J a m e s K. Loy«-. Richard D (*on-<alves. a n d Brvon G. Woodard .

Ar thur K. LiiBoute. William B. McDaniel. J o s e p h / ;S. S ta rzvnski . Paul Mover. J r . . Theodore Fien.

A special Raster Bullet will be

mess IUUUJ—.t o l n r n" the event or uncjeinenrweaui-

the egg-hunt will be cancelled. Josepli i t ^ R o b i n s o u . Theodore D.

TODAY

hit 1.00 afjri-«w4-r> ff • thi iitTimllrni demands it. &2S&.10

H/IWSOCK MARINE CORPS AIR STATION, CHERRT POINT, N. C.

VoL 7 No. 15 The World's Largest MCA5—Home of 2nd Marine Airrfaft Wing 15 April 1949

Gen. Harris Opens 1949 Baseball Season At C.P.

*n>( Cherry Point " F l y e r s " sot heir 1949 season u n d e r w a y yes ter-day. iaciiic the Montreal "Roya l s" «n tli* Marine's, home field. At ;ires> time, the " F l y e r s " were t ra i l -ing by an eleven to one count go-me r:it• • the eighth inninc

Ir wa- |w*rfect basebal l weather « :th * clear sky and l i t t le wind. Major General Field Harr i s . Com-manding General of the 2nd Marine Air Wing, got the Season officially underway at U S " when he "pi tcb-

x bail from the mound to Bob re. the Royals center-f ielder .

• --tiniated crowd of peo-.M.-uded" the'" g a m e Io cheer the

Marin'* aggregation on. Among the mablcs present were Brigadier .en»*rMl Ivan W. Miller, ( 'nmtnand-ig General of the Air Stat ion, and

•Marin- Major General Hockey E. Keller

Johnny Sullivan s tar ted on the itifiuuil for the " F l y e r s " and gave

ay tn Burns, a colored pi tcher from Lejeune. sent to give a help-ing hand. Sullivan gave up six runs- and three hits dur ing the t h r ee inning!-, he pitched. Burns replaced li.ns in the fourth inning and gave tip five runs and lour hits, two of hem being t remendous iu- the-park

turners. one by Catcher Charfie Tliumpson and the o ther by first-«seniaii Balardi. botli coming in lit seventh.

-Th- Marines bis scoring oppor-

man. a very last boy. pushed a bunt down flu first base line, beat ing it out for an infield hit. The fans roared as Mike Romanak was sa fe on a fielders choice Ring, playing right field for the "F lye r s " , was then hit in the Btomach by a pitched liall and went to first, loading the bases. Goodyear dented the plate for the "Flyers* first ta l ly when Okowtiki hit- into a double play, shor t -s top to first, and the ra l ly fizzled completely Us th i rd-base-man • Adams swung and missed at a th i rd s t r ike, leaving Romanak

] s t randed on third.

Officers Wives To Hold Easter Egg Hunt Sunday

On April 17 at 1430. the Officer's Wives Cluli will hold its first annua l

f a s t e r Egg-hunt for all officer 's ! chi ldren. P l ans for serving r e f r e s h -j ments on the c lub t e r r ace a re now j being made, and pa ren t s of child-I ren who will a t tend a re requested . to b r ine six colored eggs to the | cluli by Sa turday n ight .

l served f rom I7«0 to 2000. and f r ee punch will be served to all memb-e r s of the commissioned officers

Staff NCO's Are Promoted Here 1

The following Staff Se rgean t s were promoted to Technical Ser -geant by au thor i ty Mar i r - Corps Special Oriier No. 99-49

Richard O. Snoderlv. Elmer D. S t r igh t . Lawrence H Nelson. John H Ruhisch. Dwicht W. Seymour. Oral E. .Montgomery. John D. Bur-ro u*-*. Thomas E Moore. George E. Bell. Pe ter Vail Ness. J ack P. Thet ford . David A. (>"Neil and Jose I.. Gonzalez.

Robert H. Huf fman . John G. Lau- i man . Ro!>ert D BalckwelL Willie Moore. Raymond C Rand. Robert L. elson. Curt iss J . T u r n e r . Ver - i nor. W. Knox. J a m e s F. McCoy. J r . . David J Clemont. Jackson D. Sims, j

According to the same au tho r i t y . ; the following promotion.- f rom 1

Sergeant to Staff Sergeant h a v e ; been received:

O n st< K. Arciini. John M Me-Bryde. feeauord A. Anderson. Ed-ward J. Popp. Stanley J . Cheronski . Bcnnie W. J e a n s . Gordon K. Gray, j Wa'rren L. Osburn. Char le s Craig, j Ronald E. Schmidt . Glenn T. Wells. I Fred S. Rossi. William .Sicbina and i William J. Podolsky. I

Noel Nunnery . Teddy D. Clarke, Richard C. Van Mullen. J e r a ld M. J H a r t m a n . George W. .Mas son. 1

Joseph A. Nobile. Ernest 1. Teter . j John P Murry. Hur ry E McGraw. 1

FACES MONTREAL "ROYALS" HERE TODAY

Rsd Cross Fund Campaign Ends Here With A Total Of $4,229; MWSS-2 Leads

i:-d • •ss 1949 fund campaigu ; Chei Point came to a eloi I

. April ,th wi th / to ta l receipts reported in the amount of J4.229.30. Maj'T Jai-k E. Conger, campaign fund chairman.^ and Mr. John A.

"'•"'•i Red Cross field d i rec tor , des i re to express to all donors •IT-- id'ioti for the i r contr ibut ions, and to publicly thank squadron preventatives and thei r ass i s tan ts , civilian depar tment represen ta -

.tid their a ss i s t an t s for thei r ef for ts in making the campaign a Hi-—> also t lu Havelock business houses for their generous •trrjr.iitions, . ' cntributions f rom the var ious |~ ' cauizations a n d depa r tmen t s I VMP-354

i s : a- folio-MWSS-:

i VES-4,.

Mi. <f. MCAS . ^ Fiscal

• - ; v»t< men > ' i Stores Works

x'ys-z2:,

'Hdq . Sqd. MAG-11 I 440.15 ! Station Supply I 347.21 iSMS-11

272.SS j Hedron Two 239.79 VMF-223 229.oo VMF-S31 -207.W I Hdq. Sqd. MWSG-2 197.00 i Civilian Housing 150.40 | VMF-114 150.00 1 Hdq Sqd MAG-14 148.00 j Dispensary 14542 CTOBS Office . 2 42*00 VMF-224 125.0(1 Officers Wives Clnb 119.75 Gray Ladies 100.60 ' Womans C1-'>. Havelock

92.25 l B l c i t - ' bas. ) _ 8S.00 Wive i Club

63.37 55.45 32.42

;S.oo 87.15' Civilian Pol ice 78.77 ! Miscellaneous 68-61 GRAND

27.13 27/00 26.45 22.00 19.50 19.G0 19.00 17.00 13.00 12.00 12.00 10.00

7.07 7.00

C7.9&

Kazear . Billb- I". B ranamau . Har-old R. Compton and Kenneth O. Frautscl i i .

Roliert C. Gratflin Alfred L. Mes-sier. Joseph L Channon. John B". Mares. Thomas L. Biggs. Vergene C Batty. Arlin C. Wal lace . Har ry A Awings. Donald P. Brehmer . (Jeorge R. Fu lda . Aven L. P u t m a n . Roland A Masterson. J a m e s Abreu. Jr . . J ames A Hancock. Carl B. Neblert. Theodore Mutsis. Edmund J . Papuzynsk i . Horace F. Jackson , and John M. Bloodworth i s ta t ion-ed at MCAS. Edenton . N. C.i

Andrew W. Szuch. Kenneth X. Avert,. R ichard A. Cozsens. Richard L. Myron. Mason X. Dodge. Michael Punko . -Richard A Bart ell. Charles C. Har r i s . Robert L Watson, Grover W. Sims. Will iam A Hosal . Samuel Gayj ik ian . Billy S. Bray' and Cal-vin J. Hennessey . Homer J . Ander-

j son . "A". "B" Wes t fa l l . Pe ter J. Hillock and Kenneth .C. Mayer.

Th i s list covers both Station and Wing.

SLATKU TO 4»4» TO T H t IIII.I. In the second game ot Ibe season is - F r e i i r l i y - St. Auutnt. Me ap|»eared in a lew games far ibe ~Kljers*" late last season. Game t ime is 14WI.

Dispensary Gets 3 Ambulances; One For Edenton

T h r e e new 1949 Packard ambu-! lances were purchaaed recent ly by the Stat ion Disjiensary to replace the older and more obsolete ones being used One arr ived last Sat-urday and was shipped t o MCAS Eiienton Wednesday aft t-rnoon. wheu the o ther two arr ived here. The o the r - two were pressed into immedia te service

| The vehicles, . costing approxi-m a t e l y *3500 each, a re 2f> feet j long, weigh almost th ree tons and j a r e the latest word in the "l ife savers on wheels "

! According to one d r ive r : j "They're, so beaut i fu l . 1 dop't know how to describe them. '

T i * ambulances a r e being broken in under fifty mi les -per -hour . but »t is es t imated that they can easi ly

it. '

i Pointers Exchange Green For Khaki

j Cherry Point 's Marine personnel

s tar ted thaii summer t ransi t ion f rom green to khaki th is morning

Guided by joint AirFMFLaut and Bases Memorandum 27'134S. Leath-ernecks cast aside their winter garb . The regula t ions specify Sum-mer Service A or B. Blue' l i i d r e a s B or White I 'nuress on appropr ia te occasions, will lie, the uni form of the day. For leave and l iberty. Blue Cndres s B. White Undress or Sum-mer Service A a r e th>- prescribed uniform.

Civiliau clothing may l>e worn while proceeding to and f rom leave ' o r l iberty. Summer Sen-ice B uni-form is authorized for wear a s p a n of. the Marine Corps Air Sta-ll on.*Cherry Point, for the purposes ot th is order .

Naval personnel a re slated t o . switch to thv appropr ia te ' naval Tmifornr rorreEpoiidlnj; to tli. Tnri-iorm prescribed lor Mar ines

ENLISTED PILOT !Y JATO

smm SEKHCES

MARINE AVIATION

By t*L touro is U copy of Public Information Office article- for s s r in

SKYWAYS MAGAZINE I Tht- Marine Corps recruit ing slogan which advert ises **Timv«d and

Adventure" held t rue tor a Flying LeathernecL of tht- Second Air Wing when he became the chief part icipant in the first actual emergency UM of JATO in the resent- of a jot-type plane

Master Sergeant Lytton Bias*. Lafayette . Indiana, one of the very few enlisted jet pilots, was flying front Cherry Point. K C, lei Puer to Rico. with Marine Fighter Squadron 122 to part icipate in the Atlantic Command Exercises when the "adventure" par t of hi* t rave ls began. In the words of the Sergeant . "We bad just gassed up a Gnatanamo Bay. Cuba, and were about an hour out on the last leg %»f t h e tr ip. We were cruising along at 2U.000 feet when the engines quit. I backed | out of the formation and immediately Mimed toward a valley to the south. At 16.000 feet 1 squared away the cockpit so that 1 could leave the plane quickly if that should become necessary." Upon orders from squadron commander Major Loren D. Evert on. two pilots.) Captain Whitaker and Lt. McMauus. were assigned to stay with Blass ! until he was safely on the ground.

After a dead-stick glide of about 50 miles the Sergeant spotted a hald-moon shaped piece of ground that appeared to be fairly clear and requested that the a rea be scouted After a few runs over the spot. Captain VJhitaker radioed "Everything looks okay."

Arriving over the area at 2.atw fe«-; Blast* made a 36V 'degree Nobody looks more philosophical turn in. landing with full flnj»s and wheels up He termed the landing than a grazing oow. but you and us-«ui.v and into the «'ind. with very little t o t i c p l a n e . " : ] d o D - , ^

f The Padre Says-j Bj Pe t e r A- v 4 i « l t l

A f«»w hours af ter- his lengthy glidi the soft sands of a lonely beach in local mil i tary commander arrived on placed an adequate guard on the plan< the nearby town of Azua. where a c « the one and only hotel.

On the following af ternoon. Major with Captain Johnson and MSgt l». A oil duty w itli the jet squi Stanietr. the Dominion is now Hired or of the I 'aspect ion of ibe ent i re

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broken by impact with , . . . at all. S tanding the re in the field.

Dominican Republic. the Liir Upon h e : o r Besn appea r s to tare t h f s i t u . -and took the Marine flyer to ' i0 1 1 * ^ 1 surveyed, but the only imndntions were obtained at • thing on her mind is what 's under

her feet Svertots arrived in company Ives, another flying sergeant

Marine Corps aviation 1s i thing that today ' s genera l public takes Xor g r a n t e d . Few people know when it came into e x i s t e n c e or who i t s founder was. In m f t e r to enlighten them! the Wind sock presents t he th i rd in a ser ies of ar t icles concerning l i t t le ^ k n o w n Marine Corps aviation fac ts .

The Air Arm of the Marine Corps was born Ma?' 22. 1912. when LtCoL A l f r e d ' A. Cunningham reported lor flight t ra ining a t the Navy's aviation school in Annapolis . Mary-land. Then a Lieutenant ; Cunning-ham received ac tua l flight instruc-tion at the Burgess-Curt iss a i r c r a f t factory in Marblehead. Mass. H e soloed a f t e r two hours and for ty minutes of ins t ruct ion to become the first Marine ' av ia to r and the fifth Navy Pilot.

Cunningham star ted as a flight enthusiast in 1903 a f t e r making two tr ips in one of the ear ly type gas-filled ballons. Later , while sta-tioned at t he Philadelphia Marine Barracks, he haunted local fields and questioned everyone con-nected with flying. Though America had invented the a i rp lane , aviat ion was still considered as a "s tunt -and toy" proposition by people in this- country. Meanwhile, more fa r -sighted European powers were in-

During his Philadelphia • -^» •oar Cunningham joined tht club of P e r a s y l r a n i a and con

members of t he need Mar ine flying field the re

r t e d p ressure on Congrt s t i r r ed up a controversy wi n t» energe t ic Lieutenant in the IUHH Af te r admit t ing *o the Coning dant tha t he 'was behind th' paign. Cunningham WHS ord^ to aviation dnty in re turn- tor nroj ing the issue.

