Wilson, was presented with an 8 10 oz. baby girl. 1. HEADQUARTERS 6 2 an early discharge has been (is- the sombrero for protection. lb. 2. Last Tuesday, Ed Sukonick, Team #2 3 1 approved. The Redbird hurler was ET2, took a trip to Guantanamo 3. Team #3 3 1 inducted October 1953. . Ama- 4. Team #4 City, and it wasn't for liberty and 5 3 teur golfer Lt. Joe Conrad of Gary Carnival . . recreation purposes. Ed was at 5. OFFICERS 5 3 AFB, Tex., has been named by the 6. Team #1 4 4 USGA to the U.S. Walker Cup (Continued from Page One) the airport meeting his wife and the latest addition to the Sukonick 7. SUPPLY 1 7 golf team. Earlier this year Lt. national charities and provides household-his daughter, who was 8. STAFF NCO's 1 7 Conrad was selected by the Texas funds for base organizations which born in January. Ed saw his daugh- -Sportswriters Assn. as the second have no other source of income. ter for the first time, and he was, best amateur athlete of the year. In the 1954 Carnival, over $34,000 of course, very excited about the Ladies Bow ling Rice's All-American Dick Moegle was netted, of which part was held whole thing. Mrs. Sukonick and the was voted the best in this poll. over to finance the beginning of child traveled all the way from Thirty-third annual Kentucky this year's carnival. Pihladelphia via the airways. Team No. 1 of the Ladies Bowl- Open Golf Tournament viii be Out of the net profiet of the ing League held their sl im margin played at the Ft. Campbell officers 1954 Carnival, part of the proceeds over Team No. 8 this w eek to hold golf club, May 12-14. Entries must Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, SHIPS ARRIVALS their right as top team of the be received no later than lay 8 went to the league. Brownies, plus financing kiddies' On down the standings, . New London, Conn., submarine 26 February- teams in the housing areas. Saturday, held their spot, with prac- Base sportswriter James Stanton playgrounds tically no shifts in position. Jr. says "the best team in the over $17,000 of the USS E. A. GREENE (DDR 711) Besides this, Top bowler of the lea gue, Emily New England Interservice Athletic proceeds went to various charities. SHIPS DEPARTURES Griffin, rolled the high game again, Conference is Westover AFB, Included was the Heart Fund, Na- rolling a 216 and holding g an aver- Mass." . LTJG Mario Trafeli tional Foundation for Infantile Monday, 21 February- age of 172. of Great Lakes NTC, Ill., wvon the Paralysis, American Cancer Soci- USS PERRY (DD 844) TEAM STANDI NGS men's senior title in the recent ety, National Tuberculosis Associa- USS HEALY (DD 672) Team #1 13 3 Chicago Silver Skates Derbies. The tion, Navy Relief Society, the USS ROBINSON (DD 562) Team #8 12 4 Navy dentist vas clocked at 6:20.6 American National Red Cross, and USS CONY (DDE 508) Team #2 11 5 for the 12 lap, two-mile event. various Cuban charities. Wednesday, 23 February- Team # 9 7 Coaching the Ferris Island, S.C., Uniform for the carnival has Team #4 USS J. HOOD (DD 655) 8 8 grid tean next season will 1) Maj. been set as uniform of the day at Team #5 8 8 Walter "Wally" Williams. In two all times. USS W. R. RUSH (DDR 714) USS WALLER (DDE 466) Team #10 S 9 seasons as head coach at Pearl Team #7 7 9 Harbor, T. H., the former Boston Thursday, 24 February- Team #3 3 13 University athlete guided his ma- USS HUSE (DE 145) Team #9 2 14 rine squads to 13 vins, two losses SCUTTLEBUTT USS T. PARKER (DE 359) HIGH 10 AVERA GES and one tie . . . Sports-riter Sgt. Friday, 25 February- E. Griffin 172 Al Thomy reports in the Ft. Jack- USS GEARING (DD 710) P. Way 149 son Jounral that linesman Carroll F. Grounds McDonald has been signed by the USS INTREPID CVA 11) 144 J. King the Cane- USS GYATT (DD 712) 143 Ottawa Roughriders of S. Wenderlich 137 dian Football League . The Saturday, 26 February- M. Powers 136 Army has inducted Bobby "Slick" USS VOGELGESANG (DD 862) A. Tagliabue 134 McCool, vho was a consistent USS CONWAY (DDE 507) C. Godbout 131 ground gainer for the Mississippi 0 B. Gardner 131 eleven for the past two seasons . A nut at the wheel, M. Green 131 Si Gilman, nev heat grid coach A peach on his right, HIGH GAME S A curve in the road, E. Griffin 216 for the pro L. A. Rams, was an Fruit salad tonight. M. Powers 193 assistant to Col. Earl Blaik at West B. Sentz 193 Point in 1948. A sailor decided to reform. The R. Corriveau 183 first day he cut out cigarettes. F. Grounds 172 At the end of WWII, 43 out of The second day he cut out liquor. M. Zucker ...... 