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Vol. V, No. 23 U. S. Naval Operating Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 22 September 1951

WASP BACK IN SERVICE CAPTAIN H. 0. PARISH TO COMMAND THE ROANOKE - OF STAFF (AFPS)-Brooklyn, N. Y.-Once CAPTAIN R. H. WILKINSON IS NEW CHIEF again the "stinger" of WWII will roam the seas. In brief ceremonies Relieving Captain Herman 0. Parish as Chief of Staff to Commander, at the New York Naval Shipyard Naval Operating Base this week was Captain Robert H. Wilkinson who here, the aircraft carrier USS arrived on board the USNS Pvt. E. H. Johnson on Monday. Wasp CV-18 was recommissioned. Captain Parish; who came to - _ ___ The 32,000-ton flat-top, modern- Guantanamo in January of 1950, of Naval Operations in 1949. ized under a speed-up program six has been ordered to duty as Com- Arriving with Captain Wilkin- months ahead of schedule, has an son were his wife, the former increased displacement of 5,000 Gladys Duvall of Annapolis, Mary- tons and will be capable of hand- land and their daughter, Letitia, ling jet-propelled planes. ADM Lynde D. McCormick, Cin- CLantFlt., the principal speaker, said it was his opinion that even- tually all aircraft carriers "will be equipped with atomic bombs." He added that the "size of the atomic bomb has been reduced and its availability increased." In placing the big carrier in the Atlantic Fleet, ADM McCormick said the carrier task force "ex- emplifies modern sea power" and, * together with other ships of the Captain Robert H. Wilkinson, USN fleet, produces a formidable fight- age 3. The Wilkinson's eldest ing team. child, Robert H. Junior, 19, is a Changes in the Wasp include attending William & Mary College strengthened flight deck for jet Captain Herman O. Parish, USN aircraft, heavier armament, mod- at Williamsburg, Virginia as a manding Officer of the U.S.S. sophomore. ern fueling system for planes, Roanoke (CL-145). stronger elevators and improved Captain Wilkinson comes to the communication control for air- Base from ComPhibGrp Four in THANKS FROM JAMAICA craft. A 1 s o, tougher arresting which he served as Chief of Staff RED CROSS cables to handle jet planes have and Aide. He is a native of New been installed. Smyrna Beach, Florida and is a USS Wasp, eighth Navy vessel graduate of the New Smyrna Rear Admiral Murphy, Base to carry that name, was commis- Beach High School. He entered the Commander, received a letter this sioned in November, 1943. Soon Naval Academy in 1924 and grad- week from Lady Sylvia Foot, Presi- after, she was engaged in many uated with the Class of '29. dent of the Jamaica Branch of the battles and air strikes, continuing His first duty was aboard the British Red Cross, and wife of the to harass the enemy throughout the Governor of Jamaica thanking the Pacific campaign. On one occassion U.S.S. California (BB-44) followed by continuous sea duty until 1936 personnel of the Base for the $1,000 a bomb hit her flight deck causing contributed to aid disaster victims when he was transferred to NOB, many fatalities, but the "lady" was Norfolk. The Captain's of the recent hurricane there. launching planes in less than an sea duty to that time had consisted of air- The hurricane caused extensive hour. craft carrier and destroyer duty. damage that ran into millions of Commanding USS Wasp and its In 1938 he returned to sea and dollars in property damage and crew of 2,000 is Capt. Burnham C. during World took the lives of over 150 persons. McCaffree of Canova, S. D., War II he served as a ve- Commanding Officer teran of more than 29 years service. of the de- Lady Sylvia Foot's letter read stroyers Ward and Compton, also in part, ". . . we are deeply touched as Commander Transport Division that you and your people at Guan- TIME CHANGE 21 and Destroyer Division 110. His tanamo should think of us in our last sea duty was Commanding distress and we are quite over- * At 2:00 a.m., Sunday, 30 Septem- Officer of the U.S.S. Canisteo whelmed by the generosity of your ber, 1951, the Naval Operating (AO-99). gift. To you and to all those at Base, in accordance with Base Captain Wilkinson served on the Guantanamo who have subscribed Order No. 4-51, will revert to Military Staff Committee of the to this sum I say a very sincere Eastern Standard Time and all United Nations at Lake Success, 'Thank you' from the Jamaica clocks will be set back one hour. New York, in 1948 with the Chief Branch of the British Red Cross. Page Two THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 September 1951