In 1912. the Corps boa:-:*^ two officers and one enlistee a on aviation duty. By lflif Q complement had increased -o five officers and eight enlisted due to the budget pinch. Morto^ the hapdlul of aviation piunti were regarded as harebrai* fana t ics by thei r fellow ofiicq i o r a t t ha t t ime few people belfe^ the "flying mach ine" was her* stay. The a i rmen felt other** however, and proved their the hard way by r isking their In flying in inadequate planes

Cunningham watched, his drq become reali ty when a .Man Aviation Company was authuna in 1H16. Af te r near ly a century * a half of fighting on land ami * the Mariue Corps formally tool,

-grass . The above pa ragraph intends no j

~ slight on tht beloved ho r se : Dob-•on Escortuic this c roup was Col George Air Force, n former Marine aviator who blu t w s t e m s to Oe a contempla-iiinican Air Force School After « careful live at heart—intact he wears so 1 ea it decided thai rlie plane might ; sad a look that one may describe :

esting large sums of money in 1 the air .

Spring Is Here And How!

MCAS Units Hok Battalion Parade

with the help ol JATO Assisl Take-off i . Dobbin i-s the Schopenhauer of the quadrupeds. But six to five 'he's

plain unadu l te r -

jmssibly be flown out After ways and means had been thorough!* discussed, and decisions

had been readied . Sergeant Itlass and Ives remained at the Hit-while the rest «>l the party re turned to the Second. Murine Air Wing o a t l

operat ing base at Pue r to Kirn to round up men and equipment for the {ated oata. for thconuuc operation. Bee:tus the n a t u r e ' o f the ter ra in and th r I t 's not fair to call Bess aud facilities available. , M and mater ial needed . e r e to be Down to u o ^ ' j , , „ unposter . koweVer. he-

ov.-r the mountain, . for a M a t t ! , . j , u s p u , e y „ supposed to think, operation . o n t o t a t . several days. „ . . t , g,,.,. w i t h

.. set aeqttainled around town. Anions , „„ ,j ,„ , „ p . J a „ m ^ Canadian priest*. F r t l i e n Mor iany j l t ^ M ( l

and Alien. who helin-d the food problem sraa t ly by nlayinc the host | snpposod to corni in first when eon on numerous occasions, lt seems thai ilie Billy rea tanran t in town l i a v . h i s nose, or t o ' a i t

who pereiRttHl iu_ servinc Oriental j „ „ d e r the Vaniahins Ameriiatn for the ar t is t u» paint. So actual ly

Cuidad Truj i l lo and then hau lx l of 121 kilometers.-This part M tin enough time for the two Marines i the f r i ends they made we

by Chinese gentli ilishej-. not a lways pleasent ti

It wasn't lone before the 11 and work was begun. After ; the plane, the "i ' l iantr

the Occidental palutt -e-sarv' help arr ived ir.oui Puer to Uico. temporary camp site was set up nea r

<lnr out ol tilt- s.'iid. ami the wheels were

their spec

lowereil The p l n n was then pulb>d onto a r a m p for need Hi repa i r s laOeat iiatfves under tin "direction" of Governor J . Koury of AZUH

l*rovince labored tirelessly iti preparing the ground for the ope ra t ion With nothinc more than niachetes and crude tools these j»eople hacked and carve«l a path from the landing s h e to the sia»t chosen for the t a k - - o f t a distanc-

" the si7- <iT"7T -mall airfield was cut. cleared and leveled After the plane had been hauled to the take-ofl site, is was discovered

t in t the jet engines would not turn over, even a f t e r all water had been drained from the fuel tank.- A hurried dispatch to Roosevelt Roads brought a plane which drop)fc*d the needed equipment . The tanks were thoroughly cleaned aud new governors a n d flaps were installed j to prepare for the final pitas*

Adapters had Iveeti constructed for the JATO bott les that Iw Used, and a f te r JI day and a half of wait inc. the JATO bot t les ! were installed .on the plan. WeYf's how Rluss d-tu-rlbed the take-off .! "Tin ha 'ch was open. ; i<! unfor tunate ly I'd left my goggle? up. i Aft:-r turn 1 tic the engine* t>t• to lull RPM. I released the brakes As ! soon .1- I started to roll. I • i„„8 , . wj t»i th . JATO. Hue to a "light | misealpulation MI thrust Inn and no weight in the nose, the tail skid was immediately driven downward and star ted scraping along tin ground. Full forward stick didn't help, and the tail was still dragctni: when I. lef* the crounrt Fortunately. the elevators s tar ted to take and I w a s 'in' By tin Una 1 arrived at Truj i l lo . I'd gotton most

a:ni •••it mighty happy at tht w«v things

IH nib At the end of this nath ii.re;,

.h inkius is not numb t

H'ui » uian is supposed to think. He's supposed to think of many li.ings. par t icular ly what life is all about, where he came from, where he's, going, why he's here. Tins- a r e the great ques i iona /aud t h e man * ho fiEFno t lme is "beating the quadrupeds' a t thei r own game— he's grazing

of th» dirt out of my h a d ' t u r n e d out.".

A d i m p l e uito Set Was- Marine ...and tl

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to t: . Nava' A-.r St.ttnuw i't-usavolu. viradii. :-sr in April. 1:*42 in thex: rej»or:«-.f tiack and w..- assigned w- duty aboard the "v>ld S. r.. " SARATOGA. Whift aboard In qualified si th 'Hauntiess. ' ; d:\t-boxnber that l a r r i n ; i. nik s t a r the early j»ar: *>: the war in the South 5'ac:fic

Att* r qu.-.!:fit.-ation. he was ass ignee t» .at- Marine Corps Air R a t i o n uea: " Pear! Harlan- w here Marine Scout Bombing

Suuadron 2"1. tht "Act V Sju»de>" i>utt:: and s«w action in the early u..ys of '•h»di-.i.-:.ta.i! ca3tpa' j :u rl-r« in v ;•> "swarue,-. the Distinguished

lis. first ass ignment •tit. Aircraf t Two. ied.as th- assembly is ordered to report or flight t ra in ing , to the West Coast. !ht a i rc ra f t ca r r ie r

tamous Douglas of tb» load dur ing

Fly:n? tYoss and the Presideii t ia! i n i t

| He was then t ransfer red to El Toro. California, and in July of IMS was upped in rank to War-

: rant Officer. His next action was ja t Midway, and then the Marshall ! Islands. It was during this period Sergeant Bias.- was "awarded the Air Medal.

After almost ten months of "milk" runs against the Jap-held islands, he was aen: back to the "S ta t e s" and to flight ins t ructor ' s school at S e w Orleans. La., and la ter to the Naval Air Station. Glen view. Illinois, as an is tructor .

Sergeant Blast was- then t rans -fer red to tht Naval Bast at Yoka-suka. J apan , w h e n ht joined Ma-r ine Fighter Squadron 461. and sti l l later went to Peiping. China, joined VMF-21K At unit he held t h e . r a n k of F:r»t Lieutenant, the highest commissioned rank held before revert ing to enlisted rank in 1946.

Back in the "State*" Blass joined Marine Fighter . Sqaudron 122 at Cherry Point . N. C.. and has re-mained with the unit ever since. During his career in- "the Corps, the Sergeant has H o n a i rcraf t ranging f rom the N2S trainer and the SBD "Daunt less" to the speedy Marine " c o r s a i r " fight-r ^nc FH-1 ••phantom" je t -

Today, tin- iour Marine Corps'A. Stat ion squadrons a re scheduh to par t ic ipa te in thei r first IUK lion paradi and inspects the s tar t of t h e year . A^compain by the Second Marine Air WM Band: ABS-4C. AES-42. AES-C

After what proved to be not too bad ii win te r at all. we Can happily say that spr ing is here. Did we say happy? The thought o f - t h e arr ival of. spr ing is a good one. but it is also a wet one. For with all the rain that ha.- had us side-oteppinc the many puddles on the a n t l HqSq-MCAS provided appnm ba .c . main topic quest ions In-ing m H t , . i y ninety men. or thret pi» ask«d ranged from "When will it t o o n s Un the occasion endT". to "What did we do to de- AES-46 w a s * d e s i g n a t e d ^ serve th i s? comjiany and received the col

l^et s do a little checking on the jn front of the Administrate mat ter and compare the month o f ! Building forty, five minutes pra March of this year with last year. t o parade t ime or OJOMI th We find the two mouths a re pret ty j n c

near tin same. Last March the tew- Following t h e review. person*! pe ra iu re was r.T.r, compared with U U s held at the pant*

ior this yea- The amount of grouuds I 'n i fonn ^»r both rain that fell foi was 3.15 inches u u i l enlisted n n n was Kumu* compared to .-..31 for last year , and Service "B" with car r i son the humidity for this month was

per cent, roughly the -same us » a a f fl O 1 I f tin previous March ^ C I l C l S 13

Pa- Week To Fire ~ s ta t i s t ics for" past Ap: been taken and averaged up giv-ing us the following information humidity 71 per cent and rain 2.31 | inches. Until the end of th is mouth • wbe ntht new sta t is t ics will releai w hat the outcome will be

Rifle Range

Lejeune's Range MAG-14 has been sending ii

. . . f tail of lSa men per week •d. ij s anybody p guess jus t i ,, , . * . .( amp Lejeune rifle range for (fuai fication purposes. Cti l i r ing tin pa range facilit ies, located son>-to twelve miles f rom the main tion "area. MAG-14 is supplying

oaches for the men. Pers*

• nts week, leaviuc on Fr iday and tira for record on the following F-id«J The MAG-14 c roups firing naril the weekend as well as on days in order to meet t be spe**d<* up schedule

Thus far . par ts of SMS-14. VJff 212. HqSq-14, VMF-122. SMS-H VMF N-114 and \ 7 « F have fired, or a r e now flrinc ti r ange VMP-354 is- listed today

.l.a^t Kriday. rifle shooter* fired tht ' berry INiint range Of j nel lea vine Cherry Point

and bivouac the re for an this number, on. made expert , five •red a sharpshooters , and 3£

accounted for m a r k s m a n totals . Fif teen tailed to qual ify, leaving i total qualification percentage of '4.5

In the Carbine Depar tment , only one expert award was presented.

' Two sharpshooters and thi r ty two marksmen were created f rom the r anks ol forty Laur shooters ^*ine failed to qual i fy civing r a n g e offi-cials a percentage.

THE CHERRY POINT WINDSOCK BRIGADIER GENERAL. TV*AN W. MILLER

GENERAL. MARINE CORPS AIR STATION COMMANDING

MAJOR WALTER T WARREN OFFICER-IN-CHAlUtl . C- aaOr-."re-r f — , 4 , , . t r P f t x s n n r : of i i 1 AS d u r r r j Ft*ni

• o j w r r n i o e of Zar Pn t i iu luiormmti.it ( « t r f u c t l . for npb i l rBt toc a t a a £ »r» friBii t b r S t * n * i ( m m Wel lu r^ *n<l B n - r r a t i o c TniMl T T w " w l o

of l B * t n ^ t > a n No HUP. r s j I C . Tb» W i m b o e k r m i n . JI •* * iwn»l*T. of Bhip> Ed i io r i a ; AMMCUIOOC. B q n l i l i a r

and SUA Sutwrr t | i tMr e rHUl« l : :

C H E R R Y P O I N T W I K P S O C K . 1 5 A P R I L »

* mm mm PUBLIC WORKS

By Kuxie Ear l It's not very good news fo r~ the I t ' s t i ie intel l igent look on the lace

Ea-Of- Parade—this sadden change 1 weather. But. who k n o w s — w h a t tifc snow in some wes te rn conn-"

Jnavbe we will h a r e a " W h i t e " as-er io match op with tha t ~Cot-,c tifi!." * h o t f a e eggs w e » r aiM^t-U it wkh regret tha t we l ea rn the death ol Mrs. B. W O'Nead. oriental. X. C. Mrs. O ' N d l is

a Aunt of Susie Moore (Mainten-

Ve are glad ttr,, Bee Lillia Mae r dependable messenger t "back the jot* a f t e r absence of a week account of the i l lness of he r

lother HE the sick list ( all P lumbing I

Ilex Wether ington. F e n n e r eatt. Lemuel Morr is ' f a the r , and Irs. Jesse Lewis ' f a the r . A speedy H-overy is wished for each

of t h e cow! Are you interested in buying a

cocker spaniel puppy? II so. see Lt . Gault H e might sell you f e t e . L i t t l e Joe . Elsie. Hortem-e. or two o the r s ( the n a m e s I can ' t r ememb-e r ) .

Happy bi r thday u> Els ie Li t t le • who had a lovely s u r p r i s e b i r th-day pa r ty given h e r ) . Roxie Ear le , AJonzo Knight . E d g a r Baker . Wil-liam Bal l . Milton Banks . Burl Brinn. Hay Dagley. Chester Gray. Alex Hagans . Kovce Hall, and all the o ther* who a r e ce lebra t ing b i r thdays th is month .

Lillia Mae Topsey wub all smiles when she came in Monday morn ing . She had been working on a contes t sponsored by he r church last week, and she won first pr ize!

