___

U S NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS TRAINING BASE Fort Pierce Florida

0 L-~IFL51-ldquo1ESO1-5rsquoCommanding Officer

USN COJHR J ( l3SlsquoFfGRT1i lsquoifE3=laquorsquoi-Executive Officer E

I-v=mdash--mdashmdash_mdash_-_______________________lsquo __Qm ldquo--lsquo

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OrgyUNITED STATES ATLANTIC FLEET

AMPHIBIOUS FORCE U S NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS TRAINING EASE

FORT PIERCE FLORIDA

COMMANDING OFFICER Capt C Gulbranson U S Navy

EXECUTIVE OFFICER Comdr J G Farnsworth USNR

EDITORIAL ADVISOR Lt C H SchooleyEDITOR Lt (jg) Walter F Healy

- ARTIST R015 Helm PhM3cMANAGER Howard L Mcvitty Cox MUSIC EDITOR Don Farley RM3c

NEWS REPRESENTATIVES

Willis Bilderback CSpBen Pope CSpGordon E Dyer FlcPFC Richard F Mahoney USA

The MOCK~UP is printed weekly in the interest of the personnel of the USNATB Fort Pierce Florida and will welcome all contributions from members of this base

SAMUEL G LANG PhM2cWEDS FORT PIERCE GIRL

Samuel Goodrum Lang PhM2c of Sanders-ville Ga was married to Mrs Mary A Kerr of Fort Pierce Monday evening in the home of Chief Pharmacist and Mrs John S OBrien in the Elm Mar apartments The ceremony was solemnized by Chaplain Phil-lip Johnson

The apartment was attractivelyarrangedfor the wedding with garden flowers form-

ing a beautiffilsetting Mrs OBrien and Dr Steve Johnson attended the couple

_mdashj_v vA A I

LEElsquoS LIEUTENANTS Volume II by Doug-lsquo Elas Southhall Freeman is the second panelin the authors broad~scnle trilogyOnLeelsquos general officers in the Army of Northsrn Virginia It is a superb pano-jrama of men and battles of the Civil War The military biography of Stonewall Jack- Ison Job Stuart Ewell Longstreet and

manyothers is a narrative that fires the fblood 9 Lion Feuchtwagners modern novel DOU-fBLE DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE is a storylsquoof high society and politicek intrigueIin Berlin in the early l93fldquo I It cen--Io

iters mainly on the sinister hypnotic fig-Eure whose occult powers stirred the greatest devils brew in historyE MUTINY IN JANUfiRY by Carl Van Doren is gthe full dramatic story of the little-lknown-mntinywhich flamed suddenly in the

during the Revolutionaryieacutelerican forces war It is a breathless tale of men dri-Aven desperate by their hunger for freedom sect DYNAMITE CARGO by Fred Herman is an

jnmerican merchant see 3nrsquos story of a bigconvoy on the long violent way to Murgimansk Moving and well written it is Zone of the best books of its Lind The Eintroductions were written by Madeleine sectCarroll

a1 TODBSTONE by Walter Noble Burns is icolerful and romantic story of the colo-1nizAtbn of the west ALL OUT ON THE ROAD TO SMOLENSK byiErEkine Caldwell This is a very stirringibook filled with thrills and adventure sect NO OTHER ROAD TO FREEDOM by Leland istowe The essential story of the au~ sectthors experiences as correspondenta war

3 HALF MILE DOWN by William Beebe A fa~ imous scientist and author writes of his exciting adventures exploring new worldsEa half mile down to Davy Joneslsquo locker

NINE ENSIGNS AT USNATB ARE GIVEN PROMOTIONS

Congratulations were the order of the

day as nine ensigns aboard were advanced to the rank of lieutenants junior gradeby a Presidential AlNav dated July l Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding

Officer of the USNATB gave the oath to each newly promoted officer and extended best wishes to each The officers who put on the silver bar

of the l ~ennnt (jg) to replace the

gold bar of the ensign are Harry E Kir-by Personnel Officer St Paul MinnHerold E Beckmeyer Disbursing OfficerSparenberg Tex Frank A McLean Mont-gomery Ala Frazer T Shortlidge UpperDarby Ps Sidney T Trappe New AthensIll Fred L Arndt Columbia 8 C Lawrence L Heideman Detroit and Max

AJeter Springdale Ark Advanced at the same time and taking

the oath in the Captains office Wednesn

day afternoon wss Byron L Rsmsing Minnmdash

eapolis hinn who received a spotpromotion The Alhsv advanced ensigns on active duty as of last Sept 1

lsquoLJrsquo 5lsquo lsquorsquoV-I I u IL

CASH WARBOND DRIVE That men in the Amphibious Force are

patriotic and eager to buyWar Bonds is

evidenced by facts discovered in the Julyhth Cash Drive The drive netted a total of nearly $25000 This total does flit include the purchases if a large number= of men who send their muncy home to have their relatives make purchases for them

u 1I II3

hRS poundhPHIBlOUS JONES ADOPTS KITTEN RED

Red a kitten of uncertain ancestry is the newest member 3f the family of Mrs Mrs Amphibious Jones tabby cat muscgtt it the burston BOQ Rod adopted Mrs Jones and her family already composedof four kittens early in the week Where

Red came from no one knew but that Red

was here to stay was apparent to all who cared to see med saw the chow line

forming joined it and decided to staycommented Comdr J G Farnsworth Base Executive Officer

lsquoeuro__V_ldquo_lsquoLl u A n

Sgt and Mrs Armand Bracko are the

proud parents of a son born recentlySgt Bracke is on duty with the S and R

in l M laquo

S AND R PERSONNEL FRAIoED BY SKIPPER

Capt C Gulbranson Commanding Offimdashv

tner inspected the personnel activityEand all installations of the Amphibiouslsquoseem and Raider School escorted by an

lsquoofficial inspecting party which consisted of Capt Lloyd E Pedoicord Jr Oificerw

lin-Charge Lt (jg) Jfihn 5- 3911 05lsquo ficerlaquoinlaquoChnrge of Naval Element CaptsectJackson T Kerr Lt Samuel OlsquoRegan Lt George H Bright Ens Frank A McLean iEns Robert F Herrick Ens John R Tripson and Ens Frazier T Shortlid8euro-rsquo In a colorful setting of Army and Navy

of the Com-fpersonnel lininh either Side lpany Street Navy men in dress white and

Army personnel in Cotton khaki CaptainareaGulbranson arrived at the School

Proceeding slowly between the files the official car passed theschaol and the

Afterlsquopersonnel made a striking pictureand salu-gstopping from the official car

ting the colors the Commanding Officer -was piped aboard Greetings were ex

eacutechanged and the inspecting party then

lsquopassed through the ranks of the enlisted xmnamimmmgmmtfimamwu

As an incentive and added reward for the highly satisfactory work accomplishedLin preparation for the inspection Cap-tain Gulbrsnson awarded three moneyprizes The first was-won by the Gunner

(Department headed by Ensign ShortlidgG-A tie resulted for secwnd~plsce award be-tween the Boat Shop under the direction

