rrmi^va Even Santa Calls Marines For Help i

GENERAL DISCUSS VITAL POUCIES

MSgt.SparisNev Station Sgt. Major

Marine fioenM: "Why c a n t w e get Chriszmam^ffa to k i f e t h a t need ' e a r T h a i was a l l + w needed to b e said. Mar ines a t a a c e began surveying the • tma t im, ^ Los Angeles W a r n e r Bros, aenr oat a n BOB to a l l t hea t e r s to a r t us collection points . mH a l e v more days s aw over t h r ee hundred Fox-Weat Coast and Independent theaters Join in a n d pu t collection boxes in t he i r lobbies.

•\\ 1th t h e h e l p of the Community Chest a n d w e l f a r e agencies, a i * t of poor chi ldren whose in Santa Clans was about t o be brok-er was p repa red . Newspapers , radio s ta t ions , and var ious organi -zations ra l l ied to aak the public tp cont r ibute toys to m a k e a poor

happy . Marine Reserve Headquarter i r" in

Washington took np t h e d r ive a s a community serv ice on the level and passed t h e word to Or-ganized .Reserves in 112 H t i ^ T.H to volunteer r e se rves in rim**™ of other communit ies . Not t o be ou t -done. r e g u l a r Mar ine es tab l i sh-ments also jo ined.

The idea quickly nunf-tn t h e pub-he s fancy, soul g i f t s s t a r t ed t o p**"* • mio t hea te r and Mar ine collection ' boxes. Clnoe sor ted out. they were distributed to hoys a n d g i r l s in the n a m e of R«i t» Clans.

Warner Bros , h a s th i s year e x -tended the t hea t e r cooperat ion to more cities.

The Marines a r e .obtaining *»'«••» ' " e l f a r e agencies m o r e Tin*™** of l»oor fymHieii who would not o ther -wise have a visit f r o m Santa ra«n« 1

or December 25. The f a m o u s Corps ol rough 1

tumble men h a s once T " ' ^ shown to its fellow ci t i sens and to t h e ! world t h a t it a l so h a s a hea r t t o match i ts s t r eng th .

-Ml** Wi»d«eek Of K m . W came in. and it took much delibe-ra t ion on the par t ol the judges before the winner was finally picked.

J u n e l ikes to dance, ski. 'go swimming, and hnirin down a good job a s a s tenographer . F o r the benefit of those who w e r e u n -f o r t u n a t e to 1W1M OUt OE

From MAG14

J / J uie peraiimie. ui Fr* t r a n s p o r t squadrons for ; excellent cooperat ion rendered

a i r l i f t exercises a : San • '^holas I s l and on October X , T h e precis ion t iming in ,?* integral phases of these exer-• ' " p indicated once more t h e close _ ' J a*ionshin t h a t has long existed • ? - w een Mar ine aviation Ma-^ I n f a n t r y echelon* "

. ^ ^ n n a n d e d by LtCol A. D. [pwd. fifteen t r a n s pert* f rom

^omz p a r t i ciliated in t h e r r ? * a t t emtn in Marine Corpf s*o-y to move both u u u p s anr" ^••pment by a i r . Tht rwo-da-e

n ro r ed mas : snecess fc ' >«»*• " *

Acting in a cool collected tiie r r e w m e m b e r s t jnickly

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RULES OF THE ROAD Ttw "BIG 5" in avoiding vehicle accidents:

T<*» H E c - j Don't -*zjae& the speed Imrit. Too much speed i£ a factor in a vary large per-centage of serious accidents.

r A n d P O H D Q TTHIK and curves ran be deceptive. Wait until you're SURE.'

i ITIH Signed* Signs »nri cip-nniK are installed for your protection — OBEY THEM!

i At Crossroads Expect almost anything to happen at an intersection — THINK AHEAD!

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DC rTopoi nnnn a q n u B Be sure that m y and hwnrl Agnate are distinct and firm and given well in ad-vance of your intention to stop, change lanes, or turn.

