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Question: If you were given Big Success the opportunity to date anyone, you wanted, who would it be? Recruit Fires 325 By PEC. Alvin Flanagan To Win High Score BETTY DEVERATJX, Sales Clerk, Honors At Range PX Soda Fountain. —My first choice would be a fellow that sings CAMP MATTHEWS. Pvt. Lloyd with the Marine dance and A. Winter, Plat. 4!W, shot 325 out band of a possible 340 with the M-l rifle plays the violin on the "Halls of to make the highest range score for Montezuma" broadcast. I can't tell record day firing here 20 July. A you his name because it might total of 1215 other recruits shot make him mad, but I can tell you qualifying scores out of the 1-123 the name of my second choice. He's on the firing line. Of the qualifiers, the curly-headed boy that was the 157 made expert rifleman. master of ceremonies on the first Plat. 4SW, with GySgl. S. B. amateur show held two weeks ago Plascynski as PI, qualified the in the auditorium. When he was largest percentage of ally platoon-- introduced they said his name was -08.4 per cent. Next was Plat. 487. Boh Morrow." PlRgt. S. Lukachik. PI, with 95.3 per cent. Plat. 481, Corp. J. E. MARY DItUN, Sales Clerk, PX Soda Reynolds PI, with 93.5 Fountain. "All that I know as was third about per cent. my ideal date is that his name is Kill and he works in Hldg. HIGH SCORERS 3. He comes in here for a cup of coffee in High scorers for the day: Plat. once a while and I thought once he was to me 480, Pvts. James R. Hurd jr., 318; going ask for a date, but he didn't, that Donald Miller, 310, and Laurence A girl Barker, 313; Plat. works in here is in a funny posi- W. 487, Pvts. tion. C. Lee, 319, Of course, there are boys that Edmond Merrill C. come in 310, H, Ringcl- we wouldn't mind dating, Quick, Clcmenee we stetter, 308; 181, Pvts. but can't tell them so or it Plat. Earl be R. Ramcy, 31fi. Stanley A. Grendel, would murder. I'm kinda glad you came FULL bombs aboard a Grumman TBF Avenger at I 312, It. Leonard, along maybe Kill will A BELLY of 500-pound is loaded Henderson Franklin 310, and read this." Field, Guadalcanal, ship prepares to Japanese South Pacific Harry K. Schumacher, 310. —• as the hit bases in the A total of 23 platoons fired for VBI.MA IHU'N, Sales Clerk, PX record. In addition to the 157 ex- Soda Fountain.- "He is a sergeant Electric Megaphone pert riflemen, 445 qualified as in Sea School and his name is Ken- Captain Shows Sympathy sharpshooters, 044 shot marksman, neth Anderson. I don't know him An Emergency Aid only to qualify. and 177 failed other than to see him when he IINOTON.- A portable rcqualification tests, the WAS! In Rifle comes in here and he doesn't know For Overworked Orderly megaphone which will pro- Range qualified 24 out of 21 to electric me but he's for me. He can ask vide emergency communication fa* shoot did Hq.&llq., which quali- just cup By StfSgt. Samuel E. Stavisky, Combat Correspondent as for a of coffee and it dors eilities aboard ship in the event of fied 11 out of 11 for a perfect more to me than well. I just SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACJKIC (Delayed)— failure of the regular communica- record. tingle all is kinda over.. . .That man After move than a year's service with a Marine detachment, tions system has been approved by| terrific, I don't know why. I Bny Insurance and ship, the almost identical Lydecker (wins still confuse the Coast Guard, and will be re- hope day find out. aboard some I can all personnel—to the amusement and grief of the twins. quired equipment on all merchant Guam Native Wants Sgt KENNETH ANDERSON, [ Yesterday, for example, a sailor ships. 1)1. have met paid the $0 hi: owed Bert. Revenge On Japs Sea Srbool -"I never Bill Harbor the twins quit their jobs— —i— Be Courteous my ideal date. I've been looking a At one time both were orderlies Bert sold sewing machines, Bill de- SOUTH No man can lose what he never 1 SOMEWHERE IN THE long time for her, but the girl I for the ship's captain, F.-'ich order- livered milk—to enlist. After re- (Delayed)—StfSgt. Henry iiad. -Izaak Walton. PACIFIC want has to have so many things ly stands a four-hour watch. After cruit, training at Parris Island, Hcrrero has a double score to set- about her; maybe I'll never find a week's duty by the twins, the where they baffled drill instructors, tle with the A of Japs. native her. First she must be intelligent, captain approached Hert—or may- ami specialized training at sea Guam, was DISTINCTIVE— his homeland attacked a good conversationalist; she should be it was Bill and sympathetically school in Norfolk, Va., where they while he was a dentistry student in have a knowledge of the fine arts inquired as to why he was serving baffled the 'old salts,'' the brothers MARINE CORPS America. He cut short his educa- and be able to take a couple of an eight-hour watch instead of the boarded ship to add to the confu- —INSIGNIA tion to join the Marines, and al- drinks, too. And to top it all, she usual four. sion of Navy men. ready has seen action in the Makin would have to be considerate of THEY LOOK ALIKE "Write Home Island raid. and other peopled feelings have a The Lydcckcr twins, PFC.'s Al- . JEWELRY Lacking only one year of gradua- humor. Now, I Engineer In sense of where am bert A. (Bert) and William \V. Corps _ __. from Stanford University, he DIAMOND . tion going to find her?"' (Bill), at the ages of 30 have a A flight test engineer for A intends to complete his studies after ! Vena WEDDI.NCi SETS close similarity of huild, looks, and Aircraft for three years, I'vt. \/A 7S war and return to Guam. L.VTHER JOHNSON, Hq. Co., i Priced As Low As «P*-*- • the — manners; each weighs 175, stands ; George M. Morton is now training «* StfSgt. Jim G. Lucas, Cor- Gd. Bn. "There is a little red- Combat 5 feet 10,4 inches, is ruddy com- lin RD. He barnstormed over the respondent. headed girl that works over in the PX on the soda fountain. She is plexioned, anil both are blonde and country. A graduate of Texas A. fr MUTUAL Bay More Bond* the cutest girl I have ever seen. losing hair on just the same spot M., Morton played with the Tcxans JEWELRY COMPANY their in the game at New Can You? There is only one thing wrong with on heads. Siißar Bowl 939 4th Aye. San Diego her - she's just a little snooty. But Shortly after the attack on Pearl Orleans in 1937. A trainee, impressed by the wis- I suppose she would change if I dom of his sergeant, ufked the non- ever got to know her. But that com why he never had applied for hair and that face is from out of OCS. this world. Wow!" "Remember the last war?" the xcrgeant asked. The jeep said be VICTOR MOOHK, Public Rela- had a hazy recollection of it. tions Office.—"None of that Holly- "Do you remember Sergeant wood stuff for me. My dream gal A NEW ARRIVAL OF j 1 York?'' he continued. The private works in the PX, too —behind the said he'd seen a movie about York. cigarette counter. She's small and "Chum," concluded the sergeant, has dark hair and the sweetest putting a friendly hand on the smile I've ever seen, I have more jeep's shoulder, "can you name me cigarettes stacked up in my desk one of the second lieutenants In drawer that I bought just to get a DRESS BLUES (| (Tex.) and I don't smoke, 11 that war?"—Camp Wallace look at her — Trainer. cither — much!" j j SELECT YOURS NOW ... \ \ I j A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD j :

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Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 6 Synthetic Training Program Meets Need For Aerial Gunners Jap Transport Sunk Over But Process Fits Men Marine Is Seasoned Veteran By Air Strafe Fire All SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH The Feuding For Rear Cockpit Of Africa, Dunkirk Battles PACIFIC (Delayed) —IstLt. Ralph By Sgt. Wallace McLean, Murine Combat Correspondent G. McCormick participated in some CAMP ELLIOTT. Anything; of the most daring fights with Firing At Enemy KEARNEY MESA.—Marine 2dLt. J. S. Canlon lias not can happen in war—and— did last already enemy shipping that Marine avia- engaged the enemy for his native country, but is a tors have Solo- evening when a .Marine and sailor Veterans of South Pacific encountered in the chapel seasoned veteran of this war. mons area. were married in the here. Encounters With Japanese lie was living with his parents in North Africa when When dive bombers, which he and Despite the traditional rivalry Teach El Toro Fledglings hostilities broke out in 1939. He* five other Marine pilots were es- between the two services, Pvt. enlisted with the French and main problem was to prevent men corting over Russell Islands were Wilms Russell, ISMCWR, be- EL MAG-11, TORO.—The task fought at Abbeville and the Somme, from falling victim to climatic con- unable to knock out a Jap trans- came the bride of PhMlc. I*win of turning out a continual stream was engaged in the delaying action ditions, primitive living, malnutri- port, the fighters flew low enough H. Cooksry, I'SN'K, at nuptials of aerial gunners to man Marine at Dunkirk, evacuated to Brest and tion and other hazards of the South to strafe the ship and send it to conducted by T.L Harvey E. Corps dive bombers and torpedo again escaped to Bordeaux where Pacific war," the bottom. Swanson, (ChC), CSN. he was returned to For pressing home an attack On mission Lt. Commenting the bombers one nf the greatest Africa. with another McCor- on unusual — With the Franco German arm- his division of nine dive bombers mick destroyed a float type Zero union, the bride said, "I really problems - training sine* Pearl istice, be returned to America and against 10'enemy destroyers 17ri in tlie Jap's Rckata Bay. So many think he is at least half Marine." Harbor—is being met here with a enlisted with the Marines to "settle miles from his base "with such zeal times did Lt. McCormick's squad- Cooksey lias been in the Navy synthetic training process deemed up an old score." He was taken and determination that two enemy ron hit the Japs in Russell Islands since early last year and has been essential in preparing men for from Machinist Mate school and[ vessels were destroyed," IstLt. that the members have become attached to the Marine Corps made officer ' Frazer was as the "Russell most of that time. He is now combat. candidate, Howard C. awarded the known Haiders."— DFC. StfSgt. 11. stationed at Camp Pendleton. A staff of thoroughly trained of- JAP IN PLANF.? S. Bolscr. ficers and enlisted men, all of H was a bit' far - fetched to be j/g Whom have seen combat duly in true, but StfSgt. Joseph F. Me- gunner, Corp. W. .1. the South Pacific, is credited with dico's turret ! thought they had a JapI the success of the training pro-; parachutist aboard during a fight gram. T.i. Cols. Lawrence Norma.n, j with Zeros. Lyle H. Meyer and A. G. Bunker: Radio gunner McGhee's para- and Capt. R. P, H. McLean direct. chute slipped from a shelf, caught ■ on his headphones and ripped the training. j open. Ijargen saw the silk folds : KNOW THEIR STI.'FF and shouted over the radio: j "AfeGhce, get 'im quick. There's; TtJgls. Burl 13. McVicker and. a Jap parachutist in the plane." I David K. Sewell, who flew as rear ; Beat gunners in the battles of AWARDED DFC ! Guadalcanal and Midway, are the For planting a couple of hundred| principal instructors. Sgt. C. L. pounds of bombs smack amidship Radford, who instructs in communi-i of a Jap destroyer, Capt. Herbert cation procedure, code and recogni- j A. Peters was awarded the Dis- tion of aircraft and surface vessels, j tinguished Flying Cross. WITH "After dropping his bombs he re- IT BETTER spent nine months on Midway and ] SAY has 22 months of overseas service, j peatedly raked with machine gun Training rooms in the group's ad- ! fire other vessels of the enemy Biinistralion building are equipped, force," the citation stated. "These with facilities which include cab- hazardous operations were con- inets for recognition and two 1G ducted at extreme range for such; mm. projectors for training films.; aircraft and at night and in very is given over entirely to; had weather." Sett&I'DiCUHAHcU One room a SA2 trainer for synthetic gun- Capt. Peters also is credited with nery. The device projects imagesj destruction of four and a half of enemy aircraft on a screen which enemy planes. i lor many the. diamond traditional symbol also has a gun synchronized for TROPICAL DISEASE *—.1 years lias been the of!* Sighting and teaches gunners when *#!