170 every 100 U.S. soldiers were re- - - The third day he cut out women. C. Cole 166 guarded operational as opposed to The fourth day he cut out paper B. Serig 165 support troops. By 1953, the ratio dolls. L. Burbage 164 had risen to 52 out of every 100. 0 M sm Saturday, 19 February 1955 THE INDIAN Page Five Indians Tighten Grip On League Lead Deadpan Deadeye With Win Over Second Spot SeaBees NAS Flyers Hold In Third Place by Hal Davis Jerry Morgan's Naval Station Indians established themselves solidly in the top bracket Wednesday night by absorbing everything the SeaBees had to offer and squeezing out a tense one-point margin, 62 to 61. The Indians' tension packed win, in what was easily the best game of the season, snapped the longest winning streak of the league as they toppled the MCB-1 Stingers who were trying for the 12th consecutive SeaBee victory. MCB-4 had rolled up a string of five straight when they turned the helm over to the Stingers who went on to rack up six more in a row before they came up against the galloping Braves. Ironically enough, SeaBee teams in the league this season have suffered their only two defeats at the hands of the Naval Station squad. The Stingers played their usual frantic, rapid game and lead the Indians at half-time, 32 to 26. But, as usual, the Indians gathered momentum in the second half as they have all season. Walbolt started dropping them in from all angles, Slewitzke turned sharp- shooter on the foul line and coach Morgan kept his consistency while Gitlin and Nigro turned ball-hawk- ers deluxe. Gitlin could almost be called the hero of the game. With mere seconds to go and the ball in Indian possession, Slewitzke at- The MCB-1 Stingers' Holmes tempted an easy lay up shot. The (6) grabs a rebound from the ball rolled around the rim and drop- Mallard basket as Houchin (9) and ped into a Stinger's hands. The Peck (15) ake the try. The rapid frantic pass down court was halted playing of the Stringers held off in mid-air by Gitlin who came up a determined attempt by VU-10, out of nowhere to make the inter- 86 to 64. ception. The buzzer sounded, and ed to halt the game three times in the Indians slid into first place by the last quarter to find out just the one point margin. what was Soingon! In the final game of the night Stingers over Pointers; Marines Dead-pan Jack Nigro of the League-leading Naval Station Indians Edge Stevedores the NAS Flyers, strong contenders Closing out last week's schedule for the Indians' title, whipped the lofts one of his standard high-arching shots for the Indians' basket the speedy Stingers, behind Davi- Stevedores, 42 to 32. evading the block efforts of FTG's Vescovi (8) and Moore (7). Indians son's 21 tallies, knocked down the In an extra game played at Ma- trounced the Trainers who played with five men on the court and none Pointers, 58 to 49. Shifty Howie rine Site the Trainers failed to on the bench last Monday. Woren racked up a total of 28 for show and the game was forfeited the boys from across the Bay, but to the Stingers, 2 to 0. it wasn't enough for the win. Trainers Forfeit Again; Indians In the closer, the Marines out- Over Stingers TOP TEN SCORERS pointed the rapidly-failing Steve- 62 to 60. Bobby Gatti knock- Wednesday night the Trainers doers, again failed to make an appear- (Including Thursday's games.) ed out 11 tallies, while, as usual, ance and the game was awarded big Jim Gerhardt topped the Ste- PLAYER TEAM GAMES POINTS AVG. to the Pointers, vedores with 32 units. 2 to 0. The Game of the Week capped Gerhardt CHB-1 11 243 22.1 Stinger Romp Over Mallards; the night as described previously Heimer High School 11 186 16.9 Indians Swamp Trainers when night the Stingers saw the Indians downed the Sting- Snyder NAS 11 172 15.6 Monday ers, 62 to 61. action again, this time against a Ring NAS 11 168 15.2 Mallards Beat Stevedores; hustling Mallard squad that chalk- Woren Leeward Point 10 161 16.1 Marines Edge Medics ed up 64 points against the Sting- Holmes Marines 13 152 11.7 ers, the largest score against them Thursday night the VU-10 Mal- Naval Station 12 149 12.4 so far. But the Stingers scored lards, with Madden dropping 23 Morgan 86, led by Davison again to take points, whipped the Stevedores, 50 Houchin VU-1 0 11 145 13.2 the win. to 42. The Stevedores will be with- Gatti Marines 13 143 11.0 In the nightcap, the