Sunday, 23 September 1951 Administration Bldg., Editorial Office, NOB Masses Room 209 - Phone 254 0 L Catholic 0700-Naval Base Chapel Saturday, 22 September 1951 0900-Naval Base Chapel Daily Mass - U. S. NAVAL OPERATING BASE N ' 0630 Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Confessions before all Masses Rear Admiral M. E. Murphy, USN Commander Protestant Services A. G. Jones, JOSN------Editor KR Sunday: 0930-Sunday Sshool J. M. Mason, LT__--_ ----- Staff Advisor 1000-Adult Bible Class THE INDIAN is published weekly, fin- anced by non-appropriated funds, printed 1100-Divine Worship on government equipment, for free distri- Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal bution on the U. S. Naval Operating Base, Of all the evils that mar the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba by order of the Chaplains at this Activity Base Commander. mind of man, prejudice is one of CDR John F. Hagen, ChC, USN THE INDIAN is published in compliance the worst. It is so blind, so bigoted, (Protestant) with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-35 so brutal. It wears the black patch (Rev) 1945. which darkens the mind to the light LCDR J. J. Tschantz, ChC, USNR THE INDIAN uses Armed Forces Press of truth. As its very name indi- (Catholic) Service material which may be reprinted with the credit line: AFPS. cates, it pre-judges before the evidence is heard and refuses to BROWNIE SCOUTS reopen the case. REGISTER HOSPITAL NOTES Like a cat, prejudice has nine lives, more often nineteen. It curls up in the very lap of our living and Since school has started, the Elizabeth Ann Heirport News: who disturbs it. familiar question being asked is, to ENFN scratches anyone George born 6 September Born of ignorance, prejudice is "When are we going to meet again and Mrs. J. E. George; Janet Lee for the Brownies?" For the benefit to BM2 stubborn and cruel. It is judge, Taylor born 7 September jury and hangman, three in one, of the new arrivals on the Base, Taylor; Christopher Ger- and V. B. and without mercy. It is a fixed the Brownie Scouts are for the ald Cheek born 9 September to idea, a petrified feeling which little girls seven to nine years of W. H. Cheek; QMC and Mrs. knows knowledge and decides with- age. Because there are so many Heath Blackiston born 10 Septem- out reason. girls of this age on the Base we ber to Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Blackis- We meet a man of another race are going to try and make it fair ton attached to the Foreign Service for each one since registrations and decide not to like him. Why, in Haiti; Karen Ann Mossey born nobody knows. He is different and for all have expired. 11 September to TECA and Mrs. rubs us the wrong way. That Registrations will be accepted R. M. Mossey; Fernando Roldan, settles it. We sentence not only Monday, September 24th, from 9:00 Jr. born 16 September to FP3 and the man but his whole race to a.m. until 11:00 a.m. at the Girls Mrs. F. Roldan; and Mary Lou contempt. Scouts Building on Marina Point DeLorenzo born 17 September to next to the Little Theatre. Phone We love to read the papers, TSGT and Mrs. V. P. DeLorenzo. listen to speakers and meet the registrations will not be accepted. William R. Poe, HM1 has re- people who agree with us, never Parents are requested to register enlisted on board for six years. once thinking that we and they their daughter who must have R. Day, HMC has received orders could both be wrong. reached her seventh birthday by to ComOne and T. W. Little, HM2 the 30th of September. S "Can any good come out of has received orders to Corpus Nazareth?" was asked a long time We are badly in need of assistant Christi. ago. Give a place a bad name and leaders and helpers in order to J. P. Crawley, EMPi and J. D. we can find no good in it though make the organization a success. Troutman, HN have departed for God may walk there in the shape If you are interested drop by the leave in the States. of man. building on Monday morning. You H. E. Hart, HM2, V. F. Frazee, To the General Confession it do not have to have a child in the HM2 and R. L. Stinson, HM1 are might be well to add the prayer: Brownies to be a leader and pre- among the lucky ones whose fami- "Forgive our false and foolish pre- vious experience in Scouts isn't a lies arrived on the Base recently. judices which make us so narrow, necessity. LT J. E. Herman, MSC; LT S. L. so mean, so cruel." The little girls look forward to Moschella and family; and J. C. these meetings, therefore it isn't Shaw and family have departed Washington (AFPS)-Flag offi- fair to disappoint them in not for Stateside duty. J. L. McCul- cer changes in the Navy have been having the organization. So why lough, HM3 has been transferred made affecting three admirals. not volunteer for a worthwhile to USS Warrington for duty. RADM Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter cause for our citizens of tomorrow. The hospital family was glad to has assumed command of the New welcome LT R. F. Hooper, MSC, York Naval Base, Brooklyn, New New York (AFPS)-Two items USN and his family this week. LT York. He formerly commanded the in a department store advertise- Hooper is our new Administrative naval gunfire support units off ment here offered cigars at a 28 Assistant. We hope the Hoopers Korea. to 48 per cent reduction, and a will enjoy their tour of duty here. RADM Edgar A. Cruise has been low price on a book, "How to detached from sea duty and named Stop Smoking." Waterford, Mich. (AFPS) - Commander, Alaskan Sea Frontier, C. M. Minchoff drove nine stakes with additional duty as Comman- Olympia, Wash. (AFPS)-A bill into the street in front of his house, dant, Seventeenth