3 of Sgt Cleeson C Cox Galleyunder the direction of Paul T PohleySC2c Due to the closeness of selection for second place honors duplicate awards

won by Tentwere given Third prize was

13 Ships Company Row After the inspection the Captain again

saluted the colors and -18 pipedfml Clsquo over the siddrdquo- Lt (Jg) Bell speaking in

behalf of Captain Gulbranson praised thr men for the cleanliness and orderliness of the area and conveyed the CommandingOfficorlsquos best wishes and ccngrstulitiurs

mdash~ByEsectC Richard F hahnneyv

-_mdash-A I l J

SHIPS CLERK ABOARD Ships ClerkErnest A Wilson U S

lsquo Navy has been assigned to this base for Q duty and has repvrted here from Guantan-sect Bay Cuba He has l6 years of ser-amo

vice in the Navy

RED CROSS

RED CROSS OFFICE AT CHURCHES USNATB MAKES REPORT

CAUSEWAY ISLAND SERVICES __-__mdashDuring the past two months a total of

All cases have been acted upon at this PROTESTAHT

station Of this number 382 have been At Camp No l 1000

continued service cases necessitating the At Camp No 2

0915 sending of some 456 letters and 272 tele- CATHOLIC grams An analysis of these cases shows At Camp No 2 0830

that there were 122 personal problems 6 3 At Casino 3 and R 1000 lsquofamily problems 6 dependency discharge

investigations 4 investigations of the FORT PIERCE CHURCHES financial resources of families 68 inves- PROTESTANT tigations as to the health and welfare of families 10h investigations for leaves Methodist 1100 and 2000

and furloughs 2 investigations concern~ Presbyterian 1100 and 1730

ing AWOL and 2 cases in which assistance Baptist - 1100 and 2900

was given in the filing for family allow- Parkview First Baptist

1100 and sumo ance For emergency and convfllescent Episcopal

0800 aid 1100

leaves loans to servicemen totaling E Christian 1100 and 1930 $2026 have been made 3 CATHOLIC Inlsquoorder to acquaint both officers and St Anastasia 1000

enlisted men at this base with available services of the Red Cross numerous stor- JEWISH ies have been placed in the camp paper Services Friday at 2000 in Methodist and camp bulletins concerning emergency Church Annex 7th St and Orange Ave furloughs day room equipment medical i treatment of families of servicemen and Church of Jesus Christ service on Sun-sewing room services Posters and pam- Iday at 1400 in Womans Club E) 2nd St phlets have likewise been distributed V_lsquo__L

Furniture for one day room has been j TWO CAMP 2 OFFICERSprovided This includes 2 davenports 5 WED AT CEREMONIES HERE3 pullmdashup chairs several straight chairs one ping pong set 300 books and several

4

I Ensign Samuel T Pulliam Ushfi and Misslamps In addition a request for supmdash 1 Ethel Buck Wharton were married by Chaplemntai material for both day rooms and i lain Phillip Johnson at his home on Southrecreation has been received and to date

I 11th Street Mrs L T Pulliam mother one truck load of furniture has been de~

of Ensign Pulliam and Ensign L R Cly-livercd through the Florida East Coast 3 mer were the attendants Both principalsCamp and Hospital Council on this requestcent are from Richmond Va Ensign Pulliam is ldquoyenlsquo_ldquo_lsquoh A M Ilsquo 1 attached to Camp No 2 USNATB

0NEmdashSEpoundIP FIEET rsquo At another ceremony performed by Char-Heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City is Qlain

Johnson Ensign William L Roberts called a ldquoonemdashship fleetrdquo because it is took for his bride Miss Juanita L Hall

lsquosaid to have fought in more actions than of Kentucky The ceremony took place at any other surface vessel in the history the home of the chaplain also Ensignof the U S Navy Roberts is on duty at Camp No 23

rsquoFlsquolE3Wrsquo

USNATB SOFTBALL LEAGUE TITLE WILL

BE DECIDED

Several lively soft-ball games are in the offing next week with the results to decideldquo V the championship team

of the USNATB With three teams tied for first place

in the second round of the base Softball League the winner will be decided in two playoff games The Beach Party SchoolCanp No 2 and the Coast Guard are the teams tied for the honors and will settle the matter Monday at 1800 at JeyceelsquosField Should the Beach Party School emdash

merge triumphant this club will automat-ically claim the USNANB title having won the first round of competition earlier in the season

In case one of the other two teamsCamp No 2 or the Coast Guard takes the honors the winner will engage the Beach Party School for the championship in a

two out of three series the first of which will be played Wednesday evening

CHIEF BILDERBACK ASSIGNED INSTRUCTOR AT BROWN

Willis Bilderback CSp who has left the USNATB for an instructors assign~ment at Brown University has the best_ wishes of the USNATB personnel in his new _duties Chief Bilderback did an excel~ lent job as recreational director here keeping the men at all activities well entertained in the manner of sports com~

rsquontiticn and recreation Chief Bilderback who hails from Ir-

vington N J is a graduate of RutgersUniversity Brunswick N J class of 1930 During his college career he was

prominent in athletics having played on the football lacross boxing and wrest-ling teams

He was a commercial teacher and coach of athletics at Neptune High NeptuneN J for two years taught and coached at Rahway High in Rahway N J for three years and for eight years carried

raquo-~mdash+x--ltmdash

rsquoS OR IS on a similar assignment at Irvington HighHe received a masters degree from Hut-ggers in 1938

Bilderback has been in the Navy since sectDec l9hl and trained for his assign-lsquoment at Gene Tunneys Physical Education lsquoSchool at Norfolk Va Eilderbacks

have left with him for Prov-sonjwife and idence R I

NEW OBSTACLE COURSE has beenA difficult obstacle course

lsquoconstructed for the Scouts and Raiders iby men of Coup No 2 under the direction cf the Army Dutch Roschenberger of sectCamp 2 who holds the record for the Camp l and 2 obstacle course plans to give the S and R course a try confident lsquohe can take the laurels for speed at -t

lJrsquo~l 4 M A ll

GOLF EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Golf sets for the use of enlisted men

are available for use in their libertytime Ensign Hickerson Recreational Of-fficer announced The golf sets and other sports equipment will be issued at lthe Recreational Office lO8~At]antic Ave near Fort Pierce Hotel

7HHHH5 BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED

All baseball games scheduled this week~ rsquoend and next week have been cancelled but inwre games are expected to be scheduled in the near future it was announced byEnsign Dwight Hickerson Recreational Of-vficer Some revisions in the USNATB rsquoteams lineup will be made andmore gamesi

S C he duleC1 ((mdash~(mdashmdashi NAVY TEAM TlsquoINS TWICE Camp No 2 Officers were defeated bylthe USNATB baseball team 6 to l at Jay-cee Field Clancy allowed the Officers but three hits while Ensign Boone twirlcd a good game for the losers but the field-ing was not up to their usual par

In another game the USNATB team de-feated an Army team from Vero Beach 14 to M Melton of the Navy struck out 16 batsmen and his teammates collected I2 hits for an easy victory

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

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Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

OrgyUNITED STATES ATLANTIC FLEET

AMPHIBIOUS FORCE U S NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS TRAINING EASE

FORT PIERCE FLORIDA

COMMANDING OFFICER Capt C Gulbranson U S Navy

EXECUTIVE OFFICER Comdr J G Farnsworth USNR

EDITORIAL ADVISOR Lt C H SchooleyEDITOR Lt (jg) Walter F Healy

- ARTIST R015 Helm PhM3cMANAGER Howard L Mcvitty Cox MUSIC EDITOR Don Farley RM3c

NEWS REPRESENTATIVES

Willis Bilderback CSpBen Pope CSpGordon E Dyer FlcPFC Richard F Mahoney USA

The MOCK~UP is printed weekly in the interest of the personnel of the USNATB Fort Pierce Florida and will welcome all contributions from members of this base

SAMUEL G LANG PhM2cWEDS FORT PIERCE GIRL

Samuel Goodrum Lang PhM2c of Sanders-ville Ga was married to Mrs Mary A Kerr of Fort Pierce Monday evening in the home of Chief Pharmacist and Mrs John S OBrien in the Elm Mar apartments The ceremony was solemnized by Chaplain Phil-lip Johnson