Indians, out the valuable assistance of big Slewitzke Naval Station 12 136 11.3 playing with the second and third Jim Gerhardt for a few weeks. string most of the game, rolled Gerhardt has been sent on TAD over the Trainers, 56 to 17 with orders to Norfolk. Slewitzke garnering 16 for himself. In the second game the Marines Marines Down HiSchool; Flyers edged out a squeaky victory over Basketball Schedule Basketball Standings Whip Stevedores; Stingers Get the Medics, 50 to 49. The game was NavSta 11 1 .916 A Free one played under protest from Coach Mon, 21 Feb** MCB-1 12 2 .850 night the High School Hering over a conflicting decision Tuesday High School vs CHB-1 NAS 9 2 Pirates, leading the Marines at by the officials. NAS vs VU-10 .818 half-time went down to defeat, Marines 8 5 .615 So, now, with the Indians in the Tues, 22 Feb** 57 to 47. It was a remarkable night lead and. the Stingers preparing Medical 6 5 .545 for the Pirates' Edgar Heimer who to leave for Norfolk to play in Marines vs NavSta VU-10 5 7 .416 He marked couldn't seem to miss. the ServLant tourney, the big Wed, 23 Feb** Lwrd Pt 4 7 .363 up 31 tallies for the Pirates, 28 question mark is the Flyers. The from the field and three from the High School vs Medical CHB-1 3 8 .333 Stingers will probably have to Lwrd Pt vs CHB-1 line. Bobby Gatti was marked for forfeit a couple games during their HiSchool 1 10 .090 16 for the Leathernecks. absence, and at this stage of the Thurs, 24 Feb FTG 0 13 .000 Tuesday night was remarkable game, two losses could set them VU-10 vs FTG (Includes games of Thursday, in another sense, too. It brought far down the list. The Flyers, on NAS vs Marines 17 Feb.) a new high in confusion and con- the other hand, beat the Indians fused decisions to the local courts. once in the beginning of the sea- Fri, 25 Feb** It would be impractical to go into son. Can they do it again? The Lwrd Pt vs NavSta When a fellow breaks a date, detail on several of the conflicting answer to that may well decide Medical vs MCB-1 he usually has to. calls, but for a general example the final outcome of the league (Astericks indicate games to When a girl breaks a date, -the official scorekeeper was forc- championship. be played at Marine Site court.) she usually has two. M m Saturday, 19 February 1955 P-ai Six THE INDIAN pagio Six Institute has developed correspond- Canadian Frigate Here ence courses in French, German, Teenage Round-up Educational Services Spanish, and Russian. Also col- leges and universities which co- by Linda Thurston For Training, Recreation Foreign Language Study operate with USAFI offer 458 correspondence courses in foreign Worth noting is the experience Last Wednesday, the Canadian by William A. Johnson, PN1 Frigate, the HMCS ST. THERESE, languages distributed among the of Jack Lee Stafford and the new (The last of a series of 4 articles) following languages: Chinese, Dan- Our fair haired boy (FF-309) arrived in Guantanamo bus schedule. we explained what ish, French, German, Greek, Ita- it into his head to go to Bay for a short period of training Last week took the Second Level materials were. lian,. Japanese, Latin, Norwegian, Villamar to see Timnie R last Mon- and base liberty. Commanded by LCDR W. F. Potter, the THERESE This week's article will deal with Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, day. However, Jackie forgot about Spanish, Swedish, nad some others. the new schedule and grabbed the arrived here from Nassau and de- how they should be used. parted two days later. The are best used by groups Exact titles of these courses, as first bus that came along, as usual. as their cost and the names from 10 to 20 with a leader. This well Day began to break slowly as Jack of the institutions which offer discovered himself being whisked used to it, we'll like it. leader does not have to be familiar with the language, although it is them, will be found, of course, at through Granadillo Point, and in Did Ya' See . . . Sylvia suffering the I&E Office. Correspondence no time at all he was back at the through the Student Council meet- undoubtedly helpful if he is. The best leader is one who had had study is not the ideal way to study Naval Station Commissary again. ing Tuesday . . . Nita being bitten particularly experience as a teacher of some full a foreign language, Hopping off that bus and on to by a portzebie in geometry class in it's beginning stages; yet, if the another, our