Driver*, not vehicles, cause accident*.

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NEVER CALL ICEMAN SUGAR' 'CAUSE IT'LL GET HUBBY HOT

B j i r u r d F o r m I ' w s fcerrin Mom city tolkfc think of the iceman i s the past tense. They picture

>HT»I it*, u rimihtTif—if ctrippmc—Don .IDBB who left muddy tracks broken hearts in thousands of kitchens during mother's era

In this modern era of mechanical refrigeration people wrongly believe thai the- iceman is extinct. This year, according to F r a n c a x Timmons. a spokesman lor ttw National Association of Ice Indus-tries, some 50,000.000 tons of ice were made and sold by members ol the association. —

Of tht» total. 15 million wm« were sold m private homes, de-livered by icemen. In tact, says Timmons. the iceman is doing more business now than before the mechanical refrigerator

And the iceman is still getting involved in troubles—not of his own making, of course. For ex-ample in a mid western city re-cently the ioeman made a call on one of his regular customers on a Saturday when her husband was

"How much ioe you wantT" he sang out at the resr door.

"Fifty pounds. Sugar!" the lady of the house sang back.

The hnaband sprang to his feet with a roar of rage, gave his wi le the back of his hand, out the door and put the iceman on ioe with a roundhouse right.

After they had thawed the ioe-man out. It developed that the iceman's

Major McCahffl Selected For

BuLabor Post

by the Navy Bureau o l the new tmnrnl will be used lor

under amnc i l l 1M7. The wind t m m * 1 was designed to

operate at speeds from 1-2 up to u l m n i 4 t i m i i i : T h a t n f m m i H i n « I T

AT normal ***** level conditions a S p e e d l f " l r T r m f t h a t n f « « m i H j | approximately i,WKi mi les per hour. By f h i n i p n g ttm density of the a ir HI th*. wind tunnel, wnwuttnui! nf guided nnri flight at h'fh altiriirtiw fan ^ Th«K c m n r n i i n B l S

the study of problems which require equilib-rium oonditiuns

The wind tnunwl j nel. fahricsmd of which very dry an- i s circulated by

j two large centrifugal driven by electric motors of JBjBti total four-stage centrifugal have been specially adapted supersonic wind tunnel appl ies-

Major William J\ McCahill. US-MCR. National Executive Director of the Marine Corp? Reserve Offi-cers Association, has been named by Secretary of .Labor, Maurice J . Tobin to head the newly-eutahlishsd Division lor the Physically Handi-capped in the Bureau of Labor Standards.

The DivJaior will serve s s the staff lor the President's Committee on National "Employ the Physi-cally Handicapped "Week."

Major McCahill has been • assistant to Committee Chair-an-Rnas T. Mdntire. retired Naval

Admiral, and Vice Chairman Robert Rams peck, former Georgia Con-gressman who is executive vine president of Air Transport dation of the United

this * iMl*Ty fraction of the generating oypurlty of the Cambridge Company.

fee M i l i ii tmmmuri by <snssad by

1st International Army Voted By U. N.

New York tAFPS)—TO* world's first

list fx Headquarters Marine Corps i authorised the of following g n l f W I man:

Promoted to Technical i

Oh. well, winter's here now and anyhow.

T"*wd Army Tank* a n loaded

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for shipment tr> the < SIT shipped irom the ©

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large o n River water a s the < »'j»f medium. Approximate!}" 2.MS gallsua of water per minute are nsedad to cool the various msrhtsna within the laboratory.

Supersonic speeds can be obtain-ed only oy shaping the wted tun-nel walls in the vicinity ol the test section in a /~bsrtain specified manner. The teki section i s three square leet. shgaad lfc by 24 in-ches. Special nozzles having the proper contour art used to achieve

j this . Change in wind tun-uVi speed u- accomplished by use of individual nozzle canton"** lor each speed.