The apartment was attractivelyarrangedfor the wedding with garden flowers form-

ing a beautiffilsetting Mrs OBrien and Dr Steve Johnson attended the couple

_mdashj_v vA A I

LEElsquoS LIEUTENANTS Volume II by Doug-lsquo Elas Southhall Freeman is the second panelin the authors broad~scnle trilogyOnLeelsquos general officers in the Army of Northsrn Virginia It is a superb pano-jrama of men and battles of the Civil War The military biography of Stonewall Jack- Ison Job Stuart Ewell Longstreet and

manyothers is a narrative that fires the fblood 9 Lion Feuchtwagners modern novel DOU-fBLE DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE is a storylsquoof high society and politicek intrigueIin Berlin in the early l93fldquo I It cen--Io

iters mainly on the sinister hypnotic fig-Eure whose occult powers stirred the greatest devils brew in historyE MUTINY IN JANUfiRY by Carl Van Doren is gthe full dramatic story of the little-lknown-mntinywhich flamed suddenly in the

during the Revolutionaryieacutelerican forces war It is a breathless tale of men dri-Aven desperate by their hunger for freedom sect DYNAMITE CARGO by Fred Herman is an

jnmerican merchant see 3nrsquos story of a bigconvoy on the long violent way to Murgimansk Moving and well written it is Zone of the best books of its Lind The Eintroductions were written by Madeleine sectCarroll

a1 TODBSTONE by Walter Noble Burns is icolerful and romantic story of the colo-1nizAtbn of the west ALL OUT ON THE ROAD TO SMOLENSK byiErEkine Caldwell This is a very stirringibook filled with thrills and adventure sect NO OTHER ROAD TO FREEDOM by Leland istowe The essential story of the au~ sectthors experiences as correspondenta war

3 HALF MILE DOWN by William Beebe A fa~ imous scientist and author writes of his exciting adventures exploring new worldsEa half mile down to Davy Joneslsquo locker

NINE ENSIGNS AT USNATB ARE GIVEN PROMOTIONS

Congratulations were the order of the

day as nine ensigns aboard were advanced to the rank of lieutenants junior gradeby a Presidential AlNav dated July l Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding

Officer of the USNATB gave the oath to each newly promoted officer and extended best wishes to each The officers who put on the silver bar

of the l ~ennnt (jg) to replace the

gold bar of the ensign are Harry E Kir-by Personnel Officer St Paul MinnHerold E Beckmeyer Disbursing OfficerSparenberg Tex Frank A McLean Mont-gomery Ala Frazer T Shortlidge UpperDarby Ps Sidney T Trappe New AthensIll Fred L Arndt Columbia 8 C Lawrence L Heideman Detroit and Max

AJeter Springdale Ark Advanced at the same time and taking

the oath in the Captains office Wednesn

day afternoon wss Byron L Rsmsing Minnmdash

eapolis hinn who received a spotpromotion The Alhsv advanced ensigns on active duty as of last Sept 1

lsquoLJrsquo 5lsquo lsquorsquoV-I I u IL

CASH WARBOND DRIVE That men in the Amphibious Force are

patriotic and eager to buyWar Bonds is

evidenced by facts discovered in the Julyhth Cash Drive The drive netted a total of nearly $25000 This total does flit include the purchases if a large number= of men who send their muncy home to have their relatives make purchases for them

u 1I II3

hRS poundhPHIBlOUS JONES ADOPTS KITTEN RED

Red a kitten of uncertain ancestry is the newest member 3f the family of Mrs Mrs Amphibious Jones tabby cat muscgtt it the burston BOQ Rod adopted Mrs Jones and her family already composedof four kittens early in the week Where

Red came from no one knew but that Red

was here to stay was apparent to all who cared to see med saw the chow line

forming joined it and decided to staycommented Comdr J G Farnsworth Base Executive Officer

lsquoeuro__V_ldquo_lsquoLl u A n

Sgt and Mrs Armand Bracko are the

proud parents of a son born recentlySgt Bracke is on duty with the S and R

in l M laquo

S AND R PERSONNEL FRAIoED BY SKIPPER

Capt C Gulbranson Commanding Offimdashv

tner inspected the personnel activityEand all installations of the Amphibiouslsquoseem and Raider School escorted by an

lsquoofficial inspecting party which consisted of Capt Lloyd E Pedoicord Jr Oificerw

lin-Charge Lt (jg) Jfihn 5- 3911 05lsquo ficerlaquoinlaquoChnrge of Naval Element CaptsectJackson T Kerr Lt Samuel OlsquoRegan Lt George H Bright Ens Frank A McLean iEns Robert F Herrick Ens John R Tripson and Ens Frazier T Shortlid8euro-rsquo In a colorful setting of Army and Navy

of the Com-fpersonnel lininh either Side lpany Street Navy men in dress white and

Army personnel in Cotton khaki CaptainareaGulbranson arrived at the School

Proceeding slowly between the files the official car passed theschaol and the

Afterlsquopersonnel made a striking pictureand salu-gstopping from the official car

ting the colors the Commanding Officer -was piped aboard Greetings were ex

eacutechanged and the inspecting party then

lsquopassed through the ranks of the enlisted xmnamimmmgmmtfimamwu

As an incentive and added reward for the highly satisfactory work accomplishedLin preparation for the inspection Cap-tain Gulbrsnson awarded three moneyprizes The first was-won by the Gunner

(Department headed by Ensign ShortlidgG-A tie resulted for secwnd~plsce award be-tween the Boat Shop under the direction

3 of Sgt Cleeson C Cox Galleyunder the direction of Paul T PohleySC2c Due to the closeness of selection for second place honors duplicate awards

won by Tentwere given Third prize was

13 Ships Company Row After the inspection the Captain again

saluted the colors and -18 pipedfml Clsquo over the siddrdquo- Lt (Jg) Bell speaking in

behalf of Captain Gulbranson praised thr men for the cleanliness and orderliness of the area and conveyed the CommandingOfficorlsquos best wishes and ccngrstulitiurs

mdash~ByEsectC Richard F hahnneyv

-_mdash-A I l J

SHIPS CLERK ABOARD Ships ClerkErnest A Wilson U S

lsquo Navy has been assigned to this base for Q duty and has repvrted here from Guantan-sect Bay Cuba He has l6 years of ser-amo

vice in the Navy

RED CROSS

RED CROSS OFFICE AT CHURCHES USNATB MAKES REPORT

CAUSEWAY ISLAND SERVICES __-__mdashDuring the past two months a total of

All cases have been acted upon at this PROTESTAHT

station Of this number 382 have been At Camp No l 1000

continued service cases necessitating the At Camp No 2

0915 sending of some 456 letters and 272 tele- CATHOLIC grams An analysis of these cases shows At Camp No 2 0830

that there were 122 personal problems 6 3 At Casino 3 and R 1000 lsquofamily problems 6 dependency discharge

investigations 4 investigations of the FORT PIERCE CHURCHES financial resources of families 68 inves- PROTESTANT tigations as to the health and welfare of families 10h investigations for leaves Methodist 1100 and 2000

and furloughs 2 investigations concern~ Presbyterian 1100 and 1730

ing AWOL and 2 cases in which assistance Baptist - 1100 and 2900

was given in the filing for family allow- Parkview First Baptist

1100 and sumo ance For emergency and convfllescent Episcopal

0800 aid 1100

leaves loans to servicemen totaling E Christian 1100 and 1930 $2026 have been made 3 CATHOLIC Inlsquoorder to acquaint both officers and St Anastasia 1000

enlisted men at this base with available services of the Red Cross numerous stor- JEWISH ies have been placed in the camp paper Services Friday at 2000 in Methodist and camp bulletins concerning emergency Church Annex 7th St and Orange Ave furloughs day room equipment medical i treatment of families of servicemen and Church of Jesus Christ service on Sun-sewing room services Posters and pam- Iday at 1400 in Womans Club E) 2nd St phlets have likewise been distributed V_lsquo__L

Furniture for one day room has been j TWO CAMP 2 OFFICERSprovided This includes 2 davenports 5 WED AT CEREMONIES HERE3 pullmdashup chairs several straight chairs one ping pong set 300 books and several

4

I Ensign Samuel T Pulliam Ushfi and Misslamps In addition a request for supmdash 1 Ethel Buck Wharton were married by Chaplemntai material for both day rooms and i lain Phillip Johnson at his home on Southrecreation has been received and to date

