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6 November 1952
Page Two JAX AIR NEWS
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-Report From Washington



J11 x: ggf3 It Will Cost Money Now I



Published every Thursday for Navy activities at Naval Air Continuing its policy of pro-
Station. Jacksonville, Fla. moting: in small Increments, the To Ship Cars Overseas
NAS, Jacksonville Army has released a list of officers
Capt. Burnham C. McCaffree _.Commanding Officer promoted to captain
Comdr. James 11. Armstrong. _Executive Officer (ly Armed Force' :fr*. S.f..'tO)
Lt. Dave Barksdale. Public Information Officer through colonel. A total of 185 Sera\Ice personnel who wish to added to the list of Air Force

Fleet Air Jacksonville first: lieutenants were promotedto ship their private automobiles to occupations. Functions of the

:Rear Adm. Osborne B. Hardison___.____. .__ Commander captain; 1C6 captains to ma- oversea stations on a "space avail specialty include formulatingand
Capt. Howard V. Hopkins Chief of Staff jor; 103 majors to lieutenant able" basis on Military Sea Trans carrying out policies connected -

Fleet Air Wine Eleven colonel and 49 lieutenant. colonels pelt Service vessels will now be with the Air Force, Department -
Capt. Arthur S. Born ___.. ___ Commander to colonel.
to the weightof
Comdr. Joseph T. Thornton_....:.._______Chief Staff Officer charged according) of Defense, and U.S,
their car. Typical charges for politico-military affairs.
Air Technical Center
Naval Training
:
1..Ikl.land
Capt. Edwin R. Peck .... .._...___.___.___..........._...Commanding Officer The base hospital atAFB shipping, computed on a "meas *
Comdr. Richard S. Stuart____________Executive Officer Tex., chalked up its 25- urement ton" basis for the aver The Navy Is calling for requests -
Naval Hospital 000th patient returned from Ko- age vehicle, are as follows: East from line officers of the

Capt. Dwight J. Wharton___...__ Commanding Officer rea. lie Is Sgt. La j man It. !Skinner Coast ports to Europe, $266.25; regular<< Navy for transfer to the
Capt. T. F. Weinert __Executive Officer USA; who was hospitalized
California -
East Coast to Japan, $465; Supply Corps. Officers in the
NARTU Officer at M-kland hospital after bring ports to Alaska, $210, and grade of lieutenant'commander;
Capt. Easton B. Noble__ Commanding
Comdr. Anthony Trusso.. Executive Officer evacuated to the SUte Since the California to Japan, $294.50. In or below will be considered bya

Air Evaluation Service: ua placed addition, there is a' port handling selection board which will con-

The JAX AIR NEWS I* published weekly at the U. S. Nasal Air !Station.Jftcksomllle. In operation at Lackland In July' charge of about $29 per auto. vene in January, 1053. Requests
Florida I and printed commercially with non-appropriated funds 1950, the average number of e\ao- ,
at no ripen** to the government and In compliance with NAVKXGS IMS. Kev. should be submitted to Bureauof
Nov. HM5. Copies are distributed free ot charge at the Nasal Air Station the urea handled at La<'kland has been The number of points needed fora Personnel prior to Dec. 15,
Naval Air Reer\e Training Unit. Naval Air Station Cecil Field and the U. S.
Natal Hospital. i about 1,200 per month. soldier to complete a tour of 1052.
*
Editor-Andrew H. Planey duty in Korea has been increased. *

Staff Members: Ed Nellist, J03; John Charvat, AN; Vivian Williams I Five hundred officer of the However, front-line soldiers only A new brochure has been issued
SA; Helen Harper.The Army Nurse Corps and 125 officers need 36 points. The basic point
the Marine
by Corps entitled
JAX AIR NEWS I II a member or the Armed Force Frew Ser Ice.AFPS of the Women's Medical has not been changed, the
material appearing In this publication may not be irpilnted without I system "You Are Now A Marine Veteran
the written permission of Armed Forces Press Service. Rrpubllcatlon of other I Specialists Corps Reserve will be Army announces. Points neededfor "
matter, ncept by eervtce tubllC8tl, U prohibited without pel mission of ordered into active military to orient all marines who are
"rotation" from the Far
lxtlt"r. JAX AIR ::E\Vi.: home released from active duty. The
Phone extension service in February, March, and East were increased from 36 to
Editorial offices located Building 930 (topside) publication informs the reader C>this
8184 and 216. April, 1953. Officers will be selected 38 for October, but officials said
and
rights, privileges,
responsibilities -
from four groups, with the total might change in Novem-
as a marine veteran.
first priority going to volunteers ber. It has remained at 36 with
Morals
A Champion Of Good Copies of the publication arc being -
who may sign for two or little change since the system was

Seek The Protection Of Religion three years.of active* duty. set up in August, 1951. Troopsearn mands.sent to all Marine Corps com

month at rate
points per a *
A total of $585.510,000 has been based upon their closeness to com
Communism Against SelfBy Married regular and leservewomen
Against appropriated for Army military bat. When a soldier accumulatesthe
officers in the Air Force
construction during the next fiscal lequired number of points he
Chaplain Milton G. ICuolt year, the Department of the is then placed on a list for those can now be discharged upon request -
provided they have
completed -
Army announces. Of this amount, eligible for roation. However, the
Very often when talking to young men they give you 24 months of active commissioned -
$166,411,500 Is for unclassified actual rotation of an individual
arguments and make statements against organized religion. service in their cur
Their arguments vary. Some will tell you that many hypo- projects within the continental U. depends upon the flow of replacements rent tour. Officers serving overseas -
S., and. $419,098,500 for projects from the
States.
crits are found in religious circles. Others will tell you that must complete one year of
outside continental U. S., and *
you do not have to go to church to worship God. While admitting their oversea tour.
classified and unprogrammed proj- A new peclaJy, International
that these statements may be true, what are the *
facts? These same people usually confess that though they ects. Affairs Officer, will soon be Oregon veterans of WWII have

could worship God without going to church, still they do not until Dec. 1, 1952 to apply for

do so. their state bonus. Application/

Unfortunately, too few people today realize that organized must be postmarked on or before

religion is about the greatest defense we have midnight Dec. 1 to be valid. For

against the force which is trying to undermine our democ- further information, Oregon vet

racy. This threat, of course, is Communism. Official political erans should write: Departmentof

Communism as practiced in Russia today is atheistic. They Veterans Affairs, State Library

believe there is no God And so, Communism is not only Building, Salem, Ore.

against Christianity, but it also is against Judaism, Hindu *

ism. Mohammedism, and every faith, religion or supreme A plan is being worked out
being. s for speedy mobilization of the

nation's airlines in a national

As soon as Communism can break down the will of the emergency. The fleet is to be

people to worship God, or make worship impossible, the LP.i composed of 297 long- range,

next step is to set up a type of absolute authority and un- four-engine civil aircraft, sub-

swerving obdience to the State. That makes it possible to ject to duty on 48-hours notice.

shape and reshape the morals of the people to serve the / The fleet would be operated by

ends of an unscrupulous government. the commercial airlines under

Today in military circles we are confronted with the r ; ? contract to the Air Force.

fact that too many young men and women, who in civilian .

)life attended some church service regularly, no longer do so The Department of Defense has

while in the service. Removed from the restraint of the '' .S reported that contracts have been

home and the local community, service personnel are inclined placed totaling $9,500,000,000 in

to become careless. It is bad enough when our Amer- ANOTIIER SET OF TWINS-Dorothy and Doris Widmeier, July and August for major equip-
twin Waves, and the second set
ican people as a group fail in church attendance. When the to the Airman Preparatory School at last NATTCenter week, got, who here reported just in ment and supplies, and the con

person in the uniform' of his country, pledged to defend time for the Halloween spirit. The twin black cats in the background struction and expansion of military -

Democracy, does so, the danger is so much greater. seem to agree. production. Contracts included -
The fact is that as long as you fail to support organized I $8,300,000,000: for "hard

religion or neglect to worship God after the dictates of your Second Set of M,000. Landings goods" such as tanks, airplanes,

own heart, you help to warm the cold heart of Stalin and I Aboard the USS Sicily off Korea ships, ammunition, and electronic

help Communism to carry out its boast that by the year Wave. Twins (AFPS) Capt. Thomas D. Ire- equipment. Clothing, food, and

2,000 religion will be a thing of the past for our country land has been credited with the petroleum products totaled $800-
000,000 and construction J400-
14,000th landing on this carrierin ,
Such support of religion and church attendance, of At CenterThe its third tour of duty in the 000,000.

course does not mean simply belonging to some religious arrival of Doris and Dor- Far East. The Marine pilot is a

organization and only putting in an appearance at church. othy Widmeyer to the Naval Air member of the ship's famed Check
Communism can tolerate religious indifference. It can never Technical Training Center last erboard Squadron. 1C; DIVINE)ft

exist where sincere in their convictions.It .
people are religious week marked the second set of
is time for Americans to become alert to this danger and twin Waves to report for school SERVICES)'
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. Fry Two Lt.
to become a genuinely spiritual people. Religion, sincerely recently. ,
followed, can protect us against the onslaughts of Com- Both girls entered the Navyin Trieste. (MI'S) Into the Protestant

munism and helps us retain our democracy. July 1952 and were sent to enlisted men's barrack of the 0830-Lutheran Communion Service -

Religious sincerity also carries with it a by-product for Bainbridge, Md. for boot camp. toes IT. S.an Armed officer Forces these here tip. ? Small Chapel.

every individual. It is a protection against ourselves. The : After completing basic training, He mornings. 0830-All Saints Chapel.
drawn back
Church is the champion of good morals and a good life. It they were sent here to Jack the blinds, 0915-Naval Hospital Chapel.

is impossible to say that everyone who goes to church leads sonville for the Airman Prepar- anti gently awakenthe! M>ldier 0930..Sunday School.
serve them
;\ good life. This is not the fault of the Church. atory School. When they graduate bed. breakfast In 1045-All Saints Chapel.

< they hope to be assignedto Catholic
However, it is a fact that in religion there is the constant Photographer's Mate Schoolso charities H'H all part of the Army's 0800-0900-1000!) -Mass, St. Ed
fund drive
reminder of what the good life is and regular attendance that they may follow the line here. Every ward's Chapel.
in worship services will help those who want to be of work they both did before en- enlisted$10 man who contributes 0645-Mass at Hospital Chapel.
get breakfast
in
lielped. If a persons wants to live with a good conscience, tering the service. for a w"k.Moot'y bed Mormon1930TuesdayNATTC
the Church will point the way. They attended the Art Insti- I Chaplain's -
pouring in.
Seek the protection of religion in the struggle against tute of Pittsburgh for two years, office.

Communism and self. Support organized religion and then where they majored in commercial Kodak Camera plant in New 1900 Christian Science.

follow sincerely the faith that you support and confess. art and then worked at the York their home state. -lain's Tuesday office.r -.NATTC Chap-






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Selects Officials; ; .,' During Public Open HouseOctober



.Votes Changes 30, 1952 will be noted as one of the most im-

portant dates in naval aviation history in Jacksonville.It .

Rubye E. Piper, of Supply and was on that day that the
was host to the general publicat
Fiscal department, has been
37,500-ton heavy attack carrier house. Thousands streamed
open
named Chairman of the Board of
eased into the basinat to the
Trustees of the Employees' Mutual USS Tarawa Mayport Auxiliary

Death Benefit Society for the Mayport to become the first Landing Field for a view and a

carrier ever to tie up to the tour aboard the huge craft. No
com 1 n g year, it has been an
nounced. newly completed Mayport pier. official figures have been released

the size of the crowd
on ,
Mrs. Piper, Chairman of the Society a Originally slated to dock October
but estimates from
to
run 20,000
since its organization, was A. 27, the USS Tarawa was
selected again to continue in this prevented by high winds and 30,000. Some 2,615 automobiles
entered the before it closed
gate ,
capacity. The Board also named strong river curents from enter

Herschel Lee of Security to serveas ing the basin for three days. But with cars lined along the high

vicechairman.New the mooring of the big vessel ways bumper to bumper for

made last Thursday seven miles. Many thousandsmore
was successfully -
members to the Board of were unable to reach the

Trustees include Mrs. Piper, Lee, -_.". '.'".... ""..w ....... gate due to the tremendous traf-
Frank D. Warren and Albert L fic jam, one of the biggest in
Spencer of Overhaul and Repair, WELCOME ABOARD-Rear Adm..Osborne B. Hardison, Commander The day most people in the Jacksonville
Fleet Air Jacksonville, returns the salute of side history.
Walker Crevasse of Public Works, boys as Jacksonville area will better re-
he boarded the USS Tarawa shortly after the huge carrier tied up Visitors, who came aboard between
and Michael Cascone of Industrial member however, is Sunday,
at Mayport last Thursday Behind Admiral Hardison Is Lt George the hours of 1300 and 1600
Relations who continues as Sec Caldwell, Flag Lieutenant and aide. Extreme right k Capt. Jack November 2, when the Tarawa
retaryTreasurer.Vote P. Monroe, commanding officer of the Tarawa. were permitted to visit most r,
non-restricted space aboard ship.
On Amendments 'r i 'f", .
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Several changes to the Constitution .
: The Tarawa, skippered by
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and By-Laws of the Society
f Capt. Jack P. Monroe, departedthis
,: Sft
were voted on by the membership. '