* (MS love. Let a WOSK diamond he your messenger, Come in and Casualties arc not the biggest to sUiri firing and the correct aim- * choose from a problem to the medical corps work- . k wide selection of solitaires, ensembles and ing point. Capt. McLean said. ing in the South Pacific, according f wedding- bands. Round effects and an image of ■; to Li. Connlr. David C. at- \^-.-> t:iil of a bomber on the Gaede, : > No exlra charge for credit the thrown tached to the Marines. gives the student the illu- j screen "Whereas 00 may be: casualties in sion that, he is actually in the lear ! combat, an additional 200 will be-; gunnel' cockpit of an airplane.| come incapacitated through Similar effects arc obtained in a malaria j or d,\sentry," he explained. "Our "Gunairs*ruetor," a device for; teaching fixed gunnery. j /SStafl HARRY 5. lUDSH ' Buy Xnimrance nFfflßlMr-riRVY STORE ( ) 334 UJ. bROODUJCtV Pair Talk Chinese *V"'W snn DieGO.CPLIF. At Breakfast Table By StfSgt. Earie W. Johnson, Former Chevron Reporter SOMEWIII'JPwE JN TOR SOUTH rAC'TFTC, June IS (Delayed)- The clatter of knives and forks and the chatter of breakfastcrs in a dining room near here stopped abruptly one morning when an officer and ft Chinese clergyman started a cas- ual conversation in Mandarin, a Chinese dialect. Specials The officer was Lt. Homer S. k,i,i Jf;™'' s Coppedge, who learned Mandarin liawic int-dals.. .50 I \ SliftrpsJiyuUT during five of service with years ru'lfrnrtn 50 t awM or Co Marines China. He and the jrn.i-Usii.iLn -50 terms. the in Kxpcrr. met they were seat- ¥ *^ »ninisl.er after ■ioMlMW.fcto _, V, 1 1 6B ed at the same table. The officer T»|Bii'"r"Jii«fff Collar ornu~ ' m'"ntK,'"""'poir.. .75 was surprised to learn that the clergyman could speak Mandarin, ' since that language is not common In Southern China where the min- ister lived. jl r-tns ;\rf- Ft rift ly to l\ S. Buy Insurance MnriiiL- Cun.--S T'nl- form lir-tfulul ionH § ur > '.'in- in (mv. y Lost Billfold Found hnrlc ■' On Body Of Enemy USNH, San Diego.—How a bill- (Jrvil.s of wnnifd, fold was lost on Guadalcanal by a por itriiit, }vr Iho Marine and found two months later Ala ri n p "T" —a went On the body of a dead Jap was told by Capt. Dale Miller. Imi prepay trnnsprirt** "It was during our big push," he _._. tioii by InsurH ■aid. "One private was in a sector which was forced to give ground Xti orders temporarily in the face of a Jap r.o.n. shipped counter drive. He abandoned his \M (1;1 >' to IVpt, C7. gear, including his billfold with his girl's picture, money and identifi- cation. "More than two months later we found, on the body of a Jap, the billfold, pictures and identifi- cation." Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 7 PETEY VISITS WASHINGTON OR WOLFING IN THE NATION'S CAPITOL By PFC. Leo B. Pambrun (OC) "Yeah, on Rog Miller's S2O he lent I am perched on my usual stool me, I wuz flyiu' high—men m' in the beer stube at. Quantico ad- feminine Geronimo lakes in the miring the beauteous scenery which IRussian Club, Troyko, th' May- is at present drawing the foamiest ! flower, an' Child's for joe. pitcher of suds ever T'vc seen when [ "We gits back in time f have a sudden rush of mouth-breeze an- ibreakfast with Wilke at th' "-100 nounces the indomitable presence jan' I hits th' sack in m' four-fifty of one Tetey. room I ain't slept in yet. "Hi, sad sack," X give him. "I also took mc a real bath inna "1..0," he answers, nodding gen- real bathtub practically the first teel-like in the approved fashion of inna year or more, gee! a one OC which never week-old J "People in Washington is grand, fails to- tee-off the NCO's stationed: an' Marines really rate there, too. among neophyte looeys. Petey j the ! What a town! I have a cup o'j WHAT'S WRONG with this picture? This Marine is violating regulations by trying to is accompanied by lean, two long. jamokc with a Free French officer, thumb a ride, and he's in the way of traffic. Carelessness in traffic and disregard of military lanky characters also wearing the : and brushes up on my rusty frong-} and civil regulations have already taken lives and caused the injury of many service glistening "OC" pins. j language. I holds th' door at the are sorely on the batllefronts. the sad sack, ; men in this area. Accidents unnecessary and help is needed "There." says "arc Ambassador fer a vcrji charnlin' respectively PFC's. Dave Rchreincr Chinese lady who is with her and Dick Thoronally, erstwhile All- j Chinese officer husban', an' Aus- Americans from Wisconsin. It! tralians, Canadians, New Zealand? Could Be Salt Air--r Mebbe The Chow seems," Petey adds grandiosely,, ers, an' sich are all over th' place- StfSgt. bigger than dr. the turn out such "that Marine officers of the futurei so arc Wacs, Waves, Wiggles and By Samuel E. Stavisky dozen times Com How cooks dc-» Jones' Bonhomme but she, Jieio'us chow their cramped sea* are gonna be football heroes." I Marinettes Marine Combat Correspondent Richard, in — " places her Marines the goinjr galleys is always a mystery "Whaddaya mean 'gonna'," I "They Marines, Fctey, get IN too, on j are SOMFWHURE THE SOUTH lighting top. to sailors One snort. "What about Pressley I; word," tell "an' the mo- and Marines. menu - the I him, what are jPACIFICj (Delayed) From High mean Lt. O. K. Pressley of on the superstructure, her last week included stuffed olives, Col. '■ Wiggles?" ■ ; jment th« bugle blows reveille and pickles, celery Clemson, and there's mean Marines man light anti-aircraft. sweH mixed stuffed Dick—l "Wiggles is any dish in uruform ;the boatswain's mate pipes down, hearts, Lt. Richard Hanley of : These short-range guns, manned by rice turkey soup, roast torn Col. North- you can't identify," he elucidates. , "Up all hands," the day of a sea- last turkey sage ; both Marines and sailors, are with dressing, cran- western." going is a merry-go-round. "Well, gittin' back t' th' story. Marine jline of defense against both tor- berry sauce, snowflake potatoes "Yeah," Dave puts in good na- \ The doesn't, actually make ': There is a charmiu' creature in the busier ; pedo and dive bombers, modern and giblet gravy, buttered aspar a* turedly, guys was good in : the rounds and blow his 90-odd "them j elevator at th' Raleigh, an' I rides , equivalent of historic, in-fighting gus, cole slaw and sweet dressing', I guess. j calls in each sleeper's oar. but their day, Havva beer?" up'n down like a yoyo gone crazy, he |boarding parties. Parker House rolls and butter, request of j might as well. The chip's loud- Accepting another, I hut don't make no headway, as ' Early in the history of the British pumpkin pie and coffee, candy and speaker system, an arms-length Petey how he got along finishing! business is business and she's ■ mixed nuts. -- from his bunk, accomplishes the and American navies and the pri- his first week in OC. I busy. Most old-time Marines always same results. vateers, Marines were used gencr- "Well, Duke. I'll tell you with "I rushes out into 11th Street, .ially as military police, a task which want to get back on sea duty. And each marks off its own them KPD's piling up—that's extra| knockin' down a cop who sez, . call created bad feeling among sailors. They claim the salt air gets into for field scarfs adrift, segment of the busy day's schedule their blood. police duty 'pardon me' (that ain't what th' . Today the Leathernecks man the unlocked, Irish ■ mess, drill, school—but most of ! Maybe so. Personally, I think it'» lockers pennants cops in San Diego say, I guess you smaller guns alongside of the blue- yer all, cleaning. | that brings back, hangin' under bed, etc.—l wuz know) and' grabs a cab. Now it so, Inten.se competition and the chow them In port or at sea, clean, clean, jackets. worried 'bout giltin' eny liberty happens a dowager is also in th' it's clean, Decks, overheads, bulkheads friendly rivalry in practice and in Saturdays and at. inspection, whenj cab, an' after she gits over the and jnctalwork. Pipes and fillings. combat have developed mutual re- Capt'n Amblaston. our CO. rattled someone is tryin' to play spect feelin' Furniture and furnishings. Long- and teamwork between the of fa list o' discrepancies a yard| games, we discusses th' situation. i services. long T be : range guns and anti-aircraft guns. was sure there wouldn't ;' minus th' screams that wuz begin- Shipboard still retain in th' offin. Hut somebody t Sweep down. Swab down. Clamp ; Marines none nin' to attract a fair sized nuilti-: their traditional duties brig scn- got or forgetful, an' goes down. Turn to. Marines do it. : kind-hearted I| tudc on 14th Street, and we , jtries, bow sentries, color guard. caught the wood huruiii' cattlccar'j on to th' station. j Sailors'do it. jguard of the day and orderlies for 1345 Washington." | clean- at "I gits the 0O4!> Richmond, j A mania six days a week, |admiral and captain. "You the capital?" ing mean nation's : Fredericksburg and Polomai: for becomes a veritable frenzy on Hut spot an enemy plane I asks. and Quantico. Yikes, what a ride. They Friday field day—when all ol.her ithey're ail fighting Yanks. "Yea, man!" he emphasizes,' . first got everyhody they could in activity is suspended for a con- at what a town! | When I boarded this ship a "What, a town, Duke, > the seats carryin' the deal three certed cleanup preparing for cap- Pacific Raleigh, I runs j naval base, it seemed as First off, at the deep. Then they spreads 'em out tain's inspection on Saturday. New York San Diego; I massive as a group of into a old pal from the in the aisle, leavin' 'cm vertical as Since Continental Marines helped skyscrapers against the background mean Lootcnanl : Rase. Wilke -1 ttiey git more in Uial-away. When John Paul Jones establish respect ]of clouds. Appearance dc- Kansas, in ORC,! ■ storm is Wilkerson o' now I gits here, doublin' down th' track. for the I". S. Navy with their ac- ,ceptive, for aboard ship, particular- he look schnazzy : and brother, does ;th' door bottoms wuz already closed, curate Revolutionary war mus- Ily below space is an acute summer : deck, in his Palm Beach service! las soldiers, M'rines. women an' ketry, sharpshooting Leathernecks j problem. "Wilke decides old times outrank themasts, the shrouds MARINE babies—an' a few unhappy travelin' ■■ have manned Every foot of space is utilized for in posi- the social differences our jsalesmen —wuz hangin' outta th' and the fighting tops of our ships. hammocks, sandwiched in tiers, besides. T can pull more tions and doors like clusters <>' flowers an' j This modern man-o'-war Is a lockers or other gear. we have a quick \ OFFICERS; salt on him and '■crowdin' a too small vase kinda' It's not ba<* sleeping below in chat and suds. wilted posies at that." | port, for there are no mosquitoes he's up for th' ! New Uniform Shop " 'Course tied ', going is or flies aboard ship. At sea, how- evenin', I cruises down | "Tough as the at OCS,! so Penna said, "I'll bet you CAMP PENDLETON.- A t;iilor ever, every hatch and porthole is eyes peeled Petey," I smiling, Aye., m' fer action.; shop has been opened in 14 Area, battened down tight. Not even the lil' corvette in were glad to sec Quantico." ! Soon a pretty all ; word, Duke-liPX, where ready-made and tailor- | modern ventilating system can seersucker sportin' a pert j "Glad is not th' and One our made uniforms are available. Store duplicate the fresh salt tang of the cap and globe pos'tively felt rescued. o' j green an' a.nchorj Kalrgc': hours are from OUOO to 1800. air on deck. floats alongside likka breeze. fav'rile instructors. P'too J me it'd be like "Well, T guess you know we dined Skinner, warned prac'ly did a Barney at O'Donnell's, there lil' M'rine ! this; but T that an' good ol' deck!" | Suntan Tropical me. Even if was a \Ross kissed th' miss an' she Bny Bonds . w"»r sarge, I paid the bill!" Worsted "Soun's scrumptious, Pcfey, boy," Money may not buy happiness, I chimed in. as Dave and Dick but you'll have to admit that with grinned appreciatively into their it you can at least be unhappy in "Pass the shoehorn. Sarge, IN STOCK! suds. comfort. 