.... George Brock way i s - look ing for Mr Hendren says that his home the owner of one gray fox—tound realty a-fclow with a new paint \ dead in his f ron t yard . If sti l l w a n t i , li: order to get it j u s t l ike he ; ed. s ame may be ahumed f rom

Hiited it. he took two days off to c r a v e in back yard . b*. joli himself. He also repor t? It seems that about 71»•£ of the

his lawn and f lower garden res idents of Havelock received h. prettiest in New Bern. j form le t ters t rom the count}- tax r and Mrs. Bill Holloway and oflic" in N'ew Bern for not l ist ing •!y. of Durham. N. C. a t tended j thei r p roper ty t ax . Last Sa tu rday Azalea Festival at Wi lming ton ' morning they were doing a land

• tin- week end and witnessed . slide bus iness in the Craven (k»unty parade of decorated floats. We'll j Court House.

in-; they took a good , look at | Mrs. Dar re l l Morse is a pat ient ir Queen! Bruiv Heath and his family ,>-ore(i to Wilmington, also, to >hold the aza leas in all the i r •aiity. Pop Laium i P a i n t ' visited in the

ousinc Project. Sunda llniHTi Winfield a t tended t h e iilden Wedding Anniversa ry of is fother and fa the r . (ioori catches of sea mullet were ported by Paul F s h e r . J o h n

hompson. Lee Both and Pop inmi. Did you say "A new set of t ee thT ' »e would never know tha t Glenn alter had even one new tooth. • eets em out and in on the same

fternoon. There seems to In- an epidemic "ruin-chewmg!" these days May-it's nevrec. Anyhow, it r e f inds

• of a Ii'tfle poem I once heard , coes like th i s : lt< cum chewing gir l , and the end chewing eow

• alike, vet they ' re different somehow—

es! 1 sec it now—

in the Morebead City Hospi ta l We regret to hear of the sudden

death or Mr. Moore's mother . Visiting over the week end : Mrs.

P i t tman in Snow Hil l ; Elsie L i t t l : and husband in Wi lming ton : Mr.

l and Mrs. George H a r r i s o n in Nor-folk and Wi l l i ams ton : Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Asgea in Rocky Mount and Raleigh.

Jocelyn Stevens and f r i ends went "Cruis ing Down t h e River on Sunday Af t e rnoon" to Ocracoke and f rom aj l r epo r t s a good t ime was had by all .

C. P. Hancock is in At lanta th i s week.

E. F. McHale and H a r r y L. Brown have been in Edenton sever-al days this month. "Brownie" will be the re the r ema inde r of t h i s month on cons t ruc t ion inspection-

Farewel l to Rita Walbrown who is leaving T ranspo r t a t i on th is week.

Joyce P i t tman S impson , bride of ' t h r ee weeks, s ays there ' ? noth ing to th is cooking business if you know how to use a can opener . H m m - m m m m m m '

Hearings Soon On Compensation (Taken f r o m . T H E GOVERNMENT

STANDARD April 1. 1V4H • The House Labor subcommit tee ,

beaded by Represen ta t ive Kelley <of Pennsy lvan ia , will hold hear ings , in t h e next week or so on t h e bill to ] increase Government worker com-i pensat ion for inpur ies received while on the job.

The new^ bill provides that in j the event of disabil i ty due to in-ju ry the employees shall receive compensat ion eqhal to 6f> and 2 3';; of the i r sa lary . The bill

! f u r t h e r provides that in the cases i where the re a r e dependents the emyloy will receive addi t ional .s and 1 39t or a total of 75 per cent. A dependent is defined a s a

• wife an unmar r i ed child unde r j the age of 18. and a wholly depen-; dent pa ren t .

The bill a l s t / provides for a schedule of disabil i t ies s imi la r to that found in urevious bills ex-cept that it a l so adds "disf igure-ment . " The schedule of disabi l i t ies provides specific compensat ion r a t e s w h e r e an individual su f fe r s the the loss of a mfembi-r or t h e use of a -member F o r example , fo r t h e loss of an a rm the employee would be paid 312 week 's compen-sat ion.

The bill e l imina tes complete ly the ceiling for compensat ion pay-ments and provides for a min imum payment of $112.50.

In case when- an employee is killed while in the p e r f o r m a n c e of duty the com|>ens:ition to the widow is increased 35'j»ed een. of 4)' percent and the compensa t ion t o each child is Increased f rom lit pel' cent to 15 per cent. The maximum provisions for all limited to 75 per cent.

OVERHAUL & REPAIR Bj lUiu.i

We wonder how it feelfc to be celebrat ing t h r ee unnivers ies in one month. Doris Thuo t t e is doing that th i s month - two years of mar r i ed life, five yea r s at O&K und we don't know how many

| yea r s in this old world i lKiris says that ~a. woman who tel ls her age

w i l l tell any th ing ). And while Doris ce lebra tes . Geo-

rge ,Adams is passing a round c.ikars i and candy to let people know about h is new baby, and Hyman Smith

! is te l l ing folks that mar r i ed life is wonderfu l .

I ' nde r the heading of "S. F S." i Successfu l Femin ine S t r a t agem •

| we ai t filing JVlargarei Mor i ' s j iSUnist ies i and her Incky victim jLt . Robert L. Davis. USC-G. . . (Hamoua Rhodes ( Indus t r i a l Mana-I cement i and he r noon to be "be t te r ! half ." Robert A Brown of Enfield. 'N C. Ra rgue r i t e Bunch iMater- 1

la S a ' a g r ial i and We. Roy Wise. VSMC. aU.i of aMierml . Congra tu la t ions , g i r l s , lor making the best of a good s i tua t ion^ •

Add addit ional best wishes to these "happy en ding s "-—Lillia n Trot t i Material i and SSgt. Will iam Charles . T'SMC.. Nell Lewis and AiSgt II. C. Gray . VSMC

We send a basket of s ickroom sunsh ine to Millie Morse "Statis-tics.! Tempora ry residence—More-head City Hospital . H u r r y back Millie, the place is not the name without you!

«Birthduy da ta : Hilda l.*wis ' L i b r a r y ! who celebrated th is week but is Indefinate about just which one it w a s '

Selma Bowles i Statist ics» pre-setnod us with the g lowing news that " i t " was. a boy, Hope those. "Walking the F loor Over You" blue* won't become too s t r enuous !

Reservists Entitled To Reemployment

! Tlie • Selective Servic j of 15MS provides IK-r

Three States Have Most Of Federal Employees

T h r e e s t a tes with the largest number of Federa l employees last December w e r e C a l i f o r n i a (205.000). New York <181.000 >. and Pennsy lvan ia (111.000). Thes«- t h r ee s t a tes also r ank highest in t h e number of ve t e r ans in.F«»deral em-ployment

who e n t e r s on act ive duty in the a rmed forces of the nat ion Use Coast Guard, or the Public Heal th Service a f t e r J u n e 24. lM4f«. in response to an order or call , to act ive duty shal l , unde r cer ta in circur8tanc.es. be enti t led to reemployment r ich is and benefi ts

Otoe of the pr incipal condi-tions is tha t the individual is relieved t rom active duty not later than t h r ee years a f t e r the da te of en te r inc upon act ive duty or as soon a f t e r t h e ex-pirat ion of such t h r ee yea r s a s he I s able to obtain o r d e r s rel ieving him f rom act ive duty .

The law a s s u r e s government employees who a r e members of the Reserve and who leave permanent government jobs for ac t ive duty tha t they have re-employmrn t r i gh t s T h i s is t r ue whe ther they a r e ordered or called to act ive duty volun-ta r i ly or invo lun ta r i ly - -

"lelms Expounds )n Jet Thinlang

NAVY SUPPLY

II? Waller ( . Helms. J r . Tsi. writer h a s had occasion to • <li> prevalence of thought on '••i- jilea that t h e f a s t e r a jet

•I'tOi-d ai rplane flies, the g r e a t e r ?ii». mass of air forced into and

r iitsii :h»- inlet duct. Th i s is hot tru-. It may be see*, in com-

!. that more a i r will be sup-ti>. engine in flight t han

^utii condit ions—on the However, as t h e ' flight

- tin reased—at higher speed nc* — ;ii- air niHt;s-flow is "de-

ami the inlet p r e s s u r e - i s -ed With a h igher inlet p res ->- "-oppression ra t ion o f , t h e •••••} l»e raised with resu l t -

« in the engine 's other

-Midents. of t u rbo jet pro-mav • offer cont radic t ions

decrease in a i r mass-decrease t h rus t . This

v i-n considered by i tself . :inwever, the p ic ture is not • '.nles_s one cons ide r s the

oceelerai ion of the iyr Tb- th rus t is Jb re-he' Mass Times Accell-

> while the mis s - f low asffi (by beihe l i c e l e r -

inlet Suet i the t h r u s t • reased by vi r tue of the

- - - . r a t e of a c c e l e r a t i o n • >»einc de te rmined by

reni-« between VJ fVelocity ^ and VP ("Velocity of the

f ac to r s expla in , too. - ' ncine is somet imes re-

as a constant t h ru s t

' ' -OS' is a civilian employee r' iiiC trained as Jet engineer

—— — ! This week 's vis i tors to Uie Aza-' leas were Albert Comus.. Eunice i White enter ta ined Mrs. J a m e s i White ( the fo rmer Nina Gilgo. who Iwoiked in Receipt Control) d u r i n g : | t h e weekend. Jewel Cannon a n d ! | Alma Liley. two " ex-Navy Snpply | (employees, wen seen s t ro l l ing | th rough tin Depar tmen t recently Mary Arr iuc ton is the proud owner

jof u new Dodge. I TUe way to get off on the wrong ! fool is to s tep on someone 's toes. • Also somet imes you run ac ross a , j pain in the neck no doctor can core.

By the way. any resemblance t o any j>erson living or dead in the , "Did you k n o w " part is pure ly eo^j incidental . C<»\TR01. BKAM'H

More vis i tors to the Azalea .Gar-jdens': Margaret Thomas . Willie j > Dennis. Margare t Lewis . Ina Smith.

Elsie Morton and Lois Alexander , j who was t ry ing out h e j new Chev-rolet . Virginia Sprui l l shopped in

! Kinston Sa tu rday Lela Tcrbox I enter ta ined gues t s f r o m Aurora

Apprentice School Has 286 Students To Date

STATION SUPPLY Department (USMCJ

Bldg. ir»n: (Office). . . We' re glad to welcome Luci l le Garne r and Dorise E. Wayne, our new em-ployees in the Personnel Seciou.

i t ' s nice to have Fannie Swinson (Fann ie Bri t ta inl 1 with u s again a f t e r her recent leave, which was spent in honeymooning in Flor ida .

Bldg. 15o: iWhse.) T h e new car lever s eems to have hit th i s section since Roger T h u o t t e - a n d C Rad-lord a r e expect ing new ones soon. C We a re glad to have Riggs back, even if be is marr ied . . . . Richard Gray is missed very much, especial ly at lunch, s ince his t r ans -

1 f e r to the Apprent ice School. . . . Replacing him is Howard E Mason of Atlanti '-. Welcome! Car l Pr idgen seems to lie in very good condition despi te having a t tended t h e festi-val in Wilmington. . . The mora le

j is very good down this way esplci-; ally s ince the efficiency, r a t ing came I out.

Disburs ing lUSMCi: George Mi-zesko seems to have fishing on the

! brain . Yes. he went on ano the r i one of those, t r i p s and th i s t ime he caught 14. . . . Margare t F raz ie r and husband a r e stf l l " f ace - l i f t i ng" thei r yard. Margaret c r a c k s the whip while "hubby." does the spad-ing. . Hazel Ball and fiancee visited thei r fo lks in Vane^boro . N C

Spr ing t ime fancies were over-stepped by eager, beavers like

i J u a n i t a Lilly and myself when we

(.first sign of sp r ing—and a r e wc By Hi ldecanle P o r t e r

VATKK1AL I tS ASCII Sidney Edwards visi ted his nar-

! eh ts in Durham. N. C. Ervrn Lup-•tbn spent the weekend with rela--i ' t ives on Cedar- I s l and . Mr a n d . Mrfc Vernon Crowson visited Mrs

• Crowson's "family in E m u l . includ-:nc her b r o t h j y who was home a f t e r two yea r s in J a p a n Elvira Edwards went to Norfolk tor her heal th . Dolores* P e r s c h a u T i s s u a l Margare t T h o m a s and a t tended the Azalea Fest ival- Becky Bender and Velma Hamil ton took t ime out f rom th<, Azalea Fes t iva l to dr some Easter, shopping.

Uidtes and Gent lemen. th< Ap- , prent ice School enro l lment now j number s TWO HUNDRED E1G.HTY | SIN S T U D E N T S to date and j

still more coming in Are we a school or a re we a school You' re ' so r igh t ! W E ' R E a SCHOOL! Ser- j jotisly. it was a joy to see how the ' new year opened with such interest en thus i a sm . and the " b e a m " j of jK-rsonal sa t i s fac t ion on the face ' of each man because he belongs Ui th i s en t e rp r i s ing organiza t ion They all app rec i a t e the privi lege < of belonging, real iz ing the re a r e :

many who would be g r a t e fu l fo r t h e '.opportunity." And. of course, each closing year b r ings " s t a r s in o u r I-Q's". Year ly averages made thes« boys t ake bows Look at th is l ine-up

HMJf lEST r. v Joe Ilaby ' Ufc.r. 4 i Wyatt J o n e s }(K.4

S E ( « M » Milton S m i t h 1 JC.o Chas. War r i ng ton !«S.2

AMI A VERY «#M«» T H I B I l Les te r Haske t t ' Alex Lyczkowski PT.ft

Alr ighL you f r e s h m e n ! See that, cha l l enge r—The Stag, so w e ' r e told, was a W O W ' Prac t i ca l ly everybody was t h e r e And the facul-ty never h a d a be t te r t ime. F e a t u r e

of- the par ty was T H E movie, or" (

r a t h e r t h e movies because hey j a l so had some official I V N ('. foot-, ball p ic tu res which wert very nice Out of th is world, these _ bungrv wolves unan imouiy declared were) the sandwiches and with a little ; inves t iga t ing , anybody can liud out who the. chef was - Soon.

soon, the Apprent ice Associat ion j •will a n n o u n c e a meet ing for tin-jmrpose ol re-elect ing officers. I Watch closely fo r th i s date . ny;n, and b«" at that meet ing. T h a t ' s the ' only way of having a good associa-t i o n — T h e Appren t i ce Baseball Team is t ak ing .on a big-time air . Frost Pau l , a real basebal l man with plenty exper ience , is manage r , and Alvin Hansen Is - business manage r -Tin t eam ha-- been ac-cepted into the T idewa te r .Baseball •League and the first g a m e will be played on April 23. Jo t tha t 'dan down in your me.mol>ook right now so you won't forget to he there.-^-Yesterday the co r r ido r s were smoked-screcqed f r o m t h e c igars Cliff Robinson passed out to ce lebra te the a r r iva l of his son. Congra tu la t ions Cliff. We a lways thought . you were good "Dad ' m a t e r i a l — W i t h a king size wel-come to the " n e w " boys, yho al-ready seem right at home we bid you adieu 'cause we've lot* to do

Civil Service' Examinations

\niMiniieeuieiit No. (IM49) covers an Assembled examinat ion for the posit ions of T e l e p h o n e Operator . CAF-2 and CAF-3 and Telephone Su|»ervisor. CAF-4 and ("AF-Fi This announcement is f o r probat'ional appoin tment in the s ta te of North f'-arolina

Th< form to file is the SMMMiAB. Applications must lie on fil* with the office of the Director . -Fourth T". S. Civil Service Region. Tempo-r a r y Building "R" . 3rd and Jef fe r -son Drive. S W.. Washington 2S, D. C." not la ter than t h e close of bus iness on 2f. April. lf»4!<

For f u r t h e r informat ion e o n c e m -inc reoi i i rements for ••licihllity. read thf announcement w h i c h is posted on depar tement b u l l e t i n . hoards in first and second-class 7K St offices.

