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Vol. V, No. 53 U. S. Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Saturday, 19 September 1953 Cast Announced By WSBY Marathon SeaBee's "Can-Do" Transforms Little Theatre For Tops $400 for Aged Movie-Assembly Hall Into "Angel Street" Little League Shiny New Chapel Building Work completed in three months. The Little Theatre's Casting In the first radio marathon ever Committee has announced their held on the Naval Base, WGBY, selection of the three main charac- the Armed Forces Radio station, ters for the new play, "Angel raised a total of $429.11 for the Street", now in production. benefit of the Little League being Pete Sudarsky wins the role of formed here on the base. Mr. Manningham, Mrs. Avril M. Starting at 6:30 p.m. the show Clark will play Mrs. Manningham and Jan Janicek appear as Rough, continued until 1:30 a.m. the fol- the police inspector. lowing morning and featured the The play tells the story of the MCB-1 Hillbilly band and the Manninghams of Angel Street. Naval Base Combo. Under the guise of kindliness, handsome Mr. Manningham is tor- The original goal of WGBY was turing his wife into insanity. He $300. It was reached and passed accuses her of petty aberrations by 9:30, three hours after the that he has arranged himself; and start of the show Thursday night. since her mother died of insanity, she is more than half convinced that John Hull, J03, program director she, too, is going out of her mind. of WGBY, acted as Master of While her husband is out of the Ceremonies with David Doyle, house, a police inspector visits her station announcer assisting. Bob and proves that her husband is a Mairo, station announcer in the maniacal criminal suspected of a control room, spun the record murder committed fifteen years ago requests as they came in. in the same house, and that he is With the money obtained in the preparing to dispose of her. Little League donation drive plus Then starts the game of trying the money collected on the WGBY to uncover the necessary evidence -marathon the Little League will be against Mr. Manningham. It is able to field four teams for the a thrilling and exciting melodra- Spring season, complete with their Before tic game. small-size uniforms and equipment. Out of the SeaBees' cluttered bag reduced and the old assembly hall of surprises, "Can-Do," the mag- gradually took on the appearance ician, has pulled another one. With and structure. of a new building. a whisk of his magic cloth he has With a decorator's flair for per- transformed an old, dilapidated and fection, "Can-Do" even installed a New Thrift Shop Policy Changes surveyed assembly hall into a fine- Gothic arch, and to top off the looking chapel for the MCB-1 area. whole creation conjured up a stee- Three months ago the old build- ple to be set atop the building. A Can Divert Funds to Local Area ing was on the destruction list of wave of the mystic wand and the the SeaBees, but at the request of interior and exterior were bathed Chaplain R. T. Schellhase, MCB-1 in gleaming new paint: presto- chaplain, the SeaBees' commanding chango, the SeaBees have their officer CDR H. I. Taylor gave the chapel. go-ahead for reconstruction. Useless lumber was replaced, Formal dedication will take place supports strengthened, b e a m s this Sunday, 20 September at the added, the over-all heighth was 0845 service.