Naval District. introduced in the state legislature turning it into a one-way thorough- A new Deputy Commandant of indicates the rise in the cost of fare. He claims that after paying the armed Forces Staff College, living. The proposed legislation taxes on half the street for 23 Norfolk, Virginia, was named with would raise from $25 to $75 the years he owns it. Perplexed officials the appointment of RADM Eph- amount which must be stolen to say be might be right too. riam R. McLean. constitute grand larceny. Saturday, 22 September 1951 THE INDIAN Page Three Saturday,22 September 1951 THE INDIAN Page Three COMMANDING OFFICER DEDICATE NEW NAVY LITTLE THEATER OF MCB-6 HOSPITAL AT ST. ALBANS By Sally Tuckett A special meeting of all Little The Commanding Officer of Mo- Impressive ceremonies at St. bile Construction Battalion Number Albans, L. I., N. Y., marked the Theater members will be held on Six is a native of Iowa, but like dedication of the U. S. Navy's new the 24th of September in the Lit- $25 million hospital unit, which tle Theater Building, Marina Point will offer the best in medical care at 8:00 p.m. This meeting has been and facilities to Servicemen. called to discuss the forthcoming As more than 1,000 guests look- Little Theater party to be held on ed on in the unit's new auditorium, the 28th of this month and to for- RADM Lamont Pugh, Navy Sur- mulate the plans for this party. geon General, termed the comple- Another casting for "Club Carib- tion of the project as "one of the bean" will be held at 1:30 p.m. finest installations in the Medical this afternoon in the Little Theater. Department of the Navy." It is requested that all members Begun in 1942, the addition was of the last production be there, delayed by WWII. However, the plus anyone interested in becoming need for a permanent hospital a member. If you can sing, dance, facility remained urgent, and play a musical instrument, or pos- ground was broken for the project sess any other talent the Little in October 1948. Theater needs you. Anyone inter- The elaborate unit, consisting of ested in becoming a member of the air conditioned wards, auditorium, Theater orchestra is also invited cafeteria and administration build- to attend. Don't be bashful, let us ing, provides such modern improve- be the judge as to whether or not ments as a lead-lined radiological you can perform. therapy room, elevators and color This production, unlike the last, television to aid resident physi- will be handled under the manager cians. It also is equipped with and an assistant manager who will static-free floors, and radiophones. act as a link between the Little Its eight million cubic feet of Theater Executive Committee and space will accommodate 606 pa- the "Club Caribbean." It will be L;UK n. U. rinKerion tients and, in the event of an their job to present all problems many other middle westerners, emergency, it could handle over to the Committee and see that moved to the Far West at an early 1,000 cases. At present, approxi- they are taken care of. Soe Scand- age and calls Santa Ana, California mately 250 of its occupants are alis has been chosen for the all his permanent home. veterans of Korea, representing important position as Manager of After graduating in Civil Engi- the Army. Navy, Air Force and this group and he will appoint an neering from the University of Marine Corps. assistant in the near future. California at Berkeley in 1935, St. Albans, which replaced the It is hoped that after another Commander Pinkerton was en- Navy Hospital in Brooklyn, is a performance there will be enough gaged in railroad, highway, flood general hospital, but it has been money collected to buy uniforms control and bridge construction in specially , designed to handle pa- and instruments for the orchestra. California until '40 when he was tients requiring treatment in neu- At the time tickets are bought called to active duty in the Civil rosurgery, thoracic, and cardio- for the next production of "Club Engineer Corps of the Naval Re- vascular surgery, tuberculosis and Caribbean" reservations will be . serve. Reporting to the Naval Air tumors. made and you will be assured of a Station San Pedro, he was assistant specific table. Public Works Officer in Charge of Our mess sergeant has a new Soc hopes to be able to present Construction of all Marine Corps recipe for meat loaf: he puts saw- this splendid floor show sometime O during the first or second week of Facilities in the San Diego area. dust and cracker crumbs in the He supervised the construction of middle so he can make both ends Octohr. Camp Elliott and the expansion of meat. training facilities at the Marine HOUSE OF MERCY Corps Base, Camp Matthews and Miramar. In 1942 he was one of a group of 50 reserve officers selected for transfer to the Civil Engineer Corps of the Regular Navy. Following a period of training at Davisville, Rhode Island, CDR Pinkerton went overseas in 1944 and served in the Seabees as Staff Officer with the 17th and 35th Naval Construction Regiments at Pearl Harbor, Saipan and Okinawa, and as Commanding Officer of the 125th Naval Construction Battalion on Okinawa. Returning to the States in '46, he was assigned to the New York Naval Shipyard, first as Deputy Officer in Charge of Construction and later as Shop Superintendent in the Public Works Department. In 1949 he was ordered to the Naval Supply Center, Norfolk as Public (Continued on Page Four) Aerial view shows new Naval hospital at St. Albans, L. I., N. Y. Page Four THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 September 1951 Page Four THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 September 1951 LOOK, NO HANDS