\niMinnreiueii1 No. offers a n T'nassemhled l a m i n a t i o n tor the posi t ions of Oontsriiction Inspec tor . CAF-7 t h r o n e h CAF-10. r»1a'-es of *»mnloym«nt a r e Camp Tyeieune and Cher ry Point . N. C.

Forms to file ar*- F o r m s ST and SOftl-ABC Apolications m o s t bp on fil" with the Oflic»- of t h e Recorder . Board of 1* S Pjvil Service Ex-amine r s F . F. Mar in ' Ba r r acks , r a m p Lejeune . N. C. not ls-ter t han th»>vclose of bus iness on 4 May. 1&49.

For detailed informat ion concern-i n r r eon i rements read the an-•ponticerr»?nt which ,^s Tvost"d in firsr an^ Rpcond-cla^s .post office*- anrl on your det»ar tment 'bul le t in lw»ard.

ABOUT THE POINT % H U , K D m 3 I

Newport Edges 'Flyers1

In "Comedy Oi Errors' iritli Ne por t ' s T idewa te r

s" diamond last ked out' 15-14 wiii in a p i t che r ' s

lubs shut t led h u r i e r s in and but to t ry to s top

Cher ry roxnt s. baseba l l e r s locked born; League t eam in .in exhibi t ion g a m e Sa tu rday af iernor tn Newport' pass ing parad t a s both a two-way « c o n n c sp ree

Though the locals counted a thr i l l ing t r i ph play in the seventh f r a m e . poor, fielding m a r r e d the th ree hour and fifteen minu te e n d u r a n c e contes t . Many defensive metj i 1 lapses were recorded in addit ion to those regis tered in the score books.

The Mar ines s ta r ted well. Open- i tng p i tcher Don Buchanan , though I hit l iberal ly , managed to leave j the g a m e with a Jj-4 advan t age a f t e r | a f o u r inning su. i t His " F l y e r " i successo r . " P r e n c l i y " St Anient. I seemed ready to coast in on the j s t r e n g t h of a g igan t i c <;-run Leuth-neck upr is ing in the fif th, begun I by a muffed double play Jn I ron ' 12-4. St Amant and the local in- j field proceeded to go to pieces) s imul taneous ly . 'a l lowing Ave New-j i port ta l l ies In t he sixth f r a m e Piggest b io* of -th»- ral ly came iti tin fo rm nf u t h r ee - run homer i»? lie ir i t is into deep left center .

Spa rked by Hinder son s "g rund s l a m " fou r -mas t e r into r ight ceiis-«riield in the first o3 , the eight . Ne e k e d

Ugllt ill tli;i

• jiintli inn iu j base r u n n . i

ofi-ei

when a Leal h e

Newport MM) SO.". «Kt«> • 1.'. * h e r r j Point . HO (*. 1 old - 14

Sullivan Shines Against Newport In Sunday Loss •i 'berry Point - F lyers t hen se t -««tid on. run exhibit ion setback 4-S. ifi a s "many da>>~whcn th> c lub- tangled at the Tui<«..i.-: ' town nt! Suuda> . April

Southpaw J im Sull ivan the "Flyer -" most h - a n em TO: : , "

Triple Play Point's First

C b r r r j Point didn't n a i l to r an official r eason ' s n|»eiiinr be-i n r r spr ing ing a t r ip l e pLaj on ;:n opponent . T h e weird o e r u r -iinee nr r i ie i l hi the «te>enth in-n i n e «i last Saturday*- c a m e with Newport .

With two New|M»rt r u n n e r s ••a anil none out . t he T idewa te r ha t t e r lilt one to shor t r ieht ami the C h e r r j I 'oint ou the lder t r apped t he hall . l o M l a h as to whether he had made u shoe-s t r i ng catch or not. the Newport r u n n e r on second halted be-tween thi rd ami home inst lone cnoutrh f o r a tnirout on the ••lifeline. In t he contus ion, the Newport ha t te r |«i-*ed the r u n n -er on tirsl tuise who re t r ea ted to the *urk . th ink ing the hall to l i m e IM*II caught . Tbe re io re , the man on second wa- ont lo r h a t i n g passed hi- t e a m m a t e on the basel ine. Wonder ing what nn« happenini : . t h e rnnne r . on ltr-1 -omli teral -off the sack and w»* tu rged out to comple te the cycle.

>li»»t oi the p l a y e r - on both benehe- . ami main in the lield. didn't./- real iae what happened until the t h e r r j P o i n t e r s took I heir hat t ing poke- in the last halt oi that m i m e .

I N T R A M U R A L S P O R T S .

>lay 4. IMS. will m a r k swimming day tor C h e r r y P o i n t ' s i n t r a m u r a l bope tu l s wi th t ea big even" listed or en t r i e s . T h e r e a r e .id 11" yard f r ee s ty les . 30 untl «' ya rd backs t rokes . 5» and low ya rd breast s t r o k e s , t h r e e f ancy diving con te s t s I rom the one m e t e r board . 2IM> yard r e l ay »4 m a n t e a m ) , and th ree more f a n c y diving con tes t s f rom the t h r e e m e t e r board One man f r o m each s q u a d r o n may be entered in eac h individual swim-ming event , two men in one and t h r e e m e t e r board diving events , and tour men in the 2W yard re -

! lay E n t r i e s must be in by latHI, April 4th at Special Iv-rrines

T r a c k Meet T h e n will be a m a m m o t h I n t r a -

m u r a l T rack and Field Meet on .\la> 11. 1H45* Ten con tes t s a r e piantiei! inc lud ing : 1W. 440. and 22i! yard dash-«?. Broad J u m p . Shot

Javel in 1 :row. Mile R u h . l»is-• us Throw vs» ya rd run and a mile relay

Each squadron i- a l lowed one man per event , except the Mile Re-lay where each s q u a d r o n m a y en-ter a s a team. No person m a y be

n tered in more t han two dash or runn ing cou tes t s nor in m o r e t h a n two* field events . En t^ jes must be in t»y May 11 to Special Services .

"jifu?pty*' ' d i f t e by a l lowing V \* }«»••: -iiisr th re t w a v - r e d hit" r a br i l l iant six tunni - MOI\I»*SS stint

Tom Shepherd s t a r t eu :,v i . e a the rueck - and was rapped for al l ' " n : Newport m a r k e r s ir. log *h inning outburs t Atter van ar r ived- to unci ' t!i> t iv and • i-.rh " •ri- wa te - bats •>'. rh. c.Mt . 'her r^ I 'omt m - - ' va;V:"»

mat inn's ^»v»:irh -nid providing -t»«*ct;i

• r ' - n c si- plat- on-<- T *h» final t ram- the " F lye r s ' fell ou. run «h* >' deadlocking the c a n o < hcrr> " Point *MMt IMMI . s N •->» port INM .'-4NNI WOx - 4

* • : no! oa* it: nmtl i .

Bicnk Referees Bouts

Local Golf Team Tryouts Underway

' . . -mlidates tor tl*e 1!«4!' Cher ry team s ta r t ed t ry out

, : : t h e S ta t ion l inks last Nlonda? intri t ig . the week en-trant's. cont inued to compete lor t . - r ths --Mi :is- club t«> tes t ing ' he i r u r t i s f ry tt. u hole- medal mutch •ours- Tin e ' ch t men obta in ing

i cue - r s co re - to* ;ht course sl»it>d io be selected a - mem-

^ ot t he divot - o rgan iza t ion However should l a t e r en t r i es s u t -

tss ' b e t r low m a r k s m any sub-•quent tna ' . the posi t ions wiP in •«: : conijietit ion. providing" t he :a. is • onducvec. unner s

S. o' -'s ; r , c : Jills week 's tUa l s veritietl b> i'h;b pro B:i! 1 'anser ittt- o:'.ier a'- ' i or-rec solf 'officials.

-• a : :h« L-opspletion . .. ro;:s;.ti i-:* .vf t lVstaa ts J a c k -

N:-.v; \ . r . S t a t ion ' s club-:>- r~ s:ar t : • Murines on the i r w..> Vn .• a t C h e r r j -Po in t .

OPENING DAY BALL GAME BROADCAST

•• — ,s> definf . t a r r a n g e -r-en*- « - •> so : vonf i rmed. ' bu t s t a -tii>.:. KIT .New 3 e m w a s t o h;.« •->. . .us : t h e o p e n i n g sa t i *.iie.'!{*4V Basebal l season .

.linn the crowd headed for t he • iriy Shop aud .enjoy oiu of many

!:i-«-;r.;ij!t!i .ni l prof i table hobbies .

l . c a t h e r c r a f t : We have received , hi * siiipni- nt ot lea ther and

"lliv: • is"Yooii;" for a n _ t o ivork < e r a i u i c : Tr> your hand at mod-

eling i lav We have the 4ciins. tools aud d a y , i s c h e a p

. „ i ' hwtug raph j . ^ , \\< — .u-t...t-quippad^ accomtiiodat* >«u; and your

m i s

"An endurance- contes t is what yon coald c lass i fy the Boston snn» smiled J o h n n y Tinsley a f t e r r e t u r n i n g f r o m t h e H u b w h e r e his "*Ficbti» r i y e r > spent two aayF ami <Ttilings or u n s u c c e s s f u l b a t t l e -fought f r o m noon unti l midnight with no r e s t a t e . " be c o n t i n u - t didn't see t he sack* l o r m o n than a lew h o u r s - a n d du r ing tha t a t e exact ly one mea l . "

T h e bus iness m a n a g e r , p r e s s a g e n t , d i rec tor and a l l -purpone co -o rd ina to r of Cher ry Poin t ' s gip,, i ndus t ry minced few w o r d s in exp l a in ing his ,\a

England AAl finals and t r i b u l a t i o n s . Confront with the na t iona l a m a t e u r c r e a m of t he c ro j ^ t h r e e of J o h n n y ' s p ro teges en te red t he quar te t*®^ and none could t h r u s t f u r t h e r in to otxampionvi t e r r i t o ry .

F igh t s were cont inual ly in p r o g r e s s t h roughou t t he a f t e rnoon e v e n i n g s . ' T h e r e were no b reaks , no ha l t s , a n d p o nov ices in the raaj

| With the except ion of Cher ry Po in t ' s L e a t h e r n e c k s , t he 82nd Aarboq Division and sca t t e red e n t r i e s f r o m a few serv ice pos t s fighting uc»

' assor ted b a n n e r s , every compe t i to r in t he Ronton Gardens a s ta te t i t le in aornt we igh t division Ft*om H o n u l u l u . Oregon q Cal i forn ia , r aw-boned c h a m p i o n s poured in to t r a d e r a p s for National c rown. Ca l i f ron ia " t s r u c k it r i c h " in t h e t eam prospect^ field w inning the g r o u p t r o p h y ,

B I A M ' A M E L L t t P E K FORMS NOBLT i Nar rowing down the b e h e m o u t h s proved difficult. "Befo re 1 reali* ! i t . " T ins ley inse r t ed , "we were e n t e r i n g an e n d u r a n c e g r ind w*t werea! ! accus tomed to Johnny Biancan ie l lo fought t h r e e t ime in two dan ; F i r s t t ime out . his opponen t was Joe Gnr ro l a of t he S2nd Airlwrss

Johnny tu rned in a close win tha t weakened him for l a te r bouts o r followed rapid ly . In a few hour s . Biancanie l lo had to g o looth-aw nail for a n o t h e r victory. On the fo l lowing day . he met Bay Adkm Indiana and now Nat ional AAl ' champ, who c a p t u r e d a one poir t r i umph in one of t he closest bouts on t he card . Alk ins went • to t ake t he t i t le ."