Mrs. F. L. Tedder, (left) manager of the Thrift Shop presents $200 to Mrs. W. C. Mathews, faculty sponsor of the Coral Reef as co-editors of the publication Pierce Lehmbeck and George MacMichael look on with obvious approval. The donation is part of the Thrift Shop's new policy of using its profits as an aid to local projects, and it was decided that helping the Coral Reef would benefit the greatest cross section of contributors to the Shop. After A Page Two THE INDIAN 9 Saturday, 19 September 1953 A Message from Garcia . Mother and Patriot

By Henry Garcia Editorial Office, U. S. Naval Base Sunday, 20 September 1953 Special Services Department Remember Calixto Garcia, the Fleet Recreation Center Cuban General to whom the famous Catholic Masses message was delivered? The brave Saturday, 19 September 1953 warrior who with just a handful 0700-Naval Base Chapel U. S. NAVAL BASE of men faced the spanish Army in 0900-Naval Base Chapel Guantanamo Bay, Cuba one of the greatest battles of the Daily Mass - 0630 Rear Admiral C. L. C. Atkeson, ,Jr., USN Commander Cuban- Spanish-American War, to Confessions: S a t u r d a y, 1730 - facilitate the landing of American CAPT Robert H. Wilkinson 1800; 1930 - 2015, Confessions Chief of Staff troops in a Cuban beach? There U. S. NAVAL STATION are many stories about him, but are not heard before Mass on Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Sunday. CAPT Orlin L. Livdahl the one I like the best is this Commanding Officer little anecdote I am going to tell Protestant Services CAPT Jack M. Howell you now: Executive Officer The war was in its boiling point. Sunday: 0930-Sunday School Editorial Staff The spark of ideal had set on fire 1000-Adult Bible Class Lieutenant E. A. Sandness--Officer Adviser H. E. Davis, JOC- Managing Editor the hearts of the Cubans and 1100-Divine Worship Al Henderson, J03- News Editor originated a great conflagration, 1930-Christian Fellow- J. C. Dierks, JO3-- --- Sports while the cry of "Cuba Libre", S. E. Cobbs, PHSN- Photographer emitted by a few patriots in ship THE INDIAN is published weekly, fin- Wednesday: 1930-Mid-Week anced by non-appropriated funds, printed Oriente filled the air and echoed on government equipment, for free distri- in every corner of the Island. The Prayer bution on the U. S. Naval Base, Guan- Cuban patriots, "Los Mambises", Thursday: 1930-Choir Rehearsal tanamo Bay, Cuba by order of the Base Commander. GEN Nathan F. Twining, USAF as they were called, riding on horse Chaplains at this Activity THE INDIAN is published in compliance Chief of Staff, U. S. Air Force back and armed only with their CDR M. 0. Stephenson, CHC, USN with the provisions of NAVEXOS-P-35 "machetes" and their honor, had LT J. F. Agnew, CHC, USNR (Rev) 1945. left their homes and had gone after This publication receives AFPS material. General Nathan F. Twining (Protestant) AFPS material appearing herein cannot be the enemy to fight for liberty. They reprinted without written permission of started his climb to Air Force gave no quarter and they asked LCDR W. J. Spinney, CHC, USN Armed Forces Press Service, 641 Washing- Chief of Staff as a corporal in the (Catholic) ton Street, New York 14, New York. for none, and the words "capitu- Oregon National Guard, on active late" or "surrender" did not seem duty on the Mexican border in the to exist in their dictionaries. So, summer of 1916. He was called when General Garcia's mother, TEEN-AGE ROUNDUP as a sergeant in WWI. Lucia Ifiiguez, received one day the N R Officers Released He was graduated from the U.S. visit of a messenger who informed Military Academy as a second By Barbara Burke and Linda Thurston her that her son had been captured Letters have been mailed to 1,982 lieutenant of Infantry, November, alive by a Spanish The Teen-Age Club bowling column, she