I 11th Street Mrs L T Pulliam mother one truck load of furniture has been de~

of Ensign Pulliam and Ensign L R Cly-livercd through the Florida East Coast 3 mer were the attendants Both principalsCamp and Hospital Council on this requestcent are from Richmond Va Ensign Pulliam is ldquoyenlsquo_ldquo_lsquoh A M Ilsquo 1 attached to Camp No 2 USNATB

0NEmdashSEpoundIP FIEET rsquo At another ceremony performed by Char-Heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City is Qlain

Johnson Ensign William L Roberts called a ldquoonemdashship fleetrdquo because it is took for his bride Miss Juanita L Hall

lsquosaid to have fought in more actions than of Kentucky The ceremony took place at any other surface vessel in the history the home of the chaplain also Ensignof the U S Navy Roberts is on duty at Camp No 23

rsquoFlsquolE3Wrsquo

USNATB SOFTBALL LEAGUE TITLE WILL

BE DECIDED

Several lively soft-ball games are in the offing next week with the results to decideldquo V the championship team

of the USNATB With three teams tied for first place

in the second round of the base Softball League the winner will be decided in two playoff games The Beach Party SchoolCanp No 2 and the Coast Guard are the teams tied for the honors and will settle the matter Monday at 1800 at JeyceelsquosField Should the Beach Party School emdash

merge triumphant this club will automat-ically claim the USNANB title having won the first round of competition earlier in the season

In case one of the other two teamsCamp No 2 or the Coast Guard takes the honors the winner will engage the Beach Party School for the championship in a

two out of three series the first of which will be played Wednesday evening

CHIEF BILDERBACK ASSIGNED INSTRUCTOR AT BROWN

Willis Bilderback CSp who has left the USNATB for an instructors assign~ment at Brown University has the best_ wishes of the USNATB personnel in his new _duties Chief Bilderback did an excel~ lent job as recreational director here keeping the men at all activities well entertained in the manner of sports com~

rsquontiticn and recreation Chief Bilderback who hails from Ir-

vington N J is a graduate of RutgersUniversity Brunswick N J class of 1930 During his college career he was

prominent in athletics having played on the football lacross boxing and wrest-ling teams

He was a commercial teacher and coach of athletics at Neptune High NeptuneN J for two years taught and coached at Rahway High in Rahway N J for three years and for eight years carried

raquo-~mdash+x--ltmdash

rsquoS OR IS on a similar assignment at Irvington HighHe received a masters degree from Hut-ggers in 1938

Bilderback has been in the Navy since sectDec l9hl and trained for his assign-lsquoment at Gene Tunneys Physical Education lsquoSchool at Norfolk Va Eilderbacks

have left with him for Prov-sonjwife and idence R I

NEW OBSTACLE COURSE has beenA difficult obstacle course

lsquoconstructed for the Scouts and Raiders iby men of Coup No 2 under the direction cf the Army Dutch Roschenberger of sectCamp 2 who holds the record for the Camp l and 2 obstacle course plans to give the S and R course a try confident lsquohe can take the laurels for speed at -t

lJrsquo~l 4 M A ll

GOLF EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Golf sets for the use of enlisted men

are available for use in their libertytime Ensign Hickerson Recreational Of-fficer announced The golf sets and other sports equipment will be issued at lthe Recreational Office lO8~At]antic Ave near Fort Pierce Hotel

7HHHH5 BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED

All baseball games scheduled this week~ rsquoend and next week have been cancelled but inwre games are expected to be scheduled in the near future it was announced byEnsign Dwight Hickerson Recreational Of-vficer Some revisions in the USNATB rsquoteams lineup will be made andmore gamesi

S C he duleC1 ((mdash~(mdashmdashi NAVY TEAM TlsquoINS TWICE Camp No 2 Officers were defeated bylthe USNATB baseball team 6 to l at Jay-cee Field Clancy allowed the Officers but three hits while Ensign Boone twirlcd a good game for the losers but the field-ing was not up to their usual par

In another game the USNATB team de-feated an Army team from Vero Beach 14 to M Melton of the Navy struck out 16 batsmen and his teammates collected I2 hits for an easy victory

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

NINE ENSIGNS AT USNATB ARE GIVEN PROMOTIONS

Congratulations were the order of the

day as nine ensigns aboard were advanced to the rank of lieutenants junior gradeby a Presidential AlNav dated July l Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding

Officer of the USNATB gave the oath to each newly promoted officer and extended best wishes to each The officers who put on the silver bar

of the l ~ennnt (jg) to replace the

gold bar of the ensign are Harry E Kir-by Personnel Officer St Paul MinnHerold E Beckmeyer Disbursing OfficerSparenberg Tex Frank A McLean Mont-gomery Ala Frazer T Shortlidge UpperDarby Ps Sidney T Trappe New AthensIll Fred L Arndt Columbia 8 C Lawrence L Heideman Detroit and Max

AJeter Springdale Ark Advanced at the same time and taking

the oath in the Captains office Wednesn

day afternoon wss Byron L Rsmsing Minnmdash

eapolis hinn who received a spotpromotion The Alhsv advanced ensigns on active duty as of last Sept 1

lsquoLJrsquo 5lsquo lsquorsquoV-I I u IL

CASH WARBOND DRIVE That men in the Amphibious Force are

patriotic and eager to buyWar Bonds is

evidenced by facts discovered in the Julyhth Cash Drive The drive netted a total of nearly $25000 This total does flit include the purchases if a large number= of men who send their muncy home to have their relatives make purchases for them

u 1I II3

hRS poundhPHIBlOUS JONES ADOPTS KITTEN RED

Red a kitten of uncertain ancestry is the newest member 3f the family of Mrs Mrs Amphibious Jones tabby cat muscgtt it the burston BOQ Rod adopted Mrs Jones and her family already composedof four kittens early in the week Where

Red came from no one knew but that Red

was here to stay was apparent to all who cared to see med saw the chow line

forming joined it and decided to staycommented Comdr J G Farnsworth Base Executive Officer

lsquoeuro__V_ldquo_lsquoLl u A n

Sgt and Mrs Armand Bracko are the

proud parents of a son born recentlySgt Bracke is on duty with the S and R

in l M laquo

S AND R PERSONNEL FRAIoED BY SKIPPER

Capt C Gulbranson Commanding Offimdashv

tner inspected the personnel activityEand all installations of the Amphibiouslsquoseem and Raider School escorted by an

lsquoofficial inspecting party which consisted of Capt Lloyd E Pedoicord Jr Oificerw

lin-Charge Lt (jg) Jfihn 5- 3911 05lsquo ficerlaquoinlaquoChnrge of Naval Element CaptsectJackson T Kerr Lt Samuel OlsquoRegan Lt George H Bright Ens Frank A McLean iEns Robert F Herrick Ens John R Tripson and Ens Frazier T Shortlid8euro-rsquo In a colorful setting of Army and Navy

of the Com-fpersonnel lininh either Side lpany Street Navy men in dress white and

Army personnel in Cotton khaki CaptainareaGulbranson arrived at the School

Proceeding slowly between the files the official car passed theschaol and the

Afterlsquopersonnel made a striking pictureand salu-gstopping from the official car

ting the colors the Commanding Officer -was piped aboard Greetings were ex

eacutechanged and the inspecting party then

lsquopassed through the ranks of the enlisted xmnamimmmgmmtfimamwu

As an incentive and added reward for the highly satisfactory work accomplishedLin preparation for the inspection Cap-tain Gulbrsnson awarded three moneyprizes The first was-won by the Gunner

(Department headed by Ensign ShortlidgG-A tie resulted for secwnd~plsce award be-tween the Boat Shop under the direction

