The White Falcon - 10.12.1971, Blaðsíða 4

New arrivals
at the station dispensary
Russell David, son of YN1 David
and Barbara Bush, born Nov. 9.
Eric Christopher, son of Ltjg.
Joseph and Marcia Newhart, born
December 4.
WIVES, from Page 5
a better job for Uncle Sam if you
are happy.
This is not so easy, you say.
Some women act as if they have
rank or rate and make life un-
pleasant for others. Why does
the military establishment appr-
ove of this?
They do not. Let us quote
Florence Ridgely Johnson, wife of
a Vice Admiral, in her book for
wives "Welcome Aboard":
"You are very definitely not
in the Navy. You hold no commis-
sion and wear no stripes....you
do not have, even unofficially,
any privilege or rank whatsoever.
You should be careful never to
attempt to give anything that
might even be mistaken for an or-
der to anybody...You should never
demand extra consideration in the
Dispensary, Commissary, Navy Ex-
change or anywhere else because
of your husband's rank. If you
do, you will not only be thor-
oughly disliked but you will be
the laughing stock of the sta-
tion."
Unfortunately, we ladies do
not always meet the standards of
conduct we should. Should you
find a rotten apple in the bar-
'TOP TEN OF THE WEEK'
The Top Ten Hits in the cate-
gories ROCK, EASY LISTENING, SOUL
and COUNTRY & WESTERN are provid-
ed by the American Forces Radio
Station here. They are taken
from the record sales in the U.S.
and are effective through the
week ending December 11.
ROCK
1. “Family Affair," Sly & The
Family Stone.
2. "Theme From 'Shaft'," Isaac
Hayes.
3. "Have You Seen Her," Chi-
Lites.
4. "Got To Be There," Michael
Jackson.
5. "An Old Fashioned Love Song,”
Three Dog Night.
6. "Baby I'm-A Want You," Bread.
7. "Gypsies, Tramps, & Thieves,"
Cher.
8. "All I Ever Need Is You," Son-
ny & Cher.
9. "Brank New Key," Melanie.
10. "Desiderata," Lee Crane.
EASY LISTENING
SOUL
1. "Family Affair," Sly & The
Family Stone.
2. "Rock Steady," Aretha Frank-
lin.
3. "Respect Yourself," Staple
Singers.
4. "Have You Seen Her," Chi-
Lites.
5. "Got To Be There," Michael
Jackson.
6. "Where Did Our Love Go," Don-
nie Elbert.
7. "I'm A Greedy Man," James
Brown.
8. "Superstar," The Temptations.
9. "Scorpio," Dennis Coffey and
the Detroit Guitar Band.
10. "Inner City Blues," Marvi
Gaye.
COUNTRY & WESTERN
1. "Kiss An Angel Good Mornin',"
Charley Pride.
2. "Daddy Frank, The Guitar Man,"
Merle Haggard.
3. "She's All I Got," Johnny Pay-
1. "All I Ever Need Is You," Son-
ny & Cher.
2. "Stones," Neil Diamond.
3. "An Old Fashioned Love Song,"
Three Dog Night.
4. "Cherish," David Cassidy.
5. "Baby I'm-A Want You," Bread.
6. "Theme From 'Summer of 42',"
Peter Nero.
7. "Let It Be," Joan Baez.
8. "Friends With You," John Den-
ver.
9. "Till," Tom Jones.
10. "Theme From 'Shaft'," Isaac
Hayes.
check.
4. “Would You Take Another Chance
On Me" & "Me And Bobby McGee,"
Jerry Lee Lewis.
5. "Dis-satisfied," Bill Ander-
son.
6. "Coat Of Many Colors," Dolly
Parton.
7. "Country Green," Don Gibson.
8. "Lead Me On," Conway Twitty &
Loretta Lynn.
9. "Here Comes My Honey Again,"
Sonny James.
10. "Maiden's Prayer" & "Home
Sweet Home," David Houston.
rel, place the blame on the im-
perfection of the human soul and
not upon the military establish-
ment.
Conclusion: Wives clubs
should exist for the joy and
pleasure of those who want them.
Those women who serve as officers
and committee chairmen deserve
our thanks for their time, ef-
fort and patience. No wife
should feel compelled to go. Any
suggestion of pressure or force
should be uprooted and cast out
like a cancerous growth befo
it spreads its malignancy and d
stroys the strong, healthy flo
ers our clubs can be.
December 10, 1971
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