Naval Reserve officers on active 1918, under an accelerated war- answered, rather teams were selected last week. The angrily, "There duty notifying them that they will time program. However, flying was must be some mistake! . . . That four teams are headed by Linda his desire be issued orders releasing them and he entered flight prisoner is NOT . . . Thurston, Luella Curran, Pierce my son! I from active duty in the near future. training in 1923 and was graduated know he can't be! . Lehmbeck and Donald Moore. "-"Allow Officers receiving the notices from Kelly Field, Tex., and rated me to add-replied the messenger will A big farewell party was tossed for a pilot September, 1924. be released in January, 1954. Kaye -that when he was captured he Five Naval Reserve officers at and Faye Gennaria, those His first flying duty was as an shot himself well-known Gitmo girls ." "Oh," cried Guantanamo Bay have received who left instructor at Brooks Field, Tex., Lucia, "Now I know that it's him! last week. . . . Another their letters, three of which were "big deal" his primary base. This was fol- . . . My was held at John Moon's house for son . . . I know it is assigned to Utility Squadron Ten. lowed by a variety of flying and . . ." the newly initiated freshmen to staff duties. my son! Priority of retention lists have celebrate the end of "hash week" In August, 1940 he began a been established to determined with Jack Stafford entertaining series of assignments in Hq., Army which officers shall be kept on with tales of South Philly and the Air Corps, Washington and in May, active duty. Basis of selection was sophmore-freshmen girls providing 1942 was named Director of War Marine Test Pilot the need for officers with broad the food. . Organization and Movement. experience and certain others with DID YOU SEE. George Mac- Then came WWII overseas duty essential specialized experience. Michael and Pierce Lehmbeck beginning July, 1942, first as Chief Sets New Altitude Officers are being released in planning the yearbook. . . . Bar- of Staff of the Allied Forces in the inverse order on the priority lists. bara Davie waiting for "blue South Pacific, followed by assign- They were notified by individual Monday". . Flip Bruner doing ment as Commander of the 13th Mark in "Skyrocket" letters. Those remaining on the some shoveling at the corral. . Air Force. July of the following priority lists will be divided into Jim Stuchel working at the pool year he was placed in tactical Washington (AFPS) - An un- two groups. Group A will be those again. . . . And Eunice Avilla command of all Army, Navy, Ma- official world altitude record of whose release during the current learning how to swim. . . . Jim rine and other Allied Air Forces 83,235 feet has been set by Lt. fiscal year would be caused only Beaman mumbling about his jilt. in the South Pacific. Col. Marion E. Carl, USMC, flying by unanticipated and drastic reduc- Jimmy Cavanaugh screaming for He was transferred to the 15th the D558-II Skyrocket. tions and Group B those whose respect for office holders. . Air Force in Italy in November, The new mark was set during release may be required in the 1943 as its commander, serving tests: of a newly developed high event of further personnel reduc- also as CG, Mediterranean Allied altitude pressure suit at Edwards tions beyond that now planned. All Strategic Air Forces. AFB, Calif., Aug. 21, 1953. The officers listed in these groups will Construction Begins Gen. Twining returned to the previous altitude record of 79,494 be notified by form letters which South Pacific to command the 20th feet was set in the same airplane will be placed in the mails before On Second A-Sub Air Force at the close of WWII. Aug. 15, 1951 by Bill Bridgeman, 15 October. After the war he commanded the a Douglas test pilot. Air