boy settled back, but . . . Nelson Barkley planning ways instructions on how the materials to be used and since practically matter of pronunciation can be not for long. He found himself to stop a robot invasion "just in are taken care of in some way, very headed for the Air Station. Jackie case" . . . Dalton losing a battle all the needed teaching is either on the records or in the text, the good results may be obtained by gave up and concentrated on get- "Royal" to Eunice in typing . this method. ting home. Nellie, Theresa and Philis doing course is just about what could one. It is hoped that some benefit has Then, there was Dex who left their celebrated doll dance . . be considered a self-teaching If at all possible, work with rec- been derived from these articles, the Gedunk at 4 P.M. to be sure he M. J., N. J. and N. G. (Nita Grace) and anyone interested or desiring got home by six. around the base. ords should take place every day. picture floating Probably the most satisfactory more information is invited to con- Also on that deadly Monday, Dee (They looked real cute in their tact the Information and Education Dee and Prissy S were observed Bermudas.) . . . Johnnie's cool new solution is group meetings once or R twice a week with daily individual Officer olcated on Bay Hill opposite galloping out to a bus that was car . . . Shar and Stan all hap- the civilian dental office. thundering toward them at the piness again . . . Nancy meeting practice. The more frequent the Little Commissary. Just as they a stranger in paradise the other contact with the language the more rapid the progress will be. got to Sherman, the bus roared evening . Maryalice really work- Cheer up, you have two chances. by. After 15 minutes and another ing up the blisters for the Teen-Age In addition to First and Second One of getting the germ, and one bus, they finally made the one they Club opening . . . Mike Mattox Level materials the I&E office of not. wanted. giving his crazy house-warming stocks conventional materials, prin- And, if you get the germ, you still Anita and Eunice moan that last night on Zero Street . . . The cipally grammers and elementary have two chances, after it took them seven years to Pirates giving the Marines the reading texts, in all the languages One of getting the disease and one memorize the old routes, they go toughest fight they've had yet. commonly in demand. If not on of not. and change them. Diana H dating the honorable hand for the course you wish, they If you get the disease, you still Actually, the whole thing saves JVC . . . Nancy A looking real can easily be ordered for you. have two chances. time and eliminates the unneces- sweet the other dance . . . Most A prospective student may even One of dying and one of not. sary Cook's tour which took place of the gals crying over the "real wish to take a correspondence And if you die, you still have two before, and we think once we get gone" SeaBees. . course. The U.S. Armed Forces chances. Carnival Classroom Atmosphere Makes Learning Fun For 1st Graders

Speaking of carnivals-a look into special activities or characteristics "cracker." Or, take "Spin the periences and give directions. Mu- Mrs. Dunmire's 1st-Grade class at of that particular month. The car- Wheel"-the child may spin the sic, poetry, art and physical educa- the Naval Base School should be a nival set is the culmination of a wheel, which stops at various word tion are all set to the tempo of the endings, until he fails to recog- carnival spirit this month. revelation and convince anyone that "Winter Fun in Cuba" unit. Under This classroom program, pres- nize one of the endings. Then an- learning can be fun. The entire Mrs. Dunmire's direction the 30 ented by the imaginative Mrs. room is set up to simulate a car- children plan and develop their other child, eagerly awaiting his turn, spins the wheel. Dunmire, is a "seeing and doing" nival, complete with midway, ele- miniature sets and games. Each one, stressing here-and-now situa- phant, camel, refreshment booth game is correlated with reading or In short, all the games are really tions in which each child is given right on down to the magnetic fish numbers and serves as an aid to drill, camouflaged under the head- the opportunity to participate. bowl. The only difference between learning and retention on imma- ing of fun. And the youngsters It would be worthwhile for all this carnival and the real