By John P. Welch In addition to the other services, Utility Squadron TEN also oper- By CPL Thomas P. Palmer, USMC ates radio controlled, pilotless air- At 0311, Monday morning, 17 craft for the fleet. September 1951, a blessed event From the travel section in the The radio controlled planes used hit Gtmo as "Gunny" and Doris Library you can select a book that in Utility Squadron TEN are util- DeLorenzo had a 6 pound 8 ounce will take you via armchair to any ized as targets for the fleet, being baby girl. Both mother, daughter place in the world. Three travel more maneuverable and realistic Mary Lou, and of course "Pop" books that you will enjoy are: "Out than the sleeve type targets. are doing fine and the whole com- of This World" by Lowell Thomas, Experimentation started on radio mand gives their most sincere Jr., "20,000 Leagues Behind The 8 controlled aircraft back as far as congratulations to all three. Ball' by David Dodge and "Inuk" 1936, and has been perfected so We all extend a hearty welcome by Roger P. Buliard. far now that they are used for to 1sLT William C. Carr, .who Out of This World is the exciting innumerable hazardous experimen- comes to this Barracks after serv- story of the dangerous journey tal operations without the necessity ing a 4 year tour with the 2nd Lowell Thomas, Jr., and his father, of risking a human life. Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, the famous radio commentator, The radio controlled "drones" North Carolina. LT Carr will in made from India over the towering are controlled from the ground by the near future relieve CAPT E. D. Himalayas and into an amazing a "FOX" operator and from mother Oglesby who is being transferred real-life Shangri-La, the forbidden control planes in the air. They are to Marine Schools, Quantico, Vir- land of Tibet. The Thomases were F6F-5K and KD2G-2 type aircraft. ginia. LT Carr will be joined by the seventh and eighth American "FOX" is the term applied to his wife and two children as soon citizens to be granted the rare the ground controlling unit. The as permission is granted by the privilege of entering Tibet, and operator mans this unit with its doctor for his 13 day old daughter, the pictures the author took of what multitude of controls to take off Anne, to travel. Again we want they saw in the mysterious moun- and land the "drone". The "red" to wish him "Welcome Aboard". tain kingdom form a spectacular drone sits on the runway in front Arriving from the States last and unequaled record of life in of the "FOX" operator who gets week were 16 men who have taken Tibet. You will find Out of This the word from the mother plane up duties here at the Marine Bar- World a vivid, colorful tale, told to take off, presses many buttons, racks. The men, all Privates First with high good humor, with many pulls a few levers and says a few Class, are: Omer H. Bourassa, entertaining sidelights on people prayers. The plane takes off - Raymond E. Creston, Eugene T. and personalities. LOOK, NO HANDS! ! Davis, Charles H. DeMartino, 20,000 Leagues Behind The 8 The "mother" plane operators Thomas J. Delaney, Warren R. Ball, the adventures of David then take over, causing the "drone" Furse, Richard Hall, Alfred R. Dodge and his family, afloat, afoot to maintain stability, climb, drive, Hopkins, Jr., James L. Langford, and in the air will make you laugh bank and turn; controlling the Vern R. Lewis, Hector J. Mangual, and put money in your pocket when throttle, cowl flaps, landing gear Cleveland E. Montgomery, Robert you go voyaging yourself. Dodge and the numerous other operations H. Roberts, Charles P. Schwind, has learned how to stretch a dollar necessary to flying. All operations Robert G. Vernon, and Carl Wig- to take his wife, his small daughter, are done by means of radio signals. gins. We extend to them a hearty and himself twice as far and with Lieutenant Commander B. C. "Welcome Aboard" to our "Post of twice as many adventures as any- Kay, Operations Officer and Lieu- the Corps". body has managed on an equiva- tenant Matherson, USN, Drone Departing for the States last' lent amount since Ulysses hitch- Officer of Utility Squadron TEN, week was SGT Paul N. Stewart, hiked home from Troy. are the only qualified "FOX" oper- who is being transferred to Jack- Out of the frigid Artic comes ators in this area. sonville, Florida, for his discharge. Inuk, the greatest story of Eskimo The air control planes are of We sure hate to see "Stew" go as adventure ever told. This true ac- the F7F-2D type, a twin engine among the things