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group of Marine fighter pilots who- wrote aviation history in Mating letters in the Zero-in- fested shies over Guadalcanal during the early days of bitter fighting for that strategic island willcome aboard the Base tonight to recall some of their experi- ences on the all-Marine radio broadcast, "Halls of Montezuma." The fliers, all of whom were iwnvbcrs of famed VMF-212, which iccounled for 94 Japanese planes with the loss of but four of our «jwn, are now stationed at MCAIJ, jfbl Toro, where they arc teaching A "new generation of Marine Jlycrs how to clear the skies of Japs. PAUSING BRIEFLY from their j"ob of knocking off Jap Zeros and bombers, members of Marine Fighter Squadron 212 The story of the famed squadron, posed picture top led by W. Bauer, for this group on Henderson Field, Guadalcanal. Eighth from left in the row is I.t. Col. Harold W. Lt. Col. Harold reported tonight listed as missing in action, will go Bauer, commander, officially missingl. Their .story will be heard on the "Halls of Montezuma" program. on the air at. 2030 over the nation- wide Mutual network from the Base auditorium. All Marines, their Here's Box Score Of VMF-212 families and friends arc invited. Heavy Dive Float Total NINE TO APPEAK Bombers Bombers Zeros Biplanes Planes **Lt. Col. H. W. Uauer 1 i f> .. 11. Appearing on tonight's program Maj. F. R. Payne Jr 4 .. 2 ., 6 will be nine officers who recently Maj. C. J. yuilter 2 .. ,. .. 2 received decorations at ceremonies Capt. L. T>. Kverton 4 .. 4 ., 8 at El Toro. Honored guest will be IstLt. 11. F. Stout 2 .. 2 .. 5 Mrs. IstLt. J. H. King Jr 1 1 2 4. Bauer. IstLt. L. M. Faulkner ..213 The officers arc: Maj. Lot en D. IstLt. R. F. Flaherty ■ 1 .. 2 .. 3 Evcrton, Capts. Robert Stout, IstLt. SV. M. Walking .. l'i 3 414 Frank C. Drury, Jack K. Conger, IstLt. C. C. Chamberlain, Robert F. Flaherty, William F. 'IstLt. K. I), flaring Watkins and George F. liastian; '■IstLt, L. C. Taylor 1 ...... 1 IstLt. F. C. Drury IstLt. Charles Freeman and Lt. I 2 3 !i IstLt. .T. E. Conger 4 6 II) Martin, (MO .. .. Marion T. USKR.' IstLt. R. <). White 1 ,. 1 flight .. surgeon. Another program j Isi Lt. C. M. Freeman ., 3 .. .'! guest will be Martjun. Earl S. Ross, j IstLt. R. II. Baker .. 2 .. 2 who served us sergeant major 1.0 IstLt. ,T. P. Sigman 3 1 4 ithe ground officer in charge of I JslLt. «. 1<\ Bustian .. 1 .. 1 'building Henderson field. IstLt. J. M. Massey..".... 2 2 PILOTS formed the th" are now ...... officers will some of who "Fighting 212 scattered IstLl. K. F. MeLeod 1 1 The tell j among squadrons. Among at IstLt. J. Rogers 1 1 own experiences in fighting new fighting those El Toro F. .. .. their "Mm-Oun. H. B. Hamilton n 2 7 off numerically superior forces of air base are Capt. Jack Conger and (in rear) Capt. George .. .. Jjasiian .1). Japanese planes during the days and Maj. Loren Evcrton. Destroyed In air 29 9 42>i 4 S4Vj 'they were on the island, and will Destroyed in ground .. 4 0 10 pay tribute to their intrepid leader. who, according to the Medal of Total destroyed 29 9 4K'; 10 D4V4 Honor citation, displayed "dis- Aces Among "212" Pilots I'lanes destroyed on ground were not awarded to individual pilots. tinctive ability as a leader and an "Killed in action. airman," and whose fighting spirit "Missing in action. (There were no enlisted casualties.) "was a vital factor in the success- Decorated For Heroism Ten File's were lost in action, none in operation. Pacific made a four attacks Kekata Bay and par- ful operations in the South pilots of VMF-212—the squadron which VMI'"-212 total of on area." Nine Marine ticipated in a total of eight attacks on enemy transports, destroyon* fought off repealed enemy attacks on Guadalcanal and stint and cruiser forces. As a result of these attacks, carried out solely by FOUGHT AGAINST ODUS !M Jap planes plunging seaward—recently received decora- this squadron, two enemy destroyers were crippled and possibly sunk. a review and ceremonies at MCAIS, Toro. They The squadron had a total of 2:) pilots, J5 ground officers and 53 Guadalcanal, Bauer- lions at EI flight Over Col. " enlisted men, I surgeon and 4 corpsnien. participated in two actions against were: I U)UEN D. EYEKTON, and bases. He personally shot down Jap forces, during which he shot MAJ. j[ | the a 10 planes. He holds the Purple awarded Silver Star. During down five planes and left a six'h now CO of VMF 113, was awarded i: of DFC. Awarded To ! Heart for wounds received in com- heavy bombardment Guadalcanal smoking badly. Later, after lead- the Navy Cross for "extraordinary:. by Japanese naval forces, ho vol- j Squadron Leader ing 2ti places on an over-waler heroism and distinguished service bat. untarily position of safety to j WATKINS, left a ferry flight of more than 6UO in aerial actions against the enemy|| CAPT. WILLIAM F. proceed across terrainbeing heavily WASHINGTON.—Superb airman- VMF-113, was the DFC. miles, hi: engaged an entire squad- white serving in the Solomon Is- i; awarded A shelled to render medical aid to |ship and gallant fighting spirit, won striking force in which he was a ron of enemy planes attacking the lands." On 20 Aug., he participated|| wounded men. Later, he initiated ifor Maj. Joseph N, lender combat pilot intercepted two cruis- Ftermer, TJSS McFariand. He fought so in a flight which intercepted 16 Jap ! the system of care of wounded en- |of an observation squadron of tho the fact his of which per- crs and four destroyers on 10 Oct. brilliantly, despite fuel bombers, three he j-1 route as they were being evacuated Ist Marine Aircraft Wing, the DFC. exhausted, He a and in the ensuing air battle he supply was nearly that. sonally destroyed. has total , from the island in planes. He vol- j According to the cil.Ht.ion by Navy destroyed four Japanese planes of 10 planes to his credit. He holds ' shot down one Jap plane. He has flights in he untarily made numerous Secy. Frank Knox. Maj. down by Heart for wounds re- u total of four to his credit. before he was forced lack the Purple unarmed transport planes loaded squadron engaged 11 Zeros in the FLAHERTY, I of fuel. ceived in combat. CAPT. ROBERT F. with casualties. Solomons in a "daring and aggres- Although some pilots of VMF-212 CAPT KOBEUT K. STOUT, now Hq. Sq., MHDAG-11, also received CAPT. GF.OKGE F. BASTIAN, sive action" and downed five. On shot down first saw action at various times with CO of Uq. Rq. 41, MIJDAG-11, was the DFC. He his VMF-113, was awarded the Air another occasion, his group effected other groups, the entire group of 23 awarded the Navy Cross for "ex- Jap plane 10 Oct. while flying as Medal. He shot down a Japanese: the complete rout of nine attacking operated together as Squadron 212 traordinary heroism and dis- a member of a force which bombed fighter later was wounded in figtiterH. Maj. Kcnner personally destroyed and from 10 Oct. to in Nov. tinguished service from 9 Oct. to two enemy cruisers and action, but by skillful flying man- for two. Again accounted 0 Nov." During this time he shot,i 10 Japanese planes. on 18 aged bring plane safely into fight intercepted to his ONK-wmrcn down five Japanese aircraft and !! Oct., bis flight an Henderson Field. in many hazardous jenemy bombing force and destroyed On one occasion during that participated j Buy territory, | aircraft, of he personally . Insurance ■ period, four of the pilots rose to missions over enemy in-1 21 which interception of enemy accounted for two. He holds the" take on IX Jap bombers and 21 eluding the Ii Idle Talk bombers and fighters and strafing I Purple Heart. Zeros in one of the most one-sided I "My wife talks to herself." of enemy ships and bases. I IhILT. CHARLES FREEMAN, dog fights of all time. When the I "So docs mine, but she doesn't score posted seven CAPT. Y. DRI'KY, VMF- Hq. Sq., MHOAG-41, who served on was that night, FRANK realize it. She thinks I'm listening." Zeros and three bombers were the -113, also received the Navy Cross. Guadalcanal from 20 Aug. to 9 enemy losses. All four of the Ma- On 27 Sept., ho led his group in an Nov., was awarded the Silver Star although Maj. against 31 Japanese aircraft medal. He engaged in numerous j, MS rines wen: safe, attack -I Evcrton had to put his damaged and, of a total of 11 destroyed, per- combats with Japanese forces, plane into a 5000-foot spin to elude sonally accounted for one. On 28 shooting down four planes, de- UNIVERSAL a .lap pilot. Sept., he shot down an enemy stroying a fifth on the ground and 24 destroyed. attacking surface vessels and bomber of a total of BOOT SHOPS \\q many people toi xtny Insurance Fifty-five were encountered in this shore-based anti-aircraft batteries. 1\ V'so come destroyed nine with ailing watch. fight. He is credited with five On 7 Nov., his flight Military us an Work*' Four Added enemy planes above a Japanese manship flawless...Price* planes. and Shoes ■_\vift CAMP ELLIOTT.- Five additions CAPT. JACK E.'CONGER, VMF- task force and, by repeatedly strafr Boots \v moderate...While here, ask Also have been made to the staff of -113, was given the Navy Cross for ing the vessel's anti-aircraft bat- B4ut new-ityle Kreisler Maj. Holland M. Smith, command- service in the from 10 teries, so diminished their fire that, Shoe Repairing §■■& *Marvelock* Watch Band. ing FMF, Ban Diego area. They Oct. to 7 Nov. He participated in our bombers went in and secured one cruis- NEWMAN'S are: Lt. Col. Adolph Zuber, Col. numerous fighter interceptions of torpedo and bomb hits on 046 and 1154 6th Aye. Elythe Jonea, Capt. Eugene A. Jap bombers and protective air- er and three destroyers. JEWELERS CF. MARTIN, San Diego, Calif. 608 W. Brondivar. San Dlcgo, Cslif. MfcNerney, SdLt, James A. Binfield craft, as well as engaging in the LT. MARION T. Directly Opp. Mew Tower Theatre (MC) Flight Surgeon, was | nod IstLt John R. 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•■■^■^■^■^■illHLiaVLHiHliiLflivL^HhiL^aV^sls^s^.^^ Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 11 [illegible]Kicks Taught To Be 'Indispensable Men' Of Companies [illegible] Hands Teach Aviator's Wing Candidates For Clips Ship Mast SOMFJWITERK IN THE SOUTH [illegible] Sergeants PACIFIC (Delayed)—Many Ameri- can flyers have zoomed close to Students Learn Marine .strafe enemy shipping but IstLt. so low Corps Administration, William A. Baldwin flew over a Jap transport that his wing Clerical Duties In Course clipped the ship's mast. He lived Lo it. joke, tell about 3utt of many a the first Describing the incident, which sergeant Is nevertheless the "indi- occurred near Russell Islands, aa spensable man". He's the man who "my closest, brush with death out keeps the records straight. here/ Lt. Baldwin, member of a Marine fighter unit, said he was He's a clerical man to all intents coming in at not more than 20 feet and purposes, but like every other above the ship. Just as he opened Marine he's a fighting man first. up with his guns, a Marine dive And in the field, his duties are bomber scored a direct hit on the simple but important. transport. The blast flipped Bald- win's plane over on its hack and FIGHTING TOP KICK his wing scraped the mast. "T still don't know how I did it,'* The "top kick's job on Guadal- F. " Diego, he recounted, "but pushed the canal where the Leathernecks push- INJURED MUSCLES AND BONES knit us Marines and sailors at USNH, San learn nose of my plane up and rolled it ed out the enemy was nun'niy to woodcraft as part of an occupational therapy program. Waves supervise the woodworking out. The bomb blast sent the trans- pour lead into the Jnps. Hut he group. Shown above, left to right, are Evalyn Underwood, PhM2c, Pvt. J. D. Collins, Joe. port lo the bottom. I'm lucky I also listed the casualties, save the Read, S2c, Mary Louise Parks, PhM2c, Norvis Clift, Sic. didn't go with it."- StfSgt. Harry Commanding daily report and officer a S. Rolser, Combat Correspondent. of men available for combat, kept awards and court pay records and turned out muster lotments, martial Stop Loose TalK > rofls. proceedings. Memorial Honor * Pay Clerk Andrew N. Cook, Jr., Services Hashmarks Pay Off Two schools for indoctrinHf.iim of a recently attached instructor, con- first sergeants are conducted by the duces classes in preparation of pay For This Private one at the San Diego ' Dead Pacific Corps, base In South rolls and pay vouchers. Hi: teaches CAMP MATTHFAVS. Wearer of and the other Philadelphia. Mar- in the student how to make entries By StfSgt. Theodore C. Link. Comltal Correspondent two hashmarks, li. is PK(/\ John J. Gun. William Parham O-in-C of family and dependent allowan- recently the Of the MCB SOMI-AVIIKUI-: IN THE SOUTH PACIRC (Delayed) Cogavin was sitting in school. ces, deductions for insurance and enjoying The here was Solemn high mass for all American servicemen killed this— open-air theatre here an school established war bonds, pay increases for ad- in March, 1942, and has graduated war was offered Day conducted by in-person show that included a In vancement in rank or special duty at Memorial observances of girls. 