3 of Sgt Cleeson C Cox Galleyunder the direction of Paul T PohleySC2c Due to the closeness of selection for second place honors duplicate awards

won by Tentwere given Third prize was

13 Ships Company Row After the inspection the Captain again

saluted the colors and -18 pipedfml Clsquo over the siddrdquo- Lt (Jg) Bell speaking in

behalf of Captain Gulbranson praised thr men for the cleanliness and orderliness of the area and conveyed the CommandingOfficorlsquos best wishes and ccngrstulitiurs

mdash~ByEsectC Richard F hahnneyv

-_mdash-A I l J

SHIPS CLERK ABOARD Ships ClerkErnest A Wilson U S

lsquo Navy has been assigned to this base for Q duty and has repvrted here from Guantan-sect Bay Cuba He has l6 years of ser-amo

vice in the Navy

RED CROSS

RED CROSS OFFICE AT CHURCHES USNATB MAKES REPORT

CAUSEWAY ISLAND SERVICES __-__mdashDuring the past two months a total of

All cases have been acted upon at this PROTESTAHT

station Of this number 382 have been At Camp No l 1000

continued service cases necessitating the At Camp No 2

0915 sending of some 456 letters and 272 tele- CATHOLIC grams An analysis of these cases shows At Camp No 2 0830

that there were 122 personal problems 6 3 At Casino 3 and R 1000 lsquofamily problems 6 dependency discharge

investigations 4 investigations of the FORT PIERCE CHURCHES financial resources of families 68 inves- PROTESTANT tigations as to the health and welfare of families 10h investigations for leaves Methodist 1100 and 2000

and furloughs 2 investigations concern~ Presbyterian 1100 and 1730

ing AWOL and 2 cases in which assistance Baptist - 1100 and 2900

was given in the filing for family allow- Parkview First Baptist

1100 and sumo ance For emergency and convfllescent Episcopal

0800 aid 1100

leaves loans to servicemen totaling E Christian 1100 and 1930 $2026 have been made 3 CATHOLIC Inlsquoorder to acquaint both officers and St Anastasia 1000

enlisted men at this base with available services of the Red Cross numerous stor- JEWISH ies have been placed in the camp paper Services Friday at 2000 in Methodist and camp bulletins concerning emergency Church Annex 7th St and Orange Ave furloughs day room equipment medical i treatment of families of servicemen and Church of Jesus Christ service on Sun-sewing room services Posters and pam- Iday at 1400 in Womans Club E) 2nd St phlets have likewise been distributed V_lsquo__L

Furniture for one day room has been j TWO CAMP 2 OFFICERSprovided This includes 2 davenports 5 WED AT CEREMONIES HERE3 pullmdashup chairs several straight chairs one ping pong set 300 books and several

4

I Ensign Samuel T Pulliam Ushfi and Misslamps In addition a request for supmdash 1 Ethel Buck Wharton were married by Chaplemntai material for both day rooms and i lain Phillip Johnson at his home on Southrecreation has been received and to date

I 11th Street Mrs L T Pulliam mother one truck load of furniture has been de~

of Ensign Pulliam and Ensign L R Cly-livercd through the Florida East Coast 3 mer were the attendants Both principalsCamp and Hospital Council on this requestcent are from Richmond Va Ensign Pulliam is ldquoyenlsquo_ldquo_lsquoh A M Ilsquo 1 attached to Camp No 2 USNATB

0NEmdashSEpoundIP FIEET rsquo At another ceremony performed by Char-Heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City is Qlain

Johnson Ensign William L Roberts called a ldquoonemdashship fleetrdquo because it is took for his bride Miss Juanita L Hall

lsquosaid to have fought in more actions than of Kentucky The ceremony took place at any other surface vessel in the history the home of the chaplain also Ensignof the U S Navy Roberts is on duty at Camp No 23

rsquoFlsquolE3Wrsquo

USNATB SOFTBALL LEAGUE TITLE WILL

BE DECIDED

Several lively soft-ball games are in the offing next week with the results to decideldquo V the championship team

of the USNATB With three teams tied for first place

in the second round of the base Softball League the winner will be decided in two playoff games The Beach Party SchoolCanp No 2 and the Coast Guard are the teams tied for the honors and will settle the matter Monday at 1800 at JeyceelsquosField Should the Beach Party School emdash

merge triumphant this club will automat-ically claim the USNANB title having won the first round of competition earlier in the season

In case one of the other two teamsCamp No 2 or the Coast Guard takes the honors the winner will engage the Beach Party School for the championship in a

two out of three series the first of which will be played Wednesday evening

CHIEF BILDERBACK ASSIGNED INSTRUCTOR AT BROWN

Willis Bilderback CSp who has left the USNATB for an instructors assign~ment at Brown University has the best_ wishes of the USNATB personnel in his new _duties Chief Bilderback did an excel~ lent job as recreational director here keeping the men at all activities well entertained in the manner of sports com~

rsquontiticn and recreation Chief Bilderback who hails from Ir-

vington N J is a graduate of RutgersUniversity Brunswick N J class of 1930 During his college career he was

prominent in athletics having played on the football lacross boxing and wrest-ling teams

He was a commercial teacher and coach of athletics at Neptune High NeptuneN J for two years taught and coached at Rahway High in Rahway N J for three years and for eight years carried

raquo-~mdash+x--ltmdash

rsquoS OR IS on a similar assignment at Irvington HighHe received a masters degree from Hut-ggers in 1938

Bilderback has been in the Navy since sectDec l9hl and trained for his assign-lsquoment at Gene Tunneys Physical Education lsquoSchool at Norfolk Va Eilderbacks

have left with him for Prov-sonjwife and idence R I

NEW OBSTACLE COURSE has beenA difficult obstacle course

lsquoconstructed for the Scouts and Raiders iby men of Coup No 2 under the direction cf the Army Dutch Roschenberger of sectCamp 2 who holds the record for the Camp l and 2 obstacle course plans to give the S and R course a try confident lsquohe can take the laurels for speed at -t

lJrsquo~l 4 M A ll

GOLF EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Golf sets for the use of enlisted men

are available for use in their libertytime Ensign Hickerson Recreational Of-fficer announced The golf sets and other sports equipment will be issued at lthe Recreational Office lO8~At]antic Ave near Fort Pierce Hotel

7HHHH5 BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED

All baseball games scheduled this week~ rsquoend and next week have been cancelled but inwre games are expected to be scheduled in the near future it was announced byEnsign Dwight Hickerson Recreational Of-vficer Some revisions in the USNATB rsquoteams lineup will be made andmore gamesi

S C he duleC1 ((mdash~(mdashmdashi NAVY TEAM TlsquoINS TWICE Camp No 2 Officers were defeated bylthe USNATB baseball team 6 to l at Jay-cee Field Clancy allowed the Officers but three hits while Ensign Boone twirlcd a good game for the losers but the field-ing was not up to their usual par

In another game the USNATB team de-feated an Army team from Vero Beach 14 to M Melton of the Navy struck out 16 batsmen and his teammates collected I2 hits for an easy victory

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

RED CROSS

RED CROSS OFFICE AT CHURCHES USNATB MAKES REPORT

CAUSEWAY ISLAND SERVICES __-__mdashDuring the past two months a total of

All cases have been acted upon at this PROTESTAHT

station Of this number 382 have been At Camp No l 1000

continued service cases necessitating the At Camp No 2

0915 sending of some 456 letters and 272 tele- CATHOLIC grams An analysis of these cases shows At Camp No 2 0830

that there were 122 personal problems 6 3 At Casino 3 and R 1000 lsquofamily problems 6 dependency discharge

investigations 4 investigations of the FORT PIERCE CHURCHES financial resources of families 68 inves- PROTESTANT tigations as to the health and welfare of families 10h investigations for leaves Methodist 1100 and 2000

and furloughs 2 investigations concern~ Presbyterian 1100 and 1730

ing AWOL and 2 cases in which assistance Baptist - 1100 and 2900

was given in the filing for family allow- Parkview First Baptist

1100 and sumo ance For emergency and convfllescent Episcopal

0800 aid 1100

leaves loans to servicemen totaling E Christian 1100 and 1930 $2026 have been made 3 CATHOLIC Inlsquoorder to acquaint both officers and St Anastasia 1000

enlisted men at this base with available services of the Red Cross numerous stor- JEWISH ies have been placed in the camp paper Services Friday at 2000 in Methodist and camp bulletins concerning emergency Church Annex 7th St and Orange Ave furloughs day room equipment medical i treatment of families of servicemen and Church of Jesus Christ service on Sun-sewing room services Posters and pam- Iday at 1400 in Womans Club E) 2nd St phlets have likewise been distributed V_lsquo__L