In t b / actual operation the tem-perature in the wind where the model* under Leal are •will be quite low. At spas thai of sound the tempera! be 1*0 degrees speeds tour times that of sound, the tempeis tare will be 22i dsgrssa below sera.

l i n T m w w n r n r i n r use with the wind tunnel a balance t<- measure the s ir re-action on the models "**«* an opti-cal system to show visually the shock wave* and flow which surround modelt- in a sonic air stream

The wind tunnel and laboratory-are under th« administration o f ; tbe M I T J£m pamnen* of Aero-nautical Encineering. beaded by Professor J C Hunsaker The de-sign ol the' wind tunnel, the wind tunnel halant-e system, and other items of required instrumentation wer« under the direction of Profee-

Johtr R Markham nf thai de- ' psrtment

Tbt Jackson and M or eland Com-pany. Consulting Engineer? of Bos-ton Massachusetts. h»H charge of the execution of the project.

The result of research completed in the new wmd tunnel are expected

rv passible improvements in higb-s^»eed missi les and aircraft of bOt£ ' uilotec and m n t n n ^ l f U v guided types- Students trained a i thf laboratory wn; be the aerobel-listir spedaliKts who wTH cnxxtri-htrte to the design of Supersnnir airplanes and missOss.

were SSgts Orie A. B a y ef VMT-1, FKFLsnf , Fred R. Coda, of

HqSq-2. John Red of HQSQ-2, Wmr-reo W. HnSfcey of MAB-14. O s s i t ' B McRae of MAG-14, Mlrhual T . 1 s i • —s of H H i Jshu A-Stempel. Jr., of MAG-14, Curiae £ .

asUom «f MAG-44, Omsm D Pnlhsn. Jr., of MAG-11, and Michael

Katrmark of MAG-11. figts. 1 s w a r d R Survey of

VMO-1. Peter Field Pt_, Cms? Le-jeune.N. C^DavulR. i s t o s , VMO-1, Peter Field Pt_, Camp 1 ajiamn, K. C.. James T. Stanley of MW»G-2 (Prov.J, I m i n e L. V M M U . n i rl 11 T. 3 of

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Herbert J. Ladke. A Roy $ Y e

Army has te General Assembly

Trygve l i e 'e e t a W W i a Seo-persos UK i tone that 1 well s s m a

7 1 K UN ized a measure that wontt j

psnel UN

in carrying out their vm world's trouble canters.

By the Aaaembly's scti rotary General Trygve lie i

in r the

army in t h e world. The upkasp tar the ymrl uismted a t SXKIjm, win top

b y the SB mamher nsrtnm B UN guard tens, little k a U. S. Army oMjaay.

he d a d in the alste blue t una

rms ~H : Under rer, wil l the group be i

to carry heavy usspami. Specific duttss of the 1

be the protection of UK ] and property. '

it and radio x guard duty i

UN I Urn

the army will he recruited i 22 to SO age basis lor ant tof ves t s . Basic training will fe pieted in the United Staaa* the L loroas. Bach guard wffl i quired to take an autfa ths * discharge his "t interests of the UN only"

Jr.. Iven Valente. Harold

H. Perry. Larselous St Nourse and

place an Dec. loth meeting. The Insta l i snor Cemmrmy will

bf iield on January » a t 8:00 p. a . limner wi l l be enjoyed by the mem-ber* in the roam pre-ceding the meeting a t 7:00. Be~ iemtio&E mnst be in ad-

MARTAC80K~1 Tbt- following people, all goad

Marines, didn't want to mias the Inspector General's inspection a t thif unit ofc December 6, so they came hurrying back tram all over the U. S. A. Back from

good chow thoBe pretty jjnrses.**

Republic. "Wast. (AFPS)—Gsae Protector Isrwrenct Sprengel ar-rested himself lor violating the «an*e laws. After having killed cme gimme, he sew two fly into a bnsh. H e fired and mhtsed—he thought- H e fired ar***1 and HuwL^ci. h e had kffled hoOu

ftfH-<st mi1., e

Matthew L. Ha l l , i n s p e c t h a u l a n d R e p a i r . D e p a r t ! ceived u L e t t e r of Comm fo r sugges t i ng a s " I m p r o v od of c r a t i n g -io protec t j o u r n a l a n d t h r u s t f ace OD