Cherry I'oint p roved the only service e n t r a n t capab le of piacoj men in the qua r t e r - f ina l s . Fort B r a g g ' s h i g h l y r a t ed &2ud AirtMir*

Assas s ins" cou ldn ' t . l o rge beyond t h e t r ia l6 . Only Lee P; l len . pondero* i p a r a t r o o p e r we l t e rwe igh t , could win a s ing le fight-for Lt . Ray

minions . Pi l len 's subsequen t i m p o r t a n c e was minimized due to t» i f a r ( the doughlwiy suf fe red ' ignominious defea t h i s second t ime « j and just missed a "dreamland" dose at t he h a n d s of his supine ' opiKinent,

KAI1.I H1 TO S ( ALtl WEIGHT COSTLY T h e a s semb lage of top : f l igh t a d v e r s a r i e s proved bad enough and ti

" F l y e r s " aided to t he i r downfa l l by fa i l ing to m a k e the i r corm weight d iv is ions in a couple ins tances . Mike Zecca and ( ieorge Vickur were vict ims of the sca le m i s m a t i n g 2iecca couldn ' t s t r i ke Middle-weight and dropped a close verdict to a m o r e exper ienced and hardff punching Lightheavy who r e t a ined a 14 round margrin. •

J im l»elenge d r o p j H < a Heavyweight decision but rtceiveil tfe so lace of be iug . r eques ted to " d r o p a r o u n d " by a New York handte for f u t u r e r ing work a f t e r his d i s c h a r g e in Ju ly . Rudy Lara . Iw Spencer , and " I r i s h " Jimm> Smith produced crowd p l e a s e r s in ev«j sense ol t he word, fa l l ing iu defeat a f t e r very credi ta l f le display of r ing a r t i s t r y .

AES-46 Wins Intra Wilmington Holds Sports Trophy Cup Pro Golf Tourney

T h r e e t eams o l AES-46 a th l e t e s received the S ta t ion I n t r a m u r a l Troph? for sweeping champion-sh ips in Pool. Ping Pong and Bowl-

Machine and meta l - h o p : Whe-ther it be a "turned lamp or Trailer.

I i ranie . w? a r e set up tor t: . For wea»iug »• ha v. :to looniB

' and n e c e s s a r y space Miwlel r a i l r o a d i n g : We ar» work-

; :ng (u; a hire* layoul and ti»ed in-

s t a r t e d . ; For rad io addic t s w. ,;..*. • . -hop j set up and *h* s 'or* hi-- kits for i a s sembly

l lodei b n l l d i n r : Th- re - pienty j of room to work and »• handle- a

- racing model t .

i a r e e line o ' nnx

' m o t o r s raphy W iMidworkinr:

rom . s p . : : T ( ii,

For n-herniet i w« fiy-tvicg ki ts . v;>es. a n c s ir *. H:';S :or saie a t very reason*tut prices

T h e r e t r e xnstrui --.-r- *..-• 0f t h r -abovt lines ready :. S?-T- you.

goods that_cover.- a i : exc-p- meta.:. an t f^somt w ^ u r . iu-c R

Fo r f u r t h e - :n:orm r . : r r. call I apt . 1L s»wiurieli J . Ji. Blackmai l , a t TIT*

ing ave rages and R y d e r Cup points nutra l league. t he pocket -s i red

i g r o u p was crea ted by t h e . four , s ta t ion clubs for t h e p u r p o s e of

1 re ta in ing . in teres t in I n t r a m u r a l act ivi ty while Wing s q u a d r o n s w e r e

. a b s e n t on m a n u e v e r s du r ing F e b -rua ry and March. P r e s e n t a t i o n s

, were mad ' m the Drill H a l l . : April i r

Tii- clubs, r-ountmg no po in t s to-ward * lie Gene ra l ' s Cup. p u r c h a s e d

separa te t rophy to be awarded i the winner upon complet ion of tfie |:w-o-w*w»k. t h r e e - s p o r t t o u r n a m e n t .

Major Joe L. "Warren. Specia l ! Services Officer, made t he p r e s e n -' tatioti to -L'. Colonel AjThur H. j Adams. CO of AES-46. with m e m b -• crs of al l t h r e e winning Engine-j T c lubs wa tch ing . AES-46. needed -w ins i-n only two of the t h r e e s p o r t s

IK annex the cup . but cap tu red a l l j th ree to m a k e the i r v ic to r : a u n a n i -j mous ont *

Members of the AE5-46 S ta t ion Bowlers m c ' u d e d : MSgt G. E. Keui. MSgt. C! A Yabionsky . TSgt .

J . .McElwaine. Sg : R . E Clarke , and Istl^t. G. K r o s s

Ping P o n g e r s were : P fc . R F . Laval ie . Sg : J T Ogle. Sgt . G. Victor. Sr^ W M Petock . i s t L t . ^ J Mars . Sg: E W "Williams.

>ol s h a r k s mcluoed D F J o h n -M C HannaL and R J.

kowsfc. - '

Tin first a n n u a l PGA Golf«f t o u r n a m e n t will be held at Ca* F e a r Count ry Club. Wilmlnptnt N. C.. Apyil 23-24 K n o w n as t4? M'ltmltfyTfffrOpeirTlnTOWhar'® t o u r n e y will f e a t u r e many of tk

! Wor ld ' s leading p ros & A golf c l in i i April 2«' will.. In i.

p r e - t o u r n a m e n t in te res t feat art F o u r t e e n leading profess iona ls w scheduled to d e m o n s t r a t e vario* shots , how to play difficult situ*

! t i o n s and a n s w e r ques t ions ce rh ing the game A m a t e u r photo-g r a p h e r s a r e enc<iuraged t< t>h p i c tu r e - of t he event .

, E igh teen holes of medal pk> will find an expected field ol l'* p ros and a m a t e u r s compe t inc t* first t w o days . S ix ty low scores will compose S a t u r d a y ' s Those wil l ' play S a t u r d a y ant: SB» da} for do l l a r s in p f money Low a m a t e u r s wil

| ceive a prize and sco res i' Wi lming ton OjK?n will count nea>

| ily in sec t ional qua l i f y ing for |Nut iona l PGA chami i iansh ip I in gnverages and Ryder Cup j ; will be figured f rom the local 11 :'M : ney .

Fol lowing is a pa r t i a l list < , Innter known pros who will

pete: Bobb> Locke. J i m m y je t . Car? Middlecoff. J i m FerriK

Ed Fnrgo l . Bil l P a r k e r iloca >-• i P r o M a r t y Fn rgo l . Sk ip Aies«" | tier. J o h n P a l m e r . Chick H a r b ^ j I>utch H a r r i s o n . Ky Laf loon 1 ton Houfner E l l swor th . ! J i m m y T h o m p s o n H e n r y Ran*"

una E5ru Mont i

CHEI .RY POINT WINDSOCK 15 A m t t t - 1 M B

it s" Resume Series Today At Baseball Field

ainst Fort Jackson ' s ncu ^ the Station Drill Hall t

5oxers Top Ft , Jackson ake 5 ot 7 Engagments

jlmn> three of their s ta r a t t r a c - , i n l r o u b l t . dur ing round two Cherry Point s Fighting a I 1 ^ Canty was on the ve r se of

.-wept 5 out of . bouts p 0 i n ; . down i t t h t final round when Red D e - , ^ b i l l rang- TinsleyV 1 .ight-

. heavyweight pui on a game show ; A packed house tu rned ^ a b t i o r b e t ! l o u o f punishment tht- event. ^ IQ^J^

S»r*J»g at * V-01- s ^ v e n " b u o t . Bantamweight George Vicknair rd found a t n o of "Fighting 1 V J t | i more aggress ive than diminu-

• favorites unable to com- | U v t > P a ? McCarthy and earned a Johnny Biancaniello. number > decision over the "Red Devil"

man still h a s n t recovered a couple of cut eyes to per-

bim the luxury of put t ing on Sln<-r*. Though Tinsley could

inserted the " J a b b e r " into the tht- coming All-Navy show in

triestou caused the " F l y e r " Sv IP hesitate lK»u Spencer . rk Lightweight, was the victim u broken nose in Boston and []•;" box. J immy Smith cost ;rr> Point i ts number two

chtweight candidate when the Irishman complained

Bears Flay Point Royals Lupu . 2 studded Lineup On Saturday Night For Local Hitters To Contend With

who concentrated on backpeddling and counter-punching.

•adaihes before the

Cherry Point Has "Shoot *Em Up" Western Sunday

Cherry Point movie-goers were treated to the old style "shoot em up" Western p ic ture last Sun-day. Tht- western, a re-release, was

bom Smith • firBt o f i,!K l u ,M" s hown on

Cherry Point will play a Sat-urday af ternoon-nighl double-header with two separa te clubs The first contest will occur Saturday af ternoon against For t Bragg a t the ^aseba l l field and the "F lye r s " will t ang le with the New Bern Bears under l ights a t 1 ; 45- in the evening in New Bern baseball s tadium \

On Sunday. For t Bragg and t h e "F lye r s " will meet in an af te rnoon encounter . Monday will find Cherry I 'oint in Lit t le Creek for a two came series with the Amphibs.

Point personnel in uniform will be admit ted f ree »o the Bea r - /F lye r " game.

El Toro's Basketball Coach Coming Here

El Toro 's outs tanding basketball • coach for the past two seasons. ' Captain James W Tumu. has re-I ceived o rders t r ans fe r r ing him to I Cherry Point . N. C According to j t h e base newspaper "Flight Jack-et." ti»e t r ans fe r will becomv effec-

Montreal and Cherry Point will resume their two game series to-day at the baseball field a s the "F lye r s" s tar i another diamond year Yesterday, both clubs were -lated to meet "in the season 's first Ottilia 1 contest. The' Canadian out-fit. ampv supplied with Dodger castoffs. expects to provide the Marines with real competition this a f te rnoon .

Ha»e k i n s . Giuntrlddo Two lures Montreal brought here

tive sometime next mouth By saying "Goodbye"' t

the Marine West Air Stat ion will j lose one o! i t s must .uccrasf l i l | A1 CionfrhMo

suffering f rom an upset sto-BCII and »'ib removed f rom the

liea-let. I j i ra Win ?.ltfggish Kudy Lara re tu rned

ii> Lightweight class to bat t le r Jackson's Don Hays and score

the live "Fight ing F lye r " •s, Appearing slightly over-

La r« had a bad Bl»e!l lo-rd tin end of the first round -j! Hays held ;i decided upper id In the final two rounds, ily returned to club the dough-

with a . battering left and ishinc richt hand combination.

push turning Hays ' face into a ofly smear. Kudy lacked the | l e r t i

Sunday the s tar i •ning sine of the new theatre .

t Fea tur ing "The Durango Kid" 1 more deranged than Durango) and his six-gun with the eighty-bullet magazine, t he picture gave the ser ious minded Marines a laugh, a l though is was intended to be any-thing but funny

HqSq. Sta. Starts New Chow System

Because of complaints by S ta -tion personnel of line crashing, a

I new system was inaugurated by | Major John King, squadron Com-manding Officer, last week

j. Under the new system, the per-j sonnel are lined u p in format ion with the junior NCO's taking prior-

| ity in line Immediately following (comes the M P. guard and then | the rest of the personnel .

Now. when a late-comer a r r ives , j he can no longer cut in ahead of

! yesterday are wrapped up in the Tuma. l * r 8 Q U , i t , f a couple e*-Brooklyn-

ites pi tcher (Hyde King and out-King. war -

coaches During the two seasons j r e ' i e * K t a r o f F la tbush spent under him. Uic El Toro j «"<*- '* " r t r U m : lo r t he Roy-a « e n - compiled the m o n o u t - 1 a I s Gionfriddo. *•!«,"eiitered ba«e-s u m d i M record In their «ix-r<«T i " ' 1 1 " >"•" » ' "l™*"1

old histnrv. Hi t teams have b«a> ' 11101 r"1'1"*11

to,, contenders for All-Navy eharn- a l , o n , e r d l l r t I K ^ 1 M t BrtK>kl5-n-pi<m«liip» it. each earn pais . . « « " < -

In one scene; till " D u r a n s o Kid" i anyone els , to - t a l k - i s his buddies." who is a lways dressed in Mack j ,u , n ius l take his place at the end t probably in mourning for the [ (,f the line. script which just died) is t rapped j previously, family style serving in a barn by thi r ty or forty ugly j was tr ied, but failed when person-looking villians. Is the Durango j n e j complained of the food being Kid finished? Heck no! Wham, the | cold. barn doors crash open and o u r ! §<, U r t he new system seems

:harges through the bandi ts successful , and as soon a* minor touch of his r ing a r t i s t ry .

Bascuni Beasley. another Light- j won over F r a n k Kava- j "Bad Bascom" was at his

so ic the third round. Though hoy.-, were t i red. Beasley

*ri well and often midway in laiiza to earn the j u d g e d nod.

l!«>u-«»e R e t u r n -t Welterweight Division was

arketi by the re tu rn of Lloyd t. out with a broken hand February, to- action. Kousse li.,.; . .herok . ba t t l e—agains t

•avier Jim Thompson, but the ugiibo? won on a TKO in the " round when Lloyd suffered a

hit- left eye. Until t h a t was anyone's fight as Rous-

took th» first round and averted possiblt knockout in the sec-

w'itii u magnificent comeback tht ropes.

Hank Penko and Don Bowden ti»« plaudits of tht crowd unusual three round show.

IK' ' "present ing Cherry Point . ' ' ' lash a f t e r a ser ies of itdhouot punches. H a n k miss-ntos; o: iris wicked shots and | '•ri-u-tj really roared when Pen-

Bowden both went flying th- ring in the final round—

- p e o p l e who say.

on h i s - re fugee- f rom-a-g lue- fac tory , details a r e worked out . it will n a g : Although there is a m u l t i t u d e . probably be put mu» permanent ol mean-looking pistols po in ted ; U K P , in "The Durango ' s" direction and l ^ all going bang-bang like mad. our i boy escapes unscathed and d isap- ! C 3 1 1 I " " T f I»ears "over the hill ." Mis mother • • must 've been f r ightned by a Hon-

1 dini! In another spine-thri l l ing, pulse

: t ingling scene, t he "bul le t -proof-j bandi t -bus te r" is out a -gunning I for some onry varmit hiding in [ the brush. Our Hero is t ak ing re-! fuge behind two pebbles and is i blazing away at th«- despera te des-parado when lo and behold, ano ther das tardly figure comes up behind him and f rom a range of 15 feet blazes away with his portable can-non. Natural ly . he misses. Fol low-ing a 3(» second pause in which the "Durango" seems to have forgotten what be wa& supposed to do next . he ge t s his cue. drops to one knee -and bang! Chalk ofi -one bandit . Natural ly , be whir l s a round , and a f t e r shooting at the o ther guy with whom he has been fighting it out for half -an-hour . get ' s him "Daid

] between the eyes" wi th one s h o t ! " Pre t ty good If you ask me. Tht- ending of the p ic ture is no

.There "The Marine s aren ' t rugged any- AES-A to Quantico. m o r e " If Cpl. Joh'n (J. Metelski of AES~4»; heprd that s ta tement . he'd cull the speaker a l iar and with due just if icat ion. —Law—Tuesday monTlng at" ap-proximately t)M«)o. ( j»l Metelski. who hails f rom l -a rkawanua . N. Y.. and th ree otiier men were sent f rom radio station NKT here at Cherry Point t o remove t r a n s m i t t e r ' an-tennas f rom the Ad Building roof. '

While removing the an tennas . the 21 yea r old Leatherneck sat on the edge of the roof with his foot braced against an insulator suppor t . Apparent ly the suppor t broke. Cpl. Metalski lost his bal-ance and fell to t he c r a s s near ly th i r ty feet #below.