Amendment No. 1 pertaining to : .. ing its brief stav here the car-
opening membership in the Society
to employees of various Naval .'t .;;f ;.; rier conducted training exercises
with Fleet Air Jax squadrons
activities within Duval County -
aboard.
Fla. was disapproved, failingto
receive they required two-thirds Rear Adm. Osborne B. Hardi-

vote. son, Commander Fleet Air Jack

sonville and Capt. Burnham C.
Amendment No. 2 providing for
McCaffrce, commanding officer
reinstating of membership in the
of Naval Air Station Jacksonville
Society when members are retired t
were on hand last Thursday to
under the Civil Service RetirementAct
welcome the carrier. Shortly af-
was approved. Provisions of
cs ter the vessel docked, Admiral
this amendment are in three sec c {
Hardison boarded and was lion-
tions: 4A provides for physical
ore by side boys and a Marine
disability retirement, Section B 3.w. 3.
honor guard. He was met on the
provides for reasons other than
quarterdeck by Capt. Jack P.
disability retirement, and SectionC
Monroe, officer
commanding of
reinstates former members who .,
the Tarawa
meet (a) and (b) if they pay all
assessments levied since their TIIOUSANDS VISIT SHIP-Upwards of 25,000 visited the Tarawa during open House last The Destroyer Cotton, (DD 669))
Sunday. At the left, an early photo shows groups of curious visitors milling on the pier as the first accompanied the carrier on her
from the
separation Society. ones waiting to go aboard. At right Is a view of the continuous line going aboard via the forward Jacksonville
Former members eligible will be gangway. At no time during the afternoon did this line slacken. cruise.

notified in writing, and given 30 _______u.__ ___ I -, ,,' ..... "':', Securing of the carrier to the
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days to reinstate membership.Those Marine Joins Marines '" < new pier at Mayport was the beginning

reinstated will be advised of a new era in naval

when assessments arelevied, and Raleigh, N. C. (AITS)-The ; ...'r. activities in Jacksonville. Never
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was a Marine before he "" ,,. : i .
ten after guy given working days notices .<< .:..t .,.. ., possible fora
of assessments being due and joined up. He was born a Ma ; f 1l' \" : heavy carrier to tie up here.

payable. rine. His father was a Ma.. Previously flattops had to an-

Board Can Invest Monies rine and so was his mother. tj : ; chor at sea off the jetties.

An addition of Section 4 to Article Yes sir, Mr. James Marine, 18, ; 00

became more of a Marine than
VII provides for the Board ;
to invest monies from the Miscellaneous ever recently; he enlisted. Now ,,:'1 ,<,,,,,:noj,:', ,,. the Now 600-foot with pier the and completion the of _
dredg-
Operating Expense Fundin he is a marine.A t ";; .. :: -:: ing of the channel and basin,

interest bearing negotiable government ; Mayport Auxiliary Landing
soldier made the mistake of :
securities when, in its Field thus becomes the only
opinion, such funds are not need- getting too close to the rear end ,
rttmt place south of Norfolk, Va. with ,
ed. These bonds or securities may of an Army mule. His buddies facilities for berthing heavy

be liquidated, if necessary, in the ;':
caught him on the bounce, placed ; E carriers.
of deaths to increase .
cases multiple
him on a stretcher, and started Use of the new carrier berthing

the amount, never to exceed for the hospital. On the way the i basin Is expected to facilitate .
active member at
$1.00 per soldier i regained consciousness, tremendously the problem of
time of death to be to bene-
paid
ficiaries. gazed at the sky, and felt the < loading aircraft and personnel of

swaying motion of the stretcher. J Fleet Air Jacksonville squad
There about 1,300 membersnow
are
which means that in cases Weakly, he lowered his hands .._, --._..*.*-._.. ......... ......... ._...:............ i lIi rons aboard carriers.

of death with this membership, a over the side to find nothing but DESTROYERS TOO-The USS Cotton (DD-669) slides gracefully Previously planes had to be

beneficiary would receive a total I space. alongside the escort pier at Mayport. The Destroyer escortedthe flown directly aboard carriers

of $1,300.00. "Mlgosh," he groaned, "I hav carrier USS Tarawa as it entered the Mayport basin last from local fields, but now it will

Employees may Join the Societyby en't hit ground yet!" Thursday; be possible for aircraft, after being

flown to Mayport, to be
submitting an application to

the Board for approval, and by Field Gains hoisted directly aboard from the ..
Mayport Auxiliary ImportanceWith
payment of the initial fee of $2.10 dock. .. r
plus the amount of the last assess- -

ment levied. Information regarding the completion of the Docking of the Tarawa at May.
the Aviation Training departmentat charge of NALF-Mayport.
the Society may be obtained steel pier at Mayport, and its port marks the culmination of
NAS Jax. In October 1948 the
from members of the Board, from full utilization for mooringand Service To Fleet years of planning which started

Immediate supervisors, or from I docking of heavy aircraft Aviation Training I I department Assisted by officers assigned to with a survey by the Hepburn
moved to NAS Christi I
the Personnel Office.Weather carriers, Naval. l Auxiliary Corpus other billets established for May. Board in 1938. Through the years

Landing Field, Mayport takeson leaving NALF-Mayport a division port by BuPers, Lcdr. Rostien will from 1939, when the Chief of

new importance.As of the newly-established Opera- exercise effective direct liaison Naval Operations approved of
tions department here, and it has with all department heads at NAS
Outlook activity increases for the the recommendation, to 1951 no
new carrier basin, Naval Air Sta- remained in that status during the Jax and other activities concernedto actual work was done on the

Friday-Partly cloudy, light tion Jacksonville, commanded by construction period. assure that adequate service is project. The installation was

and variable winds, maximum Capt. Burnham C. McCaffree, will Under Operations Dept. rendered to all fleet units as re- used as a Section Base, offering

temperature in high 70's. furnish logistical support, with The Operations department, un- quired. service to small craft; as a land

Saturday-Partly cloudy, max- NALF-Mayport remaining a division der Comdr. Paul J George, Oper- NAS Jacksonville: will continueto practice site for torpedo and .

imum temperature in high 70's, of the Station's Operations ations Officer, is responsible for furnish personnel and services bombing exercises; as a Coast

light to moderate east to southeast department. the administration, operation and as necessary to insure that required Guard station and later a

winds. Acquired In '48 security of Mayport, and for the i specialized functions at "bounce field" for Fleet Air Jax

Sunday-Light and variable When the Coast Guard turned direct supervision and accounta- NALF-Mayport are carried out in squadrons.

winds generally easterly, partly Mayport back to the Navy May bility of all personnel there. Lcdr, an efficient and expeditious manner Funds were finally authorizedin

cloudy and mild. 31, 1918, it became a division of Jack C. Rostien is the officer-In- 1951 and work was begun.




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I Lower Down Payments On Homes To Veterans I IAft WAVE 525525525'




e r certification by the the Federal government. the down payment minimum is the sum of the sales price and WAYS

Secretary' of Labor that Sales
new 4%, approximately the same closing costs. Example:
non-farm housing starts have price is $10,000 closing
been below an annual rate of The effect of these regulations as previous requirements. No costs are $200. Required mini- Wedding bells rang for Kay

1,200,000 units for three con- on VA-guaranteed home down payment is required on mum cash down payment from Traurig last week as she Joinedthe

secutive months, the Adminis- loans generally, are: Minimum houses priced at $7,000 or less. veteran is $500 ((5% of sales ranks of the "young mar-

trator of the Housing and Home down payment requirements However, closing costs, up to price). Maximum loan is $9- rieds."

Finance Agency has instructedthe will be 8%, as permitted by 4% of the price, must be paidin 700 ($10,200 minus $500)). Another week and

Federal Housing Adminis- law, on all housing priced above cash on houses at $7,000 or However, veterans are more Waves!

tration, the Veterans Administration $8,400 instead of increasingup less. warned that the new down pay- School students at NATTCenter

and the U. S. Depart- to 35% on higherpricedhouses ment schedule sets minimum include Barbara Green, Doris

ment of Agriculture to relax as previously required.For To determine! the maximum requirements, and that lenders Umberger, Eileen Daspit, Mar-

down payment requirements on houses priced above $7- permissible loan, subtract the may require larger down pay- jorie Breidinger, Jewel Gunn,

home loans aided or made by 000 but not more than $8,400, required down payment from ments. Jackie Mansfield, Britta Reinhardt -

Jan Dusenberry, Wennell
A Chance To Fire
Actually 1
Richardson, Carol West, Barbara

Moritz, Carol Hoggesteger and

I Pyrotechnics DemonstrationAids \ Patricia Faes. Joining ship's com-

pany at NATTCenter is Ann

Training At AO SchoolA Bauscher
SALTY HUMOR FROM Welcomed aboard at Barracks

demonstration and lecture on HERE AND THEREA 722 were Diane Lee Cotrill, AC-

the latest and most useful pyro- and pins were pulled from both AA from Olathe, Kansas; Mary

ends of the signal to demonstrateboth reporter sent to cover the Leonard, SKSA, Gloria Richards,
technics used by men in the avia-
the smoke and the flare. This Johnstown flood was so impressedby SKSA from San Diego, Jane
tion ordnance rate of the Navy, all that he saw that he triedto Vlacic, TESA, Sharlaine Cooper
small hand signal may be used by ,
r has recently been incorporated In- indicate the emotion and hero- TESA, Mary Ann West, TESA
adrift for both and
to the training program of the persons day J ism around him in that great panorama and Marlene Schmidt, RNSA

Aviation night rescue. of death.In from Bainbridge,
Ordnance (AO) School
AN Mark :5 drift signals were a wire to his editor, lie began -
cf the Naval Air Technical Train- Congratulations are bestowed
Center. exploded for the students as was "God sits tonight on a little to Mary Bixiones who as of last
ing
hill overlooking of stark
the Mark 6 float light, and their a scene Monday entered the civilian
The student!, now in their fifth disaster!"
full use as a signal was pointed world. The Jax Air News staff
week of training at the AO School, His editor wired back: "Never
would like to take this opportu-
were given the new phase of instruction out. < mind disaster Interview God-
nity in wishing her the best of
-w
last week at the far get pictures if possible."
luck and good wishes. Happy
south end of the station, near the The entire class was given the
"What landings, Bixie!!
is home without a mother -
radio tower. chance to fire pyro pistols, and .
.
..., ? asked a handsome sailor
flares of all colors were rocketedout "
"Well
replied the sweet
young
Depth charge markers, which FIRE AWAY-Don Clouston,
Included both day and night types, Into the bay area. AA, gets checked out bn the thing, "I am tonight." NARTU
"It to Mark 13 distress signal during
were set off for the students along ij very gratifying all an Aviation Ordnance (A) AMC: "Knock off the whis-
concerned that Aviation
with a full demonstration on the Ordnance School class : tling while you are working." NOTESMembers
School now has an allowance for demonstrations
proper operation and handling of pyrotechnic I SA: "Wasn't working chief, I
each. the demonstration of the many have been included in the AOSchool's I "
just whistling. of Air Wing Staff 74:
curriculum.
types of pyrotechnic equipment
The Mark 13 distress signal was were busy as bees their last drill
i pertinent to aviation. It is be-
Seeing two Scotchmen
bathing,
included, in the classes curriculum
week-end with several
lieved that the actual demonstrations a wealthy Englishman offered five promotions,

will greatly increase the ef- pounds to the one who could stay an increased complement, an engagement -

To Collect Articles For ficiency of the AO School graduates under the longest. They're still and 'a. wedding.

Local Not New ShopOn in the safe and proper opera- searching for the bodies. Two of \V I n g Staffs officers
tion and handling of these mark- *
Nov. 7 were seen with new gold leaves on
truck
Friday, a and survival "
ing devices, declared
staffed by members of the Private: "What do you think of their collars and a box of cigars.
William A. Hood, Director of tight skirts, Sarge?"
Navy Wives Club will call at Training at the Center. Instead of Lieutenant, it's Lcdr.D. .
all housing areas on the base Sarge: "Don't approve of 'em. A. Deen, AWS Photo Officer,

and in Dewey Park to request Women" should leave the stuff and Lcdr. T. M. Buckenmler, AWS

donations of clothing, furnitureand alone. Assistant LSO.
*
other articles for the Not % .

New Shop. MMOWKMAINSIDE Women and money are both Ensign L. I* Johnson has announced -
la h, alike. If you don't keep them
Cooperation of all hands will his engagement to Mar-
both
L. busy lose
they interest.
be greatly appreciated. All tha Dee Hatton of Birmingham.

proceeds from sales at Not New Wife Ala. Ensign Johnson is the As-
: "Mabel
next door
has
Shop, located in Building 39, Thurs., Nov. 6 new hat." a sistant Photo officer for Wing

will go to welfare. Thj Iron Mistress......Alan Ladd Staff and learned today that he
AI'd Hubby: "I
suppose you'll be
has Train-
made the Aviation Tech
Fri.
Nov. 7 wanting one too."

The Lusty Men....Robert MitchumSat. like permission to see the Wife: "It would be cheaper ing officer for AWS 74, replacingLt.

Louis Prima ., Nov. 8 old lady!1" than moving." B. M. McNamara.. .