STATION SUPPLY*

Late News From Materia Control

P.W.AD BUILDING

Employees Given Bensugs' Award

NAVY

B? LftH A l t e r a n ice ton*: vaca t ion for

Thanksg iv ing . we have al l se t t led down and back t o work Now al l til ou r dreamt- can be spen t look-ing lor ward to C h r i s t m a s when mos t of UK will h a v e a n o t h e r v a -c a t i o n But first let u; look badk and Met bow S ta t ion Supp ly m a d e une of th i s t ime.

Many of ou r employees des i r ed U> spend T h a n k s g i v i n g alout- wi th t he i r f ami l i e s at h o m e Somv of tboHt a r c t he fo l lowing : Luc i l l e Ortoti bad a w o n d e r f u l t i m e bak ing — a a u (meat- wha t s h e w a s baton#:? T u r k e y , ol cour se . S h e then cele-bra ted tha t n ight a t t he Surf Clnfc. —Mrs. Wi l l i ams found p l e a s u r e in spend ing a n ice quiet o n e at h e r own h o m e . — J u n e Whi t e a n d L a R u e H a r p e r spent t he ho l idays a t t h e i r homes in Vancebore — Alma Coun-cil took T h a n k s g i v i n g Dinner wi th h e r s i s te r 111 H a v e l o c k — B e t t y G r a y a t t ended i. " F a m i l y R e u n i o n " wi th s o m e of her people in Chocowini ty . —Doris W a y n e w a s in Chocowini ty

f b e r r y Po in t . It • w a s read i ly r e -cognized as a most i m p o r t a n t l a c -t o r in t h e W a r Ef for t

Approx ima te ly o n e h u n d r e d fifty m e n w e r e ass igned t o cont ro l projec t unde r t h e v i s ion of Nor th Caro l ina S t a t e H e a l t h D e p a r t m e n t , and a p e r m a n e n : cont ro l w a s o r g a n i s e d In s t a l l a t i on of an e n o r m o u s d r a i n -a g e sys tem w a s comple ted in o r d e r t o r id t h e lowland of impounded w a t e r Horses , d r a g l i n e s , bul ldoz-e r s . t r a c t o r s , s p r a y - b o a t s , and a i r p l a n e s w e r e employed f r o m t h e be-

alno. and troni al l r e p o r t s she real ly- .ginning hi Mala r ia Control work . a t t e n d e d a n i c e T h a n k s g i v i n g din-ne r—no t t u r k e y t h i s t ime, but l la r -B-Que

Vi rg in ia H u r s ; and . luani ta Ciliy longed f o r s o m e exc i t emen t and t r a -vel so they attendee, the Carol ina and Virg in ia footbal l game las t S a t u r d a y Bet they en joyed it s i nce Caro l ina finally s t rugg led t h r o u g h and won.

t^arl Pr id j ren is on a short vaca-' t i o n — s u r e picked a n ice t i m e f o r

i; too. being he is p l ann ing on spend ing it h u n t i n g Mr Swindol l ce l eb ra ted t h e ot»emng day of Duck h u n t i n g a lso , but we can' t s a y how Kiuch hick be had becaus< w« don' t know how m a n v he c m . or how larg< t h e g r o u p was but a l t o g e t h e r they goi seven.

Mrs T h e l m a B e a m and f a m i l y . t ou red tht- c o u n t r y s i d e t o L inco ln-1 **d t h a t t h e r e a r e m a n y spec ies of ton for the hol idays t o pay her 1 mosqu i toes on t h e S ta t ion , i n c l n d -hUKliands people a viEf. Mary i tnc t h e Malar ia c a r r i e r s . A n o p h e l e s Gu th r i e a n d . f a m i l y m o t o r e d u p to I tnusqui to«s . ( A N O P H E L E S c m D u r h a m ' f o r t he weekend . c i ans ^ A N O P H E L E S p u n c t i p e m i s .