10 classes since its inception. '■ Navy Chaplains number pretty !or rifle proficiency and other mon- attached to Marine Corps units here. When the show was over, an of- Many thousands of miles from* etary details. ficer announced: VKTFKAN INSTKICTOR their parishes and churches, Presiding home ! "We're up against an unusual over classes in corn- Catholic ami Protestant alike at- Recruit Leaves Ship "A first sergeant inu.sl bra ver- puny correspondence is IstSgt.. Har- situation, men. The young ladies I tended the impressive ceremonies satile fellow, who knows Ihe history Green, Jr., graduate of the Torpedoing: whom you saw this show tonight ry a !' to pay homage to the dead and to j Before in of the Corps, he qualified to handle school. He instructs in methods of can't, get hotel accommodations and pay accounts, assume hear Chaplain Joseph J. Conway, j Two days after he was taken off responsibility preparing court martial procedures we're going to billet them ot a company correspondence. USN. He used Abraham Lincoln's '> an oil tanker plying between the for all and court memorandums for Naval nearby camp with some Waves. keep service records, muster famous phrase from his Gettys- U. S. and South America with book courts and hoards, and for account- Now, what we'd like to yet is a and reports and know proce- burg address, "These dead shall tropical fever, Pvt. Howard Schultz. rolls ing of public: property, a subject Marine wearing f>ne or two service dure court mar'i.'ils." ex- not have died in vain." as a com- Plat. 461, learned his Ship had been governing employed extensively aboard Naval stripes to act as escort," plained Sgt.Maj. Creed 11. DoZarn, posite text of his sermon. torpedoed but that all hands were vessels where Marines are detach- High-ranking at- Pvt. Cogavin said that there were veteran of 25 years in the Corps service officers saved. "Walk, Not to the ed. tended the as did no Do Run. and one of the school's original mass enlisted Exit around, and INIHVinUAT, RECOKDS and local citizens. Now 19, Schultz was aboard an Nearest. signs four instructors. men no in getting up Large numbers came hos- oil tanker off South America when thai, he lost time It is therefore apparent, that the EJwl.Mhj Dp Zarn conducts classes from i take the job. pita Is where they are recovering the .laps struck at Pearl Harbor. to the stage to first sergeant is not the muscle- in muster rolls, the important . He said he has seen several ships "Now I know what, hashmarks who graduated from the third monthly history of each from wounds and illnesses as the brain member j .\ sunk, but was never on one whim it were made for," he said. at ape of 1G and ran a company. Copies of result of combat duty. j grade the iof the roll j sank. Once, however, coast Buy join the "The clear visioned men who j off the Insurance■ away from home to Ma- arc photostated and filed in Wash-j - of his ship outran a i for have died at .son and on the hat tie- Florida Ger- The Japanetc up north are being rines, as jokcsicrs have lons inti- i ingtmi, D. C, permanent re- man sub into port, mated. cords maintained since 179H. Tt. is. fronts so willingly in this war had i seriously "disaleutianed.'' prepared with typographical per- seen that pro-vinus liberties were COI'RSF prepared; I^SMlssaSssssfssssssTssssssssT^sßssss^ssssssssssssssssTjnssssssfSßssssssssTßls^ EIGHT WKKK fection and lists alphabetically in threatened and they were to give their lives in defense of To qualify as a first sergeant, accordance with rank the daily du- i of from command- them," Chaplain Conway declared. , enlisted man must first have ties every man the Address Correct? Serving the Murine Corps Since I'.YH attained a staff sergcancy. He will ing officer to private, including Mail have some evidence of business special information of sickness, fur- Shirt Insignia For leadership, an understanding of lough and other activities. MARINE clerical duties, and preferably, some When not attending" classes, the Aviators Approved .students arc shown (raining films business background. Candidates WASHINGTON.—Aviation insig- on military subjects in preparation Officers and Enlisted Men's are selected by company command- nia may be worn on shirts of Naval for line duty. They also receive ers to take the eight weeks course (and Marine Corps) aviators on the first atd instruction. of instruction. left side centered immediately The average class numbers -10 The school prepares them for above the pocket when not wearing UNIFORMS men. The top 50 per cent are pro- ANT) duties which include preparing re- service coats, according to an- ACCESSORIKS moted to the next pay grade. Base ports on and furloughs, from extensions the is $13&, and in ac- nouncement HQMC. book records, state- pay for top service ration cordance with recent of strength and a clarifica- ments, reports law, the first sergeant MARINE BLUES Instruction tion of the other detailed records. must wear first pay grade chev- is conducted by hi these subjects rons. Sgt.Maj. Robert W. Tcorey, who served*as "top" in the Fleet Marine Force for several years of hi.s 25. Picked Godfather With the service. I SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH GREEN WHIPCORD In making service record book PACIFIC. Godfather to a native entries, the first sergeant must keep infant is the responsibility, of Bgt. UNIFORM $50 detailed data on each man's record Linus P\ Pottebaum. The Murine is problem of of enlistment date, pay record, pro- now confronted with the A motions, military instruction, rifle producing a suitable gift in keeping B A l'S CAI' *™EHS qualification and other arms re- with baptismal tradition. Sgt. G. »»U or7^Sat«*t I cords, citations, engagements, al- ;P. James, Combat Correspondent. Collar and Cap Ornaments

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12 Air Exploits Of Marines Over Solomons Told Leatherneck Fliers Getting Their Share Of Jap Zeros. Bombers And Surface Ships By Sgt. Pen T. Johnson Marine Combat Correspondent SOMKWIIEHR IN THE SOUTH jPACIFIC (Delayed)- Eighteen days for a five-hour mission is taking a little too much time but it happens in this air war. '| IstLt. Philip L. Leeds escorted a jdive-bombing mission from Guadal- : canal only to have his guns jam when /.eros were encountered. At the enemy's mcrey he bailed out of jhis crippled plane and puddled ; around the New Georgia Islands for : a few days until he found land i where friendly nati.os took good I care of him. When he regained his strength they returned him to an Allied base, 19 days later. What is meant by teamwork is best described by IstLt. Louis P.. ALLAH, ALLAH, allah wanta be is a "Bottom Scralcher" Kmunk, Marine fighter pilot, who, says Sjrt. C. Tucker Miller undergoing initiation ceremonies with nine others, provided perfect for the club. Jle is the latest and seventh member of the jinterference for 10 bombers. They deep for shellfish. Older Jap transport, its escorting club which thrives on sea divitiff | sank a ' members Robert Hood and Lamar Horen conduct the rites. I destroyer and downed 10 Japplanes. KAN INTEKKKItENCE ! "Our job was to keep the air Sharks Ring In Salty jclear of Zeros so that our bombers jcould attack the vessels," he said. "We ran good interference, for the Marine On Shell Game bombers polished off the ships in short order." The "Bottom Scratches" is not at all what the raspish The Zeros attacked the bombers name implies but a dubby little fraternity of gay sen dogs but the fighter pilots shot down 10 who have a helluva time holding their breath and diving without a loss. «>0 feet under water. three flights, IstLt. Walter A. * ! In Initiation, however, requires the Baran became an ace. Ks- Wants To Argue almost retrieving of throe abalones, one He corling bombers for an attack on i lobster or a shark by the tail. No Supreme Court shipping, got ids first Zero and With he ■ ringers are permitted. Hy fair returned with 30 bullet holes in his KJUNF,. j means ami sturdy lungs the bottom CAMI-' LI?1J There's noth- plane and some severe damage. His ; Scratchcrs this week swelled their ing modest about PFC. I'aul H. second opportunity lo down a Zero membership rolls with the inclusion O'Cara's aspirations. Hi: lias filed i passed by when his guns failed to . . of Ri;t. C. Tucker Miller to the ex- lo prac- THRKK MARINES CITKI) at MCAB,Kearney Mesa, recently operate. Tn his third flight, he application for admission :. clusive total of nine after a decade for their heroic acts while on duty with an air transport knocked down a Jap bomber as it tise before the U. S. Supreme Court. : of conducting trials in sub-surface were awarded was approaching Henderson field. unit on Guadalcanal arc shown above. All ! endurance. Millrr'S Marino activi- O'Gara, court martial clerk of top-, I Isl.Lt. Richard M. Rhodes' most Air Medals at recent ceremonies. They are, 2d -L. 1... J. ties confine him to the property Hq. Bn., formerly was a member of embarrassing moment was when he . J'). Krown; left, Capt. 0. It. Homme; and Sgt. L. Leonard. \ KD. law firm. His dived into a group of Jap planes storeroom. a San Francisco Standard equipment is a diving thinking his squadron was follow'-, father, John, in .senior member of tjlass, knife loose only find a blunt to pry the the firm and sole practitioner. ing, lo himself alone. unwilling abalone, fins flipper but Three oilier brothers are also In the Hymn Of The Women's Reserve diving suit. .lAP BLEW IT no service. the Halls of Montezuma Every Sunday, the seraichers From "My predicament the To the shores of Tripoli, for next. meet on the orach at La Jolla. go They shall hear us sing of freedom's might few minutes was plenty tough." he about their business of exploring' In the land of liberty; said. "I managed to shear off the the bottom, and with luck, polish Your Checks Cashed While the boys are far across the sea rudder of one Jap. and as he rolled off de- the day's festivities with a LOBBY—I). B. (JRAN'I HOTEL We will march in whites or greens - over I came in again and he sud- licious cuipino or fish stew pre- For no one can ever take their place denly blew up in a thousandpieces." Acroee tne Street from the Flua pared from their catch. They've Daily—B AJK. to But United States Marines. Lt. bemoans Bus Stop, Open Rhodes the fact that found it a good way to save on 1 A.M. Sundays ana Holiday! ground forces were credited with meat, points, too. Included. Here's a toast to those who carry on the ship, however, the was' as Jap Stop I.ooBe Talk Save on Exchange Feea For a land that's evpr free, hit by anti-aircraft, guns. I *10—So J26-*5O—15c And n health to those who cfare to die Tt took Capt. William Whit- Take Your Choice Under H. I $10-*26—lttc SSU-I7S— 20« Far away across the sea; a.ker just When Marines are called lv foreign shores five minutes to down two Unwilling Selectee; "You can't J7&-1100 —25c 'Mid the battle's bloody scenes, Zeros during his first week at make me fight." They will find us always on the job Guadalcanal. With another Marine! Draft Board Officer: "Maybe Marty's As United States Marines. fighter pilot, he took on a pair of j not. but we can take you where the Exchange Zeros. Roth went down in flames. fielding is and you can use your Check Carry on and on we ever will, A few* minutes later he came!. own judgment," "Com* As Ton Are" As we fly our colors high — upon another. Marching side by side we face the front "T waited until his open cockpit die; With a will to do or appeared sights. A full long And the Flag we ever wave in my love shall burst his cockpit his O'er a land that's free and clean, struck and Just as long as there is left on earth plane literally disintegrated in mid- ' A United States Marine. air," he said. j Sgt. Carlyle A. Grjiy, USMCII GOT HIT ON DKSTROYKK listen, Honey! Capt. George W. Wilcox partici- j paled in 11 raids on Jap-lrMd Mun-! Don't Forget To Use Gunner Downs Zero, da during five weeks. In one trip : Your present Given he made a direct hit on a destroyer. New Zone Numbers Air Medal It later was found bea.ched. On an- Marines are urged by postal SOMFAVIUCRE TN THE SOUTH other trip, he narrowly escaped de- authorities to designate their re- PACIFIC. For taking part, in 27 struction when anti-aircraft put a turn addresses by the use of zone scout, bombing missions and shoot- hole in his wing "big enough for) numbers, which will simplify mail ing down a Zero, the Air'Medal Primo Camera to jump through."j distribution and expedite delivery. was awarded Corp. Joseph Ft. He returned safely to his base, ■ however. i For example, if you are in lIP, Stanley, radio gunner. CAMP ELLIOTT SERVICE STORE Buy Bonds Yot: Preedom zone 41 should be included in your Corp. Stanley participated in (ACROSS FROM MAIN C.ATR) return address. Those at the Uase raids on Jap bases in the Solomons She was only an astronomer's should use zone 40. and against shipping. On Ihe an- daughter but oh, what a Heavenly Other zone numbers for this area niversary of I'ea.rl Harbor 7 Dec.