Models, Inc. ....::........Howard DuffNA'n'Oenter
Following men received certifi

cates of completion from Comdr.

Coming Here Thurs., Nov. 6 John Ingle, for the 8-week boot
The Prisoner of
camp held recently at NARTU.
Zenda ............ Stewart Granger
They were: Glenn E. Gorley, AA;

Next WeekLouis FrI., Nov. '7 : Marshall C. Jones, AA;' Ches B.

The Iron Mistress..Alan Ladd.. Searle, AA; A. J. Grier, AA; Jack

Sat., Nov. 8 Bunting, AA; James C. Brunson,
Prima, the gravelthroated The Lusty Men..Robert Mitchum ":' ':' _".... ...... .. AA; and Don O. Tyner, AA. The

trumpeter, again brings his or- NAVAL HOSPITAL <>.' seamen have all joined Air Wing

chestra to the Naval Air Station Thurs., Nov. 6 > ,: Staff 74 and have a 100% attendance -

for a three-night stand, Novem-. Hangman"s Knot Radolph Scott i : record.

ber 11 at Malnside, November 12 Fri. Nov. '7 '. "; ,,' i:1 John S. Morley, SN, was mar-
Night Without ried recently to Helen Jo Cald-
at the "O" Club and November 13 ,
Sleep ..................? Gary Merrill well of Lake Wales, Fla.
at NATTCenter.The "AvL
Sat., NOT 8 Morley is a graduate of Art Institute -
Prima organization, besides The Prisoner of l in Pittsburgh and at present -

offering top drawer modern swing Zenda ............ Stewart Granger is employed with L. F. Martin
and old style New Orleans Jazz,
Builders
4 Inc., in Lake Wales.
cut enough to keep the
up capers
A pitcher who would have been
audience laughing and wondering
really great if he could have con-
what's coming next.
up trolled his more than typical

Raven-haired "Keely" Smith, thirst for alcohol was endured by 15

talented songstress, shares the vocal his manager because of his unde- .4 >: n.
spotlight with throatyvoicedPrima. .,.".
niable pitching ability. The end rr'h1""

of the manager's patience arrived, .... .- .

A veteran of movies, network however, when he gave the pitcher NEWCOMER-Before Donna 94s

broadcasts, recording studios and a new ball and ordered him to Lee Hickey could catch her

successful hotel engagementsthroughout warm up. The pitcher took the breath she was lifted from the ;
LAFPS
the country, Prima is ball and then set out for the bull chorus line at New York's $ \ "# --
Copacabana night club :
best known for his rendition of pen. But he didn't stop there. He hustled off to 20-Century Fox and

"Sing, Sing, Sing." He has also kept on going until he had reached in Hollywood. Indications are
'written "Angelina", "Robin Hood", a near-by saloon, where he traded she'll remain there. Her first They had to shoot poor Fido to

.' Sun day Kind of Love", and the ball for three shots of whis- picture, "The Girl Next Door, day.A
with Dan Dailey and June Ha mad dog?
"Brooklyn Boogie". key. ver, will be released soon. Well, he wasn't too pleased.




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,Marines Who Navy Time Helps



Re-Enlist Get Active Duty Time Good For 'I




Choice DutyWashington Social Benefits I

(AFPS) Marine Security

Corps sergeants or below who reenlist .

may now choose their next Naval personnel who serve on
civilian employment engaged in
duty area, school, or put in for active duty for as long as 90 daysbetween
either before or after the active
retraining, the Marine Corps announces. a
F.4\ September 16, 1910 and duty period on which their retired
The
options are all guaranteed -
; December 31, 1953 are eligible for pay la based.
USMC
by headquarters. I
benefits under the Social Security Tea Years RequiredTen
Marine Corps memorandum 99- if their separation is
program years coverage under Social -
52) lists three which
paths re-en
under other than dishonorable Security is required to be
listees can take. The choices are: conditions.
"fully insured" for life.
1. Transfer or assignment to
Social Security benefits basedon Problems involved in tabulating-
one of the following geographic
Naval service (in rank or
any Social benefits
Security are a)
areas, but not to a specific unit or
location. rating) will be at the same rate varied that it would be impossible .

as that paid civilians who earned to all
Area I-North and South Caro- publish the facts. However -
also per month wages. The ben-
lina. specific information on individual
efits for a civilian whose average
cases be obtained at
Area H-The U. S. Boat of the may
Mississippi River. DISCUSS EXPANSION-Capt. Edwin R. Peck left), commanding monthly wage was $160 per monthare any Social Security Administration

Area III-Southern California. officer of NATTCenter discusses the expansion of the as follows': Retired Worker, field office. The Jacksonville

Nary Exchange at the Center with Lcdr. John Welborn branch $64 per month; Retired Worker office is at 311 West Monroe St.
Area IV-The U. S. West of the officer at the Center. The Center Exchange is in
Navy Exchange and Wife, $96 per month; Widow .
Mississippi River. process of changing its face and methods of sales. Lcdr. Welborn
here demonstrates the newest type of spinning reel to Captain over 55 years old, $48 per month;
Area V-Overseas (includes Korea New Navy film//
Widow and child
Peck. one $96 per
).
month;, Widow and two children, Washington (AFPS)-A\ new
Re-enlistment leave will be New Customer Assistance Plan
$123 per month. 16mm color film entitled"Clergy.. -
granted as delay enroute to the

new duty station if requested by Retired Ineligible men in Uniform" Is now being I

the individual. Complete TransformationFor These are the benefits for a per distributed to all naval district
whose credits for
son only wage
%. Personnel can select a new headquarters and recruiting sta
Social Security have been in the
occupational field, and if requirements tions. The film
depicts the
Naval service. many
are met, retraining in a
new field will begin Exchange At CenterThe Naval personnel who retire, and opportunities for service by the

3. Personnel re enlisting for draw a pension under the Navy Chaplain Corps both ashore and

school will receive first consideration Navy Exchange at Naval Air Technical Training Center is retirement system are not eligi- afloat and explains the training;

in both assignment to schools now in the process of complete transformation, it is revealed by Lcdr. ble for Social Security benefits which Navy chaplains undergo. .

and courses of instruction in their John Welborn, assistant Navy Exchange officer for the Naval Air unless such eligibility is based on .

present occupational field. As- Technical Training Command.

signment to formal schools is limo Lcdr. Welborn, working in close the Customer Assistance Plan Ten More Join 'Nothing To It';

ited by entrance requirements and conjunction with Comdr. Larry D.

existing quotas. Wornom, the Navy Exchange officer This nity to gives personally the buyer handle the the opportu-item J/2 Gallon Club; First Waves Join

Recruiting officers and CO's of of this area, has had plans
he wishes to purchase. In the
all Marine activities may guarantee drawn for the complete change of Total Now 68
past, the salable items were behind Half-Gallon ClubNot
these same options to former the store from color scheme to counters or under glass. The With i the addition of ten

marines eligible for reenlistmentand counter style.More .
more members this week, 68
prospective buyer had to stand by to be outdone by blood-
reappointment to the rank of Service To Buyer
blood donors can now claim
until he could get a sales girl to giving brothers-in-arms, three
sergeant or below. Part of the change effected is
membership in the HalfGallon
wait on him. Now under the Cus- NAS Waves joined the HalfGallon -

tomer Assistance Plan, one may Club here.Military Club last week, boosting the

{ pick up and look at any item he : and civilian personnel overall total to 68 members. a
who have given at least '
a4v. desires.If Betty Geordiechuk, LISN, of
four pints of blood to the Station' -
he decides to buy it, he pays Sixth ND Print Shop, was the
Armed Forces Blood Cen-
the cashier. Lcdr. Welborn anticipates first eligible to join, followed by
ter are eligible to place their
under this plan ell the Jo Ann Windisch, RM3 of Operations
name on the Club's roster.
merchandise carried in the Navy and Jean Bechdolt, SA,
4a:1 Following are the new Club
Exchange Store will be seen or Barracks MAA.
members:
handled by the prospective buyers. These three Waves are proof
George L. Noble, A 03, Public .
This should result in an increased that fear of giving blood is a
Works.
volume of sales for the store. figment of imagination. As JoAnn
Charles C. Gibson, BM3, Pub-
Tried And Successful declares, "It's an honor anda
lic Works.
The Customer Assistance Plan privilege to give blood and I
Alfred T. Tomerlin, Jr., UN,
'Ste %,1 has been advocated by the Navy Hospital. expect to continue." Before

Exchange Office in New York Joining the Navy, Jo Ann gave
H. Hofmeister, Supply, Green
City. This plan has been tried Cove Springs. three pints of blood in Miami,

in other Naval installations, including William E. Lee, Overhaul and her home port, and says she la

the Exchange at the Na- looking forward to being a member
Repair.
J' .W Aw val Station and In Instance of the Gallon Club.
as izX Air every Eugene F. Burton, YN3, Fas-

Navy Exchange custom- ron 9.Frank. Although Betty had never given

ers have been well pleased. It blood? before enlisting, alms
.* L. Reed, ADI, Over-
v. was stated during the discussion haul and Repair. agreed with Jo Ann that the

Gallon Club is a goal well worth
would decreasein
that there be no
Duane C. Rufenacht, SN, Sub.
b6 civilian personnel. It was em- Group 3, Green Cove Springs. reaching

< r phasized, however, that the plan Emma Sazrty, Overhaul and Jean voices the same opinion

would definitely give the sales ladies Repair. and has two previous pints to

to be her credit along with her four
an added opportunity
Vernon H. :McDonald, QM1,
of more assistance to the customers. NARTU pints given to the Blood Bank

here.HALFGALLON .

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LA Returns To ActionThe lA .
NOVEL GASKET BOARD-No longer need the personnel of .

Fasron 51 spend valuable time searching for gasket numbers heavy ,cruiser Los Angeleshas .S ., I \I

through thick catalogues now that the above board, completely returned to Korean action for ,
equipped with different she gaskets and numbers has been built i
It was devised and set up by Lonnie P. Richburg, AKC, who the second time. It first went to d j, .; 9' ,

claims the boards have already saved numerous man hours. Korea in June, 1951, soon after it \

was activated from the reserve
Over 1,000 Gaskets Bolts fleet. "C.:

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Unique Gasket Boards Save Many Joint-Service Clothing 9t. f,



Precious Man Hours At Fasron 51A Store joint.In IcelandA n1e: clothing store J"t T '


tremendous number of man the first of its kind In the Serv- i
.
hours have been saved as a re- number. I ices, is scheduled to open soon in ,.< "< .,,;.

sult of several unique gasket Comprising over 1,000 gasketsand Iceland. The Air Force will operate 4 ', '

boards completely equipped with bolts, the boards were madein it. The store will be stud- '

all aircraft gasket sizes and cata- the supply room of Fasron 51 ied closely to determine if it wouldbe ',.,

log numbers devised by Lonnie P. by Bobby I* Roberts, AK2. practical to set up similar Iris

Richburg, AKC, of Fasron 51. Numerous amount of waste is stores elsewhere for joint-Army-

Richburg claims personnel in also eliminated by the boards due Navy-Air Force use.

need of a particular aircraft gas- to the fact that most gaskets are .

ket expedite procurement mere- packaged to preserve them from Doctor: "How's the patient this

ly by looking on the boards for drying. With the present set-up, morning?" MEMBERS"It's not so bad", says Jean Beth-

the size and number rather than no packages are broken open un- Nurse: "I think he's regaining dolt, SA, as she shows Betty Geordiechuk, LISN. (left) and Jo Ann
Windlsch. RM3, (right) that she gave a fourth pint of blood at 1
their consciousness. He tried to blow
less
contents ascertained
spend needed time searching are -
the Armed Forces Blood Center here. The three became the
through an order catalog for the beforehand. the foam off his medicine." first Wave members of the Half-Gallon Club.I .