thing ture, average or superior levels. love it. parents of Mrs. Dunmire's pupils is that here the prizes are nuggets For instance-"Polly Wants a A lesson in manuscript writing to see this galaxy of colored card- of learning, and the youngsters Cracker" is a cardboard parrot utilizes the carnival vocabulary; board and notice the classroom fun get their first brush with the prac- standing on a cardboard box, in the the library features carnival in- that accompanies the process of tical application of words and box are small cards with elemen- terest books; a library club keeps learning. It is a safe bet that the umbers. tary words. A child may "feed" records of books on cards which observer will go away with the Each month the motif of tht Polly the "cracker" if he can pro- are inserted in kangaroo pouches; feeling that something was lack- room changes to coincide with any nounce the word written on the chart stories record carnival ex- ing in his own primary school days. mW Saturday, 19 February 1955 THE INDIAN Page Seven

less than 10 years standing." For antiquity. The years turn into de- the first time it was legally it was cades-decades turn into a century Supply Corps Celebrates 160 th Birthday legally impossible for the Pay- -and more time speeds by. The master General to be a civilian. prototype of the present Supply Israel Whalen was his name and he was the first-officially. His name The name of the Bureau of Pro- Corps officer is unrecognizable. lives in history because he was the first Purveyor of Public Supplies. visions and Clothing was changed The title of Supply Officer was, The office was created by an act of 23 February 1795 . . . the date to the Bureau of Supplies and Ac- in 1913, authorized for any pay celebrated as the birthday of the Supply Corps. As Purveyor, Mr. Whalen counts (often abbreviated Bu- officer who was oppointed as the worked for the Treasury Department. He was essentially a purchasing SandA) in 1892. This is the pres- head of a Supply Department agent and was responsible for procuring and providing naval stores. In ent title of the Bureau and one that ashore. Three years later the addition he purchased "generally all articles of supply requisite for the reflects its increased responsibil- service of the United States." Mr. Whalen's annual pay was $2,000. ities. In actuality, however, the Pur- General Order #78 established veyor was not the first. Today's The science of supply took a big the general storekeeping system Supply Corps had its origin in leap forward in 1804, during the afloat as follows: "On and after the pursers or "supercargoes" of war with Tripoli. The ketch IN- 1 October 1910, the Pay officer, the British and American merchant TREPID transferred a cargo of hereinafter referred to as the marine of colonial times. These fresh provisions to the squadron ship's general storekeeper, shall agents were the personal business under Commodore Edward Preble. have charge of the accounts and representatives of the vessel's own- In importance, this occurrence 151 custody of all supplies and equi- er. Only those men highly skilled years ago ranks high in the solu- page not actually in use, except in the arts of trade and finance tion of the problems of logistics. It coal, ammunition, Marine Corps could qualify for such positions. enabled the Commodore to remain and medical stores. His responsibil- Depredations on American ship- at sea and enforce a continental ity for the articles of equipage 'in ping by the Barbary State pirates blockade of the port of Tripoli and use' as distinguished from those soon the adoptation of the Con- was the prototype of modern Mo- 'in store' shall be limited to keep- bile Logistic Support-the concept ing the accounts and records that makes it possible for our Fleet thereof." Replenishment at sea has become to be completely provisioned at 1914 saw the development of the common practice with the develop- sea-on the move-in action! Navy Standard Stock Catalog by ment of the mobile logistics force. In 1833 the position of "Naval Pay Director T. H. Hicks. This Mobile support vessels carrying a catalog proved so successful in Storekeeper" was established to wide range of items stocked for World War I that Pay Director retail issue meet the Fleet where take some of the load off the Purser Hicks and his staff were authorized and when directed. of the Yard. The Naval Storekeep- to establish the Federal Standard er