The dis j iensary sent an ambu-lance to the scene of the accident . took the Marine to the sick-bay for t reatment * Luckily, he suffered* nothing more than a shaking up

ing ou te r garden spot today Another likely beginner, out-

fielder Sam . Je throe . is tabbed for an ups ta i r s boost soon. Kermit Wahl. who, handled shor ts top for the Syracuse "Chiefs" last season, is a, leading infield possibility .Wahl played for Cincinnati at shor j while up with t h e Reds for u short time.

Roy Newcombe. 17-game winner with Montreal last year, may fire a -few a t the "F lye r " bat ters . Jean P ie r re Roy and Frank Laga. other famil iar In ternat ional leaguers , might be selected to oppose the Marines by manager Clay Hopj»er.

- F l y e r " Team Set The " F i v e r s " will have .to be a t

thei r l»est t o overcome Montreal. Ted Schl ienkofer will probably s tar t at first. Billy Goodyear a t second, e i ther Jack Komanak or Tommy BiggB at short and " H a r d y " Holloway at third base An ou t -

M1UJSK. I-niK. Bna. USN ( N , . " * 1 " Okowski and Irom H.qEq t«» PHn-f Fr»m Active i" an opening probabili ty. Duty. i Hurl ing und catching a r e still a

ASKEW Edwin E.. Wo. t r o A day to dav proposit ion.

Last year . Captain Tuma brought his c fab to t h e fiuals in the All-Navv journey. loHing to the Quan-tico Marines by only two points in the Championship game..

Last season, the El Tort) flyers went to the quar ter - f ina ls of the All-Navv tournament a f t e r taking l l t l i Naval District and West Coast honors.

While Tuma was at Camp Mira-mar dur ing 1SM6. it was his leader-ship that brought the Miramar Ma-rines to the l l t l i Naval District football championship, and a tie with Alameda NAS for the West Coast Navv ti t le.

- OUT

ink still t ry ing to connect . thri l l ing. Our Hero doffs h is I and minor bru ises , but fs being ---enied to have quite a bit disguist i ]»erHonally.' I th ink he j held for medical observation.

staying in the r ing shoul i have* left it ou t . kisses h is 1 You've got t o admit that it isn' t ilirough the ropes in the j boss, l eaves , the gal s t and ing t h e r e . e v e r y i m e thai can fall th i r ty feet

'nt -:...«•!>&• also broken-hearted and r ides off in to j and still be a round to tell about the sunset . What a cl imax! j i t . 'If tha t isn't rugged, what is? Zeeea Trii

down process of body :uring the e a r l y ' p a r i of

"S":: euabf td Middleweight Z*'- . w conquer F o r t . J a c k -

- Holt "Zeke" opened up the titiai round

Advance Orders In For More Officers-

Cherry Point tangles Bragg in a weekend series here

DOYLE. Edward J.. Major , f rom and meets Little Creek next Mon-AES-4'i u> San Francisco . Calif. ' ,\Hy and Tuesdav

CURTIS. Oliver W . Is tLt . . f r o m ; ! HqSq u> Coronado. Calir, r i r - - —

_WASE. Raymond E.:-istl^:;-• rr6m"*Ytidiir'TMF-22". to Memphis. Tenn VMT-1 to Camp Lejeune. N. ('. KELLER. Kar l T.. IstLt. . f rom

BOWERS. Marion R.. Capt.. from t MWSS-2 to Camp Pendleton. Calif. VMF-22S to Carlisle. Pa . BOTLWARE. John C.. IstLt. .

MAIiOKEI. Emmons S.. IstLt. . irom WesPac to Quantico. Va

INTRAMURAL T H R E E SPORT TOURNEY O N

In t r amura l s|K>rt i 22." and VMF-224 came out on the underway at the long end. Seven more contes ts were

I played Thursdaw. April 7. In these l 'owt to de lermine who'll pick up M A C ( i . 1 A E S _ , C . A E S - 1 1 . Hetlron-

2. VMR-2S2. and VMF-22S were declared the victors. AES-42. HqSq-MCAS. MWSS-2. CHT-1 and VMF-

A tli ret- * tournament Rec Hall in Bowling. Pool aud Ping j Pong to de termine who'll pick u j some valuable jioints in the Gen-era Is's Cup Trophy race

Four. Ping Pong games were ! 224 shared the loser column. AES-played April a AES-42. Hedron-2.! 41;. Hedron-2 and MWSS-2 won AES-4C and HqSq-MCAS won thei r j while AES-41. VMll r2£2 and HqSq-tilts while VMF-461. MACG-1. VMR- ' MCAS dropjmd games VMF-223 and

and VMT-1 came out on the AKS-42 were involved. iK a double wrong end. On Wednesday. Apri! 6.' torfeit . VMF-224 whipped AES-41 and YMF-222 drew a bye Three games

MAY Lee L l:»l>erto t o MCATS.

mashing lef; that had the 1 , , . < ap t . Alexander <<arr tt MCAS.

OP f o r 11 ta»ock" 1 Quantico Sua: gong sounded. £nd lX Thomas W. Cbellis to Di-

m y dropped a unan imous ! vision of Aviation Washington. doughboy Bud DeCoT-1D- _ . r u « w a r d A. BaUry and tic*.. - lgh theavy melee. De- H n r „ , d i , a , . .. E ] T o r o , v o v > „ r r K j-. >

' cross had sailor J f T F l - Quant ico_. V

AES-42 MACXi-l. VMF-461 and Hedr«»n-2 won in bowling on Apri! r,. VMR-153. VMF-222. AES-46 and HqSq-MCAS were thei r defeated oponents. On April fi. YMF-222. AES-41. VMF-224 aud SMS-14

pacific " t n u m p i . e 6 . V M R - 2 a 2 . V M t - l . H q S 0 -KtL l . liaiterl H. Kan- lo AirFWF ASS-41 d re« a bye u ^ „ w s s . 2 w t h M t l a y . ,

1*41111 n w i Jusepli E. Ita 1 i- 10 1st Ma- a c t m t y . The tolhnrtm dav, MACG-

rine Air Wing- games featured act ivi ty on 1. VMF-223 and SMS-14 were the CW<» Pa l L. Summer and WO April 5 On that date. AES-42. losers VMF-153. AES-46. VMR-

< land# V. F a r m e r to MCAS Quan- AES-46. HqSy-MCAS MWSS-2. and 2r,2 and HqSq-H t r iumphed over .\BS-41 were winners VMF-461. VMF-222- HIJ Sq-MCAS. VMT-1

on April T lound AES-42. AES-46. aud VMF-22." in t h t winner listings. Hetlron-2. HqSq-MCAS and VMF-

j 224 dropped thei r games. On Tues-„ , . . . I day. April 12. MACG-1. whip|»ed Ml""r «- f «>Teiir to n r . , VMF_,ra VMK-252 VMT-1

i and AES-41 drew a bye POOl.

MCATS. Hedron-2. VMR-252. "VMT-1, VMT- and MWSS-2 respecitvely.

CM CHCTinr ronn wwmsocte i» AW»U- n o

Rupp, Britt And Finn lt> Take Command Of

New Reserve Squadrons Major Russe l l I). Hupp. Com-

. m a n ding Officer of VMF-222. and t w o fo rmer Cher ry Point officer* will. t a k e charge of thr«-" of the s n K.W proposed Reserve un i t s by Ju ly 1. accord ing to a recent Navy Depar tment re lease

Tlii new unit*. t h r e e lighter squadron* and three suppor t ing a i r de t achmen t s . will be located at Naval a i r s ta t ion* in Bi rmiuc-ham. A l a b a m a . .Viagra Falls . New York, and Lincoln Nebraska

"*'be squad ron* will fly F41' " C o r s a i r s " and each will have an au thor ized s t r eng th ot 4« pilots. 10 aviat ion g round officer* and 145 enlisted personnel Their des igna-t ion* a r e those of wa r t ime Marine squadrou*^ winch were decomm-issioned

T h e suppor t i ng a i r de t achmen t s , i ouuuauded by officer- of tin r«-r u l a r Marine f turps . normally in-clude iwo o the r r e se rve officers

and 3!« unlisted p^rsonm-l in the t r complement

LtCol George F Br i t t . l o rmer Operat ion* Officer at th is base, will es tabl i sh the de tachment at Bi rmingham on May 1 to suppo r t

'.VMF-451. The squadron will IK* Ionini iss ioaed about J J u n e

At Niagra Fal l* Major Russel l j i I> Rupp. will es tabl i sh a suppor t -ing ucuichmeut for VMF-441 which i* scheduled lor commiss ioning on 2 " Ju l} The ma jo r , who ha* been selected for promotion to the r a n k

'of lieutenaiH colonel, will h e . d e -i laclied f rom Cherry Point about |2H April

F igh te r Squadron 113. to be com-i missioned at Lincoln about I Ju ly . ! wit! be suppor ted by a de tachment ..mi ; Major Edward V Finn, lorm-ei Operat ion* Office: of MACG-1.

Cherry Point based squadron . The de tachment will b»- es tabl ished on 1 J mi-

Def ense Director Abolishes Marine Corps Birthday

1 i<'ien»< Secre ta ry Louis John-si abolished t he p rac t ice . of sejia-n.!n»l i«. .»>>. lor t he Arm>. N a v j . Air Force and Marin- Corps on April «'•' in fa vol til a s ing .e cele-bra t ion that would be observed by all f o u r serviced s imii t tunemislv No dale has been set Pit the new "Armed Fo rce s Day" .IS vet . t f iouch Admiral Louis E Dentieh! stigge-t ec! Sept - (laic o! Jamiii « stirr.-nd-el-. as a possihb choivt

Ry abol ishing special day.- tor each" service. Johnson ended the a n n u a l Marine Corp- b i r thday f e s t i v i t i e s ' w h i c h occur J a n 1" iti Murine f u s t s am! s t a t i o n - ' t h r o u g h •i!! ill- ('oittiin-.ita! l innl* ol th- ' I i S ' a i e - and on toreicn soil

' l . e . i t l i c r l M ; litVnilav . v .;

• siai»hsb-i! :II and h a - been ' ce leb fn led ever sine.

Air Cadets Must Have 2 Yrs. College

i From All Hands Mugazine> NJ-V> men luiving less t han t w o

years ;>i collect educat ion a r e no longer eligible to app ly for t r a in -ing a - naval aviat ion cade ts Under •in earlier" mortification of e n t r a n c e • i ivm-n t* . a bight school edn-i at ion was sufficient

Vinav s-1'.' i NDB. "1 J a n . 1^49' s t a l e s thai effective jr. Feb 1M* impl icat ion* f r o m enlisted men with 'high school educat ion only .<• • suspended unti! t u r t h e r uot iee Approx imate ly ' r.n p e r cent m o w app l ica t ion- for NavCad t r a i n i n g than can be approved in fiscal

' !!*4«' bav.t been received f rom ser -vice sources For a sumip.iry of lia-ie r e q u i r e m e n t s for XavCad eli-i r i *••. VI! "Viands Sep tember

"• It - an t i c :pa t ed that . iiew di rect ive concern ing e l i g -• IP - lot 'at! t r a i n i n g wil l Tii

ti^omulgaled in ttic near f u t u r e

NAVY NURSE BELIEVES MARINE HYMN WOHDS

Get New Bfflets An a n n o u n c e m e n t f rom the Nat

ion a! Military- Es tab l i shment laKT week revea led severa l impor tan t CriTTUTUiTtll in Mown., -4 W«-tion. T l j r n e w a s s i g n m e n t * a r e to be effiectiv«- t h i s s u m m e r and in-volve t h e fo l lowing gene ra l off icers:

Br igad ie r Genera l Ttanma<- J . ( u - t a m a u . now command ing Air-c r a f t . Fleet Mar ine Force . Pacific, in Hawai i , wil l become Assis tant f o m m a n d r n g Genera l of the Firs t Marine' Ai r W i n e at El To ro Cali-fo rn ia . '

B r i c a d f o - (w-neral lVniiani L . McKit t r iek- who ha* been com-m a n d i n g Mar ine Air Group Twen ty -Four . ' R e i n f o r c e d i and Command-ing Gene ra l . Mar ine Air Base, at Ouam. will become Thief of Staff and In spec to r Genera l . I>epartment of t in Pacif ic , at San Francisco; Cal i fornia .

Brfamdler O u e r m l l-aw-mi H. S . S a n d e r s o n , Deputy Commander of the Firs t Marity5 Air Wine at El T o r o . . Ca l i fo rn ia , will become As-s is tant Comandinj? Genera! of the Second Marine Air W i n s at Cher ry Point . Nor th Carol ina .

l i r imtdier Genera l Chr is t ian F. Srli l l t . Con imandinc . Mar ine Air R»-servt T r a i n i n g Command . Naval Air S ta t ion . Glen view. I l l inois , will become Chief of Staff . Fleet Marine f o r c e At lan t ic , ai Norfo lk . Virgin-ia lit will succeed Hrixradier Gen-eral Vernon L V e r e e . who is to a s s u m e command of Mar ine Air «5roup F i f teen a; Eden ton . North Carol ina .