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; Page Six JAX AIR NEWS

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t{ A car pulls up to the Main side for a routine inspection. The I count of the day's activities here I I

at the air station. Ills just a few
Gate, the occupants show Inspection is over in approximately -
of details that the overactive -
their identification to the sen- 60 seconds and the car is senton many under-

.! try on duty and he waves its way.A takes. Security department I

them on through.The plane makes \\heds-up
next car Is flagged to the I landing I on runway one. The 'The 300-man Security department I
Is headed by Lt. Col. PaulS.
crash-fire and rescue crew is on
Tieitel, a veteran of 18 years 4
has handled
the spot. The pilot
Naval sen-Ice. Along with his
his ship well and the crisis passes I
duties officer, Colonel
without disaster. as Security r +6
Treitel also commanding officer :Yi ;

of the Marine Barracks and Traffic -
SMOKE is sighted behind Build-
ing 930. Someone calls 333 and Court officer, plus many other
duties II
the Structural Fire crew is on the F

way. The fire, it turns out, is in S *

a Dempster Dumpster and is CAPT. William C. McEwen is

squelched without damage to prop- assistant security officer and also

erty.It. serves as the executive officer of -- -
Athrlt 'ha':. been; reported on I tions has alleviated the problem
is Wednesday afternoon anda the :Marine Barracks.The .
an accident has occurred, at the I somewhat, but until violations
group of men assemble at Ma- department Is responsiblefor

rine Barracks Arms are issued perimeter security of the Sta- scene we find a :Marine Master have reached the minimum, efforts -

and they begin close-order drill.It tion. This includes not only the Sergeant or one of a couple of will not be relaxed.

is the Naval Emergency Guard three gates but also patroling of civilian investigators. The Inves- The station has an envious

Defense Unit, better known as the all edges of the station boundedby tigator comes up with the perti- record of fire prevention. Few

Landing Force Party. both fences and water. nent facts of the case and makes
large fires have ever occurred in
J Since actual wartime conditions his report. This Is the Claims and
NO, THIS is not a running acV the history of the station. Mostof
of security are not in effect the Investigation office, the newest addition -

department is operatnig with far to the department, in ac- this is due to the general

F ._.L fewer personnel than it would if tion. I alertness of the fire departmentand

that were the case. However, thedepartment to the awareness of all

is so geared that It SPEKI: ) limits aboard the sta- hands of the gerat danger of
would be possible to swing intoemergency
tion are enforced' by the Station fires.
conditions on a moment's
Police, composed of both Naval
notice. I Although fire prevention week
and civilian personnel. These
Activities of the department comes but once a year the station
rules were not thought up just to I
*
I tpI(4 never seem to cease. It is morn- give the police something to do, I fire department treats every

ing and the rush is on to get to they are to safeguard all personnel week as fire prevention week.

woik. Things could get hopelessly from unnecessary injury. Justly proud of their fine rec-
snarled the becauseof
at gates
When one breaks the traffic ord, firemen are anxious to keepit
to make left hand
cars trying
rules he is given a summons to free from the smudge of a
turns across Roosevelt against
appear in Traffic Court at the costly fire.Helping .
i traffic. But, again one of Securi-
next session. Sessions are held to keep the Security
ty's divisions swings into action I
twice weekly on Monday and department the smooth running
and a station policeman keeps I
traffic moving. Thursday mornings. The num- organization that it is, are Capt.

ber of cases heard at each session S. E. Piercy, Guard and Brig Officer -

vary considerably but each .Is ; M/Sgt. Charlie F. Martin

I SWTOSK that Seaman Char- weighed carefully and the penalty Commander of the Guard; S/Sgt,
lie Noble gets married. His wife
Is given not so much for pun- Walter W. Davis Brig Warden; I

:< then becomes a dependent 'and is ishment as for a reminder not to I Brazil Beason, AMC,. Chief of Police I

eligible for a pass to the station. do it the next time. N ; Donald Moran, StructuralFire I
All she has to do is to take a .
Chief; William Melly, ADC,
chit and report to the Yard Office -
p MANY of the duties of Security Crash-Fire and Rescue Chief; and
where she has her picture .
i department are never noticed by J. H. Phillips, AMC, Pass and
taken and is presented with a
the majority of station personnel.But I Identification Chief.I .
general gate
pass. like all Navy units, the de- III. ',. 1#

1. Keeping steady flow of traffic I I M, wa; partment is in full swing twenty- 1

during rush hours is just one p s four hours a day.

of many details of Station Most of the work of the de- ,
i 'a
s
Police, part of the Security I as ue partment is of confidential na-

department ture and come to the attentionof ..CK e

only a few people.

2. Yard office crew member Perhaps one of the major tasks

snaps picture for ID card. confronting the department todayis
the traffic situation aboardthe

station. Jacksonville's record "

3. Men of Fire Station No. 1 ans- ] for traffic safety has been a

wer a call. The structural fire .. challenge and extensive efforts
crew is an integral division z forth :
i are being put to lower
cf Security department ; I : traffic violations and accidents.

Some months ago a new codeof :
4. Here's the staff of Security penalties for traffic viola-
who make it
department, men tions was put into effect. Wide

a smooth, efficient organization. publicity given the code and the 7ai

Front row left to right), ni stringent enforcement of regula-

1.11 Sgt. Charles Martin; Capt. : .7:{ R" -.

William McEwen; Lt. Col ,'tY 4.. ,
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Paul Trietcl, Security officer; ,
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Capt. S. E. Piercy; M/Sgt. .

William Stinnett. Back row, ...Ij, .' I (!: '' \ 'J,!
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Brazil Beason
Marvin Green; : -
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AMC; Fire Chief Don Moran;
5&* sx..
J. H. Phillips, AMC; Frank ,a s ;:
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4Y x..Mf .
Rivers, ABC and J. H. Lee. w nil'v....
IV" ,

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5. A Marine sentry at Corporalof > rar '*,

Guard shack checks visi- .
tor's identification before admittance a x .\ _

to the station. zI ",j ,!p3 .\\V' ..1L \ sC
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(6. Station investigators S. H. I o tlg.Y

Blake and M/Sgt. William

Stinnett 'heck a piece of evi

dence for fingerprints. This < ? 'ip'S a ;K0'SPY'M

duo, along with Marvin Green

make up the Claims and In'-

cstigation staff of Security

department.



7. Patroling perimeter of the .. station, plus posting of guardsat f

the gates, keeps the Patrol

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Fasron Six Reports Navy Units To Participate


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SCOUTINGSQUADRONS


I t In Armistice Day.Parade


Navy and Marine personnelthe j from this area will participate in

Faron SU: Armistice Day celebration in Jacksonville next Tuesday, to bQ

Fasron Six's "Banshees" gained l+ highlighted by the annual parade through the downtown' district.

The well-known Navy Band
undisputed possession of a second I rine Aviation Detachment and
I II and floats will represent the
place In the intramural football: two 100-men companies of sailors,

last d'feat.I I Navy in the celebration, which one from the Airman Preparatory -
league' Thursday by
I a 3 carries the theme of "A Day ofPeace" School and one composed of
ing Supply, 53-13. Outstanding
students from the AE and AO
based on the original
,
I blocking and passing throughoutthe Schools.
Armistice.
entire game accounted for the The Naval Air Station and
NAS Infirmary will provide a
one-Billed score. NATTCenter will provide a
I blood float, while another float is
unit of Waves.
marching
While the Fasronites held a ,

slight lead of 20-13 at the half ..-.'._..,, _. _._.-- being designed and constructedby .
the Overhaul and Repair de Rear Adm. Osborne B. Hardl-
they lengthened the margin in the SAVES PI.ANE-For saving an F4U tighter plane from going
I over the side of the USS Wasp, Joe Young, AN, of VF-14 receives partment. NARTU will also be son; Commander of Fleet Air
second to rack up 33 points and a commendation from his skipper Lcdr John Kennedy at cere- represented by a float. Jacksonville, will be the senior

1 kept Supply scoreless. monies held at Cecil Field. reviewing officer. With him will
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'Unhesitating Action'QuickThinking Korean veterans from the Na- be the senior officer from Sax

! Although Chuck Hontz and Pete val Hospital will ride in the parade Navy commands, Cecil Field,

Giovanni took high scoring honors NATTCenter will provide Green Cove Springs, the Coast
VF-14 Man Cited units Guard, Florida Military District
of 20 and 13 points respectively,, marching including a com
pany of Marines from the Ma- and all reserve components.A .

it was difficult to determineindi.vidual i For Saving Corsair Aboard WaspFor short patriotic program in

stars due to stellar play of Army Base Scene Hemming Park will follow the

all players. preventing an F4U Corsairgoing -three-inch gun position into which- Of :Medic Movie I parade.

Once more the welcome mat i ii, over the side of the USS the plane would have fallen. Although there will be no cere-
Camp Pickett Va went Hollywood -
dusted off as five new SA's recently Wasp, Joe Young, AN, of VF-14 when monies aboard the station, Tues-
recently representative -
reported for duty from was awarded a commendation by According to the commendation, of MOM studios \Ulted thin day will be oserved as a legal

Bainbridge. Just in are Edgai his commanding officer, Lcdr. "Young's immediate action prevented pot to shwly the area. The \'MiIn : holiday. Civilian and military
I personnel, with exception of
W. Pyle, Arthur E. Pearce, Roy John C. Kennedy at NAS Cecil i the aircraft from rolling I In connection with a forlh'om-I duty sections and maintenance
from the flight deck; an accident ing picture about mobile ArmyMirglral
Field.
A. Jernigan, Richard O. Rowe and 3 which might have caused loss of hospitals, several scenes workers, will have the day off .

Donald F. Long.Continuing During re-spotting pf VF14'splanes an aircraft, damage to the shipas of which may be hot at Camp I 1

careers In the Navy after a gunnery flight well as death or serious Injuryto Picket I.

are William F. Norman, ADC, whc while at sea aboard the Wasp, personnel." DEAD NOSEY RED

shipped over last week for four one of the F4U's started rolling It went on, "For his quick think- New Artillery SchoolA Korea ((1tF1'STire) Communist .

and Melvin P. Burt, AK1, who recently toward the starboard edge of the ing, disregard for personal safety, n'ofi..ld specialist sniper| poked hU head
artillrry (
took the oath for six. and unhesitating action during the
deck result of hard above a trench
flight as a a school ha boon Ret UI at Ft. Hood,
which is in keeping
emergency .
turn to port. Tex The school, patterned after V\t John ('. Keith ot UN)-
with the highest traditions of the
Leading the Squadron to begira the Mold Artillery School at Ft. wood City, ('nIl f., banged away.
naval service Is herewith
Young
new tour of duty are Max J. Okla. will half- Down wont the head.A .
Young, who was de-arming the commended." Sill, operate on a
Elliott, AEC, and Nelson B. Rapp, day ,schedule, allowing personnelto second time the sniper
starboard the .
wing saw
guns
ADl Elliott will check in with attend the school and Mill continue poked his. head' up and again
VC-4 NAS Atlantic N. J. plane rolling, and jumped into the TV's At Sea'
City, 'Victory other typos of training; at l"vt. Keith fired. The head disappeared

while Rapp will go to Fasron 103, cockpit In order to apply the Acclaimed By CriticsNew Ft. Hood. only to reappoar In a

NAS, Patuxent River, Maryland brakes. The gull-wing fighter few seconds. It
York (AFPS) "Victoryat
I John D. Woods, AM2, and wife Inches short of the flight Thin I time the Communist
was just "
Sea, the film history of sea
are proud to announce the arrival To Boost 1,700First stool up and wa\ed. 1'iU Keith
deck ramp when it stopped mov- during WWII now being
of Deborah Lee who was born power fired a third time and the Redcrumpled
below it a presented over the National Class PO'sTo
was
ing. Immediately .
Oct. 29 at the Naval Hospital. De to the ground."I

borah weighed 6 Ibs., 9 oza. Broadcasting Company's television wonder," he mused, "If heknew
network, has received considerable Acting CPO "
he wan waving gwxlbje?
New Marine HousingCamp acclaim in Its initial show
Washington (AFI'S-.Approxl-)

A Gas-ly Custom; Lejuene, N. C. (AFPS) ings. mately 1,700 first class petty officers

Work has been started here on Nation-wide press notices praisethe will be boosted to acting Little Ideas Count

UsingOxygenForWater a 1,054-unit housing project for documentary which is scheduled CPO in December, the Navy an

Lejeune personnel. The 300-acre for a 26-week series. The nounces.
Same As Big Ones
SportWhile New York News termed the ;
project will be a twin to the already I Daily The 1,700 men will be a part

bit late completed Tarawa Terrace film, ". the biggest motion (;;1'0
it may be a of the 2,800 who i passed the Both OffWhen
in the season to issue a warn- dwellings and will be designated I picture project ever attempted for exam held last January, but Pay
"
ing on the "gas-ly" custom of Tarawa Terrace II. television. who were not promoted becauseof speaking of the Beneficial -

using compressed aviation oxygen ,, budgetary and pay grade limitations Suggestions program eitherto

with underwater fishing Reservists Granted Age WaiversTo individuals or groups, the question -

equipment, It may still be in I The new advancements will be frequently' asked I is, "What

time to save some devotee of Rejoin Organized Units I, made strictly according to mul- types of suggestions are desiredby

this sport from serious or even I tiple standing, the Navy said. Both the Navy Dept.?" Simplest

fatal Injury. Washington (AFPS)- Naval ment is requested. regular and reserve personnel are answer to this question would be

DONT, repeat, DON'T use 1- Reserve enlisted personnel will 4. Must offer benficial serv- on the list.Remaining. all types of suggestions to improve )
aviation with underwater be granted age waivers in order -

oxygen and lower costs V
ices to the unit to which as- men who passed the production
fishing equipment! to rejoin organized units signment is requested. examination but are not in the of operation. "Little Ideas" as 1
It's after completing a tour of active -
dangerous 5. Assignment must be rec- December promotion group will well as "big Ideas" which may
duty, the Navy announces.
ommended by the commanding have to compete for the rate againin lead to: ..
Many enlisted men, recalledto <(
Aviation oxygen is approximately officer of the unit concerned. February. "Impro,In g", service to Fleet, I
active duty from organized
and the
100% pure,
reserve units are finding them- quality of product, methods, pro-
presence of even minute quantities ceedures, tools and machines, -
protection
old to for
selves too qualify re-
oil in
of grease or even assignment in these units upon of property, safety, work-

ploston. release from active duty. The Ing conditions, employee morale; .

to air, but to a sheet of yellow new instructions will allow)] ifi "Saving", manpower, money,

flame, and end up in the hos- them to resume their former material, time, space; "

pital IF you are lucky. reserve status under certain "Eliminating", unnecessary c:

conditions.Five. work, duplication, breakage,

RequirementsThe waste, fire, health, accident haz- .1
Also many think that they
following)] requirementsmust hards;
can work better or longer with
be met in order to obtainan -v
oxygen they cannot The "Defining", new tools, new 1

body has no use for excess oxy age waiver. methods, new processes, new ma-
1. Must have been attachedto
gen; in fact, If you go too deepit chines, new applications of old
associated with a organi- 1 m
or
may even be harmful. All Ideas; and"Combining"
unit have beena
zed or
reserve ,
you get from using aviation operations, pro-
member of volunteer reserve -
oxygen is.a dry throat, and a a cedures, materials, records, methods .
drilling unit at the time
chance to try for a court mar- and reports, are particularly
of recall to active duty.
tial. The equipment was de- welcome and will receive careful
2. Must have served a normal
com- Investigation Into their local -
signed to operate using application
tour of continuous active duty
pressed air, which gives you and not released for reasons and Navy-wide useful

more than enough oxygen. un- ,' other than completion of the 1IIIf_ .".- -... ;_ ness.After

der water. obligated period of service or LOG MANY HOURS-A total of 3,500 accident-free flight looking over the type of

The moral is: Don't Use Aviation expiration of enlistment. hours and over 600 carrier landings have been recorded by these suggestions needed, why not SAB- .