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s ar< passed to A N O P H E L E S q u a d r i m a c u l a t n ? . and Sg: R i c g s . w h o j u s : recent ly r<- ! m a n y specie* of pest m o s q u i t o e s , ceived a p romot ion , ami a l so t h a n k s C F L E X . A E D E F P S O R O P H E R A , l o r - t h e c i g a r s and candy hope you ' MANSWCIA. T H E B A I D I A and T -

.rnan> a n d - m a n y mor» of t h e m 1 R A N O T A E X 1 A t h r o u c h o u t y o u r Mr.rtn* Corps life. • At p r e sen t . Mosqu i to and P e s t

Georc* Mizesko lof: iast S u n d a y Cont ro l is financed by P u b l i c W o r k s . . l o r H e a d q u a r t e r s Mar ine Corps t o D e p a r t m e n t , and d i rec ted by tht*

B j L 4L M c k i n l e y " E v e n t»elore t h e a c t u a l oons t ruc -

tKin began at t h e Mar ine Corps Air S ta t ion , at Cherry Po in t . Nor th Carol ina . Mala r ia Control

By Ehrie UUke

Cindy K i l B n g s w o r t h visi ted New York City over T h a n k s g i v i n g week-end. Whi le in New York , she s a w the B r o a d w a y hit "Diamond Lil*

s t a r t e d a s a majoT pro jec t fo r t h e j Bturrj„r w e s t . . S h e a l s o aaw pro tec t ioi! of j»ersonnel a r r i v i n g j ^ jc*. Fol l ies . P r o m a l l ind ica-on t he S ta t ion . B e c a u s e of n u m e r - ( • i n n t i t m u s t h a v e been a w o n d e r -on s s w a m p areaF. Anophe les mos- , j a j t r i p , bu t Cindy sa id s h e w a s qui toes . and ft h i s to ry of 1 W % j T e r y r i H H t o hit h o m e soil once inc idence of m a l a r i a an ions t h e ' local people of a r e a s s u r r o u n d i n g

After t he ini t ial p r o g r a m w a s comple ted , m o r e sc ient i f ic m e t h o d s w e r e in i t i a ted—New insec t ic ides , m e t h o d s of d i spens ing and m i c r o -scopic ident i f ica t ion of i n sec t s h a v e con t i nned Epidemiology of m a -la r i a . r e s e a r c h e x p e r i m e n t s a n d de-ta i led da t a have been c a r r i e d out and f o r w a r d e d to o t h e r ac t iv i t i e s fo r t he r r possible benefi t T b e e f -f ec t s of v a r i o n / insec t ic ides on wi ld l i fe have tvecn c a r e f u l l y s tudied and recorded by t he T n i t u n d e r t h e d i rec t ion of the .Medical D e p a r t -m e n t Control p o n d s s tocked wi th n a t m species of*f ishes and m a i n -ta ined in re la t ion t o t he c o n c e n t r a -tion of insec t ic ides which m a y be safely nsed fo r th< con t ro l of in-sec t s

E n t m o i o g i c a l s t u d i e s have r e v e a l -

T r a v e l i n g over t h e long week-e n d w e r e M m . B a b y Soott who m o -to red to W a s h i n g t o n . D. C.; Mr. a a d Mrs . F r y e w h o a r e s t i l l a w a y v i s i t -

in Columbus . S . C. Mabel R o u n d t r e e a n d Ger t i e Gas-

k i n s both h a d the i r d a u g h t e r s h o m e u> h e l p c e l e b r a t e t b e weekend .

C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s a r e in o r d e r fo r Mr. Morse , who is t h e new Admin i -s t r a t i v e Ass i s t an t . L o t s of U a r r e l l .

T h e Design Sect ion welcomes Mrs . He l ena Lynn* who wil l r e -p lace Mary Sk ippe r un t i l her r e -t u r n .

ly sp rayed . An F4V t y p e a i r p l ane is ope ra ted , s p r a y i n g D D T in sw-amp a r s e s for l a rva l con t ro l .