was put in charge of all stores Stock Catalog. the change was extended to include received by the shipyard to be used December 7, 1941. Japan's sneak all the various departments of sup- for public service. He was also held attack touched off a global war that ply in the Navy, both afloat and accountable for the expenditure of soon became a battle of supply ashore. lines. Naval expansion and rapid these stores. Both his uniform and his func- The Naval Re-organization Act technological developements found tions have undergone a complete of August 1842 set up five bureaus, the Corps faced with the necessity metamorphosis. Today's Supply Corps has two broad management including the Bureau of Provisions of meeting a sudden transition from a relatively small-scale, decentral- responsibilities-fiscal and supply. and Clothing. This office was charg- Translated into activities at the ed with the multitude of tasks ized operation to a centralized field level, these include the fol- relating to the supply and fiscal operation obtaining the tremendous lowing specific categories of operations: Subsistence, Disbursing Pursers, forerunners of today's support of the Fleet. Among its amount of material necessary to and supply officers, were required to support an all-out war. Accounting, Clothing, Purchasing, speak French and Spanish with major responsibilities it was to Inventory Control, Storage, Pack- enough fluency to carry on trade "administer all clothing and provi- The nature of the conflict made ing and Preservation, Transporta- negotiations. it necessary to support entire fleets tion, Materials Handling, Fuel, thousands of miles from home Cataloging, Appropriations and ports. Supply facilities, organized Funds, Navy Exchanges, Comis- stitution in 1789 prompted Con- sary Stores, and Industrial Mobil- gress ot implement its authority and manned by Supply Corps offi- ization Planning. to "provide and maintain a Navy". cers, sprang up all over the world Navy supply operations mesh President Washington signed the to sustain the fighting units. Major like gears in a well-oiled machine. first Naval Armament Act on 27 fleet components cruised for ex- Using food as an example-it must be purchased ,paid for, preserved, March 1794. This act authorized tended periods of time without re- turning to port. Thousands of items packaged, shipped, prepared and the construction of four frigates had to be replenished at sea. A served. Subsistence first determines of 44 guns each and two of 36 highly developed Mobile Logistic what kind of food is needed and guns each. Support concept made this possible. how it is to be prepared. Inventory Control establishes how much is Important in Supply Corps his- No stopping, no waiting-while the Fleet was still under way, the lines on hand and how much will be tory is the fact that these ships were whipped over from supply needed. Purchasing negotiates the were directed to carry a purser of ship to fighting ship and the Fleet transaction. Disbursing pays the warrant officer grade, appointed by was fueled, provisioned and sup- bill and Accounting acts as watch- dog for the taxpayer. the President. His responsibilities plied with all necessary replenishment items. A commercial concern delivers included meeting the "victualing" Embodying many modern busi- the food to a supply center or of his ship, selling the requirements ness principles, the integrated depot where Packing gets it ready men articles of clothing known as The USS OLYMPIC flagship of Navy Supply System was devised for shipment. Inventory Control "slops" and keeping an accurate Commodore Dewey, was supplied and, in February 1947, was ap- determines where food is to be by bumboats off the coast of China shipped- Transportation mak es account of the wages of the crew- proved in general by the Secretary before sailing into the battle of of the Navy. Since then the system sure it is delivered on time. Ma- not actually paid with money but Manila Bay in 1898. terials Handling moves it from has been refined. In simple terms, certificates countersigned by the the integrated supply system pro- warehouse to ship. This is the cycle for just one class captain. sions and all labor, contracts and vides for centralized control of of supplies. For the man at The initial task of the Navy De- accounts related thereto." material throughout the Navy. To sea, the Supply accomplish this end all material is Corps does its best