Oxygen For Underwater and Corsair fighter pilots of Fighter Squadron 14. They are (left to WODI, "Suggest A Better Way
3. Must hold a rating pay ) Lt. ( ) John Wachtel Lt. John Riddick and Lt. Herb
Fishing. The Life You Save right Jg Of Doing It!"
grade for which a vacancy eX- Landress, who have just returned from a tour of duty aboard the
Will Be Your Own. ists in the unit/to which assign- USS Wasp in the Mediterranean. Do It today.







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p g Eight JAX AIR NEWS November 1952With


AHP( ) Ships Co.



Heading Center



Volleyball PlaySecond


round play in the NAT

TCenter Intramural volleyball loop

was officially underway yesterday

\ and tea m I that have not

picked up schedules may do so

by going to the Physical Training

John Charrat office, Building 513.
f ANP) Ships Company collected -
Opinions were varied among players and coaches of the two victories last week at the

Jax Navy varsity Monday when quizzed of the Fliers' loss expense of the Marines and A/C

to the Marine Corps Air Station in Miami last weekend. Maintenance to remain unbeaten

Scanning the play-by-play account made available to this through first-round play. AO

office we had read only a few lines before the name of 'Ships Company has dropped only

Lafayette Roberts began to standout like a suit of whites ata ____.-......._.__,. ___.v__ ._.__________._,,,_._____._._ __' m'___ one meeting while i racking up
dress blue inspection.All wins.Standings.
AROUND END-Bill Koittrell,* ANP( ) Schooler, skirts left eight
the 6-2, 195-pound Philadelphia colored lad did was end in a recent skirmish between Students and AE School. The :

author three touchdown passes and run for a fourth in the Electricians won the NATTCenter Intramural touch football fracas ANP W, I..

Marines 26-13 conquest of the Fliers. That's par for the and with it the Center title. ANP( ) battles NARTU this afternoonon AO Ships)I Ships Co Co.. .. ::: :: :: :: ::: 8 8 1 I
Varsity Field in the first game of a playoff series for the all- AE School ,. .. .. .....,... ... 6 2
course.Roberts station crown. Hand Tools .... .............. 5 2
was nothing short of sensational. But just how A/C Malnt .. .. .............. 5 3
Marine" .. .. .. ............3 8
sensational is another question. To find the answer we pal- SS-lst. Lt. .. .... .......... 2 6
.. .. ..........
AE Battle ANP) School 1 5
avered with Coach Dave Barksdale and four of his maIn- School Nartu AK School .. .. .... ........ 0 R
stays. Here's what they had to say about Roberts and the Medical I .. . .. '.'....... .. 0 6


game Don in general.Meyerchick, defense: "lie was fast alright, and For Station Grid CrownThe Fall Cup Links

shifty too. But I don't think he was the difference. That

big end, No. 75 (Mackey who caught three touchdown passes Jax Intramural Touch Football Championship hangsin Play Moves IntoSemiFinal
Navy
and was instrumental in the fourth) was the guy that hurtus.
the balance this week-end as NARTU, Mainside victor, and AE
He could go get the ball in any direction and when he
School, the bellweather at NATTCenter, clash on varsity field this SetFall
got it he was hard to stop.
afternon at 1630 in the first game of a best of three series.
*
Tomorrow the same teams will Cup competition at the
Tom O'Donnell, defense: "We hit that guy with all we trade offensive thrusts and if a off is expected to be run In smooth NAS links advanced to the semifinal -

had and he still kept going I know I hit Roberts more thana third game' is needed it will be fashion. round this week with the los-
half dozen times and all I did bounce off. He could 5.5
was staged Monday. Rain or shine, ers of all first round matches hav-

throw" with plenty of accuracy and had receivers who were each game will come off as sche'd- ing until Sunday to open play in

fast. uled. Warmin'The the consolation bracket.

Bob DiPasquali, defense: "We should have won the Remain Unbeaten Favored Erwin Scott defeated

game. When we didn't score after reaching the one it brokeour The Student Electricians will be Bench Lou Schaff, 2-up, in the 1st flight.

backs. Roberts was fast and ran hard but he could be out to avenge a 33-7 loss to Hospital Other winners In the same bracket -

stopped. I don't think he was the difference, it was just that in last year's station playoff were Bob Wallace 3 and 2

we didn't have the right combination when we needed it. Undefeated in Center com- Like the mighty Casey at bat, over Dave Moody; Judd Pearsonover

We'll win this one Saturday." petition through nine games, the Billy Graham has struck out. Pete Gardner, 1-up and Tony

Coach Barksdale: "They had a good club alright. It was ABers own a crisp aerial game His years of experience and files laizzi over Earl Brooks, 4 and 3.

just another one of those "we could have won but didn't" that is dangerous on every play. Second flight engagements saw

games. There were some good runners out there but I don't NARTU clinched the Mainside of laudatory sports columns did Lester Pratt defeat Bill Hopkins,

think you could point to one individual who made the dif- flag last week with an Impressive him no good in his second attempt 1-up in 22 holes; John Hughes

ference. Roberts was fast and threw well, yet what about drubbing of VP-741 and thus early in October to wrest edge Dr. Fuhring, 1-up; and Lou

that end, Mackey? He was good too." climaxed a 10-game slate without the welterweight title from Cooley best Tony Truso, 1-up in

Harry Stuldreher, quarterback: "Roberts was plenty defeat. Fasron Six, Supply and Cuba's Kid Gavilan. Mr. Graham 20 holes.

good. He could hurt you running and passing and he had Fasron 109 made it a nipandtuckrace so it seems, laid an ink-stained Chief O'Hearn downed E. L.

some smart receivers. I definitely think he* was the differ- all season but didn't possessthe bomb. No more do the sports- Fish 3 and 2, to advance to the

ence, but I've seen harder runners when we met Parris Is- scoring machinery when facing writers beat their chests with finals of the third flight with Ca-

land. However, it's hard to compare talent of the two teams. the Reservists. righteous indignation and referto sey Maze who was a 4 and 3 vic-

It's like matching a professional team with a sandlot team Rules AnnouncedIf him as the "uncrowned welter- tor over Bill Mauldin.In .

when you look at PI and the Miami Marines." the first game of the playoff weight champion of the world. fourth flight competition C..

results in a deadlock the winnerof After 11 years of campaigning, C. Francom defeated Bill Campbell
4 and 3; Chief Col e man
Who'll win the big touch football playoff that opens the second game will be de- Graham remains like the prover-
downed V. L. Brown 3 and 1, and
this afternon on Varsity Field, AE School or NARTU? About clared the champ. However, should bial old maid-always a challenger -
Clam
Bill pet was a 3 and 2 win
the best guess we can forward is that the club winning the the second game end In a tie a but never. a.champion.* ner over P. W. Bartels.

toss to decide the rules for a third game, if needed, will also third and deciding match will be Alice defeated Helen
Hopkins
The bout in Cuba. the
win the title. held. In the event of a tie the was '
Schull, 1-up In 19"holes to take
fourth between Graham
AE School has been in competition all season under last game the title will be givenon meeting
the women's first flight cham-
strict touch rules, two hands between the knees and shoulders an advantage held in penetrations and Gavilan. Irish Billy

while at Mainside the Reservists battled under the first downs and total yard. won the first one, but droppedthe pionship, while .Nadine Mays
romped past Iva Hansen, 5 and 4,
second. The third held
flag regulations (a 13 inch strip of cloth hanging from each was
nan's back, which when pulled signifies a tackle). age.Alterations In the rules have last year, with Gavilan firmly for the second flight title.
established the official
world
Should be an interesting playoff to watch. It's only a I been made for the playoff due to as crowned"' welter champ in recent
Graham he
short limb we'd have to go on to pick AE in the first, NARTU. conflicting consistencies in the champion.this said won years. Sugar Ray Robinson held
and the
in the second and the winner of the flip in the third. The NAS and NATTCenter operational fight sportswriters this title for a long time but it
with him. The
burden of the entire playoff is on the shoulders of the man plans. All the wrinkles were agreed only ones was a little different with him.

who calls the coin. At least that's how it looks on paper. ironed out In a meeting of league not in harmony were the fight The title was in cold storage
officials
and Gavilan.
It was a
directors last Friday and the play. during the war and the subse-
close decision end the sports-
This is the week Oklahoma fans have been pointing to, writers greeted it as the greatest quent champion, Marty Servo,

South Bend, Ind. and the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. We AE Schoolers thing since limburger. viewed Robinson as an occupa-

like the Sooners, but good, in this one. It should be a whaleof Graham was the second "un- tional hazard he was happy to

a scoring battle but the vaunted Big Red machine will avoid. Servo finally retired.

out-touchdown the Irish. Top Center .

As the football season nears the wire we give you Geor Slate/ Intramural Graham, during the "uncrowned"

gid Tech over Army; Princeton over Harvard; Duke over Ten PinnersCounting Boxing Tournament period of his life, did not

Navy; Pittsburgh over Ohio State; Michigan State over In- spend the fretful waiting periodby
Deadline for entries in JaxNavy's
. diana; Purdue over Minnesota; Kansas over Nebraska; Wisconsin taking on other challengersto
a pair of wins last intramural boxing tour-
over Northwestern; Tulane over Kentucky; Texas the title, as Robinson had
week AE School remained well in nament, with winners landing a
. over Baylor; Texas A&M over SMU, and Southern California done. He wanted Gavilan or no-
front in the NATTCenter Intra- possible berth on the local Golden
over Stanford. body in the welter class and his
mural Bowling League as they Gloves squad, has been set tuneup bouts with aspiring mid-
topped the keglers of Special at Nov. 25 by ring directors at
FOLLOWING THE FLIERS. Plaudits from this corner dleweights did nothing for his
Services-1st. Lieutenant and the Naval Air Station.
to Cpl. Bobby Holmes, chattel of MAD publicity, for his coverage A/C prestige. lie drew with another
of the MCAS tussle in Miami last Maintenance by decisive margins. Open to all weight divisions,
Saturday ..Stayingon good-box no-hit man Rocky
ANP) Students considerable the will be held
gained tourney Dec.

the safe side OG's prediction of the week is, Florida to Castellani, and lost a close de-
ground with two victoriesand 13. All fighters interested
remain unbeaten through another week Quotable quips: cision to Joey Giradello. But he
moved into a third place tie please contact Special Services
"That's that bum spaghetti we had for lunch," Sammy finally got that secdhd shot at the
with AO Ships Mainside, extension
while 593,
Company orNATTCenter
Williams, Jax Navy's 117 pounder told Coach Al Mueller as welter title and, though it wasa
he picked himself from the mat at Saufley Field last week Supply maintained a narrowed Special Services, dud as a fight Graham laid
edge on second place. extension 698.
week following a 58 second KO. Mueller later said he was the biggest bomb of his carer.
Standings: A one-pound leeway will be
looking for a return match with the Pensacola aggregationthat Turn .. There was no doubt this time,
W. J ltd. given In the
brought together the best in the area. If the cream of AE! School ............. 24 3 33=I following weight no split, debatable decision.
classes: Bantam 118 126
,
Supply 18 24 ; Fly ;
the crop from Cecil, Green Cove, Jax and Mayport was assembled ANP) School ::::::::: 17 18 2,1 Light 135
AO Shin* Co. .l..... 17 10 21 ; Welter 147; Sr.
. it would be tough nut for boxing squad to
a any ANP) Ship .co: ...... 16 11 22 Welter, 155 Middle 160 Light- More Sports
crack. Might be forthcoming Entry blanks for the All Personnel .........n. 16 It 21 ; ;
Marines .............. 16 8 20 heavy, 170 and Heavyweight,
South AAU Open and Georgia State Weight Lifting Cham- AK School ............. 12: 15 18 175 On
S.S. 1st. Lt. ............ 11 16 14 and< over. Page 10r
pionships can be procured at the Jax Air News office A/C Malnt ........... 9 18 12



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6 November JAX AIR NEWS Page Nine