-- body! JEWELRY — WATCHES GIFTS arc as follows: he bagged a Zero. StfSgt. Howard — Camp Matthews, 42; Camp Gil- I'j. 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Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 13 Aviation Vets Credited With Pilot Training Combat Aces Return To Teach Successors How To Fight Air Battles The Navy's air commander in the South Pacific, in a dispatch to the Navy Department, gives basic credit to Naval Aviation's system of training carrier pilots and aircrew- men for the continuing series of Naval and Marine air victories which began within two months after Pearl Hartxrr and has been featured by triumphs won in the Coral Sea, at Midway, Guadal- canal, and during the current of- fensive. The training progTam, grounded on a combination of years of scien- tific research and of combat knowl- edge imparted by battle-wise flyers brought back to instruct cadets, LEATHERNECK TANKMAN. Sighting' his 50-cal.machinegun, drew this cabled tribute from Vice foranti-aircraftmountedfromhisfiringtank'sturret, Adm. Aubrey W. Fitch, IJSN, com- | rounder aircraft, South Pacific is Sgt. Floyd O'Aloore, tank commander. Picture was taken force: during maneuvers at a South Pacific Marino Corps base. "Operational-trained Navy and Marine Corps pilots arriving this Advocates Drill To area arc demonstrating a high Marine Sergeant order of ability as combat pilots." Avert Air Losses •OL.DSTF.KS" TEACH THEM GUADALCANAL. — Coordinated Proves Versatile Adm. Fitch had been asked to re- drill of Marine pilots and crews for IN port on the quality of pilots he is water landings with land planes is SOMEWHKRE THK SOUTH PACIFIC.— Versatility, Ore ability receiving under the Navy's system becoming a must in this area. teach and background of in- of combat pilot training. Under lo a FIELD MUSICS must learn 130 different bugle calls before Too often do conked out ships exhaustible practical knowledge this system the first "generation" - they specialize on three Marine ear pleasers chow, pay facing landings find fields made Sgt. Eddie Cruger fights, returns and teaches the next forced have one (from work!), (Photo by- Robert— Wilton.) too remote and are necessarily of the most valuable men stationed "generation." which then goes to and recall Pvt. brought this base. the field, returning to train the down in the ocean. at Allied following "generation," etc. The Visited Stratosphere In a recent crash landing, Lt. Cruger, a New Yorker by birth, Wic Navy Observes First Hamer J. Cornell proved the value master craftsman by experience present ''generation" in field Chester L. Fordney, a U. S. aces Col. of previous drill with members of and a fighter by choice, is the man was trained by the combat of Waves' Anniversary Marine Corps officer, and Comdr. his crew. Forced to light the who unravels the $64 questions of 1941 and 1942—men like lit. Comdr. T. G. W. Settle of the U. S. Navy, In Thach, Last week the Navy observed the ocean, every man abandoned ship local construction problems—build- John S. (Jimmy) USN—now J rose to a height of 61,237 feet in a decks first anniversary of the youngest with precision and coolness, with- ing locker boxes, filing cases, fur* fighting from carrier and i balloon in 1933. bases the present South Pa- branch of the Naval service, the out even getting a complete soak- niture, office buildings, roads, land in Mail Addrefttf Correct? cific push. Women's Reserve. ing. docks and warehouses. Rep, Melvln J. Maas, ranking Since its inception, 27,000 Waves Barber: "Haven't I shaved you Float planes picked them up a Explaining his knack of teaching member of the House Naval Af- have entered duty at Naval estab- before, somewhere, Sergeant?" few hours later none the worse for youngsters, Cruger advised: "Be fairs Committee, and a colonel in lishments throughout the country, Sergeant: ''Nope, I got that scar their experience Sgt:. Gordon A. sure to give them credit for a task many men active — MCIt, recently completed an in- releasing as for at I'carl Harbor." Growden, Combat Correspondent. well done; the rest will be easy." spection lour and study of all ( duty in preparation and execution phases of Navy aviation training.] of plans to smash the Axis. Concerning his tour, Hep. Maas, a; Many of the jobs are routine— jobs that must be World \V;ir r flyer, reported; but they are j been "After having made, a complete j clone aird the men who have OI'KN SATURDAY -_ in sufficient number W^F*rWft*<'< survey of the entire Naval and! replaced are KVENINttS NIGHT t? A combat, ships. - Marine Corps aviation training pro- j to man several 11, f Enabling legislation recently ap- rax 8 L ( gram. I am convinced our Naval the contem- and Merino pilot? now being turned proved by President " the strength of out are the finest-trained in the plates increasing world. the Women's Reserve to 91.000 by the end of 1011. San Diego's Equipped TRAINING PRAISED Silence Itf G-olflen Best "The operational training is high- TAILOR SHOP ly specialized and really trains the New Navy, Marine MARINE ( sP=s^)fn^^r\ pilot for actual combat. The ex- Medal Announced tensive use of synthetic devices saves time, money and lives, and WASHINGTON (A.P.I- The adds tremendously to the efficiency Philadelphia Mint Iras begun pro- MARINE DRESS of the pi]o;." 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-*■■•- -«> Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 15 Enlisted Dance Set For Friday Night Kay Kyser To "Passing Parade" Booked Valuable Prizes The MCR swing band is sched- uled to furnish the music for nexl Dedicate New At Base Wed. And Thurs. Offered Winners Friday evening's semi-monthly en- listed men's dance in the Base Kearney Hall Another one of those USO Camp Show revues—honestly Of Marine gymnasium, according to the ath- described as a "glittering, glamourous and gay show, is Show and letic recreation office. Radio Funmaker First In scheduled for the Base nights week. The auditorium two next 'Battle Of Boondocks' Due dance is scheduled to start Scries Of Shows, Movies, "Passing Parade" plays at 2100. Though men attending may Wednesday and Thursday at Tonight As Boots Compete Base of bring their lady friends, dancing Broadcasts Planned At 2000 with a chorus IB girls and* On Corn Follies Program partners will lie provided. several talented acts of the leading KF.AKNftY MESA. —The new Special Tickets can be hall vaudeville circuits and houses. prizes are being put up obiained from lecture o£ this aviation base by Diego company offices. will Ire officially dedicated Among these are Mary Collins San business men for1 next and Harry with comedy grand final in Wednesday, 11 Aug., by Kay Peterson a wirrrrers the Marine routine, Morris llyan, Corn Follies variety now Kyser and his "College of Musi- and another contests amusing duo, Helenc Denizon, tal- being held each Saturday night cal Knowledge." at ented dancer, Lii Tei Ming, Chinese- 2100 at the Base Auditorium. The familiar radio show will be American singing comedienne, Vaye Winners of the weekly contests America's Finest i broadcast nationally from the audi- and Mason with some hilarious will soon be called back to com- 1830 torium at after an afternoon clowning, a comedy harmonica act pete for War Bonds, a suit of dress RECREATION rehearsal performance j at l-iln of Carlos and his Caballcros and blues, color pictures and other priz- which will provide opportunity for the Lane Brothers, comedy acro- es. War stamps are now given CENTER all hands to attend the doings. batic team. weekly to first, second and third A call has been sounded for local Admission, as usual, is free. place winners. talent which will be incorporated "... Stop I.oosa Tnlk Boosrimr-K battus as usual in Kyser's fun-making. THE j According Capt. McCall, Tonight's show to A. C. Meeting Set For might well he tag- Base recreation officer, plans have ged the "Rattle of the Boondocks" been made for the regular booking Wives Of Marines in that recruits will be the only of camp shows and radio broad- SAN DIEGO. — Weekiy Junc/heon competitors in the conies!. Charlie casts. Regular showings of motion meetings of wives of Marines and Thoke, Plat.lBl, will give out on the pictures also arc planned. other servicemen with programs trumpet; Jimmie Celadas, P1at.582, TOWER designed to meet the needs of WrittenHorn« I.ately? • women in wartime will be held All talented Marines stationed A termite's nightmare: "I dreamt Wednesdays beginning 11 Aug. by on M<.!lf are invited to enter the Bowl I dwelt in marble halls." the USO Club for Women, 131 West Variety Show contest by regi*- Ash at. (rriiiK for tryouts at the Hane Wives of servicemen were Intro- SINCE seeing Janis Carter, Theater or by telephoning Kxt. duced to facilities of (he new club glamorous actress, 061, it was announced today by HANK MILAN ft radio we 28 LANES last Friday. They shown the can hardly wait for television. Pvt. \V. A. Kichards, 4r., who • HARRY HARRISON studio room in the dub's building direct** and producer* the weekly BILLIARDS where arrangements have been program*. • made for clay worlf, weaving, sew- ij ing, stenciling, finger painting and Screen Guide Imonologues; Michael Malham, Plat, Visit our beautiful ij block printing. j4-t»f>. comedy songs; Eugene Khay, The club's staff is composed of !Plat.4Bl, piano boogie; Julius Sher- KAPA-SHELL BASK AI'OITORrTM ■ rill and Elmer Lawles, P1ut.497, in ROOM Miss Kunice Schmidt, director, Mrs. 1730-2000 | j Robinson, Mrs. a Texas and Harold Frances Thelma Sunday Moon Ts Down, Hard- Daniels, Thomas and Misses Marguerite — !IPlat.488, and Mrs. Daniels, former wickc-Travers. ]Oklahoma radio comedy players, in Dalziel, Lilia Gonzales and Teniae Monday Human Comedy, Roon- COCKTAILS i'.a cowboy-cowgirl act. • Merorjcy, ey-Morgan.^ Pvt, Norman Giffen won first Buy Xn*nranc« Tuesday Orchestra Wives, Mont- FINE FOODS prize in last Saturday night's cori- • #^ gomery-Rutherford. |I > Reported Dead, itest with his rendition of "Stout* ' He's Wednesday—USO Show (Passing \Hearted men." Pvt. Eddie Martin show for Base, 2000. Very Much Alive Parade>. One took second with song and piano San Diegro Thursday (JSO Show (Passing!I USNH, SAN DIWGO.- Here's that - version of"St. TjouU Blues," Parade). Base, 2000. I V 852 "reports of my death One show for !' and Corp. D. M. Walker, Jr., was were- BKOAOWAV AT KETTNKK - - - Friday 39 Steps. Aye. grcatly exaggerated- srory agairr. Donat-Carrotl third with his rendition of "Asleep sth - Saturday ilalls of Montezuma Main 8171 (j Corp. Tliomas .1. ltiiane, convalesc- in the Deep". broadcast. 2030; All-Marine Variety ing here, is the who was re- i Marine Show. 3TNGHK ported dead when his identification GI'KST (AMI' MATTHEWS tag was found on a South Pacific IHW The guest star wtxa Miss Nancy l/Vlt'OOArr LUNCHES DINNERS battlefield. Andrews. El Corle/, Hotel singer. 11 r \ open g\.m.to- midnight Sunday After Midnight With, H 12 Ruane's was wiped out by — lillrr scnrad Boston OlMcliic, Morris-Savage. She was npplaudcd for playing and l\ I LL U UMI L enemy joined 4th & University the and he another Monday Orchestra Wives, Mont- singing of "Clow Boogie" and other outfit and continued fighting. His numbers. ~—■■— gomery-Rutherford . j, casualty lists. *— name was carried on Tuesday—Moon Is Hard- j Comedy routines were supplico) DROP—IN AND VISIT THE NEW unit Down. He rejoined his later. wickr -Travcrs. Jby PlSgt.. Richard Cunningham, Sgt. Wednesday Human Comedy. ■ Arcliie Leonard and PFC. Victor ltooney-IVforgan. ,Moore, Jr. PFC. William A. Wheel- REX CAFE Thursday —30 Steps, Donat-Car- er did a double-jointed l&ke-off on roll. j ;combat conditioning and his dead- KED AND LEITA HAYNES KT-iday No show. ; Ipan realistic act apparently caused WELCOME ALL THEIR LEATHERNECK Saturday- Just- Off Broadway, many to wince. FRIENDS Nolan-Weaver. |i A hospital corpsman, Paul God- kin, Phrn2c. jUsl. about stole the CLOSED TUESDAYS Bonds Or Bondage? show with a swab-pushing dance. * * Special in the show Pvts. Jack NOW Our ORGANIZE CHESS CLUB Others were OPPOSITE Jenkins and Henry Schwartz. CAMP MATTIIiOWS Chess is! Guide Service The produced and coming into its own here. A Chess Follies were GATE ONE If you don't kn I by Pvt. A. Richards, o w club was recently organized by directed W. I). 