Material Command, Wright- The Skyrocket was not launched The keel for the "Sea Wolf", the Patterson AFB, Ohio, 1945-47. from the ground but instead first world's second atomic submarine Then he was Commander in Chief, was carried by a "mother" B-29 was laid in Groton, Conn., on Sep- Alaskan Command until he return- to 34,000 feet. There it was air tember 15. ed to Washington as Acting Deputy launched. Within a few seconds, In a brief ceremony, Secretary Chief of Staff for Personnel in the four rockets which power the of the Navy Robert B. Anderson July, 1950. small swept-wing craft had carried warned that the sub could be used Gen. Twining became Vice Chief it past the speed of sound. to carry warfare to the "doorstep" of Staff, Oct. 10, 1950 and Chief Although the supply of rocket of enemy aggressors. of Staff, June 30, 1953. fuel was exhausted by the time The "Sea Wolf" will be con- the plane reached 75,000 feet, its structed alongside the huge hull of Colleges and universities through- momentum pushed it to the rec- the USS Nautilus, the first atomic out the United States working in ord height. Afterwards, Col. Carl vessel of any kind which is sched- cooperation with USAFI can now coasted into his landing at about uled to be launched in 1955. offer you courses in almost any 150 mph. Mr. Anderson said that the specialized field on the college level The new altitude mark will not nuclear powered engines of the for about half their normal cost. be recognized as official by the Nautilus and Sea Wolf do not re- Why not take this opportunity to Federation Aeronautique Interna- quire any air, and the subs will be pick up some advanced training in tioiale, the recognized sanctioning able to travel under the water "for the subjects of your own particular body for official world's records, thousands of miles" at better than interest? because their rules specify that 20 knots. aircraft have to take off from the He added, "These two vessels "Dear Milkman, when you leave ground under their own power and presage a new era in navies and the milk, please put coal on the the Skyrocket was carried up naval warfare . they portend a furnace, let the dog out, and put before its air launching. revolution of enormous significance newspapers inside the screen door." in the propulsion of all ships." "P. S. Don't leave any milk." To rise higher, aim higher. 0 Saturday, 19 September 1953 i9 THE INDIAN Page Three Yankees Write New THEY REALLY GET AROUND SoftballRound-Vp Page in Baseball Naval Station Monday night the 2nd Division halted the ARD 16's seven game History winning streak downing them 12-5. The victors capitalized on doubles by McCarthy, Todd, DiGiorgio and Manager Casey Stengel's New a two run homer by Young to hand York Yankees wrote a new golden the ARD 16 their first league loss. page in baseball history Monday Mandis was the winning pitcher when they overcame a five run and Pedigo was charged with the handicap to defeat the Cleveland loss. The FCP-RPIO team collected Indians 8-5 and clinch an unpre- a 7-0 forfeit from the Flag Divi- cedented fifth straight American sion, who were unable to field a League pennant. team in the nightcap. With this triumph they surpass- Tuesday, the Base high school ed the previous all-time record of downed the 1st Division Boats- _ four consecutive wains' Mates 8-6. MacMichael, the flags shared by winning pitcher, and Pierce Lehm- "Muggsy" Mc- beck connected with homeruns for Graw's Giants the victors. In the second game the of 1921-24, Joe 9th Division defeated the Com- McCarthy's missary Store 9-5 behind the pitch- great teams of ing of Krey and the steady hitting the 1936-39 Stan Musial (left), Mr. Baseball, smiles after his third inning home of Heeney and Shelinski. "break-up-the- run for the St. Louis Cardinals in Ebbets Field, Aug. 30, which boosted Wednesday's scheduled games Yankees" era his National League record to 10 straight years that he has batted in resulted in off the field forfeits with , and Casey's 100 or more runs. Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella batted in five the 15th Division and the 2nd squad of 1949- runs in the same game to tie the NL's RBI record of 122 for a catcher. Division over the 3rd and 6th Divi- 52. He's aiming at the major league mark of 133 held by Bill Dickey of sions who were unable to field _ _ The Yanks' the Yankees. teams. immediate goal Standing as of Wednesday night Casey Stengel now is to beat were: the Brooklyn Dodgers in the World Why Not Try It Here ? Team W L PCT. GB Series and set still another stand- Fishing Entries 2nd DivisionDI 1 .8 9 ard with AND 16 -AFDL 1 __7 1 .8751 '2 five straight world 5th Division - 1-- 2 .714 2 championships. The always tough LAND DIVISION FCP - RPIO------15 2 .714 2 Bums, who clinched the senior Barracuda Skin Diving 1st Division 4 2 .666 2'/. Marcinuk, P. -- - 23 lbs. 8 ozs. 11th Division circuit pennant Saturday 5 3 .625 2/ with a Richter, Mrs. R. F. - 19 lbs. 8 oss. 9th Division - 4 4 .500 31/2 win- over the Milwaukee Braves Harris, W. K. _ 16 lbs. 12 ozs. By Carl Plath AFDL 47 ------4 4 .500 31/ won't be giving away Grouper High School - 2 4 .333 4/ anything for Dupree, Skin divers have appeared all up nothing and the W. L. __ - -. 22 lbs. Flag Division - - 3 6 .333 5 ensuing subway Leverett, W. R. ------4 lbs. 6 ozs. and down the shore lines of the Commissary Store 2 5 .285 5 series should keep Gotham fans on Jacks Naval Base for well over a year 3rd & 7th Divisions 2 8 .200 61/2 the edge of their seats, whether Whitmore, F. M. - - - . _ 17 lbs. 8 ozs. 6th Division ------0 9 .000 8 Vicari, V. F. - - - . 14 lbs. 14 ozs. now. Most of these mermen who bleacher or television. Mackerel (King) brazenly face the fabled dangers Marine Site McNeil, D. A. - -20 lbs. of the deep are people who have Snapper been smitten Dupree, W. L. __- .--- 43 lbs. 8 ozs. with the adventure Sunday at Marine Site saw the Just For You . . Kelly, C. L. ------31 lbs. 4 os. and indescribable sights available 2nd Section nose out the Loewenhagen, A. H. - 16 lbs. 8 ozs. Head- to anyone diving among the num- quarters 8-7, and the following day Snook berless coral reefs Loewenhagen, A. H.- 13 lbs. along the coast. trounce the 1st Section 11-5. The Family Cabanas Tarpon Regardless of whether they are league leaders really made a week Brock, R. - --- 26 lbs. seeking the unusual and thrilling The following is the first in a series of Ciccarelli, B. --- 23 lbs. of it on Tuesday when they took articles dealing with the facilities offered by BOAT DIVISION sights which may be seen, on gin- their third straight by outslugging Naval Station Special Services and is for Barracuda clear, calm days in reef waters or the 1st Section again 19-11. the enlightenment of all hands. Ray, C. F. - --- 32 lbs. the adventure of stalking and Hardin, J. - - - -22 lbs. 8 ozs. The leaders in the spearing a fish in its own element, hitting de- Baily, H. E. ---- 16 lbs. partment so far are as One of the many facilities offered Grouper the spell is usually complete. follows: by Naval Station Special Services Rodgers, J. L. - - 64 lbs. Player Team Avg. Jacks For those who have already Rosati 2nd Section 576 is the family cabanas at Windmill Beman, J. A. - - 15 lbs. 9 ozs. succumbed to this spell, as well as Ferris 2nd Section .500 Beach. As the name implies, the Whitmore, F. M. - - 10 lbs. 13 ozs. Smith 1st Section .466 those who think they might be Smetanka cabanas are for exclusive use by Blue, J. R. - - t10 lbs. interested, , Officers and Staff NCOs .428 Mackerel (King) there is an excellent Ailing Headquarters .428 family groups. This means that Scott, B. R. - - - 9 lbs. 8 os. chance to join ranks with many Jiron 2nd Section .419 unmarried persons, whether by . Snapper experienced skin divers at the next The standings: Pass, J. S. -- 41 lbs. 4 ozs. themselves or with a group, are meeting of the Gtmo Bay Denizens Team not Lightfoot, L. H.