Varsity Cagers Fliers Seek Victory


Holding DailyScrimmage


DrillsJax AI Woycross SOlurduy



to Navy's work cage at squad a rapid continued Memorial Stadium, Waycross' Georgia, will be the set-

pace for clash between the Jax Navy Fliers
through the past week with in- wde % ting Saturday night a
ten# scrimmages held dailyin and South Georgia Junior College in a benefit game for the

the Mainside city's. Midget Athletic Association.
gym. Coach -- -
Frank McCaffrey reports the 4; All proceeds from the game will will throw their offense machine

Fliers are rounding into shape go for the purchase of equipmentto into high gear against the colleg-

but still need a lot of work. outfit) the numerous little ians who have battled even with

"It's still too early to name a leagues for the youngsters of freshmen teams of some of 'the '

starting five," the Navy mentor Waycross.K top flight southern schools.
c k o f f time is 2000 and a Arrangement
Special
stated, "and I'm still waiting to
large crowd is expected to cram A special section has been re-
divide the group into a varsity
and. the ia,000-seat stadium which has served for all servicemen and
junior varsity. When I've
been the site for many top grid
there will be no admission chargeat
had little time to view
a more -
1r I
1 r engagements over the past years. the gate. Buses leave the Naval
I'll
the crop cut again and work
BASKETBALL RETURNEES-Only three members of lastyear's Saturday night will be no excep Air Station at 1700 for Waycrossand
with the two squads. cage varsity are on hand this year to help coach FrankMcCaffrey' tion. The Fliers, victory hungry will return Immediately after

Personnel from any unit on the (right), as he prepares his charges for the rugged '52 after dropping a 26-13 thriller to
station are still welcome to attend 53 schedule. The trio (left to right), Includes Bob Grabaz, Ward the game.
MCAS of Miami last week-end,
Weisel and Bob Reinhardt.Leathernecks Jf you haven't already made
practice sessions. "There'sa
reservations for space on a bus do

Coach spot McCaffrey for any added.good man," Top i: --S so immediately by contacting your

JtP flIR news unit welfare and recreation offi

cer. All requests will then be han-
Whitehats' In dled\y the Special Services office,
PORTSQuiz ]


/ Ring SquabbleScoring F $ O.t$ I I extension Tutored liters! by 593.Victory Johnny Hungry Griffith and


TKO's in two classes', Keith Tinsley, both University of

((1y Armed Form Press Service) Marines of NATTCenter defeated Georgia grid grads, the Georgians

feature the running of Johnny Lip-
QUESTIONS their White Hat adversaries, 5-3,
sey, little ail-American choice in
Maurice Richard the mod In a smoker at the outdoor
1- arena
the past, and the throwing of
ern goal-scoring ace in hockey, last week. Miami Marines Hand Fliers quarterback Waldo Cox.

this year topped a 285-goal total. Leatherneck John Volz, Bronx, Operating from a tight-T with
Who is the only other player to
N. Y., won a decision over French- spread variations to utilize Us

have professional scored more hockey than? 285 goalsIn ie Payeur, Portland, Me. at 130 26-13 Setback For 4th LossMiami passing J.C. held supremacy the Miami, South frosh Georgia to a

pounds to even the match after \
False? When ball
2-True or one-touchdown victory earlier in

four hits the'batter, he is credited the Sailors had taken the opener Marine Corps Air Station Barracudas devouredthe the season and although over-

with a base on balls. with Babe Howard, High Point, N. Jax Navy Fliers last Saturday in the Miami pool, 26-13, matched against Other foes have
for their fourth victory of the dying grid season and at the
3-In race track parlance, whatIs C., gaining the nod over Ventura found the scoring gates open more
a "swipe"? same time chalked up loss number four for the twice win than once.
Malonade, Puerto Rico.
4-Is a shoulder block appliedto ning Navy aggregation. Jax Navy is In top condition

a player's back considered clip ropp Pops Horn in Lafayette Roberts, Jack rabbit Roberts Stars physically and will go all out to

ping? Johnnie Popp, Detroit, Mich., colored back from Philadelphia, The game was only two plays enter the win column for the third

Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium TKOed Sailor Lou Horwln, Bronx, Pa., tossed for three touchdownsand old when Roberts wiled the Navy time this season. The Fliers have

holds more than 102,000 ran for a fourth as the Marines dropped four of six frays thus far.
N. Y., at 1:06: of the second round defense with an attempted run,
spectators. So does Chicago's erupted for two second-hall .
; of a 135-pound melee. Charles only to drop back and send a
Soldier Field. Which is the larger markers to overcome a 13.12 Intermission twisting pass to Mackey on the SERVICE SPORTSROURD
Mansur. New Orleans, La., waited deficit.
?
midfield stripe. The Wayne University
ANSWERS I until 49 seconds of the second After trailing 12-0 at the com grad sprinted the remain- -UP

1-Nels Stewart with 314. Richard i chapter to TKO the Sailor's 160- pletion of the first chapter, Jax ing distance to the end zone New York (AFPS)-With the

scored 294. pounder Harry Levy, Queens- Navy exploded Its big guns for two to register a 65-yard touchdown 1952 gridiron season better than

2-False. .IIe is listed in the ville, N. Y. touchdowns and added an extra Journey.
halfway through Its schedule,
boxscore as a hit batsman. Eddie Smith, Memphis, Tenn., point off the toe of Bob Batson After both sides failed to threaten Service football teams now head

3-A "swipe" is the groom. lIe Marine 145-pounder won a split to gain a short-lived margin of the Barracudas took charge on down the road toward the mythical -
tends the horses. decision from Don Stevens, Plainfield 1312. their
own 34. Roberts to Mackeywas All-Service Team selection.
4-Yes. The rules designate N. J., and Randy Oldes, Victory. Through The Air
incomplete on. first down but The brand of play exhibited by
blocking, running or diving into Washington, D. C. made it two in Prior to the Miami fray the Fliers the Philadelphia wizard waltzed Service teams this season has been

the back a row by taking a 15 -pound split had displayed a near impregnable
or throwing or drop through the Fliers' front seven for superior to that of recent seasons

ping the body across the back of decision from Harry Jones, Had- pass defense but Roberts 48 yards on the next play and due to the large number of former

a player's legs as clipping if he danfield, N. J. found the key that unlocked the paved the way for the second Marine professional and college stars now

is not carrying the ball. Grlfg IU.\Vrirh. upstairs door and quickly 1 sent touchdown. in Army-Navy-Air Force and Ma-

5-Municipal Stadium holds Navy picked up the last two three shots through the gap to
rine
John
Mercer, all-conference at lIneups. ,
102211. Soldier's Field holds 102- bouts to narrow the fin1 margin. Don Mackey that resulted In
: Northwestern In 1948, knifed the Against college competition,
112. Lord Byron Grig:'?* middle for two and a five-yard Service tefcms have held their
Penna., dedsloned Bob Welch, Chi cap matters, Roberts climaxed .
offside penalty against Navy set own, defeating Syracuse, Day.
Barksdale AFB, La. Mack cago, Ill., at 165 pounds and heavy. a sustained drive of 65
the ball on the 10. Jiggs Arents ton, Xavier, Fordham, and Ca-
Rinehart, hustling catcher for the weight Mike Sileo, Newark, N. J., yards by plunging over the right
carried around end for a yard and atwba.
Base Bombers, has been awardedthe decisioned Freddie Flippin, Rice, side for the final counter in the
Roberta to Mackey in the end zone According to Williamson's grid
Most Valuable Va. fourth quarter. On the same series -
Player Trophy
made it 12-0. rating system the top 10 Service
of the California Semi-Pro Baseball I Referee was R. L. Perkins end Johnny Ford had.taken: a 35-
squads are: Carswell AFB, San
Tournament. ring announcer was Thomas Long. yard aerial from Roberts to the The first quarter ended with
I Diego NTRC, Ft. Eustis, Boiling
Rinehart played in the tournament : Dell Webb was the timer and pay station, only to have it nullified Navy In possession on the home-
AFB Parr i is Island
standers' Quantico,
with the Atwater Mercan- Judges were Art Meyerson, Ernie by a clipping penalty on the .39. George Kinner tried
Ft. Jackson In-
Camp Lejeune, ,
the center the
tiles while he was on leave. I Huggett and John Alley. 23. as second period
--- opened, losing a yard before Harry diantown Gap, and the San Diego

Stuldreher sent Marine Recruit Depot.
I (iER4l. a desperationheave .
lroJILjlor' I T-5------1 goalward that was takenin
Worcester, Mass. ( A F P S ) -
4j by
: S5' 4k Harry Yeargin on the 10
and he went over for the marker. When the hlgh.ridlngQuantico
Marines meet the Holy Cross Crusaders -
Spang TalliesAs
here Nov. 16, there will be
the first half drew to a close
five Crusaders in the Leather-
the locals stopped a drive by the
neck's lineup. They are: Bill De-
Marines on the Navy 28 that had
I Chard, defensive captain in 1950
k ;
carried 63
: yards. Darrell Spang,
John Cullity, defensive captain in
the
Bloomington Bullet, gave the
1951; Dick Murphy, George Foley
sparse gathering an Impressive
>. _____ and John Feltch.
.c %aA t w ___ demonstration of power runningat
____
syrt that point, churning 62 yardsto tra point.

the cross stripes to give the The Fliers had a chance to even

Fliers their only lead of the game. matters shortly thereafter when

: Navy stopped the Barracudas at they lugged to the 1, but a quar-

: the two early in the third heat but terback sneak by Stuldreher and

Don Meyerchick's punt carried an attempted pass to Yea r gin

= I- only 33 yards and the Marines opened availed naught. The latter play

fl'flLETTER another pay dirt bid. Mercer was an interception, returned 41

quickly skirted end to the 10
yards.
ii(@ .. ;," ., j
and got another five on a pitch- MCAS invaded the Navy soil for

WINNERS-Only a few remaining members of lax Navy's baseball club which out to the right side. the last time midway in the fourth

swept to victory in the City League were on hand for awarding of letter jackets. Front row are Roberts to Mackey In the end quarter. Roberts culminated the
(left to right), Lcdr. Richard V. Donahue, NAS Special Services officer, who made the presentation zone the
gave Marines a 19-13 65-yard blast with his line
; Phil Righter, Tom Ulyon, John McCaffrey and coach Frank McCaffrey. Back row, Jim Cough- plunge
lin, Bill Schuckers, John Scarola and Gene Clifford. lead as Little added his first ex- from the two and It was all over

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RoundUpColumbus j jv

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tFJl2'.Ikel
champions, Ohio-continued Service swimming their :


domination of national titles in the Armed Forces Pr... Service) .

national Amateur Athletic Union PaaU rtoaser! I

tower diving competition here.
\, Censorship In Hollywood Ris tta
Jack Calhoun, USN, Milton Davis comic side. The people who keep

USN, Winston Allen, USA.F, the flickers on the straight and

and Dave Enochs, USAF, took five narrow path recently reviewed'
tI "Thunder which Joanne
of the first seven places in the Bay/'ln
Dru plays a sexy .
three-day meetNA.AS
role of a Creole
.
girl on a shrimp
Kingsvllle, Tex No boat. The censors t HM

other Naval activity can boast took a peekat

this station's most novel athletic the blue Jeans

unit a women's ghtlifting Miss Dru was

team. wearing and

Nine WAVES and two daughters I i blu&hed Too

of personnel stationed here tight," they said. .
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make up the squad. Coached by Especially. 1 n
LUCKY OLD GOAT-Jaion, the mascot of the Jax Navy Fliers grid team, receives plentyof
"
Lowell than
Frick YNT1 for
more attention from this pretty quartet of cheer leaders who adorn the west side line of every home the-er-derriere. ems.
20 years an active weightlifter, tame. Left to right, are, Marjorie Olson, Nellie Owens Kitty Dittmar and Ann Joiner. The girls "I've worn tighter .
the ladies have managed to equal will be on hand Saturday Nov. 15, when the Fliers stage their last home tussle against NAS Nor- ones before," v-- "

the record of the Klngsvllle men's folk. Miss Dru proJoanne Dm
'
team, also coached by Frick. Both tested. "In.some westerns I wore(

are undefated in competition this Leather Pushers Suffer Fields Places In jeans that looked like ballet

yea Cross-Country Run tights." The censors thought it
S over. "You were a lady in those

Xndiantown Gap, Pa. (AFPS)- Gene Fields, Jax Navy's top films," they said. 'This is a sex-
The Indlantown Red Devils, one First Loss at Pensacolu) contender for cross.country ier role. We have to be subtle
laurels, opened the 1952-53 season "
of the Service's outstanding bas I about it. The next day a cryptic

ketball.teams, will have plenty of A combined outfit of ringsters from the Pensacola area handed on a bright note( finishing note was sent to the wardrobe department -

practice before their regular sea I Jax Navy its first loss of the young season last week, defeating the fourth in the first running of on official censorship
The soldiers have at Field.It the Wheaton, Md., Cross Country "Please let the
son campaign. local boxers in four of seven bouts while drawing one Saufley stationery: out
exhibition games with the Baltimore catch-as-catch-can affair Meet last Saturday. seats in all of Joanne Dru's blue
Bullets and Philadelphia was a Williams Goes Down With only a half mile separating Jeans."