8. MARINE BASE your way around the Jr. Music .supplied the Ma- MaiGun. Hillis. Classes and games wrm by Grant Playroom rine Base are held twice weekly. i Orchestra under MarGun. here's tin* how:. .Go. Fred Lock. Masters nf ceremony Ktraieht through the were Corp. Jollcy Hen- Grant Hotel Ijobby Norman and . ry Weaver, ITT. keep on noiitg until you The Best Drinks in MEXICALI CAFE light. Playroom,. .on wee - Buy More Bonds the left. Or—go out the Town Are At The /"\ 666 Ninth at G Street hack door of the Iten- I Wise men say nothing in danger- SPECIALIZING IN SPANISH dez-vous . jump the Ioris times.—John Solden. corridor . . there yon /J|sFn AND AMERICAN FOOD .. . are. Or—you. . can enter just plain from"V" Marine Mothers, Wives (JjWj MUSIC Street, Whatever path Daughters by "CHARLIE SPATZ" you lake—you're hound ifff, % to have fun at the KAMONA REV, Vocalist The RED CROSS Needs i \ \ Grant Playroom. Your Help fF» ■ Dining Dancing i — — Knteitainmenl SURGICAL DRESSING Work Room Building 15 Marine Base DO YOU ENJOY A LAUGH? Monday thru Thursday [j fl ||| Fred Lacarra, Mgr, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Bring Washable j£ j-; Do You Enjoy Music? Lounge Dress, and l\ Cocktail CZ^u^^^^B Scarf for live Hair \% Do You Enjoy Songs? K \ i / J~\ THEN BY ALL MEANS X; T TBE ■ r S I&^*>>J2s} ( • FOR A GOOD TIME Come to §%****%, # GEORGE tOC* {5 ChineM Village Cafe Cj " "in _ _)"*" _ — _'ii~ _, n&; f000 !f - i m BROWN BEAR CAFE N CXTRAOROWARV NATIUC « AVB. S Q Second St., Bdwy. & C St. DANCING 7 NITES A WEEK 3 628 THIRD 3 SAN DIEGO. CAUir. Jj cn«„uo».' MB. WALKUP, Manager 9»i* |? STAGE SHOW ESiff ?| rnoNc main &7< |g -Eat—Drink and Be Merry" 5! 29 W. Stti ST. NATIONAL CITY s~ +*.*. ■>„^-.w...... ~...,~j..^s

Saturday Mprning( August J,, 16 I^4l Ex-Golfer Wishes He THE SPORTS Boxing Popular Had His Green Back FRONT At Rifle Range Pvt. JohnDaniel Hutchinson, bet- BY PFC. WADK LUCAS ter known in national golfing cir- CAMP MATTHEWS, Boxing is cles as "Jock" when he competed fast becoming the most— popular golf JKI(HS(?) The Philadelphia sport here since the recent comple- with the best for top honorfl, Hill (T Phillies' youngish— owner, MCB Outhit But tion and opening of the new out- Monday went on schedule with Went lo Vale) Cox, and Buoky Har- One-Round KO's door ring. Scores of recruits turn Plat.6oS. who first heard he had been ris, Downs Callan, 3-1 out daily during their recreation At the height of his pro golf ca- fired as the manager Phillies' by NAVY FllfllJ)—Although outhit, hours iearn more about the art reer, Hutchinson made as much as seeing it in papers in Louis, Feature Boxing to the St. the MCR team made six hits sand- of self defense from PFC. Carl $150 weekly as a player, golf gear had it out this week in I statements. jwichcd with three errors count for Tobiasxon, Matthews boxing in- salesman and pro at swanky clubs Buoky denied assertions that Cox's three runs a.s the Marines defeated structor, former pro fighter and in Florida. he had j Card At Depot Illinois anil described the Phillies as a |Camp Callan, 3 to 1, Tuesday be- one-time sparring partner of Max of "jerks" and bunch a "seventh hind the pitching of Fred Chum- Fiorio And Dubiel Drop Bacr and Lou Nova. place' ball club and then turned ley, first week recent addition to the staff. Opposition In Single Recruits eomo out the right around and yelled that Cox Chumley nine hits, at they are hen- receive instruc- is jerk" allowed but and "an all-American himself. least five were of the "blooper" Stanza; Three Win TKO's tion in all phases of boxing. Those Meantime, Freddy Fitzsimmons variety. Two first round, hnocvout bouts showing promise are picked for Ihe took over Harris' managerial job - YANKEF MCR knotted the count, at 1-1laud three TKO's reaturod the eight- . bouts on their last Friday night at and now the alleged wise hoys ! hint ■in The fourth when Mcl Erdman ■ fight card staged -Saturday night the range. Only those who turn SHOPS Bucky right smack- : MALT that will land scampered hoiw*1 from first on hard- for of shaven-headed out regularly receive consideration in Brooklyn where will t.ake over an audience No. 1—604 West Broadway he ;working Elmer Ruck's ringing doti- boots who approval. for the largely attended Friday "Lippy" Durochor's job as guardian howled their No. 2—1049 Srrond Aveniw |blc down the leftfield line, Lee Louis Florio, Plat. 586, Mich., night matches. of the Doddering Dodgers the IJ and No. X—64o West Broadway Mohr scored the deciding run in j Dubitl, Plat. 582, Mich., Permanent personnel turns' cut Brooklyn is i jßdward way going . .Harris. |the fifth Mueller si:iglcd. Tantee Way" when scored kayoes over daily at IG3O for boxing "The couldn't hope for a worse fate !! first-round instruction. . . . The game was a non-league af- William Ziuowlch. Plat. 589, 111., i : More fair, j and Robert H ughark, Plat. 588, Mo.. ■—— Buy Bond* REAL HAMBURGERS Ij .I I ISLOOr—Truolt (Kip) Rewell, the * * * Irespectively. TKO's were scored by We till hope for the day when OPEN ALI NIGHT Pittsburgh Pirates 34-year-old hind- MIKAMAK YTCTOK I Scelye, Plat. 580, 111., over isms will be waams. ______|Ben er, is Ihe hottest pitcher in the ma- NAVY FIELD.—Five consecutive William McKibbag, Plat. 584, Minn., —- jors. His rise to pitching promin- errors in the ninth after two were jjand Warner Ealcs, Plat. 583, Okla., ———— _• SYMI'HONY ORCHESTRA ence is attributed to his develop- out by the sailor squad let in three Oklahoman, Luther r*ll#fctf\ A J'l over a fellow ma«niitc::nr ballets ment of what is called "the butter runs hiid gave Camp Miramar a 4j Jerome l'rcttyman, DIIV V Auditorium I IDyer, Plat. 578; 11111111 FAMOIS CONIHtTORS ball", a "bloop ball', and some to '6 win over Naval Dist. Uq. last \iPkil. 584. Minn., TKO over Richard lIUUU SI Cr No. 7*ll JSKIIXIAM ARTISTS names given it by NL hitters that Friday. It was a lllh Naval league Iisecger, Plat. 583. Wis. OP THE GOLDEN WEST PRESENTS arc unprintable. Wacky i-s theword game. Billy Foster, 583. Okla., out- OPERA ASSOCIATION i i Plat. COKinCTOB, ADOLPH FELI?K pitch in a pinch. I 579, — for the Sewell * * | punched Manuel Chavez, Plat. j Cavalleiia Riisticuna and I'ajjliacci Those who've seen it say is "crawls" FKUUY COMMAND* WINS ;N. Mcx.; Hill Ingram. Plat. 879.; 4l!l at least. 15 foot in the air in an: LOXG FSFACII. The Long Reach ; Ind., decisioned Abo Kupcrwasser, : WEDNESDAY EVENING, 4US. arc that parachutes down through Army Kerry Command, star-jll'lat. 58S. Calif.; and George Ezell.; FAUST HIGOLETTO the strike zone in a manner prac- studded with former major lcagu-', 589, Ore., defeated Vincent Wednesday Evening, An;. 11th Wednesday Evening, Aug", 18th ' Plat. tically impossible lo hit. Several ers, defeated Camp Pendleton, 7 to j 580, 111. | Production Staffed by Vladinar HOKiug- I Ashal. Plat. • Special Sound Equipment Being TICKETS NOW! hit . used. NL hitters swear it can't be 3, Thursday of last week. Nanny P„eferees were PFC's. Mart y j j Eve. 53.31, 52.76, $2-2J, $1.G6, 51.11. Tax Includod 8 Sewel to date has won 17 and-lost.. . Fernandez, formerly with the Bos- Schwartz and Hreese and' ManiiKfr) ■ Quentin Mak» I'lii iks ruinhlr to l:uih C.Hh:--. O-.m l.ueiw I ton hit for the Tlanrle I''-'.'-'" two "Braves, safely win- .judges were IslLls. William Gibbs ! Music < V.. H" I:■ i-.-i-t v.-i -■■ I . . . » ners in his ;j4th consecutive game. John Dugan. * * :: and j IJEF-I 1—Big Ben Morosz. a Phila- * * * "Written Home lately7 . delphian weighing 310, is now box- MFSANS BEAT KI.UOTT —— ol ing on the' West Coast where fight- I'AMP ELLIOTT. Hal .Tiitir- Assembly And Repair ■Hfe"* «sr Special Ruin* to Members ers and "rasslers', however good bluth hold Cam,) F.lliott hitters to! Tops League or stinky they are. are raking in six safeties hero Thursday of last Service won, TSLAND—llnving cinch- V the dough from defense workers week as Kearney Mesa 3 lo 2. \! NORTH : l?amous New Chef Dick catching first' ed fop honors, the Assembly and \ and the few coins servicemen can Sehnefer, his ; V %k Ll CHR<>ys fr,,r c,nts rake up to sec them cavort. Mor- ga.rne for the winners, banged aj|Repair team represents the Amen- ; C «*° DINNERS" from $1.16 osz, biggest bazooka ever to lace Ihomer and single. Wilson, Elliott. cau league in the finaks of the ■ Latest, gloves, is seven inches taller hurlcn, was clipped for 11 hits. jjARC-2 Softball league. vie- , J° IVrsoiuil Attention Given to on ! ' • Camera gives tory for the A & R club was over I than I'rimo that ' i you an idea just how big the guy LFAGTT. WINNERS j the Paint Shop, 11 to 0. j t « ' . . . ■ in the. Cocktail lounge last, | NAVY FIELD. The West Coast The Squadron Offices lea.in tied j ENTERTAINER NKiHTLY ... Is . When heard from old i' Ina Sound School baseball team ,,for top in the National League race featuring Miss Jane Cooper Primo. .was still in Ttaly, poor fel- ! Wed- , low jnesday cinched second half honors ■with Jinyino Installation. Following DANCING EVKIIY SATURDAY NIGHT . . . + |in the 11 111 Naval's baseball Coast the play-off between the two league; I— : — ■-=_ - i-= * * League tournament by defeating leaders of the Air Engineer group TRAIME-—lirarich (The Deacon) j ! i Camp Elliott. 3 to The .Schoolers an ABO-2 Fall league will be or- Kickey. who left the St. Louis Cards 1. '■ - will meet Camp half ganized. Twelve teams are expect- to become president of Brooklyn's i Miramar, first i 3 Shows y winners, for the Coast League ed to participate. There were 1C ) (&§ Ni^htl h Dodgers, appears to be leafing the I Tuesday thru Sunday me.l. |['hn.mpion.ship at n later dale. -teams in the ABG-2 Softball league. )?■ vj// ) Daffy Dodgers apart. He let. Bobo 5 hoWH Br I » ! Slm **} Nowsom go to the St. Louis Browns * * * - BRA Its r>l£OP TILT . . after Bono's row with Lippy Dur- FEATURING***** "' NAVY I'TF.M).-Navy Dist. Stars IF YOU'RE HUNGRY ocher, sold Ducky Medwiek to the ! REVIEW &*&s I had 100 much for the Camp Elliott. ItEFORE— l/pslv/>7 v l&C\>>sCi Giants for the $7,Mil) waiver price, LET'S EAT [ACS with "Say-No-More" Joe < ylftrV\ sft' \ and then swapped Dolf Camilli and Hears as (hey won, 10 to 3. in a I Jones, WE BOTH STARVE! Johnny Allen lo the Giants for Bill Softball game. the Elliott. •hurler, Lohrman and Joe Sayles, pitchers. was touched for 10 hits, I and Joe Orengo, an infieldcr. * * * ij CAMP |MATI'IIKU'S TAKES AUG? E_SSSII * * NAVY KIFLD.--Although outhit, ELLIOTT iF^ * "Boots" Poffou- SHOltTS—Cletus Camp Matthews' Softball loam de- Brooklyn and De- bergcr, former ABC-2, 2 to 1, has to the feated Wednesday. INN troit, pitcher, advanced Carrigan allowed pfc. at the losers four rank of Parris Island . hits against permitted by CHUCK & CARL "rasslers" pack 'cm in at. | two the l Women . . ilosing hurler, Wulfmeyer. S<-huffs 81-SS ACDITORKM Sun _S^?n San Diego wrestling matches ACROSS FROM THE . f£i . ,and ihe runs JOHN GOLDEN Presents lowly Philadelphia Phil- Robertson tallied for i MAIN CAMP ELLIOTT GATE _*-*£& aJ\-/\ It took the . . I Matthews. lies to pin hack the cars of the high-flying Great Lakes Bluejackets 10 to 3. and. believe it or not. George F.yrieh. Pj-year-old former Heading (Pa.) high school star befuddled the sailors ploying under Lt. Mick- ; _A /f V*J Uiriffl old cfmtin-r-ntal Bpiiy. ey Cochrane. j "A FX.EASVRE RESOUT" /W // Ui'/.y at. With Ihe New York Including Correct? ■ / 1 (/ _ _ Yes. days Warnur Hut Company, 111 Mail Address ***i BprinK'-s for tha.t perfect vacation. Frances Donald Phyllis | Olga |/j/ ?V •__■! "Awny from it, all." I I " A -DUPK RANCH" STAUU I COOK I THAXTF.II 1 RACXANOVA Instructors Downed Y«s, a dude ranch of 47,000 acres rolling As Seen for 722 Times on Broadway, A Ware-Haselton Attraction ranges, GOOO ri<;jKl of calUe. wn'iSTcrn ponk-y. Special Sound Equipment Used. Box Office Now Open. T-7550 As Cimaglia Fans 14 wrangler* & tpnd>.rff:pt. Our station wagon will 52.76, $2.21, SI.6G, $1 11, 56c, tax inc. Make checks payable to miT-r weekly ri ing were: MCR, Destroyer Base, recruits Cineinnfiri ;>0 46 -S21 Naval Hospital, ABG-2, Naval them learn as much as possible of IThieugo 43 -!!