--- 35 lbs. Woan Last permitted to use the family Gennaria, R. H. -- -2 lbs. of the Deep Skin Diving Club, 21 2nd Section ______W L cabanas. Snook September, in the Community Hall, Headquarters __ 3 4 Geniaria, R. L. --- 19 lbs. Officers & Staff NCOs ---- 3 4 At present there- are 12 family Leverett, W. R. - - 14 lbs. 8 ozs. Little Theatre Building at 1900. lst Section ___- 2 5 cabanas at Windmill. Reservations Shepherd, W. L. --- 11 lbs. 8 os. We are tremendously interested Air Station for these units can be made as Tarpon in new members since our roster In the most important much Loomis, C. E. - - 47 lbs. 12 oss. game of as a week in advance by Lightfoot, L. H. --- 30 lbs. is dwindling as a result of many the season to date the Boatshed calling the Naval Station Special Beman, E. F. --- 25 lbs. recent transfers. For those who SPECIAL DIVISION upset Leeward Point 5-4. The Services reservation desk (9-617) attend our meetings we offer the winning run scored when Palmer or by Bonefish appearing in person. Payment Chandler, C. A. - - 4 lbs. 8 oss. experiences of many old-timers at walked and crossed the plate on a of $1.00 must be made to the Croakers skin diving, briefings on important double by Doty. Monday reservation Williams. H. H. --- 2 lbs. hit a desk no later than ten safety factors, advice and assist- single and a homerun with o'clock Cole, J. - _ 1 lb. 8 oss. two men the day following the reser- Sutherling, E. W. --- 1 lb. 3 ozs. ance in obtaining or manufacturing on in three trips to the plate. vation. Failure to do so will cancel Parrotfish skin diving equipment, week-end Supply defeated Aerology 13-5, the reservation. Nixon, R. M. - - 1 lb. 14 oze. Pompano boat trips to the better fishing with O'Brien, Supply pitcher toss- The family cabanas have met French, C. D. - - 16 lbs. 8 oss. spots and a chance to take part in ing a steady game and the outcome with such success that a number Hinkle, R. A. -- - 9 lbs. an organization that is necessary never in doubt. Greater, S. W. --- 4 lbs. Trapp and Roush more are planned. Each unit has Shark in order that this new-found sport banged out three hits apiece for a grill for cooking purposes, a Hummel, C. A. ------200 lbs. may be available and enjoyed by Supply. picnic table and a small dressing Bryan, W. C. .--- 98 lbs. all participants here on the Naval Special Dinoch, T. '1.------83 lbs. Services stayed in the room, not to mention fresh running Triggerfish Base. running by defeating the Gas Shop water. The cabanas are also de- Borborian, S. Jr., . _ 3 lbs. 8 ozs. you have the basic equipment, 17-8. Sletten of Special Services signed to provide as much protec- SPEAR FISHING DIVISION was the hitting Grouper a swimming mask for underwater star of the day and tion from the sun as possible. Nichols, E. M. - 67 lbs. 8 ozs. vision, a pair of rubber fins, and the week, collecting a homerun, Persons are reminded that it is Marcinuk, P. -- 7 lbs. 3 ozs. a positive interest in enjoying triple, and double during the Wreath, F. . - 2 lbs. contest. necessary for them to police their Jacks yourself at skin diving, we of the area after using the cabanas so Matson, J. F. . --- . 14 lbs. Gtmo Denizens are more than The standings as of 16 Sep- that the maximum amount Prejean, J. W. ---- 13 lbs. 9 ozs. willing to introduce you to the tember: of Foster, R. D. - - 11 enjoyment and use from lbs. 8 ozs. local underwater wonders. This Team Won Lost the ca- Snapper Boatshed ----- 4 1 banas can be had by family groups. Foster, R. D. --- 19 lbs. fascinating sport is within easy Leeward Point ---- - 4 1 The seven large Tarpon reach of one and all; why Special Services --- 4 2 cabanas located Foster, R. D. - - 26 not try in the general picnic Ibs. 8 ozs. it here ? Gas Shop- - - - 3 3 area may be Rosendal, G. A.