Hrixradier Genera l YVHliam « . Briee. Ass i s tan : D i r ec to r of Avia-tion. H e a d q u a r t e r s . M a r i n e - C o r p s , will succeed Br igad ie r Genera l Schil t a s Commande r . Mar ine Air Reserve T r a i n m c

Genera l Brict will be succeeded by Br igadier Genera l Clayton ( . J e r o m e , p resen t ly Chief of Stall Mar ine Corps Schools . Quant ioo . Virginia

T W O D I V E B O M B E R PILOT A W A R D E D D F C S IN D . Q

T w o av i a to r s a t t ached to Mar ine H e a d q u a r t e r s received - w a r t i m e *e-ccirauonf joflay t r a m Major Gen-eral Will iam. J- Wal l ace . D i r e c t o r of Marine Av ia t i on , f a r combat dive-bombing miss ion* flown in t he Solomon I s land* a r e dur ing middle of World W a r II .

L i eu tenan t Colonel Glenn L. Todd qf -Concord . Cal i forn ia received t he Dis t inguished F ly ing Cross and

1 Gold S t a r s m lieu of a second a n d j hi* th i rd t h rough n in th Air Medals . ' Col Todd flew a to ta l of 47 mimlon* ' in the Solomons in IMS and 1944 a s I command ing officer of VMSB 235. I He is a g r a d u a t e of St. M*ry 's College in Cal i for ina . was des ig-

.na t ed a Naval Avia tor in !«mi , i* now in t he In te l l igence ot m a r i n e n e a u q u a r t eft .

Major Danie l L . Cummin?. Mazon. I l l ino is , received Gold Si, in lieu of h i s second anc D i s t i ngu i shed F ly ing Crosse*

] hi* second t h r o u g h s ixth Ai- at, i a l s . He flew 42 miss ion* n ^ ' Bat t le ot Midway and -at ( . n ^ . cana l in 19-**2 and IMS. Ma; Cj, j m i n g s was a t t ached to VMSB J i and VMSB 141. H e majore t i u> q

gineer ing at P u r d u l"nivt>rsi Brad ley Poly technic Ins t i tu te . ^

j des igna ted a Naval Avia tor in ] | and is now in the Aviation Peru nel sec t ion of M a r i n e Headquartq

\y ii-liingttin • \FP*> l emps i . H Fowler .

Marin* S T A T U S 1IBKAKT

Itip l»eck Bnlldlac

lt> Y r a n e e - l lnwell N . 'N<»VK-..s i

s.s n t t h e NHV>

s in the words , • H y m n wJiirli

i.ii'es the s t r ee t s nf Heaven nVej i' in (i |e. til", r s Marines ;«tn e n t e r n c rtutv. Mis* Fowle r l

• : au aflid.ivit giving her home Wheeling; W V. aud declared

in tent ion* nt re tur i iu : 'her* . | i tii' s - u -H-veranct f rom i

Elaster Sunrise Service To Be Held At Chapel

An Eas t - - S u n r i s e Service will i<* h-. hi at six o 'clock Snnda> morn-ing on Tlit . y awn in back of the Stat inn Chape! Las t i nc for t h i r t y m i n n ' . - . xhe ser.-iee vvjtl f ea tu re «b»—-<^»nrmm^rprOTT^faTi- jejioifs of ' the Hav.iitick Communi ty Church and the S t a t i n g r ' hap - i whf will f u r n i s h sjiectal m u s i c

It will in in fo rma l rn.-x w i th ; the Tout.li Fe l lowsh ip - ot Stat ion and Havelock Chr is t ian Endeavor a s s i s t i ng AI; persbune: aiioard th i s s ta t ion a r e cordia!!-. invited lo a t t end

New Engine Sets World-Wide Range

! T h e work ings of au eng ine tha t I will extend t he r a n g e of t h e Navy ' s ! I*2V patrol bomber to 14.«M*I mi les j we re disclosed y e s t e r d a y by t h e C u r r i s * - W r i g h t Corpora t ion . Known us the Turbo-Cyclone Ih. t he en-gine. an advanced vers ion of the power p lan t* of t he B-2." and Con-

s t e l l a t i o n . i* l«'ing produced in quan t i t y for t he t y p e of bombing plain tha t now holds t he world dis-

' l a n c e record

l r WMS ti • P2V. tin T rucu l en t Tur t l e , that flew non-s top f rom Pe r th . Aus t ra l i a , to Columbus . Ohio..

In d isc los ing the po ten t ia l of the new engine . Cur t i ss -Wright nounced that "equ ipped with t he new engine, present pa t ro l bomb-e r - . capab le of c a r ry ing an Htom bomb, can be given enough r a n g e to fly a round t he wor ld , wi thout r e fue l ing , in the fifty-fifth pa r a l -

Th is means , the m a n u f a c t u r e r s said, " tha t f rom some i n t e r i o r

, pomt such a i r c r a f t could fly non-j s top via L a b r a d o r , t h e Br i t i sh | Isles .the Baltic Sea. North f ' en-| t r a l Russ ia . S iber ia . K a m c h a t k a and tli, Aleut ians , back lo the

i s t a r t i n g point ."

Bandmaster Lync Makes Book. Cove

New York . N Y.— Marin* Mas i S e r g e a n t C. H L y n c h apt! model ra i l road at t he Marim (i

; Air S ta t ion . C h e r r y Poin t . N a r e fea tnre t l on t h e cover of March i s sue of the model railrn magaz ine . T H E HO MONTHLY

In additiiui to th is , the Apt i ssue of t he magaz ine will cat an a r t i c le . " T h e Lea the rneck Liae desc r ib ing Sergean t Lynch '* iinM and how he became in te res t s ! " r a i l r oad ing "

I T h e p ic ture* aud ntor> p repa red by the Cherry Point P«i lie I n f o r m a t i o n Office. SSg-Dagena i s did the photo* and Wil l iam Daum wro te the featta

j s ton"

Magic Show Here On April 19th

- G e n e auri J o . " « t eam of f a m o u s magicianK. and the i r trw( of a s s i s t a n t s will invade the Cha Point Sta t ion T h e a t r e . Ajiril f o r an evening of mys t i c emerui m e n t . s j ionsored by t he Spec Serv ices P e j u t r t m e n t . The dun presen t t w o shows , s t a r t i n g at a n d in t he even ing :

-BIRTHS-April i A daugh t e r . Gwendolyn j

Da d i e m , born to TSg and Mr*. -LenmiH! r Clark 1 '

Aprn :: A son. Paur l iavid. born to SSgt. and Mrs. Paul P.

April •— A -on E d w a r d Joseph S w e c n e j . .if Imrn to TSgt and Mrs E d w a r d .! Swepnev'.

April A d a u g h t e r . Alice Lou-ise. horn ti SSgt and Mr- W a r r e n w HIlske> .

V: h\ deat in c.i»e 1 •eshic

•H11> guarded by Cntiei

V A U G H N W I N N I N G

Movie Uniform Is Set for Officers

M O N R O E W R I T E S S O N G FOR A R M Y

\rn:y if one become* popula r , it may be the so des igna ted .

Tli« words of Vaughn Monroe ' s a r e a* fo l lows

T<> UKAI> !,Ut:;t(

sut te* ' •-•C- Mov;ng P . -AJ-, T h e a t r e

torn: of Uu •»>. W;.: - I . ® may In- wort . :• desired ' rrr Officers had bee r uliomed u>

v ;a"r- c lo th ing the i S ta t ion "Hr T:>'i .trr. ir .-accordaii < « i-iOA

and Base* G e n e r a ! Order No

Washing Sons <

ed 4 onnel d to w e a r

Reynolds. Aril St-tKir

leader for ht* "•'.Me:

' W CTT» C |

th« S ta t ion is :h t l"ni-

se lec ted *ron~ « helc. c: s u b m i t t e d The^ wi'.'. -p.. on the A r m y the p„ the yea r t o d e t e r m m t *h t ive i»opularn>

Genera : ReynuiQ> that none of t he se w:z test song* ha* b e e t

official A m ' -

•^n-i oc Jost tit. <vr-_ I •>- »!' «erBltr

rrooti X- •» ic th» Ann: .- Th- Ann* i* tfc* h«-(T nt izn0 s . Aat! -T-! K p.

Th- Armt i» lb MNI lor < B u

Station Theatre Tonight lson-2UT.il

Daughter of the West

Martha Viekers - Ph i l l ip

S a t u r d a y

Impact

Brian Donleve> - El la Raines

Sunday 1300

* Dream Girl Betty Hut ton * Sunday 1800-2030

Adventure in Baltimon Robert Young - Sh i r ley Tempi

Monday 1SPO-203P

The Mutineers John . Hal l - Adele Jer=-

Tuesday 1800-20"e

Stageshow J o and Gene

World F a m o u s rdagicu

Wednesday 1800-203'

Sundown Gene T ie rney - B r u c e Cabff

ThurSoay lhup-203i

Bid ere oi Whistling Pi"1

Gene* A m n

TK IflfflBtflBEPBIT I -m-

8 ) U . O. L. ^ b.Te been Qui t , . I r , of *} U- » - m. T b „ r ^ „ „ to*. * h, m

O p e r e t t a . . 1 » n « t D n r h i i lb , p u n week, t h i s . q u i d - l r o n n d ^ K g u a d r o I , ^ L±r *•« s m « " « W " | ron w«« ac t ive to « i B n n i l a l ; ^ ^ J n i o B ( 1 ; e m e t 6 . « i » w * e r TO r e c o v w l » h o . n l a c u r i t i o , to I > « 4 e ^ w o l c ( m e d t h e , sMiim. rmd It i£ impo». ib le t o : o u t aStaer* . H o n i e d a» in t e res t p a s , W ( . = t ^ C u p t i i n , * e . WI1-„ ,1,™ «11 »> thiF i r r t tUK. « . ih E lec tor , on Ike P r « t and m i l t - m f n m N A T T ( . M a n p i i s . w

. i l l j a w to s i r e t h e m . " b t a n - ; n e y B-S81W-1SW ene ine s t v e n fcr,E K | | p e c h Hewkuun-lers . • „ ,„rramtat i<mS ;Set- ft.nl A. Soucr . Onr p i l o t . t 0 ( I I l — M l l , M A G - H ; ^ j

w r par« l Louis J - S c h . e r t . l e r , * • « beoomt L e l - e c o n o m y j ^ s M g . ^ ! a t e i over t h e d n t j e . . t t h e | tn inded, and Se t - fioncy cull iu(j H S m i t h . ABS-42 I

I s p a r , B i s p a t c b e r . d » t ^ frontod t r l th m ^ v QnestlonE o . the : T h > . S a n a l OBir;r j doms « « * e I 1 * * • Oh t i w rfjortwww to addi t ion to thn»e , lUchard H I ' eaco t* . if a h u e v m a n S .snifnment he i . aliio h . n d l i n t ! P e r f t a i n s to enEiaet-. ;he*e davs a t he " w a i e * eta to" 1

, „r the police dnt ies of t h e Captain E . V. d i n e fflepped fleld-carrter-huidins-pr^ti™ I buildinga Saw him h a n s - "•« >»«<• t r . i h i w p r o s r a n . t o h ieh A „ J l l l m e ^ V M r _ „ , ^ ope o l t h e » lndoW F toK ; " = " • " . d onr enl is ted tnen were | j a r Q u a U S < ! d to B h o r t „ r d e r

with . te lephone in ' hte b u d . | "cbooled to the loUowins Hr i fec te , ^ c o m p e t i t i o n mnn b, a bMy .mail T wonder torint t h e week d o t h t o s and , [ o r ^

Avaiiibiiify Record Set By VMF 223 In Recent Puerto Ricair Manuevers

98-5 JUinull Flying Each Day

he would have done If t3»t Irf did not extend t h a t f a r ? H i s smess hat been in c reas ing wi th

ji> weather^® there have been of jH-oplt- l e a r inp -on fnr lonf th . . the man to contact if yon a bo|>. J list £ i r e him a buzz

fl«»' anytime durin?: the work ing

Willi some of the s t rong winda hare been blowing at t h e recently, the balloon boys

Aerology have been hav ing iiarti urn*- bunging on to those

balloon* that they send up at qufiit interval* to get da ta on mi~ a; upper a l t i tudes . "Was won-

why the smallest fe l lows Bally pet that job on a windy

and the big men go out when i? calm

wonder why MSgt. H. W. •em1. XCOIC of the Crash Crew, been going arounfa with a c igar

iii* mouth all the tame? Oonld that he had some l e f t over f r o m last blessed event in hie family ,

also must give h i m , credi t mgh. with fite chi ldren in t h e Oily he still h a s t ime tor a hobby.

#-354 Photoman ets Chinese Medal

clothing a n d ; equipment , she l te r t en t s , close fo r -mat ion a n d p a r a d e dril l , m i l i t a r y

Trophy th i s squadron t- t eams have w a n p u n m

— ^ j- x_, « , . a t P 0 0 1 Pin« Pong, and bowling, so OOTrtMj „nd diBciplmt. and wor ld O D . w a £ l D e . a f fa i r s .

P resen ta t ion ceremonies for eigh-totoi enl is ted men were conducted Monday a f t e rnoon , t h e 4th of Apri l , in honor of thei r p romot ions . Our new corpora l s a r e : D. IL Kemper . It. H. Adams. G. M. Gutowski . J . E. Gr in die. F . J . P r o nix and our new sergeant.-" a r e : "WT. H. Pa in t e r . D. L. J o n e s . C. J . Wise. J . W. Shray . B. F. Keeder. J . J . Nor ton. W. Day. E. H. Ellin. K. G. HelJwege. J . H. Gillen. It. I) Fiezkee. J . V . New-man . S. E . Jones .