he will be re- count of a young French priest fighter, (the same planes that do membered for was his setting of battling against the elements, the the mosquito spraying). It is nec- the 239 record at the Gtmo Rifle animals and the hostility of the essary to have two control planes Range. We all wish him luck in people is one of the most thrilling controlling the drone for maximum whatever future he picks. books you will read this year. efficiency and positive control. Lieutenant Commander B. C. COMMANDING OFFICER Kay, USN; Lieutenant G. P. Ma- OF MCB-6 MEATBALL therson, USN; Ensign J. C. Gar- land, USN; LTJG R. E. Dobyns, (Continued from Page Three) .WP3 USN; LTJG K. H. Roberson, USN; Works Officer, remaining in that N. Calamaris, ADC(AP), USN; capacity until assuming Command W. N. Straughan, ACCA(AP), of MCB-6 in May of this year. USN and R. A. Patterson, AD1- Prior to its arrival in Guantanamo, (AP), USN; W. N. Straughan, the Battalion was stationed in ACCA(AP), USN and R. A. Pat- Bermuda. terson, AD1(AP). USN are pilots CDR Pinkerton is married to for Utility Squadron TEN's "mo- the former Hazel Spencer of Bal- ther" control planes. boa, California. They have three The next time you see a "red children, Barbara, age 12, John, drone"' in the air, LOOK, IT MAY age 9, and Margaret, age 2. At BE PILOTLESS! present the family is making their home in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Long Beach, Calif. (AFPS) - The Commander is a member of Dolores Futon wants the police the American Society of Civil to do something about the man Engineers, Society of American who comes around every night and Military Engineers, Chi Epsilon "He's a Boatswain's Mate . . . maybe he barks at her dog. She says he" and is a registered Civil Engineer could get you a date with a Boatswain!" dog is annoyed. in the State of California. Saturday. 22 September 1951 THE INDIAN Pane Five Saturday. 22 SentenTher 1951 THE INDIAN Pare Five MEET THE STAFF OF O'ER THE TEA CUPS TEEN-AGE ROUNDUP WGBY By Betty Radcliffe Thursday, September 13th, a Senior and Junior High School George "Pappy" Balamaci, new- Last Saturday NAS and VU-10 held their annual picnic at Phillips assembly was held. Campaign est addition to the WGBY an- speeches were made by the candi- nouncing staff, is happy at last. Park. Various competitive games were enjoyed, from musical chairs, dates running for president and softball, horseshoe pitching, sack vice-president of the Student Coun- races, 3-legged races' and tug-o'- cil and by their campaign man- war, to the ladies rolling pin throw- agers. The candidates running for ing contest. All in all it was a good president are Norman Huddy and picnic with plenty to eat and drink. James Duval. Dixie Adair and The Club Caribbean is busy mak- Virginia McChesty are running for ing plans for their second program. vice-president. Campaign managers Don't forget to watch for the sale are Ramon Alonzo, representing of tickets and get yours early. I Norman Huddy, Buddy Tuckett, know everyone is looking forward representing Virginia McChesty, to the new show. and Barbara Burke representing Dixie Adair. Another fortunate group of fami- Congratulations to Phyllis Davie lies left for Panama Monday and and Ramon Alonzo, who are co- the rest of us stayed home with editors of the Coral Reef. The other long faces and hopes for a fu- members of the staff are Kathy ture trip. Alexander, Dixie Adair, Ann Mat- Speaking of Panama . recently ney, James Duval, Virginia Mc- I had a conversation with a Chief Chesty and George MacMichael. who was formerly stationed here The Boy's Physical Ed Classes Ueorge UIalamc and is now in Panama. Chief Car- are playing football. They have pensky was telling me about the divided up into four teams with Since the time he graduated from summer program for boys and girls Eddie Pitts, Jack Smith, Jack high school, his main ambition has down there in Coco Solo. It seems Stiemer and Buddy Tuckett as been to enter the field of sports there is a Handicraft Program captains. in radio. during the summer months . . . The cheer leaders elected Dixie A native New Yorker, George several classes of handicraft are Adair as their captain and Kathy is not limited to just radio. He's attended by school age children. Alexander as co-captain. had a chance to study the field That is a wonderful idea I think Welcome to Gtmo Bay is extend- from all sides. A six month posi- something like that would be a ed to Maulin Dulap, who is a new tion with the Associated Press in huge success here in Gtmo. eighth grader. the general news department I know of one musician's reaction taught "our new boy" plenty. to the suggestion of a regular Sun- DEAR JOHN Baseball, his favorite pastime, is day night Band Concert off of a game of statistics, and he's Fisherman's Point. It would evi- Even airplanes get tired. At 1530 always there with the facts and dently require quite a lot of extra figures at his fingertips. "Just mad" on 19 September, VU-10's UL-23 work for the band, plus the fact on the runway, bucked about jazz, in any shape or form, that the audibility for the music a few