Most i n t e r e s t i n g e v e n t s and e x -pe r i ences a r e enoorar tered in Control work in t h e w i l d e r n e s s of Coas ta l Nor th Caro l ina , wh ich i s t he s i t e of t he Mar ine Corps Air S ta t ion . W e i r d s to r i e s con t inua l ly a r i s e conce rn ing t h e f a n t a s t i c wi ld l i fe o n s t h e s t a t i o n — f o r in -s t a n c e . someone have ing seen a p a n t h e r , bears , h e r d s of deer a n d a s . m a n y as fifty in a s ing le g roup , or hav ing encoun te red h u g e s n a k e s . It is dec la red by some of t h e n a t i v e s tha t t h e r e a r e s w a m p m a s t e r s n a k e s in th t s w a m p a t t a i n i n g l e n g t h s of at least f o u r t e e n f e e t ' F o l k s stil l see H e e p s n a k e s shaped l i ke whee l s and ro l l ing down s t r e a m s , no t

* s topp ing unt i l they' hit a t r e e wi th t he i r po i sonous t a i l s which c a u s e s t h e t r e e to die and t h e leaves t o begin f a l l i ng i n s t an t l y Many f rog g i g g i n g p a r t i e s claim tha t s n a k e s fo l low t h e i r l igh ts and they may have as m a n y as fifty s n a k e s a t t he i r feet when t h e end of a s t r e a m

I h a s been reached .

All of t in stor»e? of th t w i l d e r -.trend ; mee t ing on t h e A t m e d t Medical D e p a r t m e n t T h e "Unit j n e s s a r e not wei rd , a s m a n y of "oree# nev, ; i n c o n c e r n i n g env- i u s e s t h e n e w e s t developed insee - t h e best fishing a n d h u n t i n g a r e a s r u m e n : pu?senge r t r a n s p o r t a t i o n * i r>des and t h e most m o d e r n m e t h - to t h e South m a y be f o u n d in t h e •enuesTK Kt is expected t c r e - d i s p e n s i n g c h e m i c a l s poison-u r r F r i d a y . ous to i n sec t s . F o r g e n e r a t o r s

"Wc wish t o s a y W E L C O M E to " P i r a t e n i g h t l y an t h e S ta t ion d u r -' t t - t v , n«w emnlnyees R a j p h ^ t he s u m m e r m o n t h s , and in t h e

nff -Staxkm H o u s i n g P r o j e c t , f o r ' adult con t ro l of m o s q u i t o e s . T b e 1 Wich i t a . K a n . ( A F P S t — H e r e ' s O n a r t e r s a r e treatt-d w i t h D D T ; * -man who t r u s t s e v e r y b o d y . Sev-tuid impounded w a t e r is c o n t i n u a l - . e r a ! coins he ld d o w n a n uns igned

1 I n o t e o r t he r u n n i n g boa rd of a r,~ , _ - - -r-<• D u e t o a m i s n r t n t in o u r l a s : c a r 6 8 1 » e a r a p a r k i n g

r n i i e c e m b f - IMP. F ina l a r - ^ b ^ m . ™ -»•«, w k f c me te r in t h e d o w n t o w n b u s i n e s s - a n r ^ m r p ^ h a v e no- b e e r m a d e . J n m a k e a c o r r e r t t n r rcgarflUu-. t h e

D u r i n g the pas t w e e k . "oW i Beneficial Sugges t ion . w a r d s to t en the i r s u g g e s t i o n s adopted by t h e s t a t i o n . T h e e m p l o y e e s rece iv ing a w a r d s w e r e a s fo l l ows :

Henry G. Chadwiek . P a i n t e r in t h e P u b l i c W o r k s D e p a r t m e n t r e -ceived a n a d i t k m a l a w a r d of SS.MF fo r his sugges t ion r e l a t i ve t o ~A-d a p t e r f o r five ga l lon pa in t s h a k e r . " T h i s a w a r d i s in add i t ion to t h e or ig ina l S10.tK) a w a r d

J o h n A. S a v a g e . I n s p e c t o r in t h e Overhau l a n d R e p a i r D e p a r t m e n t received a n add i t iona l a w a r d o f £25.30 f o r h i s sugges t ion on "S i lk s c reen ing i n s t r u m e n t d ia l s . " T b e a w a r d is in addi t ion to t h e o r ig ina l a w a r d of (225.00.