Furniture for one day room has been j TWO CAMP 2 OFFICERSprovided This includes 2 davenports 5 WED AT CEREMONIES HERE3 pullmdashup chairs several straight chairs one ping pong set 300 books and several

4

I Ensign Samuel T Pulliam Ushfi and Misslamps In addition a request for supmdash 1 Ethel Buck Wharton were married by Chaplemntai material for both day rooms and i lain Phillip Johnson at his home on Southrecreation has been received and to date

I 11th Street Mrs L T Pulliam mother one truck load of furniture has been de~

of Ensign Pulliam and Ensign L R Cly-livercd through the Florida East Coast 3 mer were the attendants Both principalsCamp and Hospital Council on this requestcent are from Richmond Va Ensign Pulliam is ldquoyenlsquo_ldquo_lsquoh A M Ilsquo 1 attached to Camp No 2 USNATB

0NEmdashSEpoundIP FIEET rsquo At another ceremony performed by Char-Heavy cruiser USS Salt Lake City is Qlain

Johnson Ensign William L Roberts called a ldquoonemdashship fleetrdquo because it is took for his bride Miss Juanita L Hall

lsquosaid to have fought in more actions than of Kentucky The ceremony took place at any other surface vessel in the history the home of the chaplain also Ensignof the U S Navy Roberts is on duty at Camp No 23

rsquoFlsquolE3Wrsquo

USNATB SOFTBALL LEAGUE TITLE WILL

BE DECIDED

Several lively soft-ball games are in the offing next week with the results to decideldquo V the championship team

of the USNATB With three teams tied for first place

in the second round of the base Softball League the winner will be decided in two playoff games The Beach Party SchoolCanp No 2 and the Coast Guard are the teams tied for the honors and will settle the matter Monday at 1800 at JeyceelsquosField Should the Beach Party School emdash

merge triumphant this club will automat-ically claim the USNANB title having won the first round of competition earlier in the season

In case one of the other two teamsCamp No 2 or the Coast Guard takes the honors the winner will engage the Beach Party School for the championship in a

two out of three series the first of which will be played Wednesday evening

CHIEF BILDERBACK ASSIGNED INSTRUCTOR AT BROWN

Willis Bilderback CSp who has left the USNATB for an instructors assign~ment at Brown University has the best_ wishes of the USNATB personnel in his new _duties Chief Bilderback did an excel~ lent job as recreational director here keeping the men at all activities well entertained in the manner of sports com~

rsquontiticn and recreation Chief Bilderback who hails from Ir-

vington N J is a graduate of RutgersUniversity Brunswick N J class of 1930 During his college career he was

prominent in athletics having played on the football lacross boxing and wrest-ling teams

He was a commercial teacher and coach of athletics at Neptune High NeptuneN J for two years taught and coached at Rahway High in Rahway N J for three years and for eight years carried

raquo-~mdash+x--ltmdash

rsquoS OR IS on a similar assignment at Irvington HighHe received a masters degree from Hut-ggers in 1938

Bilderback has been in the Navy since sectDec l9hl and trained for his assign-lsquoment at Gene Tunneys Physical Education lsquoSchool at Norfolk Va Eilderbacks

have left with him for Prov-sonjwife and idence R I

NEW OBSTACLE COURSE has beenA difficult obstacle course

lsquoconstructed for the Scouts and Raiders iby men of Coup No 2 under the direction cf the Army Dutch Roschenberger of sectCamp 2 who holds the record for the Camp l and 2 obstacle course plans to give the S and R course a try confident lsquohe can take the laurels for speed at -t

lJrsquo~l 4 M A ll

GOLF EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Golf sets for the use of enlisted men

are available for use in their libertytime Ensign Hickerson Recreational Of-fficer announced The golf sets and other sports equipment will be issued at lthe Recreational Office lO8~At]antic Ave near Fort Pierce Hotel

7HHHH5 BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED

All baseball games scheduled this week~ rsquoend and next week have been cancelled but inwre games are expected to be scheduled in the near future it was announced byEnsign Dwight Hickerson Recreational Of-vficer Some revisions in the USNATB rsquoteams lineup will be made andmore gamesi

S C he duleC1 ((mdash~(mdashmdashi NAVY TEAM TlsquoINS TWICE Camp No 2 Officers were defeated bylthe USNATB baseball team 6 to l at Jay-cee Field Clancy allowed the Officers but three hits while Ensign Boone twirlcd a good game for the losers but the field-ing was not up to their usual par

In another game the USNATB team de-feated an Army team from Vero Beach 14 to M Melton of the Navy struck out 16 batsmen and his teammates collected I2 hits for an easy victory

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

rsquoFlsquolE3Wrsquo

USNATB SOFTBALL LEAGUE TITLE WILL

BE DECIDED

Several lively soft-ball games are in the offing next week with the results to decideldquo V the championship team

of the USNATB With three teams tied for first place

in the second round of the base Softball League the winner will be decided in two playoff games The Beach Party SchoolCanp No 2 and the Coast Guard are the teams tied for the honors and will settle the matter Monday at 1800 at JeyceelsquosField Should the Beach Party School emdash

merge triumphant this club will automat-ically claim the USNANB title having won the first round of competition earlier in the season

In case one of the other two teamsCamp No 2 or the Coast Guard takes the honors the winner will engage the Beach Party School for the championship in a

two out of three series the first of which will be played Wednesday evening

CHIEF BILDERBACK ASSIGNED INSTRUCTOR AT BROWN

Willis Bilderback CSp who has left the USNATB for an instructors assign~ment at Brown University has the best_ wishes of the USNATB personnel in his new _duties Chief Bilderback did an excel~ lent job as recreational director here keeping the men at all activities well entertained in the manner of sports com~

rsquontiticn and recreation Chief Bilderback who hails from Ir-

vington N J is a graduate of RutgersUniversity Brunswick N J class of 1930 During his college career he was

prominent in athletics having played on the football lacross boxing and wrest-ling teams

He was a commercial teacher and coach of athletics at Neptune High NeptuneN J for two years taught and coached at Rahway High in Rahway N J for three years and for eight years carried

raquo-~mdash+x--ltmdash

rsquoS OR IS on a similar assignment at Irvington HighHe received a masters degree from Hut-ggers in 1938

Bilderback has been in the Navy since sectDec l9hl and trained for his assign-lsquoment at Gene Tunneys Physical Education lsquoSchool at Norfolk Va Eilderbacks

have left with him for Prov-sonjwife and idence R I

NEW OBSTACLE COURSE has beenA difficult obstacle course

lsquoconstructed for the Scouts and Raiders iby men of Coup No 2 under the direction cf the Army Dutch Roschenberger of sectCamp 2 who holds the record for the Camp l and 2 obstacle course plans to give the S and R course a try confident lsquohe can take the laurels for speed at -t

lJrsquo~l 4 M A ll

GOLF EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Golf sets for the use of enlisted men

are available for use in their libertytime Ensign Hickerson Recreational Of-fficer announced The golf sets and other sports equipment will be issued at lthe Recreational Office lO8~At]antic Ave near Fort Pierce Hotel

7HHHH5 BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED

All baseball games scheduled this week~ rsquoend and next week have been cancelled but inwre games are expected to be scheduled in the near future it was announced byEnsign Dwight Hickerson Recreational Of-vficer Some revisions in the USNATB rsquoteams lineup will be made andmore gamesi