times, he's a fellow that will stop at noth- jostled the crew, and laid down . would depend on the wind direction. refusing to fly again. ing, short of bribing the program Those are both sound arguments, director, into playing a new "wax- Spectators gathered to watch old but I feel confident that someone 23 breath her last breath and mourn ing" for the esteemed listening could come up with a good idea audience. her passing. as to how we could enjoy a Sunday She was a good plane as planes After joining the Navy, and concert each week. go, and as good planes go, she went. doing a three month "boot" stint See ya' next week. (That's all she wrote.) George was assigned to the air- craft carrier "Kula Gulf". A FIRST 'CLAMSHELL' HANGAR BUILT FOR MARINE cruise to Gtmo in the latter part of May of this year afforded him AIR STATION with a chance to join the radio staff here. After two months of waiting, he was transferred to NAS, Gtmo and is now assigned on TAD to WGBY. A member of the staff since early August he now has his own sports program "From The Press Box", heard at 5:45 p.m. daily. George someday hopes to be a member of a top staff in commer- cial radio as a sportscaster. He had a chance to join a growing affiliate of CBS in South Carolina last summer, but his draft status stalled his progress. Now with WGBY, he hopes to pick up valu- able experience, and just as impor- Cherry Point, N. C. (AFPS)-The world's first "clamshell" or mobile hangar has tant, make WGBY the top station been completed at the Marine Corps Air Station here. in sports coverage, and in general, The structure was nicknamed the "clamshell" for its unique "clamlike" opening make "The Voice of the Caribbean" and closing features, and is built on small iron wheels that roll back and forth on a railroad track imbedded in a reinforced concrete foundation. the best in listening entertainment. Aircraft taxi into place the two halves and then four electric motors roll the two As he would say. "Neal's Deal" sections together. Work benches are located inside the hangar along the walls. a sure thing, boy! The structure was completed at a cost of $80,954.76 and weighs 118 tons. Page Six THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 September 1951 Pare Six THE INDIAN Saturday, 22 September 1951 MUNFORD HURLS 3 MOVIE PREVIEWS HITTER, MARINES By Sally Tuckett SECURE TOP SPOT When The Redskins Rode The French conspire with been the The Marines, who have Indians to conquer the American perched on the top-spot in the Gtmo Colonists. The colonists unite their League throughout the season, efforts and both the French and made it a permanent location Tues- the colonists forces try to win the and Dom Di- hurled 1-Sam Jethroe day night as John Munford support of the strong Delaware base-stealing champs the Naval Maggio were a three hitter to shut out tribe. The spy who has been stir- of the National and the American Station seven to nothing. ring up the trouble in 1950. by a sudden is caught which Leagues, respectively, Play was delayed changes the whole plot and Di- the field and the Jethroe swiped 35 bags rain shower that left colonists and the do their tribe unite and Maggio pilfered 15. How slightly dampened but it failed to save the colonies. Cobb's all- of the feats compare with Ty faze the hitting prowess Night Into Morning mark for a single as they pounced on time high water Leathernecks The wife and young son of a season ? the starting pitcher, Shanabrook, college professor perish in a home 2-Willie Shoemaker vs. Joe for two singles, a triple and a walk. contest with a single gas furnace explosion. The profes- Culmone was a featured Florschutz opened sor begins to brood 1950. What was field and scored as Manda over it and on December 31, into left tries to commit suicide was the center. An error but is saved the occasion and what tripled to deep by a junior member of the faculty. sport? by the pitcher, Shanabrook, gave a dramatic 1500- the Marines their second run as Sirocco 3-In 1936. A fast moving story of an un- meters race was held in Berlin, Manda scored. Next up was Fech- a free trip to scrupulous American who sells Germany. Jack Lovelock nipped teau who received arms to and four others first and reached second on a pass the rebellious Arabs. He Glenn Cuningham is an adventurer whose only a record-smashing dash. Three loyalty in ball. An error at third sent McCord, is to himself. He is betrayed and of them, Archie San Romani, Phil next up, to first and Fechteau to tries to escape but is caught. Edwards and Luigi Beccali, all third. Another single, this one by Footlight broke the existing record. Who had Marine catcher Jacowbik, scored Varieties Fechteau and two wild pitches Composed of a series of short held it? musical 4-A Yankee outfielder won two scored McCord. "Ski" Janowski skits and vaudeville acts. A games in 1923 against the came in at this time to relieve singing quartet, comedians, Series pianists, spanish dancers and an Giants with home runs. Today he's Shanabrook on the mound and Jac- a power club again. Who died on third as Janowski old time movie drama. managing owbik Inside is he ? set the next three batters down the Walls of Folsom Prison JsatuE U in order. A new captain of the guards From the second inning on it takes it upon himself to improve pal'-U puu Isag~ Ptl Ut .2uI) ;utop the conditions of the prison as set 5BAX Ot{m 'P.