Warriors of the N.B.A. Coachedby as Coach Al :Mueller's charges Sammy Williams, 147, was a Fields from the finish Words and Music

Lt Joseph Chicone, the RedDevils' found talent abundant in the com first-round KO victim of Whiting's line, (the entire run covered Columbia Records asked eight

attack is built arouruf"holdovers. bined forces of Whiting Field, Sau Jim Wilson. The hard hitting eight miles), the Jax distance- of its top artists to( name whichof

Kermit Weiske and Ollie fley Field, Corry Field and Main- Flier took the full count in 58 man was slowed down by a their recordings they liked best
Helderle. side.FOOTBALL seconds. Bonnie I Burnsworth chronic stitch, a hardening of
for a new disk anthology called,
----- chalked up a KO for Jax Navy the side. It. forced him to drop
"This Is My Best. Here are the
at 127 when he floored Dell from a secure second place to
results: Doris Day, "It's Magic,"
SPECIALSELECT Dennis, Saufley, at 50 secondsof fourth.
Harry James, "You Made Me Love
the first round. Ed Romanelll, prominent policeman "
You, Benny Goodman, "Jersey
TilE WINNERS
Jax Navy's Jimmy Johns foughteven running for the New "
Bounce, Sammy Kaye, "harborLJghts"
For Week of Nov. 8 for three rounds with Barry York AC, easily outdistancedthe I
Frank Sinatra, "You'llNever
Boyer, Mainside, in a heavy 13-man field to romp home
(Home teams in right column) Walk Alone," Guy Mitchell,
weight melee. In another heavy first.
"My Heart Cries For You," Duke
Oklahoma ..._..__...............vs.......................... Notre Dame weight encounter George Hill, Lorry : -
Ellington, "I Let a Song Get Out
Army _.........___.................vs.--..._......_......_ Georgia Tech Field, decisioned Jimmy Ru- "
of My Heart, and Arthur God-
Cornell ......._.....................vs......_.._'.._............... M ich ijjan ther. "
"Too ,
frey, Fat Polka
Harvard __..._..................vs..........._._._........... Princeton Thompson WIns
.
Navy ..._.._...._......_.........vs..................................... Duke Ed Lumpkins, Jax Navy 170- RecordAlthough

Georgia ._...._.._............_...vs....................... Pennsylvania pounder, dropped a close decisionto SCUTTLEBUTT

Pittsburgh ___.................vs...._...._..._..._....... Ohio State Sid Adams, Saufley, but Eddie

Villanova .._....._.._._......vs.............._.._........_.._._ Tulsa Thompson, 160, evened the match they gained fame in

Michigan State ..._.._...._.vs...................._.._....... Indiana for the locals with a nocontestwin : Hollywood, many movie person r r,

Nebraska .__....._..__....vs....... .......................... Kansas over Jerry Stewart, Whiting.In ; alities were born far from the

Purdue ..._.__.._.............vs.................._......... Minnesota the only split decision of the glittering California film capital.

Northwestern ..._.._..__....vs.........._.._.._...._... Wisconsin evening, the Fliers' Jerry Denk- Can you successfully pair off the

Mississippi State .__....__.Vs._...._............__......... Auburn, in lost to Malnside's Terry Copson. following stars with their birthplaces

Tulane ..._._._._....____.vs...._...._...._..._._._ Kentucky Jimmy Sledge, 150, picked up the ? 11 -

Tennessee ......._.._.._......vs..........._.............._.._... L.S.U. local's final win with a clear-cut 1. Joan Fontaine 11'r

Mississippi ,..-.._.__.__..vs..._..___.._...._..._.Houston decision over Norman Salt, Whit- 2. Bob Hope
Wake Forest _.._.__._...vs..._.___.__._..__ T.C.U. Ing. 3. Merle Oberon ((7

Arkansas ...-..._.!._._._.._...vs____..__._...._... Rice t 4. Edward G. Robinson

Texas ..............._.._....._..vs.........._...._...._.__. Baylor 5. Cesar Romero
Texas A. & M _....._.....__.vs.......____.._.__... S.M.U. Meyer Collects 6. David O. Selznicka .

Southern California ...._....vs........._.......__.._. Stanford ( ) Tasmania

California .._................_...vs.._...._.____... Washington First Prize In I I (b) Bucharestc wr-

(Predict the score of this game) Grid Contest ) Londond

). Tokyoe ... ....
_' J _t./I11
Oklahoma ..........................vs..........__.._._.... Notre Dame Aviation ordnance student LeoL. ( ) Pittsburgh 4
.;:
Meyer missed only three pre (f) New York CityAnswers IVf7

Name. RateRankUnit dictions on the weekly Jax Air
I'm supposed to entertain you
News Football Special, and was 1. (d); 2. (c); S. (a); 4. (b); 5. until you're rescued!:'
Assigned To..__ Phone the only entry to do so, to bring (I); 6. (e). ,

RULES home first prize of a five dollar
merchandise chit at the Navy Ex
1. To enter the contest you simply indicate your choiceof change.In .
each winner by placing an (X) or circle the team you selectto
win. If you predict a tie game, place a (T) after the namesof second place with four incorrect
teams you think will play to a tie score. games was S/Sgt. Marvin L.
2. All games are to be predicted On an even basis. Ties Works, MAD. Bill Smith AK3,
count losses unless predicted.
3. as In the space provided below indicate the score of the of Fasron Six, annexed third place L;
game picked as a tiebreaker. In case of a tie the person with honors with a 20-7 prediction of \ '
the most nearly correct score will win the contest. the Notre Dame-Navy game No ;' ,
4. Entry blanks incompletely filled out will not be con less than eight entries had five 1 _
sidered. Contestants must make all the selections plus indicating __
the score of the one tie-breaker to be eligible. misses, but Smith's tiebreakerwas
5. In the event a game is postponed or rescheduled for the closest of the lot
any reason it is automatically excluded from the contest final There are five convenient pick

ratings.6. Entry blanks must be submitted not later than 1700 up stations for the Football Special 1i: _
Friday to the Jax Air News Office in the Special Services Build ballots. Deadline for entriesat _
ing, 930. these points is 1700 Friday. I
7. All military and civilian personnel, with the exceptionof They are: (1) Jax Air News office i
personnel of the Jax Air News, are eligible to enter the con I i
Building 930; (2) O&R; (3)
test.
8. Only one entry to each person will be allowed. Hospital Ships Service; (4) NAT v ,,
\ 9. Winners will be announced in the Jax: Air News the TCenter Ships Service; (5) Fas
Thursday following the Saturday on which the game is played. ron Six Ships Service. P .- -

TEN DOLLARS IN PRIZES VARSITY SWIMMERS-Receiving letter Jackets from Lt.
First prize is a five-dollar chit for merchandise at the Navy Patient: "What shall I do? I Fred Marconi (left), NATTCenter Special Services officer, for"
Exchange; second prize is a three-dollar merchandise chit; have water on the knee." their work with the varsity swimming team this season are (left
third prize is a two-dollar merchandise chit. to right), Merlin Searight, Gil Whitaker, Snag Holmes, Horn
. Doc: "Wear pumps. Vickery: and Jack Moulin.r. .
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New Methods, Improved Machinery 11 -aa c



I 0 & R Takes To Local Manufacturing I.


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Industry when confronted u
chine, located in the Machine
with i production and man-
rs Branch of the Process Division.
power problems, could 1 well
This of equipment
learn a lot here at the Naval versatile piece t '
turns out bushings, studs, cap
Air Station's Overhaul and
?a3 4 screws, bolts, pins and numerous .
I'epair: department.Within Arh ;
other items needed for the repairof i
the past fifteen months
airplanes.Not .
more and more parts, formerly
so amazing is its produc-
procureable through normal sup
tion, but the rate at which it pro-
ply channels have become un-
duces is far beyond that of the
available. Without these essen-
turret lathe method.
engine
tial items O & R could not make or
Over 200 parts a day can be pro-
necessary repairs on aircraft, so
duced the Automatic Screw
it was decided to manufacture the by
Machine as compared to the 50
,
parts, not only for use here but -
60 that can be made in .
or parts
.
.
_-mJlETIiOD------ for the supply system and in support -
the same time on a lathe. One
SAVES MONEY of the fleet units.
vital repair item, which formerly
Recent installation of a new *
took almost 15 minutes to make
gas-fired atmospheric controlled IN A lHUTIOSkits used for
furnace for treating of dies and by the lathe method, can now be

tool steels in Shop 3282 at O the Incorporation of new changes produced in less than two minutes -

& R, will save thousands of on aircraft since the original man-
!saving many manpower
dollars annually. At top photo ufacture, are also being made.
Horace Seymour looks over hours.
eld-type furnace which was At the same time that 0.& R .

down 50% of the time for repairs resorted to this local manufacturing OVER AT the Metals Branch

while James Cotton which has tripled in some de-
of the Process Division workmenare
T ,
(right) works at the new furn- 10-SRI-TAL partments faced
supervisors a
the merits of their
praising
ace which does better job with 'f
less spoilage. manpower shortage when the per- new Gu-Fired Atmospheric Controlled -
HEADLINES
sonnel reduced.
ceiling was
Furnace used for the heat
But not to be defeated O & R
; ,
firefighting Jeep treating of dies and tool steels.
heads utilized new methods and
Replacing an old type furnace,
Unveiled By Navy improved machinery to do the
The following personnel changes which was down 50% of the time
Washington (AFPS-Thc Navy work of many men and meet pro-
have been effected within the past for expensive repairs of relining
has unveiled a new firefightingjeep duction needs, a procedure which
week at the Naval Hospital. and replacement of glo-bars the
that can discharge! 2,600 gal- has proven to be both economicaland
Received on board for duty new Gas-Fired Furnace is not only 0
lons of liquid foam on a burning efficient.
Lt. Richard M. more economical to operate but
plane in two minutes. Principaluse were: (jg) Lynn, *

of the Jeep will be aboard aircraft Lt. (Jg) Thomas D. Head Lt. (Jg) TYPICAL of the mechanical units is doing a better job with less

carriers. Stephen G. Maddox, Lt. (Jg) William now in operation is the Five spoilage MORE PARTS IN LESS

If a plane crashes while attempting B. Johnson, Lt. (jg) Eli Larson Spindle 1 1 Automatic Screw Ma- Elsewhere in the O & R De- TIME-Using the turret lathe

a carrier landing the Lt Wlllia F. Weeden Ens. partment old type machinery has method (top), John Ferguson

Ens. Laura been with makes only 50 or GO repair
Jeep can squirt foam 90 feet to the Lucille D. Carmody, replaced new improved ,-

plane. It can also blanket the E. Markut and Ens. Jane C. Hes- BLOOD BlINK equipment, and other machines on Items a day, while Robert

sel. order now should be received and Hanna (below) produces over

cockpit cone of foam area 30 with feet a in protective diameter Received for duty from U. S. BOX SCORE put into operation shortly.It too parts in the same time on

Na val Hospital Corps School, is anticipated that m anymore the new five-spindle automatic -
while rescue squads free the pilot. 1"0. Quota JI'J'oIt'h.
4 Portsmouth, Va., were: NicholasS. will be added in the future screw machine. This illus-

Boja, UN; James E. Burdick, :- Met Cent as the budget allows.I'rocurement tration in Shop 3375 is typicalof

Stork Delivers 78 HA; Emile N. Glard HN, and Comln. ..... 4 5 125.0 many O & R shops where

P. Grant iiN.Departures NATTC .253 314 124.1 workers concoct new methodsof
Jdck ,
Bundles At Hospital \ FAW-11 ............ 13 15 115.3 SchoolThe meeting production.