to keep his partment was to organize the serv- Congress stipulated in 1860 that divided into 13 distinct categories, morale high. It feeds him, pays ice to cope with French restric- "Pursers in the Navy of the United e.g., electronics, aviation equip- him and clothes him. tions on American trade. Vessels States shall hereafter be styled ment, and ship's parts. The re- Men of the Corps operate were built to meet the military re- Paymasters." It is not known why sponsibility for procurement, stor- the Ship's Store age and distribution of each cate- which provides such quirements of the day and appro- this change was made as the later services as a gory is assigned to a separate retail store, barber shop, laundry, priations had increased to nearly a requirement was written into the control office. This office is known tailor shop, soda fountain $3,000,000! In this period of expan- statutes which specified that the as a Supply Demand Control Point. and cob- bler shop. sion the famous CONSTITUTION Chief of the Bureau, also known as The SDCP's do not maintain stocks -their is strictly a paperwork This, then, is the and CONSTELLATION along with the Paymaster General of the Navy's Sup- operation called inventory control. ply Corps. Though its job is tre- approximately 60 other vessels Navy, be appointed from the "list Israel Whalen was the first- mendous it can be stated in a single were either built or purchased. of paymasters of the Navy of not officially. Now he is fading into phrase-"Service to the Fleet." m Na vy-DPPO-I1ND- Gtmo.-0745 THE INDIAN Saturday, 19 February 1955

s0 OK* N00 by Francis L. Cannon, JO3 JESUS AND HIS TIMES by Daniel-Rops A scholarly and reverent por- trayal of the life and times of Jesus. The author shows the tur- bulent political forces of the time and evokes the climate and customs of Palestine to give a fresh back- ground to the story. The book is rich in artistic representation of the Christian faith and legend MOVIES through the centuries. It also re- lates many of the apocryphal (No movies will be shown at the gospels to the central four, which Naval Station lyceum during the inspired so much medieval reli- Gtmo Carnival. Feb 19-22). igous art. Wednesday, 23 February MONEY TO WORK PUT YOUR SO THIS IS PARIS FOR YOU Tony Curtis Gene Nelson Mager and by N. H. Adventures of three American Morton Yarmon sailors on leaves in Paris, each A down to earth approach to the looking for his own type of dream average person's problem of mak- girl. They become involved with ing his savings earn more money. six war orphans and when money It shows how investments can pro- for their keep fails to show up vide emergency funds, financial the boys put on a show to raise protection for the family in case the deficit needed. of death, a retirement income, sup- plementary income, etc. The book Thursday, 24 February gives a discription and appraisal SHIELD FOR MURDER the avenues of investment of all Edmond O'Brien Mara English open to people and states the basic principles of investment. A detective kills a ganster in order to steal $25,000 the man was BUTCHER, BAKER, carrying. He reports it as a neces- MURDER MAKER sary killing, but a younger detective finds a witness to the crime. by the Mystery Writers of America Twenty top-notch detective sto- MISS U. S. MAKES GOOD IN FILMS. Miss Myrna Hansen, former Friday, 25 February ries in this fifth annual collection Chicagoan, who won the "Miss U. S. A. of 1954" title Am.erica. in the "Miss THE BLACK DAKOTAS of the Mystery Writers of Universe" beauty pageant, is making good in movies, too. Seen from recently Gary Merrill Wanda Hendrix The detectives run the gamut in a small part in "So This Is Paris," Myrna will play her first the sto- featured Southern professional to neophyte; role in "Man Without A Star" with Kirk Douglas. She's been signed by spies attack a stage ries are furious, deductive, psy- Universal-International. coach and kill the emmissary of chological, ironic, humerous. A few Abraham Lincoln, who was carrying an important of the writers: Michael Gilbert, VU-10 Prop Blast Cook: "Is the steak too tough treaty to be Rex Stout, Ellery Queen, Q. io "yu signed by chief War Cloud. Patrick, Stuart Palmer, Ben Ben- by Bill Wright for you?, Sailor: "Yes, but I managed Saturday, 25 February son, Robert Arthur. The newest addition to VU-10 to lick the gravy." THE ATOMIC KID - THE YEAR THE YANKEES is LTJG John D. Yamnicky, USN, LOST