~ualS Bsnrj-f became a pitcher's duel with both "gLgut p5aOpa sem 109Z moundsmen receiving great sup- up by the warden. This leads to port from the field. The Marine's constant arguments between the put Jall saXa .inoj 3atnu plo two. P1 Iraq aATJ 11V *96T ut palooPT managed to get to Janowski for single runs in the third, eighth When I Grow Up *asuilo alt Xrnjoof lunuuu aql ui and ninth innings to add security A story of the difficulties en- countered by the parents of two .IoJ aPuuIm to an already healthy lead. The amq11 Isnjg sl paliinsaa young boys as they try to bridge alqnop t put ail eql 31taaq lou plo only big scoring threat by the Sta- tion nine came in the bottom of gulf between boyhood and parent- the seventh when Geisler, the first hood. ut slunout .2uiuuim ui diqsanptat Strangers On a Train aril .ioj pal; aaiem omw aqyJ-3 sacker, tripled to deep center. He Two strangers meet on a train, ' 9T6T ui total aql; pauain; aH was called out only a moment later Jo paoa an2endl on an attempted steal at home. one a tennis player and the other *sseq uaoos 96 an insane maniac. The maniac tells aofutu uaapow tl sT4PloW all-T Munford gave up only three hits while fanning twelve batters. the tennis player of one of the JET JOURNEY Janowski, who pitched a great cleverest and craziest murder plans game for the Station, marked up conceivable. The tennis player re- eleven strikeouts for himself. Shan- fuses to be a part of the plot but abrook was the losing pitcher. many harrowing incidents follow The umpires were; Fernandiez which make this another successful at the plate, Rosario at first base Hitchcock thriller. and Halter at third. Eddie Pitts was official scorer. H R E Marines ------7 7 1 NavSta ______3 0 4 TELEPHONE CHANGE S NEXT MONTH At 9:00 a.m. on 1 October the Number Nine telephone exchange facilities will be extended to in- clude the Bay Hill, Victory Hill, Dental Clinic and Naval Station Boat Shed areas. All personnel are requested to consult the October Carrier load of F-84 Thunderiets speeds phone directory for the new num- toward Japan aboard the USS Sitkoh bers that will be installed. Bay to bolster the Far East Air Forces Limited private air arm. Personnel and equipment are phone service to headed for the 166th Fighter-Bomber Victory Hill will be available in Wing. the near future. "All I want is a simple Yes or No, Sir.' Saturday, 22 September 1951 THE INDIAN Pageg SevenSe n IN ANP A 1951THME C-Saturday, ~ 22 September~W SEABEE'S DROP PAIR

Last weekend saw the Seabee's on the Marine diamond for stints on both Saturday and Sunday. In the Saturday game they dropped 40BENCH a four to two contest to the Ma- rines in one of the best exhibitions (AFPS) - Three underdog up- four men were sent to court. seen this season. starts have turned the boxing Pearce went the route for, the world topsy-turvy. Randy Turpin Bobby Doerr joined Wally Moses Seabee's as did Hause for the Ma- and 37-year and Joe DiMaggio in the list of rines. Though Pearce scattered the . ,a old Jersey active players who have hit 2,000 eleven hits he gave up the Leather- mighty?,. Joe Wal- or more times safely. Only 89 men necks still managed to bunch cott defied have turned the trick. Doerr's enough of them for the four mark- . 2,000th bingle was made off Ed ers. Hause allowed only six hits. odds to Lopat in Bobby's 13th year in the Jacowbic had the best day at big time. the plate for the victors, claiming champion- three for five at the plate. His ship match- NAS TROMPS SUPPLY 20-6 hits were good for a homer, a triple es. Rocky and a single. Marciano In the Sunday tilt the Fleet upset Rex By Bernard D. Timm Training Group nine gathered in ;. Layne to The Naval Air Station held their position among the top four teams a close six to five victory over confuse MCB-6. the heavy- by knocking over Naval Supply twenty to six. weight pic- WOMEN'S GOLF ature f u r- Supply started off by collecting ther. five runs off of seven hits in the ASSOCIATION Ray Robinson and Ezzard first two innings. Le Roy "Reb" By Marge Long Charles will get a September crack Vaughn came in as relief pitcher to put out the fire. On Wednesday, the 19th, the at lost titles and prestige in New weekly tournament was played on York. The Air Station paced by the front nine. Score minus handi- Marciano may be matched with Vaughn's four for five slugging cap. In the first flight Mrs. Nell Joe Louis, the winner to meet the collected nine runs in the second Jester had low net and Mrs. Marge winner of the Charles-Walcott bout. inning and six more in the third. Long low gross. Mrs. Marie Camp- Not since Max Schmeling KO'd Other big batters of the day for bell had low net, and Mrs. Wilma Louis in 1936 has the boxing pic- Air Station where Dunn, first base- McGurn low gross in the second ture been so upset. Fans and pro- man, who collected a homer, a triple