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Z-GRAMS, fromPage 14
tions to the commanding officer.
The naval station established the
Navy Services and Benefits Coun-
cil and included in its body the
presidents of all wives' clubs on
the base. Under the heading of
"Wives Ombudsman," wives with
problems or questions may call as
follows: Officers' wives, Mar-
guerite Davis, 8233, or Claire
Dunn, 4277; CPO wives, Linda
Scheidt, 8855; and wives of E6s
and below, Helen Collins, 3245.
• 2-gram 25, which increased
the percentage of afloat person-
nel who can be on liberty while
their ship is in port, required
no local implementation.
• Z-gram 26, which required no
action in the defense force, set
up a program to eliminate require-
ments of fleet units to provide
shore patrol.
• Z-gram 27 also concerned
itself with the afloat operating
tempo. This Z-gram, requiring no
local action, established an un-
derway policy for ships operating
in one and two-week periods.
• Z-gram 28 announced progress
of certain retention groups and
specified the formation of fur-
ther groups. Again, no local im-
plementation was required.
• Z-gram 29 continued tbe em-
phasis on afloat operating pro-
cedures. This Z-gram authorized
and encouraged commanding offi-
cers of ships to grant leave up
to five percent of the crew while
the ship is deployed and ten per-
cent when the ship begins its re-
turn to the continental U.S.
• Z-gram 30 was pertinent to
the officer members of the Navy.
This requested commanding offi-
cers of activities where open
messes are operated to emphasize
the O' Clubs as the mess for all
age groups, with special emphasis
on activities and functions for
the younger officers.
OTS, from Page 10
fication test and obtain college
transcripts before the Sept. 30
application deadline.
OTS applications also are be-
ing accepted from eligible air-
men for pilot or naviqator train-
ing. Career airmen with college
degrees can apply for the boot-
strap commissioning program.
Complete information on all OTS
applications procedures is avail-
able from the Air Force career ad-
visor, Ext. U-S-Ar-F.
DESERT INN
Pinup of
the week
No wonder hot pants are so popular. "Miss Hot
Pants America" Caren Wilkinson (left) displays the
reason. Peggy Ward and Loretta Young (third and
second place finishers) kept the contest close.
CULTURAL AND SOCIAL EVENTS
Movie Theatres
Gamla Bio: "Heaven With a Gun" with Glenn Ford, Carolyn Jones.
Shows at 5 and 9.
Tonabio: "Goldfinger" with Sean Connery. Shows at 5, 7 and 9:15.
Haskolabio: "The Odd Couple" with Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau.
Shows at 5, 7 and 9.
Austurbaejarbio: "Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed" with Peter
Cushing. Shows at 5 and 9.
Hafnarbio: "The Tiger and the Pussycat" with Ann Margret, Vit-
torio Gassman, Elanor Parker. Shows at 5, 7, 9 and 11.
Laugarasbio: "Yvette" shows at 5, 7 and 9.
Kopavogsbio in Kopavogur: "Madigan" with Richard Widmark, Henry
Fonda. Shows at 5:15 and 9.
Hafnarfjardarbio in Hafnarfjordur: "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" with
Dick Van Dyke. Show at 9.
Theatre
The National Theatre: "Svartfugl" drama, shows tonight at 8.
Idno Theatre: "Christianity" tonight at 8:30. "Heat Wave" on
Saturday at 8:30.
This weekend in sports on AFRTS
AFRS will broadcast a game be-
tween the Dodgers and Cubs at Chi-
cago at 6:10 Saturday evening.
Sunday TV will show a baseball
game at 2 p.m. between the Twins
and the Senators. Radio will air
the Red Sox and Orioles game
5:55 p.m. Following will be a oi
half hour report or. the Indianap'
olis Time Trials at 10:30.
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May 21, 1971