The stork swooped down at the imlmled: Lt. Law Oper. ...... ........... 12 12 100.0Admin. Navy will give I approxi-

Naval Hospital on Oct. 13 and after rence F. McCune and Lt. Jiersthel 3 :3 100,0 mately 200 of its procurement ReservePilotsCan

sticking around until Oct. 24, IRD .... .h ...... .. 2 2 100.0 personnel intensive three week
A. Graves, Jr., to inactive duty.
had delivered a total of 78 "bun Medical......... 2 2 100,0 negotiators training courses this
Ens. Jean P. Kirsch to Newport,
dles from Heaven" during i that I. and Edward J. Chwalek, Dental .............. 1 1 100,0rub. fall. Objective of the course is to Become.
R.
time. Wkll. ........ 24 22 91.6 improve naval procurement by
ITOS to U. S. Naval Reserve
Belying the current saying "men Training, Center, Memphis, Tenn. Cecil Field ...... 16 14 87.5 training negotiators from the various Regular Navy

Res. Fleet .. 85 70 82.3 Navy procurement activitiesIn
these 47 boyswere .m.
are scare days", The flew in to the tune
on the new arrival )list, with crows There Spec. Servo ...... 4 3 75.0 the broader aspects of pricing. WaNaingtoB.S( ) On or
of 95 at the Naval Hospital.
31 Grn. Cv. Spgs.,. 35 26 74,3' t I about Feb. 1, 1953, a board will be
girls.
were two HMl's, seven HM2's, Marines .......... 10 7 70.0 Wife "I fool when I I convened for the purpose of selecting -
HM3's rated. A total of : was a
and 86 Supply __...... 27 16 b9.2 married Naval 1 reserve aviators

Use 108 were examined and out of this o & R ....._....115 59 fit.3 Hubby you."I but I I who were formerly aviation ca-
Can OwnExperiences total 13 failed. : guess so, was
only NARTU ......... 7 3 42,8 too infatuated to notice. dets, for transfer to the regular

Hospital __..21 7 33.3 : Navy, the Navy has announced.
Red Crow Notes *
ComFalrJax .... 94 27 28,6 I Eligible for consideration are!
Patients on Ward CM were truly Man "Doc kid
on phone: my
Fla. Mil. Dis.:1: 1 20.0 ensigns who accepted their appointment

mystified Wednesday afternoon Engineers ........ 13 0 0.0 I swallowed a fountain pen. What! ,* between Jan. I, 1951:
Robert C. Newman, "The shall I do till "
when ? here
AIM _................_ 4 0 0.0 you get ? I and June SO, 1951.! They must
Southern Prince of Magic" enter- Doctor "Use pencil."
: a I It be !less than 25 years of age up-
For tained with his marvels of mys
EssaysWith ,. on transfer, and have completed
tery. There was proof that magicis
18 months continuous active duty -
fun for all. Arrangements for
in commissioned status following
deadline for the Morals
Mr. Newman's visit were made by
designation a* naval aviator. -
!
Essay Contest extended to November
chair .
Mrs. A. P. Farr Hospital .'
15 military personnelstill I ... .'. .
.
man of the Jacksonville Beaches :J.'. -: .
; have a week left to submit I of American War Mother ,. :.::.:' ''. Interested officers should sub-
Chapter 11'.X ::
entries and compete for valuable : mit their applications for regular

'' tf commissions to the Bureau of Naval
.
prizes. I The Florida Georgia football ,f : ,t is.-: /' -

Capt. Charles A. Dittmar, senior I game at the Gator Bowl was en- : : ; Personnel via their repotting

station chaplain and contest Our seniors.! The application must be
joyed by fifty patients.
committee head, reminds person received in the Bureau prior to
thanks to the citizens of Jackson

nel that while the general themeof ville who made these tickets avail Jan. 1, 1953.

"Moral Values" must be used, .
able to us.
essays can be prepared with e 'How come you didn't laugh

minimum of research by drawingon The> Halloween Dance Tuesday when the CO told that story?"

personal experience. of "'I didn't have to, I've been
night was one.of the highlights

Judging of the contest will be the month. As usual, the charm- transferred."

based on originality and sincerity Ing hostesses from the Eccelectic

and winners will be annoimicd Club made it a most enjoyable HOT AIRL

by November 27. evening, and the Cecil Field Band

Keen interest in the contest gave out with music that was tops.

nmong station commands and I On the calendar l of coming

their division officers has pro- everts we find Jacqueline Davis

duced a gratifying number of with her piano on Ward A-6, Saturday
LJJ L-
late entries. It is hoped that Nov. 1 at 1400. A Recreation {

even more papers will be sub Hall party with hostesses

mitted this final week. from the First Methodist Church C

Nov. 6 at 1930. Bingo in the Recreation -

Hall, sponsored by Ameri- .. ._ _m_ _, -
Tourist: "Did you see a pedestrian _
pass here?" can Legion Post 293, Nov. 13 at TRAFFIC LIGHTS GO UP- Culminating months of study 'I'"
1930. Arthur Murray Dance Classin and work in an attempt to solve the traffic situation here, traffic Sri c"You're :.:-
Native sitting
: "No I've been
Nov. 13 at 1500. control lights have been Installed on Roosevelt Boulevard, at
here all afternoon and nobody'scome the auditorium the Main\ Gate, The six lights will serve to keep north and southbound

by 'ceptln one solitary men, Make these red letter dates on traffic moving by the station and also control flow of I an ace nowrou''edestr01ed ; ..
'
and he was afoot." your calendar and plan to attend. traffic on and off the station. five planes-all ours!*

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". : ':: L Constant Changes Present

(Items offering for sale :i .a .
of property such a*


chines prohibited dios, ,clothing automobiles by Defense and, the ,, \ Challenge To Navy PilotsThis


regulations. This ( U the final of a **rie.*
however, list such I e r v t of three article ducting the end of World War II, the new

available housing, rides i United States Naval Air Reserve Naval.Reserve pilot of today find

and lost and found articles Training Program Identified all a challenge confronting him dally

i er similar notices). the NavCad Program). to master these new winged me-
FOR SUE chanical birds that are changing

Furn 3-rm. house, 2075 NEW HORIZONS with each passing year.

Ph. 2-1496, Mrs. The new naval aviators. gradu- Moreover, the Atomic Energy

1 or 2 rms, 2743 Vernon, ates of the NavCad Schools, are Commission has recently an-

Ph. 2-5915, Louise now ready for approximately two nounced that it is proceeding with

Furn. rm., 5057 Sappho. and a half years duty with the the development of an atomic reactor -

9864, Mr. Newman. .-- Fleet. What an interesting future suitable for use as the power

3-rm. house, $40 mo. ( ( MOVES IN-With radar antenna secure once more, mem- that holds for them! plant in such large ships as an

John L. Moore the GCA crew turn to re-installation of other aerial eqUIC- Or, they might be called uponto aircraft carrier,
Cing. and dole rms., which the unit keeps tight control of aircraft ; .
in less than 400 feet ceiling weather. The unit is transport personnel from the
dale. Ph. 2-5930 Mrs.
to John F.
continental United States to According Floberg.
self-sustaining carrying Its own repair equipment. The one
2 couples to share apt., to the station this week from Lee Field at Green of its outlying bases across the assistant Secretary of the Navy

Ph. 8-5958, Pfc. sea; or, they might be assigned to for Air, this atomic carrier, although
Turn. 2-bdrm..house, $50 a mission to still I I 1 in the formulatlva
mercy drop supplies
Rannir, Jax Beach. Ph. All-Weather Station stage will have more ,
power
to a stricken community; or, for
Mr. DeBevolse. the highly qualified, and excitingjob more space for fighting gear and
Furn. 2-rm. apt., $45 Unit Serves Jax First Time of testing planes of tomorrow.With incredibly more freedom to range

May. Ph. 7-6048, Mrs. the seas without refueling than

Furn. rm., 1319 Hamilton. Inception Six Years Ago I the advent of the jet plane any ship has had up to now. Witha

3829, Mrs. Marchus. as a potent instrument of speed relatively small quantity of fis-

Turn 5-rm. apt., 2636 -- -- and striking following the sionable material, this carrier will
power
7-8516:> Mrs. Cowart. six years, and for the conduct a GCA training programfor have virtually unlimited cruising

Furn. 3-bdrm. house, 6115 the Naval Air Station's pilots who practice coming in range at full speed."

dore Drive, available Approach (GCA) on its safety beam, are now in Two Way War The ship will carry between 100

6-4050, Mr. Rogers. home territory. Hangar 117, attached to Operations and 120 of the most powerful
1 rm. Ph. 2-3587 after 7 aerial and radar equip- Korea (.U'PS-"Ut'Y) Skipper planes and will be able to launch

Klicker. from the trailer Headed by Lcdr. Robert A they're shooting at us!" them four at a time from a 1,000-

Furn. 2-rm. apt., $15 permit it to enter the Shirley, the crew; includes three the young Marine' lieutenant foot flight deck. It will carry a

able Nov. 8, 2623 of the Station, the Unit officers, two technicians, an en- cried into hU radio microphone crew of' 3,000 and have tonnagein

7-5922, Mrs. Clark. week from Lee Field, gineman, and 13 air controlmen. M Red antiaircraft fire burst excess of 60,000. It-Is a frontrunner

2 rms., furn., 4014 Springs, where it was All are graduates of the Ground about him on his tint bombing in naval revolution that has

p, 2-7968, Mrs. Arnold. located. Control Approach School, at NAS mlftsion over North Korea."That's been going full steam since a few
Share 5-rm. home, 3047 Olathe, Kansas. months ago, when the Presidentlaid
all right, son, answered -
Ph. 2-3552, Mrs. Cason. the keel of the USS Nautilus,
'.\ Unit makes NAS Jax his
flight commander,
3 rms., day or week, the first subma
atomic-powered
station In ad- Lt Col. Darrel D. Irwln.
Ph. 8-2770, Mrs. USO Opens Drive rine.
the Unit "
conditions, "They're allowed to.
Unfurn. 5-rm. house. Ph. .

Mrs. A. H. Stanley. by means of Its precision For $18,680,000 With all three new planes and
to maintain control
roil SAM I Positions At new ships at their disposal, Naval
wheels touch Open
until its
I
34-ft. house trailer 2432 For Service ClubsThe aviators of tomorrow will find
until air
( Ph. 4-1790, Mrs. Up now Overseas Posts their future in the air full of ex-
) (' ; ...\ kl1ding'i to land on Sta- United Service Organization citement, adventure and promise.
with ceilings less Defena Fund has
begun a
Driving to New Jersey
Positions of Electronic Engineerand When have finished their
: feet the minimum nationwide campaign to collect they
Ph. 68.8231 after 6
Quarterman Rigger are avail-
four of active duty, Including -
years
Wolllewlcz. by the low-frequency $18,680,000 for clubs, camp shows,
able to eligible persons for service
18 months training period,
of the
Operations and recreation centers for Armed
to Poitsmouth,
Driving
overseas, it was announced by the
some of these pilots have the option -
have been shunted to Forces personnel stationed I
11 0800 three riders,
,
Navy Overseas Employment office of transferring to the regular
Springs. throughout the world.
Ph. Ext. 41,
penses. .
t Navy, but most return to their
pital; Mr. Peterson I i More than $740,000 has been re-
The position of Electronic En- homes and continue flying 1 i as
and its personnel, who ceived in advance from
sitter: gifts cor-
JJabv ,
day or
I
gineer Is at GS-11 level, of $5940.00 ,- "Week-end Warriors" In the Navy
2-0502 Miss porations and foundations. Simi-
Jojner.Ride per annum, plus the 25% and Marine Air Reserve squad
wanted, from Willow lar institutions are being asked
differential at
territorial post rons.
and Rosselle, 0730 to : Use Of to donate 30 percent of their Base Development Section, Guam, Local reserve pilots are continuing
618 or 8-1433, Lillian 1945 contributions to the USO At
in the Mariannas Islands.
their part-time training at
Ride wanted, from that time, the size of the Armed
To The position of Quarterman Jacksonville Naval Air Reserve
IIOsFf IIe, 0800 to 1630. Forces was approximately three
Rigger requires the signing of an Training Unit at the Naval Air
Station 12, Ann times larger.
18-month contract and pays $6- Station, one of the 27 similar installations
Riders wanted, from 5 Change Since the start of the Korean
469.63 per annum, at the Naval maintained throughout
'
0&P.. 0700: to 1530 Ph. conflict the USO figures its activities -
(AFPS) The Station, Subic Bay, Philippine Is the U. S.Joining.
7-6&SO.: Mr. Padrick
or attracted more than .
lands.
use of the tourniquet
Lost Brown wallet, area 4,000,000 men and women in
a revolutionary Persons interested should sub organized" squadrons, the
114 if found contact
uniform 41t the rate of 50,000-
3356. Lennox or Ph. according to a recent 000 visits mit application forms to Navy Reserve Officers train one week
prepared by the Nation- a year. Overseas Employment Office (Pacific end monthly and for two weeksof

Council. USO overseas programs include ), 45 Hyde Street (Civic Center active duty annually to main
clubs In Alaska, Italy, Germany,, ) San Francisco 2, California. tain flight efficiency. For this a.n

by the Armed the Canal Zone, and Turkey. New -_.- --- Ensign is paid about $800.00 a
Medical Policy Coun centers are being established i In I blanca. Camp shows are sent to year, a Lt. (jg) $900,00, and a Lt

report's recommenda London, Paris, Naples, and Casa-'. all parts of the world. (AFPS). around $1,000. This Is, of course,

represent a complete in addition to what he makes at
?
p
from tourniquet his civilian job.
c 3 used in WWII. At x There's room In the Navy cockpits

it was the practice for new pilots. Additional
Y 1 medics to release a Y formation on the NavCad pro-

for five minutes fi %0 } gram can be secured at NARTU,
half hour. NAS Jacksonville, Fla. Lt. R. E.

method, according to the Hanna is NavCad Procurement

is "unwise as well as Officer for this area.
----
Reasoning that
has probably lost

of blood already

to loosen the tour-

so' that he might lose '
s blood.
.
1 .
(' has shown," t4 ? t q

report applied states,tourniquet"that a

be allowed to remain un

even for three or

hours with relatively lit-
AF 5 .+wscwxcw, .. .a"aw.

new concept of the tur- ADVANCED IN RATE- Men recently advanced in rate at .
GIRL-Beverly Tighter Squadron 104 include, front row (left to right), Edward
Plate: Las Vegas, Is currently being writ- Drehme, PR3; Lloyd Ledbetter, A03; James Dreggors, AE3; Paul
mick: Won "Girl of Service training manu Frazier, AD3 and Joseph Ryan, AD3. Back row, James Creamer, 'It's time for chow, I'll be back
title on TV show AM3; Milo Sheffield, A03; John Hutchison, AD3; Robert Heuer, I "
the photo: Are you AD3; Clifford Worsham, A03 and Harold Wright, AM3. at one: ,


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