> -479 the art of self-defense, IstLt. Ed- -44 :,* .449 Training; Station. I Philadelphia ward F. Hawling, RD athletic of- IIORlon 40 03 .435 Not until the final matches be- New York 3t> CO .375 tween,the two top teams MCB and ficer, announced yesterday. ■ In the eight years he campaigned LEADING BATTEBS NTS the championship de- Pet. - was as a pro, Broese was known to* Huaiul. St. Louis :I4I( cided when the racqueteers • Base fight fandom as "Baby" Breese. T'rooklvn 330 broke even four matches four k-Hiitfiin, Knioklyn 313 to Making Milwaukee his headquar- with (o give the MCB team 25 NTS ters, Brcosc took on some of the LEADING PITCHERS points for NTS w I. lo 23 in total tourna- best the lightweight ranks. play. deciding in 3ewi-.ll. T'ittFl>iiri,-ti...... 17 ment The matches From 1937 March, 1943, when Kl. l_,OUl:S 13 is played to . . . were on Bane courts. he the Corps, Breese fought . entered BATTED IN by IstLt. L. BUBS Coached Donald such men as Jackie Wilson, whom ,Jicli'">1ei'On. 7 1 Strong, Base Hq. Bn. athletic offi- lirooklj n -, kayoed at Los Angeles In the rlf-rmari, G9 players ho cer, the MCH won all games seventh; I .01? Breese will assist PFC. Marty VV.T=hiri£lon 03 47 .33*1 Earlier in the season Ihe Base Schwartz and may later engage in 41' 43 ..S21 track the 11th iMileilBo' team won Naval some outside boxing. L>.-iroir 47 4i .000 track field rlevland 4il 47 .193 and championship and liosloll 41', 49 .4«4 was awarded the 11th Naval Com- St. Louis - 4J 31 .10'' _ mandant's trophy. rhiladeiphia -... S'J OS .1"! To be scheduled is the play-off LEADING BATTERS I'd. Kame between the MOB and NTS Sportscope Apr>lin £T. Chit a 331 baseball teams in the 11th Naval's A'akt'Midd, HiIroil 3i'l Chicago 31D baseball tournament for first half honors. SATURDAY. 7 ADQTIST LEADING PITCKESS ATi<:-:.! vs. Marine ikise. MHI at Iteernit. IVpot Buy War Bonds \'i\v V'icld: baseball. Ilvt*\,'i_\ Cliii.'aso 10 buxiiic jnon. C-lt.lnfli.--r, Ntr-.v . Vfi'h.. , 12 Mill thews Loses SUNDAY, S AT/ODST Destroyer BUNS BATTED IN Camp Pendleton vs.. Hasa, CAMP MATTHEWS Dropping at Navy Field; baseball. Kt.lr-O. -NlAV lOll. 71 -- 1401 Johnsuit. Y.inkr".-- 6 4 in here, the Camp Paralroop FKIDAY, 13 AT/GISrST Elliott Camp Matthews, 1045. HOME BTTN LEAOEKS Softball team took the measure of Box-iiiK at K-ller. -New l'orli 10 i Stop Loose Talk tjLeplKiis. jsr. I.oui? 1 1 LEARNING A NEW WAY to fight is Pvt. Artie Levine, |the- strong Camp Matthews outfit, fork. Detroit - 14 3 to 2, despite the fact, that Car- was only a film censor's former Brooklyn boxer, shown picking up the art of attack She PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE at Parris Island, S. C. recruit training center. jrigan, Matthews hurlcr, allowed on- daughterbut she knew when lo cut W L IV.l. ;ly three hits. it out. Los Angeles '•'■> -'■> -731 Kixn Francisco t>7 11 .r»-.!0 Se.Tttl.. .".I .".1 ..'.tfll t'orllund ='l -491 Men To Have H..IK wood 01 "39 .4<;t Service 10,000 San DleRo -l fl l;l -44h llHkliiud 47 6.1 .031 G,„. Jo, SI 73 .3I.S H. P—« Decent I Bucraniemo Free Seats At Grid Opener OTHER LKAGCES Ten thousand service; men will be admitted to Balboa I j! Southern Association — Knoxville. charity game N''*\ -M"fi: Little Stadium free for the Kast-Wcst football in Rock. ll»n'.plns, .Sti'-.:n lie, Atlanta, which the Washington Redskins, world's professional grid ltirrnmsham. Marine Corps League Torolito. champions, compete Sunday, August ii International I-eaffne will 15. Newark. '.Montreal. I:"nl, Spring ti'i'-l. T. lien. geants-major. fall. Fiednioilt Leaffue I'urtsmouth, Base personnel interested in see- I.ynti-.burtr,—r..ianoke, Nor- Buy Bonds For I"reedoni August 14th Kicliinoiid, Redskins, who are In train- : Saturday, folk. ImrhHin. ing the San Diego's Balboa Stadium, ing at Tennis Tournament <'• NOTES should get. their applications in to '•' The UfC. has b«-n yiven Cnpt. Hilly their respective sergeants major Elimination Starts - Boutiiworrh jr.. t'S.V sen of Ihe Hi. - <\ J. Tied by Wednesday and not call the Loui" Ciidintils' niHf.ay.r .. IMay started this week in the Hun'inir. former Vatilii c |.ltrli»r anil Base recreation office, Maj. Mayn- Tli« I'eaeh Army. Jr'er IIIh Naval District officer's tennis now with Lour rv Command. Inf.? w<-. k burled the ard saitl. Forty three Marine, his tournament. ROOM | firs', pain" of career - PARK BALL no-hi? officers NORTH aitainst Jee I'li.MaKiiio and his Santa BASE BAND TO STRUT Navy and Coast Guard en- Ana Army Air Pase lub Danny tered the tourney and are expected Mnrlaucli. the r'hilli'-*' seeond-sack- is by the II" reports The game sponsored Al to complete elimination matches er is now in I lie Army. . . . 3047 Bahr Shrine and tickets may be ob- Uuiversity 24 A Off. ' within the next two weeks. Seeded at 139 Broad- lately ? tained by applying'- is T.t. William Reedy of Camp El- Written Home loca- way. Prices vary according to liott, 11*42 national clay course High School Coach tion of seats. champion. || crack entering the Corps, Pvt. At half-time the MCB Before band, by 2dLt. Son- — directed W. R. — 181, was ath- Tax Included Ralph Starnes, Plat. en- } Per Couple 75c, :: of the Rlorcsville, Tex., nenberg, will provide musical * * letic coach for the thousands of High .School, where his football tertainment fans expected to jam mammoth NONE cißyiAyjiu team was unbeaten in 1941-42 and llalbna Stadium for the pre-season ~ his basketball team was undefeated ri" ""i —■' "" s^sT'- tournament play in the same opener. mmmum in college, the Redskins, who de- ,S -"J6 TABLETS 20< 100TABtETS 3» years. In high school and Although largest the highly-touted Chicago World's selleratio Starnes won several letters. feated Travel by . . Bonds Or Bondage? . Judo Exhibition NORTH ISLAND — Corp. Stan- ALL ford J. Endres and PFC Delmar Binsbaehcr recently gave a judo ex- hibition before 300 Boy Scouts of the Latter Day Saints Church in AMERICAN San Diego. The exhibition featur- ed breakdowns and throws, disarm- ament of knives and pistols, stick strangles and throws. BUS LINES $&ffi^Saß^^B^^B^^B^^B^^B^^B^^B^^Bß Free Meals Free Pillows Crystals Fitted — SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO SERVICE MEN While U Wait - - O.W. R.T. O.W. R.T. GENE'S El Paso 9.75 17.55 Chicago 31.50 53.10 WITCH CRYSTAL SHOP Dallas 22.75 34.35 New York 39.25 70.65 Room 410 Granger Bldg. SAN DIEGO TERMINAL 964 Fifth Aye. 102 East Broadway Watch Repairing Rock Style Crystals 01»43.Ik» J«v«n.Up C». Franklin 2494 . ii I, i Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943

18 Gala Array Of Grief Stars At Parris Island Two Colonels Top Kearney Mesas PARRIS ISLAND.—PFC. Charles Among topnotch former grid stars star from Mississippi U.; Dave pass-catch- Invade SF Area E. Ramey, former Cincinnati Univ. now in training here are: Elmer Schreiner, Wisconsin's List Of Officers Engcl, all-Big Ten end from Illi- ing end; Bob Dove, Notre Name's player and who was nomi- KEARNEY MESA.—2dLt. Nelson coach nois; Ernie Alther, Syracuse star all-star wingman; Aid Bauman, of the In Golf Tourney Cullenward and IS members of the nated last year as "coach guard; Bull Kresge and Charlie Northwestern tackle; Dean BagJey, nine left here yesterday on year" by Kentucky fans and sports Nigel, Lafayette guard and quarter- T.C.U. star; Jack Pearmore, Rice Col. William C. James, command- KM a writers, is convinced the galaxy of back, respectively; Tom Farmer, Owls; Ben Trickey and Al Urban, ing officer, MCB, and Col. Roswell San Frtincisco Bay area Junket former football players in training lowa's all-Big Ten back; Blondie back and tackle, respectively, of IWinans, executive officer, head which will see them meeting the line-up. Black, grid and track lowa State. here would make a "dream" all-American 'the list of officers opening play best service teams in that area. Monday over the Balboa municipal Those accompanying Cullenward, golf course for the MCB champion- team manager and first baseman, ship, were: Ed Curcio, Tom Laidlaw, Maj. Harry Y. Maynard, Base Hal Jungbluth, Gene Toraey, Dick recreation officer, in charge of the Cherry, Don Moore, Dick Schafer, tournament, said yesterday he ex- Jim Balkan, Izzy Perry, John Boyd, pects 50 or more officers to tee off Glen Moschelli, Gene and Lee during Ihe coming week for the 10 Koenig, Joe Guerro and Bob Simp- prizes. The top prize will be a War son. Bond. Capt. A. C. McCn.ll, Athletic and All entrants must turn in by Recreation officer, accompanied Monday at 1000 at least three score the team. cards, attested by two or properly MailAddress Correct? more players, so their proper handi- caps may be given. Entrants will Swimmers' Tent be divided into foursomes and rounds will be played on Mondays, CAMP FEXDLETON. - A tent Wednesdays and Fridays of two for swimmers has been erected 100 weeks between 9 Aug. feet south of Oceansido pier in successive cloth- and 20 Aug. which Marines may change Naval officers at- ing. Hangers are supplied and an All Marine and Ml' is duty from 1200 to 1915 tached to the Base are eligible to on Saturdays and from 0900 to 1915 compete. Sundays. Men must bring trunks Tfrittsn HornsLately? and towels. Valuables can he checked, with a civilian establish- Base Tennis Champs ment nearby. Win Delayed Match Mall AdcLrftM Correct? « The Base tennis team, new J Ith Athlete Now Marine champs, Naval District tennis Owner of 13 letters and 23 ath- Wednesday carried on its winning letic medals, Pvt. Alvin J. Ekern, habit by downing the Destroyer Plat. 5"i:), was an all-around athlete at (Wis.) High Base racquetcers, three matches to Galcsville School. In addition to high school sports, one. Ekcrn has had three years of ski Although the Base team previous- jumping. ly won the 11th Naval tennis crown by tallying 25 points lo 23 for Naval Training Station, the runner- SURFS «*% up, the final score would have been !in doubt had the MCB doubles team i lust the postponed match Wednes- day to Des. Base. DRESS Brogan and Bob Carman, 1 !. Harold r®DE MCB, look care of that by defe.at- : ing Fox and Rousier, Des. Base, 6-8, 7-">, fi-2. to give MCB an Hth BLUES I Naval total of 27 points. I Kearney Mesa baseball team, Lt. Nelson Cullenward,I In practice matches, Roland | TWO OF THE STAR members of the Nesbit, pitcher, get together bit strategy I Weinberger, MCB, defeated left, coach and player, and PFC. Ed Curcio, to map a of Jaderborg, DB, defeated Strictly according M Kearney Bay fi-3, 10-8. to be loosed against clubs the Mesans meet next week in the San Francisco Mallos, 8-B, 6-0, and James to 1.1. S. Marine Corps IB Bob Uniform Regulations ■ region. Their 1943 record stands at 43 victories against 17 losses. Rovee. MCB, conquered Lund, DB, or yottr money back 9 6-2, 6-2. i" 4000 Fans Witness Base Topples Pendleton Write Home Bouts At Matthews Badminton Tourney S Fxperl Tailoring H iti| and Altera!ions 9 CAMP MATTHEWS. —Flinging Batters Have Holiday Set To Open On Base m While You Wait ■ wilh utter abandon, E. As leather players arc going to 482, Calif., Friday CAMP J'KKDLETON.—In a baseball game with a final Badminton I*M Crabbe, Plat. have their day on the MCB when :M Campaign Bars f|| night won the feature bout on the score like a football result, the MCB team Sunday walloped tournament in the Base HS Ornaments fa a opens All Medals weekly card staged before Camp Pendleton, 16 to 14, to keep clean its slate of victories gymnasium 16 Aug. 'M M 10-match M Shavin™ Hits M some 4000 recruits, officers and in 11th Naval tournament play. The deadline for entries is 13 ,3 Billfolds ■ The team held a 16 to may enter by list- permanent personnel here. MCB 1' Aug. Entrants lead as Pendleton came to bat in Boxing Team ing their names with their bat- Crabbe, a 105-pounder, waded in- the eighth when Ray Yochim, MCB KEARNEY; MESA. —A boxing talion sergeants-major or with the BbBbHbSBBBBBBV BVBBBBS^v9sf^Bsl to R. I.imbrocker, Plat. 490, Okla., hurlcr, suddenly went into the air. team is being formed under super- Base gym, phone 622. in the las, two rounds to win the Pendleton rapped Yochim for eight vision of StfSgt. Louis Padgett. Only singles matches will be decision. Both boys put up a runs, then continued the assault on Amateur pugilists have been asked played unless at least 16 doubles Chumlcy. Crane put out the to turn out. Team will be teams arc entered, Capt. Charles snappy fight. finally matches fire in the ninth after the aroused sehedulad wilh other camps in this Church, Base athletic officer, an- bouts results were: In other the Pendleton baiters bail tallied 13 area. nounced. A. Tapia, Plat. 491, Ariz., decisioned runs in two frames. N. Galleon, Plat. 192, Calif.; A. Puehtleitncr led MCB hitters Murreil, Plat.