S C he duleC1 ((mdash~(mdashmdashi NAVY TEAM TlsquoINS TWICE Camp No 2 Officers were defeated bylthe USNATB baseball team 6 to l at Jay-cee Field Clancy allowed the Officers but three hits while Ensign Boone twirlcd a good game for the losers but the field-ing was not up to their usual par

In another game the USNATB team de-feated an Army team from Vero Beach 14 to M Melton of the Navy struck out 16 batsmen and his teammates collected I2 hits for an easy victory

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

SHAKE IT UP MATE During the very hot weather 3 great

deal of salt is -lost r-thxqwzgh thg _s__ki_nthe form of perspiration With constant sweating during exercises or other activ-ities of any strenuous nature the bodysupply of srlt soon get low If salt is not replaced 5 ptons of heat exhaustion and fatigue soon become evident Yau can avoid these unpleasant sensa-

tions by simply eating more salt and drinking mare wateri All you have to do is shake that salt shaker when you sit down to chow The salt will make yvurfood taste sneppier and make your bodypeppy So shake it up mate

$rsquolsquoL_lsquo-Ll 7 Ilt A n

CHANGES MADE IN 1hVI4L OFFICnRS WINTER UNIFOEMS

Changes in Naval Uniform Regulationshave been promulgated by Secretary Kncxx under which Naval Officers will after Oct 1 l9h3 wear gray shirts with blue service uniforms The service blues also will hive gold sleeve stripes which extend only fromseam to seam on the out-side of the sleeve White shirts will continue to be worn

with dress blue uniforms and sleeve stripes on the dress blues will extend aUmmvmyarumdtheskmwLBlack braid chin strips will belnorn

with all uniforms after Oct l l9h3 and officers of the rank of Commander and above will no longer wear embroidered capvizors However embroidered vizors andgold chin straps may be worn on formal occasions

~lt v lsquoxiv 3 nlsquo-- n

SHIPS COMPANY NOTES T S Doerner F2c is having his

troubles trying to keep rdquoAmphib new

mascot frzm barking early every morningfimphib apparently finds contentment in awakening Chief George mastermdashstmdasharms D S Trsmbetta S2C takes in all

the USO dances Claims he finds more en~

joyment dancing with the pretty USO girlsthan doing the broom dance at the Burston FOQ all day

The Jr 00D at the Fort Pierce Hotel uidwatch hopes to find out who is the nmst popular telephone Man at the horaquo tel G C Gardiner s1c and C W Crows Slc are running pretty close but Lefioy Stancel Slc of late seems to get

the most calls

SVnAR IF YOU LIKE Some Navy men see to feel that the reg-

ularity ani vmriety with which they can

use a full vocabulary of profanity is the mark of a true salt To sin in this part of s seilorrsquos education we heremdash with present ten good reasons for swesr~

ing as recently listed in a Great Lakes Bulletin -

1 It pleases Mother sc much 2 It is 1 fine mark of mnnliness 3 2t proves I have selfwcontrol 4 It indicates has clearly my mind

operates5 It makes my conversation so yleosing

lsquoto everyone6 It leaves no doubt in unyunes mind

as to my gone breeding 7 It impresses people that I have more

than an ordinary efiucstivn g 8 It is an unmistakable-sign of cul-

tfiture and refineuent lsquo 9 It makes my personality very welcomelsquoamong women and children and in respect-gflblfi societylO It is my way of honoring God who said Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy Goi in Vlifl

JL-L n r ) I A

RESERVISTS NOW ELIGIBLE FOR GOOD CONDUCT AWLYDS

Enlisted men 2f the United States Naval lsquoReserve are now eligible to receive goodconduct awards previously authorizedonlyfor men of the regular Navy or for Reserw ivists who had transferred to the regularrsquoservice Captain Gulbrenson announced

Naval Reserve men may be recommended Efor the award after each threcmdashyoar per-lsquoiod of continuous active service in tine lsquoof national emergency or war They must also meet the requirements prescribed for the regular Navy

-

7laquo2vflsquonlsquonJlsquo

WAC Aux Every time I get down in the dumps I buy new hat

A lst Class Uoh how nice I won-dwwimmmmmgmttmmN

I

Ill never go anywhere again withEshet I you aslsquolong as I livesectHe Whlaquo~WhylsquoShe You asked hrs Smith how her hus-band was standing the heat and hes been (lead two months

1I

lsquolsquo_3rsquolsquolsquorsquolsquorsquon I l n

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

CHAPLAINS cQ1NE1lsquoa

rSAIKOWSKYlsquoS MUSIC A PRAYERRULL OF BEAUTY EMOTION By Chaplain P Johnson

If anyone should ever ask mem1ich work 1 The following prayer is a classic and -f Tscikowsky I liked best l should inns been repeated hundreds of thousands as at a loss to state a preference Everywlof times at son ldquohe prayer was read at a

thing Tsai wrote was full of tonuty sadm fssrvics last Sunday at tho Open Air Thelsquo 1985 and emotion Tsaeacute had 2 strange loveiitrardquo It is printed becau s we believe affair with a celtain Madame Von EfCKWhqm u nunkcr vi nan will want to keep it or

Tsaiwe saw

suppliedrarclv

withlt was

iuflfisthis

andwomanytt thsi

who I-da

keptgssndrow[ AlmL

9 CnkwI Gldquodto th

wholdquor folk at home

art the confidence of fiance was Carrion )H by corrscponfisnce It all the of the earth and of them was also tlic woman M10 inspfrsd asst of lsquothat are u9r ofr upon tho ssa under the music ha riots whose providence we can norhore be in sa~

Tsarsquo was 3 man of moods It has often eacutefetyg look down in mercy on us Thine un-

besn said that he WhSlsquohafipieuroST when no wosiworthy servants who are called to see Th sad And when you sit in tho stillness ofiwondors of inraquo dasp and to perform the an evening and listen to any of his thrae dutius of our vocation in the great waters ioro famous symphonies five fourth fifth Lot Thine everlasting arms be underneath

-Pr serve us in alland alxth your recognizance of this fact land round shout us will be onparcnt i_sooL snd_hart ovsrw dangers support usin all trials conduct flowing with remorse pours out its Jahwnt us speedily ans saigly on our voyages and in amazingly descriptive phr lsquoes and rsquosss~ bring us in poaca aim comfort to our dew ages Why sven our popular 1q writers sired haven Jf today woro so impressed tr a thug wantraquo Bo pleased to watch over the members of ad to transpose his melodies into songs or our faiiliss and all the beloved friends their own language Our-Loverdquo ldquoHbcnloVeWwhom we have loft behind Relieve our lsquoTonight No Loveldquo ldquoIsle oiWMsyrdquo and ldquoThisminds Iron all aniioty on their account byis the Story of a Starry Nightrdquo Some of the blossom persuasion that Tncu carost those played first place on tLs Hit Paradc for then Above all grant that our souls for as long as seven weeks Surely these may be defended from whatever evils or

re imperishabls and innmrtal melodies perils may oncompssthum and that abid-ims and pcpulsritvsrs a basis for this ing steadfast in the faith wo moy be enmdash When Tssi neared the Completion of his ablsd to piss through the waves and the

final synyhony tho sixth he Knew it was storms of this uncertain world and that to be his last Searching for n none ibr finally we may come to the ldfld Of euroVT

it be consulted his bnatncr M1raquo suggested lasting rsst through Jcsus Christ our ithetiquc and he could nut have chosen Lord Amsnldquo~~-

1 wiser or more fitting title Many say General Assembly of the it was Tsais greatest symhony Church of Scotland