- - 20 lbs. 8 ozs. Cooks & Bakers --- 2 2 used by all hands and may not be Marcinuk, P. --- 20 Ibs. Operations 2 3 reserved. More cabanas Hogfish Aerology --- - 2 4 of this type Foster, R. D. -- The 'man of the hour' didn't get are also planned. - - . 6 lbs. Supply ----- 2 4 Nichols, E. M. - -.-. 5 lbs. 8 oss. where he is in a minute. Communications-- - 0 6 9 Saturday, 19 September 1953 Navy-10NDPPO-Gtmo. 4161C THE INDIAN

SHADY BEAUTY WCBY Program Schedule

Regular Programs - Monday through Friday 0700 Morning Caravan 1230 Hillbilly Jamboree 0715 News 1330 Jack Kirkwood 0730 Morning Caravan 1345 Brbiod the Story 0800 Lucky U Ranch 1400 Musical Matinee 0825 Solitary Singer 1500 Parade of Sports 0830 Bob & Ray 1700 Storyteller Time Salter has finally 0900 House of Music 1755 San Cecil B. DeMille 1000 Curt Massey 2000 News agreed to do his autobiography. 1015 Ronnie Kemper 1041 Requestfully Yours publish it- 1030 Bob Hope 1930 Twilight Serenade Prentice-Hall will 1 Believe quite a movie . . 1040 John Conte 2025 This should make 1100 Startime 3015 Knox Manning Bing Crosby starts "White Christ- 1130 Bud's Bandwagon 2155 News for Paramount. 1200 Way Back Home 2230 Sandman Show mas" this week 2215 Hewn Disc jockeys and coin machine the record "Three men report Saturday 2130 Twenty Questions is becoming 2155 News Minutes of Silence" Caravan num- 0700 Morning 2200 Hollywood Radio Theatre one of their most requested 0715 News 2300 Orchestras of the West bers. The record is just that-three 0730 Morning Caravan Sign Off Religious Program 2400 minutes of uninterrupted, pleasant 0800 Jewish 0830 Space Patrol Monday and restful quiet . . . Jean Peters 0900 Gene Autry 0930 Tarzan 0845 Lina Romay back in the U. S. after completing 1045 Charleen Hawks "We Believe in 1000 Tales of the Texas Rangers location shots .for 1030 Let's Pretend 1730 Cavalcade of Love" in Rome. The picture is 1100 Paulena Carter 1815 Jo Stafford offering by 1115 You And The World 1830 Inside Track another CinemaScope 2000 Groucho Marx . . . Speaking of Cine- 1130 Met. Opera Auditions Twentieth 1200 Personal Album 2030 Big Story maScope, Darryl F. Zanuck, boss 1215 News 2100 Broadway's My Beat says "Holly- 1230 Saturday Swing Session 2130 Fibber McGee man at Twentieth, 2200 Symphonette or fall on the suc- 1400 Mr. President wood will rise 1430 Science Magazine cess of 'The Robe.'" "The Robe" is 1445 At Ease Tuesday the first production of this type. 1500 Parade of Sports 0845 Tennessee Ernie have seen of the 1700 Music in the Air 1045 Strike it Rich From what we 1730 Jubilee 1730 Bookshelf of the World process (a few clips at a press 1800 News 1815 Steve Allen showing) he could be right . . 1815 1830 Your Chaplain Speaks NBC-TV are huddling 1830 Amos 'N' Andy 2000 Dragnet MGM and 1900 Bing Crosby 2030 Name That Tune on a deal whereby MGM stars 1930 Twilight Serenade 2100 Vaughn Monroe will be worked into the format of 2000 Hollywood Star Playhouse 2130 Mr. and Mrs. North NBC shows. The idea is to present 2025 This I Believe 2200 American Music Hall Shirley Modell seems to have 2030 Gordon MacRae Show cooler spots. a big name show and at the same 2055 Knox Manning Wednesday found one of Miami's time defeat the high production 2100 Tales of Tomorrow 0845 Francis Farwell The lovely blonde, not exactly cost by charging some of it off to 2130 Grand Ole Opry 1045 Charleen Hawks dressed for climbing trees, appears 2155 News 1730 Portrait of a City in her lofty hide- advertising-sounds logical . . . 