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Saturday Morning, August 7, 1943 19 FIELD NOTES FRY-DAY by Cunningham

Trouble Brews—Over Brew—And Our Forest Greens Deadline Near By Corp. Stanley Swabo Without further ado, I hurried Definitely anti-social, I decided, the door I could hear the belliger- The editor hailed me over. to the nearest pub. Knee deep in and therefore not my man. But. ent one coo to his quail: For Insurance "I've got a hot assignment for forest green, I selected a likely I was persevering that day. "Nobody can call you blousy It's last call, men! On 10 Aug. at you." he says giggling like a looking customer and suggested: Beery-eyed but wended bold, I while I'm around, honey." midnight, all applications for Na- schoolgirl and wringing out his "Don't you think j'ou'd be my way further down the bar, As I staggered out into the for- tional Service Life Insurance must shirt. cooled by removing your forest brew in hand. be in the hands of NSLI office. est green world no little dis- "It's too hot," I pleaded vainly. green blouse?" "I've got to investigate the in Every Marine should carry the coat started. array, an SP grabbed my arm. "That's just what I mean, Despite my dulcet approach, the ..." I maximum $10,000 policy permitted he replied. "There's guy replied most belligerently: This guy merely stunk his Come along, junior," " pal," he urged by law. something about this forest green "Don't you think you'd better tongue in my face and bleated: gently but firmly. Modified regulations make the uniform that implies anything mind your own business or you "BiaanH.li, how's that for a Prom the corporal of the insurance available without medical but cool, refreshing forest green, might get cooled?" beauty" guard's office I dimly remember examination and to all hands re- particularly on a day like this. Apparently this definitely was I recoiled in horror at the evi- a telephone call to The Chevron gardless of station or length of of pink toothbrush Let's go into the matter with the wrong approach. Slopping up dence and office. service, age, or physical impair- of another beer, an- quickly ordered another bracer. some sort symposium." I approached "We've got a guy over here ment. "How can I concentrate on other forest green blouse. My tactics were proving def- who says his name is Forest Another advantage is the ex- when Pruncfacc has "What's wrong with this uni- initely unremuncrativo. But I weather Mrs. ttreen and that he works for you. tremely low premium rate which it Tracy the form was assuming the I-don't-care Mr. in simply terrible ?" How about it?" would be impossible Lo duplicate predicament," I moaned. "Be- "There's nothing wrong with it, attitude. In fact, two beers later There was a slight delay as with commercial insurers. sides, I don't know anything about bud," he answered. "It's just on I cared so little that the world I was eyed and described. Bny Insurance ■ symposiums. I've never even the wrong guy. Beat it." was taking on the cool, sooLhing Then the gendarme turned to me. been to a concert.'' With a heavy sigh and a long aspect of a great forest green. Distribution Of War "Geddoutda here," he screamed, draught, I made another attempt. It was nearly time to return to "Are you a reporter from The throwing the dictionary after me. "What would you do if you had the officp, so I determined on Chevron?" he asked. "The editor Ration Forms Starts attempt. says he sent some jerk out for a I promptly fielded the tome and to wear this tunic in Africa?" I one last feeble A near- Application for War na- "symposium". romantically prompted the next by had shed coat story on uniforms and it couldn't forms opened the page to comrade his and Book No. 3 now are being dis- customer. was engrossed with a feminine be anyone but you. Here, take tion "Tn ancient Greece, a drinking to eligible military per- free "I've been in Africa; I've companion. the phone." tributed together at which there is a never sonnel. Those not regularly sub- never seen Tunis; there seems to "How about that there guys interchange of ideas," Webster blouse "All these I interviewed sisted in a military mess are eligi- he no further necessity to do so, on your arm," I began. That was drinking defined. were beer," I explained ble to make application. at last Is a and furthermore, what husiness all I remembered as I was to the "Nobody com- There, I decided, editor. Application forms must be re- man, and is really is it of yours where I've been or knuckle buckled. I staggered to plains when he's got a good the editor brew in turned before midnight, 31 Aug, dreaming assignments where T'm going," he snecringly my feet, my head bloody but un- his fist. There any up proper just wasn't and may be mailed free. change. shot back. bowed. As I made my way toward story," for a In event the application forma arc not received by eligibles befon, Recalls Rescue From Officers Abandon IS Aug, either by mail or through Warning Given commanding officers, headquarters Burning Airplane Casualties Army For Marines at the Base or Depot Quarter- master in San Francisco should be Mail Rules USNH, SAN DIEGO. The story SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH notified. On of how a sergeant risked his life to Pris'ner PACIFIC (Delayed)—All three of- .Dead Woun'd Miss's of War Failure to make application Marines of the San Diego area save a tail gunner from death in a 'SN' (l,.-,r,.'l 2,.110 0.107 1.8C3 ficers of the Marine detachment of necessitates appeal prior to 31 Aug;. a memo- 'SMI.! 1,7117 2,447 732 1,933 this ship are "graduates" of the price have been warned in burning plane on Guadalcanal is -SOU ISI! 22 156 1 to the nearest war and ra* the Chief of Naval Army. tioning randum from told by Corp. William N. Dudley jr. board. Operations against mailing-explo- 8,542 4,779 10,295 3,799 Each was ah honor ROTC stu- sergeant was Shcrley sives and intoxicating beverages in The heroic HEAD dent at college and as such had the postal regulations. buddy Corp. Dudley. privilege of accepting a commission violation of Grubb, of l'vl. T. F. IJucklc.y, Mills Hock, Department has the Marine Corps. did, but The Post Office "All of us saw the plane clip some Ark.; Maj. (Jen. W. P. Upshur, San iii F.ach Hand many where after a brief service with the Army Bear A reported instances trees bordering the airfield, and we l-'rancisco, Oil.: Corp. Lewis R. have deposited in Clara, Cal.; Corp. first. Naval personnel watched it burn the llaughniaii, Santa mails containing live after crash,", J.. J, Hood, llermosa lleaeh, Cal.; the parcels Corp. Dudley Maj. Jackson Butterfield, com- LOST explosives, related. I'ISkI. P. J. Zwiek, rine Meadow, ammunition and other manding officer, held his Army GOLD wrist bracelet with black "But Sgt. Grubb was Ihe one lo Conn.; Pl-'C. *'. O. Scliocppel, Kust St. as well as various types of intoxi- commission for 21 days before stone in Uase Theater or between think and act. He was 'in there l.ouis. 111.; I'r'C. K. I''. Coslello. Mor- theater and Gate 4. Return to Chov- cating beverages. transferring to the Marines. His ron office for reward. and out' with the helpless gunner ris. 111.; PFC. M. J, Johnson, Chicago, Senders of such parcels are sub- lit.; Tvt. Snyder, Hammond, Ind.; junior Capt. Littleton K. almost before the rest of us started K. officers, roa beht ject to criminal prosecution and PlSgt. I.). .K. ISilberl, Uussey, Iowa; Smith and Capt. Roy D. Miller, dls. moving. A few minutes later and J ltOOif, walking Ilase. Officer appropriate disciplinary action will l vt. W. P. Tlafi-fferty, llaltimore, M.d.; stayed the Army three months preferred. both might have been killed the with 1980 I.imvood. W-OtWt. taken for violations, it was in I'l'C. W. C. Lally, Wrenlhan, Mass.; be prior to transferring. StfSgt. Sam- not'BT.p: room with bath and explosion of the gas tanks."—PFC. Pvt. Y. H. Jurgens, Kaginaw, Mich.; break- pointed out. uel E. Stavisky, Combat Correspon- fast nook for cooking ana eating. William A. Wheeler, Pi'C. S. P. Thornsberry, Flint, Mich.; $.10 per month. Arthur Shoven. Bonds Oi Bondage? dent. 2llt lJ vt. K. B. Houser. La Crosse, Mo.; W. California St.. S. D. Tel. J-71.1*. —— Written Home Xiatflljr . . Visited Japan Pvt, M. M. llarkboldtir, I'leai-creck. Ninety - seven years ago two The ladies tell us that getting a Mont.; lstMfft. P, P, Kosovieh, Klein, American warships, the Columbus buying an Mont.; Sll'Sst. H. J. Huff, Slillburn. This Coupon For Chevron Subscriptions husband is like old house. Cily and Vlncennes, each carrying a de- You see way it Is, but N. J ; PFC. K. VV. b'enton, Is- don't it the land, N. V.; Corp. P.. 1.. Tower. Ban- tachment of IJ. S. Marines, visited the way you think it's going to stmivllle, N. V.; Maj. P. Uishop, Ath- Tedo, Japan. you get It remodeled." ens. Ohio; lsll-l. I*. D. McUuwan. Please send The Chevron for one year to look when Pallcntlmoer. Pa.: PFC. F. T. Kelley, Pittsburgh, !»«.; PPC. J. W. Hill, Al- r pine, Tex.; I'PC. K. O. Holford. Dav- Name 562, Mail This Paper Home enport, Wash.: Pvt. A, li. Courtway sec. P.L.AR. jr.. Wenatehee, Wash.; Pvt. T. P- 8. " Y. POSTAGE Meyer, t>g-ema, Wis. Address AT|~. SKt an envelope, wrap It around this KAHJf> Chevron and address. A 3-cent stamp is xzSßnra to mail ban0,. Diegon;<.«™ caui.fnlif *»■* necessary anywhere In lslLts. W. P. Sane and C. C. Wlii- •" Un|ted•* guUjt of Amerieit nia. both of San Dieso, Cal.; IstLt. Permit No. 34 It. W. Votaw, Clements. Cat; Capt. Enclosed find $2 In ( > stamps ( ) check ( ) money order J O. S. Hall, ottowa. Ohio; IstLt. Y. il. V Carlson, Dallas, Tex. Saturday Morning, August 7, 20 194%"'