The White Falcon - 05.11.1965, Blaðsíða 6

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WHITE FALCON
Friday, November 5, 1965
ICELANDIC BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—These are the men who
won the Icelandic Championship. The top row (from left to right),they
are coach Philip Bensing, Einar Bollason, Kristinn Stefansson, Skuli
Kristbergsson and Hjortur Hansson. The bottom row: Kolbeinn Pals-
son, Gunnar Gunnarsson, Guttormur Olafsson and Thorvaldur Blondal.
Iceland’s KR Club
Tangles With Sweden
European basketball will be at its finest Sunday after-
noon when the KR Athletic Club of Iceland meets Sweden
in an international tournament game at the Station Field
House.
Game time is 4 p.m. for the first contest in a best-of-two
series.
The Icelandic team, coached by SSgt. Phil Bensing of the
57th Fighter Interceptor Sq„ made'^
its way into the tournament of
European champions by taking
this country’s basketball crown
with a record of 15 wins against
no losses.
The winner of the Iceland-
Sweden series will go on to play
Spain in the second round of play.
This is the first year in the
tournament of champions for the
KR Athletic Club, Says Coach
Bensing. Sergeant Bensing took
over the team this season after
the departure of another Air
Force man and coach, SSgt. Tom
Robinson.
The two-game series is a home-
and-home affair with the two
squads moving to Stockholm on
Nov. 11 for the second contest.
Should the teams split the series
in victories, then total points in
the two games will be the factor
in deciding who should meet
Spain in a higher tournament
bracket.
ttlorie Pmtkto
FRIDAY
Dead Ringer—Bette Davis
SATURDAY
Matinee—War Gods Of The Deep—Vincent Price, Tab Hunter
Evening—Coast Of Skeletons—Dale Robertson, Richard Todd
SUNDAY
Matinee—Love And Kisses—Rick Nelson, Kristin Nelson
Evening—The Family Jewels—Jerry Lewis
MONDAY
Abe Lincoln In Illinois—Raymond Massey
TUESDAY
I Could Go On Singing—Judy Garland
WEDNESDAY
Love And Kisses—Rick Nelson, Kristin Nelson
THURSDAY
A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court—Bing Crosby,
Virginia Mayo
Showtime: 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Matinees: 1:30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
The Radio Log
by Mick Spillane, YN3
A complete changeover of our
present radio schedule will be put
into effect over Armed Forces
Radio, Nov. 15. Next week’s log
will feature these changes.
History sets the scenes for the
new program designed for your
listening pleasure. Weekdays at
2:05 a.m., a new program in social
studies entitled “By The People”
replaces “Theatre Five.”
This week 1484 will present
such stories as “The Burning Of
Washington,” “The San Francisco
Earthquake” and “The Story Of
The Wright Brothers” plus other
exciting tales.
On Sundays’ at 4:30 p.m. “98
Days” will make way for “Hori-
zons West.” It was the foresight
and vision of our third president,
Thomas Jefferson, which helped
make the United States the great
nation it is today.
The purchase of the Louisiana
Territory in 1803 was the most
notable act of his administration
and one of the most far-reaching
in our history.
The Louisiana Purchase and the
Lewis and Clark Expedition made
the great Northwest “America.”
A considerable amount of credit
for this belongs to Thomas Jef-
ferson.
“Horizons West” centers around
this great man and the tales of
how the Louisiana Purchase was
acquired.
FILM STARLET—Miss Deborah
Walley, one of Hollywood’s pret-
tiest young stars, offers a rose to
her fans. Miss Walley was last
seen in American International’s
“Ski Party” at the base a few
weekends ago.
Attention-Football Fans
Channel Eight’s football “Game
of the Week” on Nov. 6 will be the
contest between the Southern Cali-
fornia Trojans and the “Fighting
Irish” of Notre Dame. The game
will begin at 2:30 p.m.
Support The
American Overseas
Campaign
REENLISTING FOR SIX—Allen M. Chappell, YN1, of the Administra-
tion Office, reenlists for six more years in ceremonies performed by
Capt Emile E. Pierre, Jr. (left), commanding officer of the Naval
Station, Oct. 27 at 1 p. m. (Photo by Singer, AN).
Welcome Aboard
Navy
French, D. A., MR3 ........
Posey, J. T., Jr., FN .....
Winchell, H. E., Jr., SK3 . .
Dunham, G. K., CS3 ........
Hadley, R. C„ SKI .........
DeLeon, V. A., SKI.........
Thomas, R. E., SN .........
Pieretti, D. O., SA .......
Prater, F. W„ SN ..........
Norman, R. W„ SN...........
Hudson, M. T., SA .........
Walsh, M. F„ QM2 ..........
Schmidt, W. C„ III, ETCA
Stark, J. R., SN ..........
Racine, J. E., SKSN .......
Korn, J. H., AK2...........
Caffery, L. A., SA.........
Deeley, H. L., ABH2 .......
Freeze, D. R:, ETNSN ...
Clark, F. J., Jr., RM2 . . .
Day, G. F., ET2 ...........
John, C. P., ETNSN ........
Pigsley, L. D., BM3 .......
Crotts, J. R., RMS A ......
Hoekstra, B. B., RMSN ...
Air Force
A2C Crow, L. J...................... Idaho Falls, Idaho
SSgt. Brown, C. W................... Glasgow, Scotland
SSgt. Reed, R. D.................... Mineral Point, Pa.
A2C Sansone, J. P................... Rome, N.Y.
A2C Richko, R. J.................... McKees Rocks, Pa.
Haltctoeeh Party . . . .
Holbrook, Mass.
Montgomery, Ala.
Hialeah, Fla.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Oneida, N.Y.
Luis Munoz Rivera, P.R.
Lawrence, Kan.
Florence, N.J.
Oroville, Calif.
Amarillo, Tex.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Germantown, Ohio
Canastota, N.Y.
Portland, Ore.
Woodlyn, Pa.
Erie, Pa,
Ramsey, N.J.
Camden, N.Y.
Poland, Ohio
Blackwell, Okla.
Superior, Wis.
Ithaca, N.Y.
Salem, Ore.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Clinton, Wash.
ONCE UPON A TIME—The first grade class of the Elementary
School listen attentively as Mrs. Ruth Gregory tells them a Halloween
tale at their holiday party last Friday. (Photo by Singer, AN)