THE PENNANT Mr. Yamnicky, an Academy grad- Mickey Rooney Elaine Davis uate, class of 1952, reported aboard CPO: "You should have been A likable little man acquires by Douglas Wallop from NAAS, Kingsville, Tex. A here at 0800." some fame when lie helps the don't To appreciate this one you hearty welcome is extended from SR: "Why, what happened?" F.B.I. break up an enemy atomic have to be a dyed-in-the-wool base- all hands. spy ring. ball fan-all you need is to have The flagship of VU-10, the heard of the Yankees, the flawless migthy KDC, is back in action after ones who commit the unpardonable undergoing extensive repair in dry sin of winning without blushing. dock. As Seaman Jack Still says, Radio's 'Tops' of the Week The central character is Joe Boyd, "It's good news for the squadron's fat, bald, forty and living only fishermen". for the day the Washington Sen- SATURDAY, 19 February . . . THEATRE ROYAL . . . 9:00 P.M. "I shall return". We don't know Sir Ralph Richardson stars in a story concerning the events that ators would win the Pennant. But if Chief Noell uttered these words then he met Mr. Applegate, devil take place between a woman, her husband, her lover, and a dinner as he left VU-10 on April 10th, guest in "Half An Hour". of a fellow. So much of a devil 1952, but it would have been ap- that Joe Boyd sells his soul to SUNDAY, 20 February . HOLLYWOOD RADIO THEATRE . propriate. After the three year 10:00 P.M. him in return for being turned absence from the Squadron, Chief The Mr. and Mrs. team of Tyrone Power and Linda Christian appear into the greatest outfielder of all Noell says the biggest improve- time. In his new form Joe brings in "Mississippi Mud" a story of romance and gambling on a Mississippi ment is the new NAS Swimming river-boat. the cellar-dwelling Senators up to Pool. three games behind the Yankees; MONDAY, 21 February . The BEST PLAYS . . . 9:00 P.M. but then complications set in. All most sensational larceny This new program makes its first appearance case since presenting "The Amazing adds up to high humor on a Faust "The Brinks Job" left Mr. Clitterhouse" starring Sir Cedrick Hardwick. VU-10 EMs wide-eyed It's an amusing story theme. with wonder. of an eccentric physician who becomes a thief to learn a thief's reactions. It seems that in the wee hours SON OF OSCAR WILDE of the morning on 14 February an TUESDAY, 22 February . . . THE CHASE . 9:00 P.M. unknown villian slipped into the A Soviet agent, assigned to liquidate his best friend, suffers a change by Vyvyan Holland EM Coffee Mess and snatched an of heart and decides to help his friend escape and also get out from This is an autobiography of that almost new radio. All would-be under the Soviet regime. All goes well until someone, possibly his sweet- son and a biography of his brother Sherlocks are invited to help solve heart, informs the officials. and their mother. Overshadowing the mystery. (I understand all the WEDNESDAY, 23 February . PURSUIT . . . 9:00 P.M. their pathetic story is the figure brown-baggers are searching for A vicar in a small village outside London is the target for a sharp- of Oscar Wilde. The author was alibis). shooter with a rifle and a grudge.Inspector Peter Black attempts to find nine and his brother eleven when, If anyone is wondering why John the reason for the grudge and the identity of the would-be assassin. in 1895, their father was tried and Mobs, YN3 has stars in his eyes THURSAY, 24 February . . . FAMILY THEATRE - . . 9:00 P.M. convicted for immorality with an- noawadays, I can tell you. His wife Stephen McNally other man. The story deals with the Nancy Sue and 1 year stars in "Strangers". A couple and their young child old daugh- are on a motor trip through tragic consequences of this convic- ter Jonnie Ann arrived recently the desert lands of the Southwest, and stop to pick up a hitch-hiker against the tion on his family. The boys were by Pan-American Airlines to set warnings of the local residents. sent to the Continent to school un- up housekeeping in Guantanamo FRIDAY, 25 February . . . HALL OF FANTASY . . . 8:30 P.M. der another name-Holland. The City. John is also the newest pas- "The Idol of Kom Krock" is an unusual story of an ancient idol which author has become a well-known senger for the Klaus Transit the Druids worshipped. The Druids sailed away from England in 1621 writer in his own right. Company. and perished at sea. Or did they? ?