2200 One Night Stand 1815 Jo Stafford pleasantly cool Larry Storch, summer replacement 2230 Sandman Show 1830 Sports Forum away. will be dropped 2400 Sign Off 2000 Arthur Godfrey for Jackie Gleason, 2030 Al Goodman Gleason returns. CBS-TV had when Sunday 2100 Night Beat hoped to make a big thing out of 2130 Our Miss Brooks says 0800 Hymns of the World 2200 Howard Barlow Presents his show, but no soap-so 0815 News Movie Schedule Variety . . . Wait 'till you see 0830 Robert Armbruster Thursday Lucia Bose in "Three Girls From 0900 Journey into Song 0845 Tennessee Ernie 1000 Catholic Religious Program 1045 Strike it Rich Sunday, 20 September Rome." She should have every 1030 Choral Symphony States 1730 American Heritage SKIRTS AHOY movie company in the 1045 You and the World 1815 Steve Allen J. Evans moving to Italy-or the male mem- 1100 Protestant Divine Services 1830 Sports Answer Man E. Williams 1200 Personal Album 2000 What's My Line Monday, 21 September bers of the companies anyhow 1215 News Behind 2030 Horace Heidt THE BIG TREES (T) Eddie Fisher's "Walking 1230 Piano Playhouse 2100 Stars from Paris P. Wymore is his second record to hit 1300 New York Philharmonic 2130 Meet Millie K. Douglas You" 1400 Music with the Girls E. Buchanan million mark this year . . 2200 Music From America E. Miller the 1430 Science Magazine Tuesday, 22 September Como back for his 10th 1445 At Ease Perry Friday WITH year on TV or radio- 1500 Parade of Sports PAINTING THE CLOUDS consecutive 1700 Ozzie & Harriet 0845 Lina Romay (T) sponsor. "Bebop's 1045 Charleen Hawks SUNSHINE with the same 1730 Greatest Story Ever Told V. Mayo by Al (Jazzbo) Collins 1800 News 1730 Invitation to Learning D. Morgan Fable" 1815 Jo Stafford plus moving up fast on the popularity 1815 Eddie Fisher 1830 Martin and Lewis 1830 Inside Track I &-E United Nations and polls-they're the real end. 1900 Red Skelton 2000 Suspense 1930 Twilight Serenade 2030 Meet Corliss Archer World Disputes 2100 Jazz Nocturne 23 September "I notice that in your fish stor- 2000 My Friend Irma Wednesday, 2030 Big Time 2130 FBI In Peace And War PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS ies, you change the size of the 2200 Hollywood Music Hall 2100 Charlie McCarthy D. Dailey J. Dru fish you caught for different lis- R. Hylton R. Crenna teners." Thursday, 24 September WAY BACK HOME SCANDAL SHEET B.Crawford J. Derek The MCB-1 Hillbilly Band I On your radio dial at 1450 every Monroe, Louisiana; Mobile, Ala- D. Reed R. Decamp will appear in the Flamingo weekday at 12 noon. bama. plus 19 Room Saturday night, Monday, Sept. 21-Griffin, Geor- Thursday, I & E AFIF No. 18 Evaluating 2000 to Sept. 24-Homer City, - September, from gia; Houston, Texas; Chattanooga, Pennsylvania; McCook, Nebraska; a Nation 2330. This is the same group Tennessee. New Hampshire; at the Marlboro, that has appeared Tuesday, Sept. 22-Cranston, Greenville, South Carolina. movie lyceums and is cur- Rhode Island; Worcester, Mass- rently giving WGBY's Hill- achusetts; Suffolk, Virginia; Deca- Friday, Sept. 25 - Kalamazoo, Hospital Notes billy Jamboree a weekly tur, Illinois. Mi c hi ga n; Pocatello, Idaho; j show. Wednesday, Sept. 23-Clearwa- Whitesburg, Kentucky; Bell, Cali- ter, Florida; Rochester, Minnesota; fornia. Heirport News: HM3 and Mrs. Wm. D. Mills are the proud parents of baby daughter, Nora Donice, born 2 September. Born 5 Septem- ber, Ann Maria is the new arrival at the home of CSC and Mrs. Zygmont Galonka. Also arriving on 5 September, was John Francis, son of SN W. and Mrs. Barham. ME3 and Mrs. Gagnebin announce the arrival of Rodne Edward 6 September. Patricia Diane arrived at the home of RM1 Richard and Mrs. Gillete on 7 September. A daughter, born to FP1 John and Mrs. Eugene, arrived 8 September and has been named Gloria Jean. Becky Yvonne was the new arrival in the family of ME1 and Mrs. Greaner on 9 September.