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WHITE FAECON
Sunday, Novmber 11, 1962
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
’55 Chevrolet Station Wag-on,
V-8, automatic, 6 tires with 2
snow treads mounted. Contact
Inman at Ext. 4202 or 6225 after
working hours.
’58 Plymouth, 2 dr., Radio and
Heater. Contact Strum at Ext.
3266.
’57 Ford Station Wagon, newly
rebuilt engine, Radio and Heater.
Contact Schmitz at Ext. 2271 or
3178.
’56 Dodge, excellent condition,
being sold by original owner,
49,000 actual miles. Radio and
Heater, stick, 6 cyl. Contact Chief
Kelly at Ext. 2287 or 5174 after
working hours.
’53 Pontiac, 4 dr. sed., Radio
and Heater, five new tires. Contact
Bono at Ext. 2211 or 6196.
Willys Jeep. Contact Brown at
Bldg. #536.
A National NC 200 high fre-
quency receiver. Covering fre-
quences from 490 to 30,000 kilo-
cycles and a band spreading of
the Amateur bands. Contact Lt.
Cmdr. Naffa at Ext. 2194.
Officers or Chief Petty Officers
regulation overcoat. Contact Lt.
Cmdr. Sebenius at Ext. 2194 or
5201.
WANTED TO RENT
Furnished 2 bedrm. apt. im-
mediately. Contact Capt. Viscount
at Ext. 3261 or 7108.
One bedrm. apt. within the
Keflavik or Njardvik area. Con-
tact Gipson at Ext. 3254.
One bedrm. apt. furnished in the
Keflavik area. Contact Tom Ram-
sey at Ext, 4100,
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With Halloween over and the
first snowfall of the season having
arrived, we may now look forward
to the holidays of Thanksgiving
and Christmas. Your Exchange is
doing everything possible to in-
sure wide selections of gift type
merchandise in every price range
to suit the most discriminating
patrons. It is expected that most
of our holiday merchandise shall
be in the Main Store and Toy-
land by mid November. Delays in
shipment and cancellation by
manufacturers are a particular
hazard at this time of year and
accordingly patrons are urged to
shop as early as possible.
One of the best buys currently
available is an assortment of brass
wall plaques from England. These
plaques are located on the wall
by the Souvenir Shop and are
ideally suited for gift giving.
Available now are several types
of glassware and crystal items
from some of the world’s most
famous glass makers.
Many new and different ex-
amples of Icelandic art and in-
dustry are also available in the
Souvenir Shop. Clerks will be
pleased to assist patrons with sel-
ections when requested to do so.
Our Anniversary Sale is still
in progress and many unusual
buys remain available. Don’t over-
look this opportunity for savings.
Most recent addition to stock is
windbreaker jackets from Japan.
NOTICE
All Navy Exchange activities
shall be open as usal on Mon-
day, November 12, with the ex-
ception of the Laundromat,
Photo Shop and Supply Depart-
ment Snack Bar.
RALPH TERRY, of the NEW YORK YANKEES, star of the
World Series, is just like the rest of us. While attending a post-Series
luncheon to receive a sport scar, the car was ‘ticketed’ for illegal
parking. Those YANKEES Do get everything .... Coach Ben Martin
of the AIR FORCE ACADEMY had the Secretary of the Air Force
plus 14 four-star generals in the stands for the game with OREGON.
Martin said, after the loss, that the FALCONS could have used
about 11 five-star players and still have had a hard time .... The
DODGERS don’t believe in letting anything get away. Sports car
races are scheduled to be held on the parking lot of the new Dodger
Stadium at Chavez Ravine .... The TELSTAR broadcast between
the ClSM Conference in Washington and the American Forces Net-
work in Europe was one of the last TELSTAR transmissions for
several months. The satellite will be out of effective range till early
next year .... A team of SERVICE ALL-STARS played the
DETROIT TIGERS at Okinawa as the TIGERS were en route to
Japan. The TIGERS won the game, but the servicemen won a lot
of respect for their hospitality and spirit .... Former Marine Hank
Bauer, a one time Kansas City manager, has signed as a coach with
the BALTIMORE ORIOLES for next year. Bauer worked for Balti-
more President Lee MacPhail, while both were with the YANKEES . .
Red Barber has volunteered to broadcast the Army-Navy football
game over the Armed Forces Radio Service again this year. Barber
also did the play-by-plav in 1960 for AFRS-NY .... The San
Franciscans have two of the highest paid athletes gracing their fair
city. Wilt Chamberlain tops all salary owners with the replaced
SAN FRANCISCO WARRIORS of the NBA and Willie Mays of
the GIANTS is reported to get the top wage in the Major Leagues
.... On Saturday, Oct. 27, ARMY played GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY, in the first visit by a Cadet football team to the
nation’s capitol.