+9 H59The keynote throughout Uais great work L the inevitable fats which in the end is ORCHESTRA LEADER LEAVES

rious The composer has momsnts_of Charles b Titus CSp recreational LVpFBSSHbl9 ecstasy which are constantly leader and oiroctor of tho USEATB Quintetnterruptsd by this inescapable fact The has left for 3 new assignment as instrucraquo rashing and thunderous third movemnt tor of young Navy rocruit at Tufts Col~ Larch acts as a note of courage but this loge Modford Mass A former chiroprac-goo is defeated as dsathcomos in the finafltor by profession Chief Titus made manylovsmsnt whose somber phrases are symbolicifrisnds at this base and his services will

of this implacable fstc--Don Farley RM3 be greatly missed I

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

Slc PAZEK Stephen J

Slc SE finrshall AKIRKLEY Charles (n) Slc

raquoKLEINZHoward J PELLERIN RogerKNIGHT Charles S- Slc PENA Joseph M KOVACH George (n) I30 PERKINS Paul V

-KOWALSKI William Flo PETERS Roy Albert PET TPAS Maurice OKRYSAK Steven F2c

LANGLEY David Elbert Slc PETROSKI John R LASSETER James E Slc PHILLlPS Walter E Jr

-1 r---11LAWSON John B _J pound3331

V

ZFKmmJMh1mmwndC i-LAYTON Ben Junidr

Slc

PINTO Manuel J LEE Charles 0

-

Flc PLACYK William m

LEISTER Frederick F l[vgtI1JgtIlC ELAISaNCE Walter R LEWIS Everett L

lsquo

SKBC POIRIER Omer H LEWIS William G Slc POLIZZI Frank T

JLITAVEC Joseph E Slc POLLITT Walter L Cox SlcLOKEH Donald E PhM2c POPLUHAR Stephen J

SlcLOFF Earold J SE C P TTS Willis D SlcLUECK Oliver G COX POWELL David B

LYLES Jame~3 B Slc PREBILLA William R Slc

MADSEN Clarence C Bhlc PROCTOR Wilbur F Slc MMERg(mmgeA Slc FROFITT Ernest F Slc

MANN Walter A Slc PROWSE William B F20 fl SlcMARTIN Raymond C SKlc PULLEY Wilbur H

FlcMATHEWS Ralph C SC3c PURCELL TimothySlcMAULDIN George W F2c QUATTRONE James R

ALPIN Ershal C B1--I2c QUEEN Otis (n) 3 EH20MC MC ATEE Robert L lc RsiYf=IIN Thaddeue F2c

lsquo

MC FARLLND George B F2c RANVILLE Richard raquo

Flc MC NULTY Joseph J

c

Slc PAINES Samuel W Slc Slc RAINS WilliamE F2cllsquowiOliIN Francis R

rsquo uCSlc DEED Robert L CV1MORRIS Robert L Slc

MULLEN Carl J Flc REEVES Huuert L SlcMYERS Charles D Slc REILLY James F

NADEAH Yves Luc Slc BEYNOLDS Robert L Y3c 1_CRichard R Blilc RENZI Joseph J

1

NANCE SlcSlc RICCI Dominic DNAPPA Carmine G lCSlcNASSOURA Emile RICCO Joseph A SE30NELMS William F

Slc hICHARDSON Allen F SlcNELSON Robert F ct Flc RILEY Perry G

rsquoB2120 RILEY WillianE SlcNEWILL Glen L BOACH Kenneth E SlcNICHOLSON William F Slc

NUCCIO Rosario P Slc ROBEDTS George N

Slc Slc ROBOTIN Alexander Jr 1

7

SlcNULL James E 4 SlcNUNN Lewis Slc lsquoRODGERS Roland J

NUZZO Louis J Slc BONITA rimc SlC

ONEIL DavidJ Rl-520 ROSSINO Louis J Jr Slc ONORI Gino S Slc ROTOLO Armando Slc

Slc RYAN Andrew J 2

SlcOUELLETTE Raymond G 2 FlcPAGE Wilder Alfred Jr Slc RYDEL Frank D

SAILER John J FlcPACLIARLI Vincent P

Slc SlcPALERMO Nichplas J SC2c SALINES Joseph F

SOMETHINGT9lfC39W7lABQUT Captain Gulbranson Commanding Officer is pleased with the interest men of the

USNATB are showing in their work and their ambition for advancement This week he

approved the promotion of a large list of men and urged them to keepup the goodwork The following named men were advanced to the next higher rating as of Julylst CONGRATULATIONS

toALLEN Ellsworth B to YBC FORD Azel R EEl2c

ANDERSON Robert W to SK3c FOSTER John A to Cox to SlcARNOLD William H to Y3c

mdash

FRANZ Donald M AURILIO Steven L S2c FULIER Eugene L SMBC BADCOCK Ralph Robert Slc i

~

GAMBUZZA Johnnie A Flo BAPATSICOS Milton P_ Slc GAZZOLO Warren P Slc

BARDWELL Kirby O SE30-

GIBSON Thomas L Slc

lsquoBEARD Thomas V Slc GHLJOm1J CQXAFloBELL James P SK3c GIROUX Leo SlcBENEA Joseph H Flc GOETZINGER John J SlcBENNETT Marion E Cox j GOONAN George J

5 1 F26EURKHARDT Edward K Slc GRABE James F CARPENTER Lewis C Slc GRAY Thomas H Flc

CASEY Arthur L Y3c GRIGGS David L F2c

CASSEL Lawrence G Flc GROOMS Donald E Slc

CHANDLER Morris L sic GUTIERREZ Miguel A SMBC CHARLES

F20 John Slc RAAPAJOKI Reine J Momlnlc

CHARNEY Rubin L MoMM2c 1 HAGINS David M CHOCES Walter S Y2c HAGY Albert P Jr Slc CISZEK Frank W

Slc-Flo HAMBLEN Howard E Slc

COLMAN William R Jr Flc HAMMETT Andrew B CONKLIN Richard G Flc HARDESTY Richard D Slc CONVERSE

I

FloJack L F2c HARDMAN George H Slc

CRAEER Edward G Flo HAUMAN Leland G T SlcCROUCH Russell T Flo HAYDEN Harry 5

CURTIS Flo

Arthur F Flc HEITKA William R Flo

DACEY James W Flo HEN Y Frederick E -

DeATLEY Harold R F2c HEPNER James E

Slc

DE LUCIA Fred Slc HICKMRN Richard L _

FlcDE PUY Junior Slc HILL Charles E X20 DE VECE Samuel M Flo HILT Richard B S2c DE VLIEG Jack C F2c HINSHAW) Edward M Slc

JDONNELLY William J Flc HORNE Rufus Jr COX wDOSS Thomas P SK3c HOWARD Kenneth F Flc

DUMOND William J~ Slc- HOWDERSHELT Edward F c Slc

EACKER Clement A SK2c HUBER Ralph E Slc

EARP Curtis D SK3c HUNDLEY Kenneth M Slc

ECCLES Frank H Flc HUTCHINSON MaleolmP

SK2c n SlcECK Joseph E Flc HDRpoundphC

ECONOMOS James S2c HYMAN Walter J Slc 4EKER Paul L Cox JAEGER John G

SKlc

ELLIS Donald D MoMMlc JANUSKEVIC Peter P Flo

ERDELYI Julius J Cox JEFFERSON lilliam F MOMM2C

EWBANK Robert H SK2c JOHNSTON Howard H _

Flo

FAIRBANKS Louis B Cox JOLLY Robert E Slc lsquoFERRIS Donald R Flc KEARNEY Joseph F Slc

FISHER Ralph L Slc KELLY Oden B Slc

The following is a list of romotians continued from the preceding page

toKEMP William J SF3c PALENT Joseph L KESTLER William G Jr

2

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LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT TESTED Navy andAnxy personnel are exposing

themselves to actual war-time conditions aboard rubber life rafts in their effort to develop still greater safety and com fort for fighters forced down at sea

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men were cast adrift off North Carolina in a practical proving ground exnori-

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AWARDED GOLD STAR A Gold Star in lieu of a third Navy

Cross has been awarded by Secretary of Navy Knox to Comdr Edward H PnrkerUSN

poundCommnnding Officer of the Destroyer USS rsquof Cushing lost during the Battle of Guad-5 alonnal Nov 13 1942 Comdr Parker makos his home in Bellefontu Penn

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