T h u r s d a y a f t e rnoon T Apri l , t h e enlisted men were given a p a r t y at Slocum Creek P a r k , at which all squadron officers were gues t s . Th«- par ty s t a r t ed off with a sof t -ball g a m e which cont inued th rough-out the a f t e r n o o n

Beer and coke were avai lable a t

but the team h a s much confidence concern ing f u t u r e eventh.

"Shades of yesterday" it was when a g r o u p of pilots f r o m th i s j and o the r eqtaadrons w e r e sent to | sutoool for a week Now. w e ' r e j ta lk ing about ground-school and not that week of class l ec tu res the county judge enro l l s yOu in for being a demon on wheels .

Anyway, when repor t ing in a t the l i t t le c r ay school house a m o n g ! the pinet- on*- is inclined to blink one's, , eyes in disbelief, fo r t he r e is a scene so f ami l i a r as" to j a r loose a memory or two. F i r s t it necess i t a tes a jieek into the window to see if th is is real ly the place. Then , a s a rm cha i r s and t eache r ' s desk come into vie* - , t h e imag ina -tion is s u r e to t ake wing f o r a

nt and t h e new-comer h a t all t ime t with boiled eggs and hot

neet ing URIDII- of o ther s p r t n c s . dogs served a t 1530.

On T h u r s d a y night . 7 Apri l , a pa r ty for the officers of the squad-ron was held at Hancock Lodge at t h e expense of those officers r i s ing a bit l a te on a few occaatons while the squadron was aboard the U. 6. S. Midway'

Musical en te r t a inmen t was sup-plied by a five piece o r c h e s t r a ' f r o m the 2nd Ma* Hand C a p t a i n I t . "XV Cline. proved to be « most efficient j '»ar terf&er.

VMR-252

laster Sergeant Pau l Miller. J r . VMp.r..%4. was presented wi th I Breast Order of the Cloud and

finer. Seventh Grade, with Rib--br ie i—tvrenron>—heidfr ' o f ' Major L. T. B ryan . "The Cher ry Point Aerial T r u c k -

nimandinc Officer of VMP-354. ; d r i v e r s " known to mos t a s the Monday at 123o. Major B r y a n : Second Mar ine Air Wing t r a n s p o r t e the presentation to Miller o n [ e q u a d r o u . did a weighty job du r -

lal; <

Pe rhaps if the eye could only be brough) into pe r fec t focus t h e r e would be a th i rd r e a d e r or a spe l l -ing book lying a round , a paddle with holes in it on the f r o n t desk, an old apple core on the desk . miH a couple of smal le r bui ldings juBt outside w-ithin r u n n i n g dis tance.

Thought* of- ca re - f r ee days fade back into real i ty and in th i s life of income taxes and par t ies next

j 'l«H»r a f t e r midnight one si ts down • to hea r ala»ui icing condit ion* a n d | p r e s su re in s t rumen t s . T h e r e is no |

I on. it; tke—da**- with—haii—longl" I e n o u g h to dip into an ink-Well, i

Toro's Photo Pilots | Get New Type Plane

mmandant of the Mar ine Oorps. eral r K f a t e s .

Tf-*-rai: of fifteen year6 act ive Miller earned the medal while

du-> with VMR-153 in China b- lun- and held t h e r a n k of

'•ieutenam At the conclusion h». war hif squadron w a s g N e e J(>l <' Transporting suppl ies .

• "f .'.uti g rea t ly ass i s t ed t h e D*""~ -t 'Vernment in d i s a r m i n g Mies- torcet caught t h e r e a t *uc ol the war .

"rSeaii; Miller, who ha i l s fTom Pers-.pwii Virginia, a l so received

uUi General C. B. Cates. OHnztiuin- of the Mar ine Corps.

the le t ter r e a d : " I p leasure in congra tu -

^ ujKin t h e .Sward of t h * '"der of t h e . C l o u d and

' enth Grade, wi th Rib-1 * ~ i f ica te bestowed upon

National Government uuiii of ch ina f o r mer i -

-erricfc." -u:;uar> of '47. Miller was

1,18 'r • from PhtTn. to Oberry anti uctached to T M P -

he is now in charge ' of Laboratory.

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Amid combat field condit ions and a v t^orous schedule of opera-t ional act ivi t ies Marin < F igh te r Squadron 2SS. u n d e r Major It. W. Wyczawski * command, esuibl ished the phenomenal score of 5»hJ> pe r cent avai labi l i ty of" a i r c ra f t du r ing t h e recent- At lant ic Command Ex ercises . Attached t o MAG-11. the squadron operattsd Irani NAS. Roosevelt Roads. P u e r t o Rico.

11 any squadron in the Second Wing bettered th is record . It h a a n t come to light so far . Every day. except five, the ful l complement of twen ty - four p lanes was in t h e a i r . Dur ing one day two were g rounded ' due to o rdance difficulties. Upon landing it was discovered t h a t they had been damaged by flying rocket railr- and empty Sli-calibre c a r t -ridge* dropping f rom o ther . a i r -c ra f t in the format ion . There were four days when twen ty - th ree of the squadron ' s plane* went a lof t , one 'being downed lor normal main-tenance .

On J a n u a r y nrst VMF-223 had only t h r ee a i r c r a f t . Twen ty -one newly overhauled "Corsa i r s " were ass igned f rom Norfolk and com-pletely gone over with 12<»-hour checks by the Engineer ing Depar t -ment within the six-week 'period p r io r «o depa r tu re for Pue r to Rico ' T h e squadron flew 98C." h o u r s in c o m b j t flights and 52S> between Cherry Point and Roosevelt Roads , to ta l ing lj>22 hours of flight t ime for . the month .

E n r o u t e t o the Caribbean t rom Cherry Point twenty- two p lanes reached thei r des t inat ion on sched-ule . T w o were delayed a couple of days in Miami for minor r epa i r s . Homeward bound, all t w e n t y - f o u r landed toge ther at Cher ry Point on March . 14.

Although it became a common oc-curence for 223 to be neen winging over the is lands in a twen ty - fou r plan, format ion, " ' there w a s more to it than met t h e eye.

Behind t h e scenes were two busy and efficient lint- and check c r e w s

labored n ight and day. , to "keep every p l a n e in t h e a i r .

Here is the s t reaml ined organ i -zat ional se t -up that accomplished such n e a r miracle*

Baker , in charge of the electr ic s h o p : MSgt. Edward Klisciewoez. ins t rument shop: TSgt . T . IL Car-penter . Metal Shop : Sgt. Ivan Teter . hydrau l i c shop: TSgt . J ack Cross-ley . radio : 'SSgt . George Pu l l en and Cpl. A!rlii Kur t za sn . tool crib, and Sgt, John Pihanich£^parachut« de-pa r tmen t Engine u m r a i r c r a f t log books a re kept in order by Sgt Virgil Wei ton. the engineer ing clerk.

The line section is a small army of skilled aviation mechanics a n d app ren t i ce s and bears the brunt of the" a i r c ra f t ma in tenance burden Organizat ional methods employed h e r e a re a lways the. reckl ing f ac to r in a n y squad ron ' s p lane aval lahl l i ty problem The gen ius of MSgt Joe Robinson is expressed in the smooth funct ion of VMF-223's Line Section, fo r he is the respons ib le NOO-in-Charge. I

By dividing the l ine into six suit-sections, or section c rews and giving each the responsibi l i ty of ma in ta in ing f o u r ^ r c r a f t . all hands have a more personal interest and a g r e a t e r competi t ive spir i t in the i r work .

Each crew has M section leader and f o u r plain- capta ins , the bal-ance of the g r o u p being composed of "747's." (Specification Serial Number des ignat ing aviat ion mech-a n i c ^ and such addi t ional person-nel a s the squadron ros te r permi ts .

Under th is sys tem the newest pr iva te first c lass acquire* valu-ably t ra in ing and exper ience f rom the s t a r t , and without t h e haun t -ing expectat ion of finding himself " swabbing 'em down" or gass ing p lanes instead of working with the tools of his t rade.

Much credit is due the fol lowing noncommiss ioned officers, listed according to thei r respec t ive sec-tion c r e w s MSgt Donald Avel and T S e t Char les Nau l t : MSgt H'-rry and 8Sgt . J a m e s L l a u u a g a n :

• MSgt (ialen Martin and TSgt. Ran -dall Snoddy: TSgt . GUberto Mora and SSgt Joseph P r a t t : T 8 g t . Cleve WoIfa- and T 8 g t .

tin National Government j ing the recent At lant ic Command b- Republic of China for mer i - j Exerc i ses . If r epo r t s appea r ing a r e

iou* service whi le on ' ac t ive ! any indicat ion of what Mar ine a i r ] Having a l ready received two of it. r h ina The s w a r d was also . t r a n s p o r t can do the new F 4 t " s . and awa i t ing de-

tompained by a l e t t e r f roto t h e ( A total of 12J»51 personnel , some l ivery 'of four more of the planes . civilian observers and most ly VMP-254. s ta t ioned at t h e Mar ine Marines , flew with the t r a n s p o r t s Air Sta t ion at El To ro Cal i fornia , between Cherry Point ilnd the is the first Mar ine squadron on th i i s l ands to the south. A flivision Pacific Coast to get the planes , a i -problem might be conjured out of cording to the base newspape r , t h e the fac t t h a t 1.612 flights were made Fl ight Jacke t . d u r i n g t h e m a n e u v e r s , which shows ; Major Rober t E. Cameron. Com-that every t ime a p l ane took off . man ding Officer of YMP-254. i t the h *"as ca r ry ing a fn l l load. | o n l j pilot in the squadron at p re -

Dur ing the Exerc i ses , the " W o r k - , sent checked out in t h e new s h i p . Hor se s " of the Eas t coast hauled j though o t h e r pilots a r t scheduled 1 J T U 8 0 , pounds of equ ipment and for check-ou t s in the n e a r fu tu re , suppl ies for t h e Cher ry Point per- The p lane f- ia tures new improve Sonne! at Roosevelt Roads and .rnents in the camera se t -up • and Losey Field, the two Second Ma- cock-pit design The ship a l so has rine Ai r Wing opera t ion bases on an" ash t r a y ;uit c iga re t t e l ighter P u e r t o Rico. One of. t h e foremost lor the pilot 's conve&iencc Wem* on t h e Bupply l is t w a s t h e j 1 — : —-mai l . Keeping all h a n d s v u p on A person would have to t r ave l the l a t es t " f r o m home and Cherry i a round t h e world m o r e t han 200

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MSgt. Vernon and Cpl. Char les Hard in kept up the service of s u p

The Eng ineer ing l>epartment. u service upon which every headed by Captain E O. Alsip. is l ight ing unit lean* heavily whether divided into two . main sect ions. Eng inee r ing and Lint Both a n

in the field or at home. When t h e drone of engines or

coordinated and supervised by the whistle of powerfu l j e t s -can ~be_ leading chief. MSgt. Randal l Ver- beard overhead it is not only the non. and each is headed by an fiiTot* who a r e flying them. Some-enc inee r ing and line chief r e spec t - . where far below is the t r ue oo-ivcly. : pilot the man with ski l l fu l hand*

The Eng inee r ing Section is s t a$3Auid >• kit of tool* whose know -ed a s fo l lows : M«gt Clossy Mullins. • ledg» and en t e rp r i s e helped put engineer ing chief : MSgt. H a r o l d ' the plane into the a i r .

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Point was one of t h e big m o r a l e t imes in o rder to m a k e up the dis-jobs per formed by the pi lots and i tanci- flown by the Cher ry Point c rewmen of t h e T X R squadron* . ! R5D " S k y m a s t e r s . " R5C "Comman-

With han ls t o be car r ied on a t 1 dos." and R4D " S k y t r a i n s " while a l l t imes, a lot o f t h e t r a n s p o r t i operations- were place. pi lots and a i r c r ewmen w^ar* w i th - With a a g g r e g a t e of 5.225*.787 on . thei r " fo r ty wiakF*' A. one j passenger mi les to credi t in a crew cnief put i t . a f t e r flying f o r j per iod of two mon ths , the Marine 2C houre on an emergency r u n to i t r anspo r t s q u a d r o n s of t h e Second the Sta tes . **I haven ' t Blep: below | Air Wing showed that t hey were Sftt*' feet l o r t h e — e e k " ' o n the job. n igh t and day

B j LL * . A. Hill A week of "Hel lo . welcome

aboard and sorry to see you leave." got unde r way with MSgt. Jot Nesmiths welcoming a baby giri eloaely followed and duplicated by I s tL t Geo rze Elia* on S a t u r d a y !• April with iKJtli m o t h e r s and d a u g h t e r s doing nicety

On Monday. 11 Apri l . Captain George F . Mauman repor ted in f o r duty. His1* last s ta t ion w a s with VMF-211 at Ts tng tao . China and this ii< h i s first tour with a ca r r i e r Bquadron Captain and Mrs Bau-man a r e taaying t tanporari ly in TMQ 94UB. Also 2ndLt. Wil l iam G. Siegfr ied . J r . repor ted in Monday. Lt. Siegfr ied had former ly .• been a t tached to AES-46

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u «-arrier pilot f rom way back, iu-i eluding duty .aboard t h e V S. S. | Bunker Hilf when she was bit by ! Kamikaze p lanes dur ing the war I and a m e m b e r of the KMMftli laud-ing cluh. took his d e p a r t u r e f rom

j t he squadron Tuesday 12 April : He i* now. assigned to Service ; Squadron 11. Lt. Caswell h a s been Adjutant fo r the past year I s t L t J im Feliton is now rep lac ing him in the swivel ehnir

Fi rs t L ieu tenant J. J F ischer ; hred expert with the M-l last F r i -day I s tLt . D. R i t t e r previously

j copped 4 t h e high score. Lt. >jgi Tom W a r d , a n d Joe Cole-

niun of t h e I". S. S. Midway stopped I by _ the jumadron Tuesday to see how Mar ines f a r e ashore .

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