flight. moters alike can rub their hands and a single for his five trips to Next week we will play the back expectantly-boxing's quick up- the plate and Mueller, catcher, who nine, Medal Play. Let's have a big surge has located the nub of recent came through with a round tripper turn out. troubles - better fighters make and a triple. Supply called the game Think everybody has finally re- better fights. after the seventh inning. ceived their long awaited trophies National Leaguers Ralph Kiner H R E from the Base championship tour- and Gil Hodges have hogged the NAS ------18 20 5 nament. Wonder if Dottie did bor- home run headlines this year and NSD ------7 6 7 row a "jeep" to take hers home! in past seasons, for they pose threats to Babe Ruth's 60-homer season high. But the least-pub- MUSCULAR MISSES licized member of the Boston Red Sox outfield, Clyde Vollmer, re- cently has shared the homerclout- ing spotlight. He had clinched six of seven games with Chicago and the Yankees with game-winning blasts. A week later his big bat humbled Cleveland one night and nearly licked Early Wymn and the Indians with two round-trippers in eleven innings the next. Home runs have changed the base running habits of the majors. From 1900 to 1925, 2,803 bases were pil- fered in both leagues. In the next quarter century only 1,562 stolen bags were scored. Several sluggers in both leagues have failed to steal a base in two years in recent seasons. Art Houtteman and Ray Herbert, teammates on the Detroit Tigers last year, recently met in a Class A series while on leave. Each pitch- ed three scoreless innings. Chicago's hot baseball frenzy for Paul Richards' amazing White This is the weaker sex? The three young ladies pictured above may question that. Displaying form which won medals in the National AAU Senior Women's 1951 track Sox recently put a fan in jail. He and field meet (left to right) are Nancy Phillips, running broad jump leader, Frances had heckled pitcher Mary Rotblatt Ligata and Amelia Bert. The latter two won events in the javelin and shot put, so much a free-for-all started and respectively. 1 THE INDIAN Gtmo.-2151I-20 Sept 51-2500 SaturdaySaturday. 22 SetemberSepte 1951 THE INDIAN CONGRATS TO THE SITE FOR GOOD EYES! ! DE LORENZO'S

The Staff of The Indian and the manager's of the baseball teams of the Guantanamo League wish to extend their heartiest congratula- tions to Bill De Lorenzo, manager of the League leading Marine nine, and his wife Doris on the birth of a six pound, eight ounce baby daughter on the 17th of this month. The De Lorenzo's have given the name, Mary Lou, to their daughter. LEAGUE STANDINGS

Team W. L. Marines ------21 4 VU-10 ------18 7 NAS '- 15 8 NavSta ------15 9 FTG ------14 11 MCB-6 ------6 10 I Supply ------6 18 BASEBALL SCHEDULE

Saturday, 22 September Marines vs VU-10 NavSta vs Supply Sunday, 23 September NAS vs MCB-6 Supply vs FTG Monday, 24 September NAS vs Marines Wednesday, 26 September MCB-6 vs Supply FOOTBALL CONTEST

Cross Out the Loser Army vs Villanova Alabama vs L.S.U. Arizona vs Oregon While the lovely lassies above are getting a line on an engineering problem we are 0 Wm. & Mary vs Oklahoma afforded an opportunity of doing some "surveying" on our own. The Hollywood Brown vs Temple darlings are (left to right): Cindy Garner; Yvette Dugay; and Noreen Michaels. Maryland vs Washington & Lee California vs Penn Buffalo vs Colgate OVER $5 BILLION OK'D Washington vs Minnesota U.C.L.A. vs Illinois FOR MILITARY Rice vs Clemson Wake Forest vs N. C. State Washington (AFPS)-The House Columbia vs Princeton of Representatives has passed and Saturday, 22 September Dartmouth vs Fordham sent to the Senate a bill author- WHEN THE REDSKINS RODE Vanderbilt vs Auburn izing $5,768,720,328 for expendi- Jon Hall Mary Castle Drake vs Bradley ture in the largest military con- Sunday, 23 September Duke vs Pitt struction program in history. NIGHT INTO MORNING Florida vs Ga. Tech Prompt passage is expected in the Ray Milland John Hodiak George vs North Caro. Senate. Monday, 24 September Miss. State vs Tennessee The huge building program will Holy Cross vs Harvard SIROCCO be devoted to rehabilitation, and Humphry Bogart Marta Toren Kansas vs Iowa State renovation of old, and construction Kentucky vs 01' Miss of new Army, Navy and Air Force Tuesday, 25 September Miami (Fla.) vs Tulane buildings in the U. S. and abroad. FOOTLIGHT VARIETIES Michigan vs Mich. State It is to "support adequately and J. Paar R. Buttons Name the score on this one: make effective" the three-and-a- Wednesday, 26 September half-million-man force scheduled to INSIDE THE WALLS OF exist by June 30, 1952. ------vs ------Yale FOLSOM PRISON Navy The bill authorizes a billion-dol- B. Brian P. Carey lar system of overseas air bases, Thursday, 27 September Name ------Rate many of them in the Western European area. WHEN I GROW UP The Air Force will get $3,543,- Robert Preston Martha Scott Div./address------f 661,800 of the funds. The Army Friday, 28 September will receive $1,423,791,528, with STRANGERS ON A TRAIN Phone -. $801,267,000 allotted to the Navy. Farley Granger Ruth Roman