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I GOT IT—This collision occurred when three players tried for a
re-bound at the same time. The battle was fought Saturday, Oct. 3rd
between the High School and Rockville. The students won. It just
goes to show—three heads or hands aren’t always better than one.
Youth Center
Announces Table
Tennis Tournament
On November 10 a Round Robin
table tennis tournament will be
held at the Youth Center in pre-
paration for an elimination tour-
nament to be held during the
month of November. Over 30 table
tennis enthusiasts are expected to
enter this competition for the Har-
vard Table Tennis Gold Medals
which are awarded to the winners
of the men’s and women’s singles.
There will be a Bantam, Junior
and a Senior division which will
be arranged according to age
groups.
This local tournament is part
of a U.S. nation-wide program to
locate and reward outstanding
table tennis players. Similar tour-
naments in the United States and
other military bases all over the
world have turned the spotlight
of national recognition on tourna-
ment winners.
In addition to receiving gold
medals, local winners will Have
their names permanently record-
ed in Harvard’s Book of Table
Tennis Champions and will receive
inscribed Gold Medal Award Cer-
tificates.
Basketball Standings
TEAM W L
1. Navy Supply .... 13 1
2. Marine Barracks .. 12 2
3. VP-16 11 3
4. NavCommSta #1 .. 10 3
5. AFI 9 4
6. 57th FIS 8 5
7. A/C Maint 7 6
8. Comptroller 7 8
9. BarLant 5 8
10. Public Works .... 5 9
11. Admin #2 5 9
12. NavCommSta #2 . 4 8
13. IKF 4 9
14. Rockville 4 10
15. USNSGA 2 12
16. Medical 2 12
CURVY TRANSLATOR — Paris-
born Vicki Benett, a singer and
actress — speaks five languages
including Russian. Anybody need a
shapely interpreter?
Your television staffers have
begun to behave nervously, in
anticipation of the great things
in store for Channel 8. Work has
begun on the erection of the an-
tenna tower, which will be capped,
by a $5,600 five-bay antenna, in
due time. A problem with the an-
tenna tower was the question: will
it support the 2,000 pound an-
tenna? The answer is “yes,” and
the work proceeds.
A procession of enginers, in-
out-up-down-around Building T-
44 gives evidence of the remodel-
ing plans which will include a.
new studio for live shows, a new
audio/video control room, a new
multiplexer room, and necessary
work and storage spaces.
The construction will begin soon
and the new equipment will her-
ald the arrival of spring. It is
possible that Channel 8 will go-
“off the air” several times while
the modernization takes place.
Every effort will be made to stay
“live” and to continue normal
schedules.
The two holidays in November
enable us to add seven hours of
televiewing to this month’s sche-
dule. On Veteran’s Day, Nov-
ember 11th, we will take to the
air at two p.m., with five extra
shows. They are an hour-long
“Town Hall Party,” and four half-
hour fun shows, “You Asked For
It,” “Tennessee Ernie Ford,”
“Wrestling,” and “Stars of Jazz.”
On Thanksgiving Day, Nov-
ember 22nd, Channel 8 will take
to the air-waves at one o’clock
with four hours of special holiday
material. The shows have been
selected and will be announced
next week.
Three of this week’s shows are
especiallv worthy of your viewing-
time. On Tuesday, at 9:30, “Gold-
en Showcase” presents James
Mason and Betsy Von Fursten-
berg in a romantic drama with a
circus background. The show is
“Tonight in Samarkand.”
The Milton Berle Show, on
Thursday-at-9:30, should draw a
tremendous number of fans. Berle
plays a new role, even for such
an unusual personage as himself,
as he appears as Cleopatra.
Fridav evening at nine p.m. the
Lincoln-Mercury Theater presents
its tribute to the American Over-
seas Campaign supported USO,
“Soldiers in Grease Paint.” A
partial listing of the performers
includes such fame-names as Bob
Crosby, Jane Morgan, The Mod-
emaires, Don Adams, Bob Hope,
Jayne Mansfield, the late Marilyn
Monroe, and Benny Goodman.
“Navy Screen Highlights,”
Tuesdav-at-6:15, is a 15-minute,
color film that is available to
authorized personnel from the
C.S. Naval Station Film Library.
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Beverly Lynn; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul William Smith;
born October 19.
David Mark; son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Reed Richards, Jr.;
born October 20.
Ardelia Tai; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joyce Robert Bryant;
bom October 21.
Deborah Kai; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Warren Smith;
born October 23.