Mat thew L. Ha l l . I n spec to r . Over->pair . D e p a r t m e n t r e -

ceived a L e t t e r of Commenda t ion fo r sugges t i ng a n " improved m e t h -od of c r a t i n g "io protec t b e a r i n g j o u r n a l a n f i t h r u s t l ace on jet com-

F . T a r pin . L e a d i n g m a n . Overhau l a n d Repa i r D e p a r t -rece ived a L e t t e r of Commen-

dat ion fo r an " I m p r o v e d method of lniwMi^ g e a r wh i l e being

J o h n S. Snyde r . P F C . O v e r h a u l D e p a r t m e n t w a s a w a r d -

of Commenda t ion f o r - I m p r o v e d m e t h o d of ope ra t ing

land ing -gear wh i l e being t e s t e d " Vernon H . S tocks In spec to r

Overhau l and R e p a i r D e p a r t m e n t , received a L e t t e r of T h a n k s fo r sugges t i ng a "Spec ia l tool for a t -t a c h i n g d r ive s h a f t s t o la the f o r

immed ia t e v ic in i ty of t h e S ta t ion , a n d any lover of t he wi ld l i f e wor ld wi l l ••find C h e r r y Po in t a s p o r t s -m a n 's Haven."*

-M r.nc Cur t i s McCabr . w ho a r e * ~ ' - ^ n r a: t he C o m m i s s a r y

' ~ ; : r .gcmcr . t s r.r< r.pw being r S ta t ion Supp ly ' s P e r s o n -conce rn ing a Ch r i s tmas P a r t y

scheduled t r be held -

e l Mollie ^ r - e d t r hp luncheon and t h e ex- H e p romot ion w a s t o GS-4 i n s t e a d ; P lease deposi t one o r m o r e of theyp •brTirtpr r* ^ n c _ - n>; • A»i« coins I h a v e a t m e t o a s h o w . "

Floyd M Green . AMIS".. Overhau l and R e p a i r D e p a r t -men t . w a s a w a r d e d a L e t t # - of T h a n k s fo r an " I m p r o v e d s l i ng f o r l i f t ing e n g i n e s f r o m . c o n t a i n e r s . "

f ' ha r l i e T. Gi l l ik in . Automot ive Mechanic . Overhau l and • R e p a i r D e p a r t m e n t . ' Dona ld J . Wigg ins . AMM. Overhau l and R e p a i r De-p a r t m e n t . and F loyd M. Green . A V M O v e r h a n l and R e p a i r D e p a r t -ment . ' each received a L e t t e r of T h a n k s for t he i r sugges t ion pe r -t a i n i n g -to " R o t a t i n g jet e n g i n e s fo r p r e s e r v a t i o n .

T h e s e employees a r t t o bt; com-manded f o r t h e i r sugges t ions . I t is ev idence of in i t i a t ive and 6on-s t m c t i v e t h i n k i n g on t h e i r p a n A copy of t he se l e t t e r s wil l be m a d e a p e r m a n e n t p a r t of t h e i r official e m p l o y m e n t r e c o r d s

T h e word t o r t oday i s—"Look— T h i n k — a n d submi t a sugges t i on . "

B u r l i n g t o n . Vt_ <AFPSv—"Bet te r l a t e t h a t , n e v e r " is a c l iche Albe r t G P r i l l doesn ' t m i n d u s i n g W h e n he w-as 21 h e w a s fo rced to qui t

' the "HnfcpaafiSs-o l iMf i inc 'nggS i . n a W B l g . at*'

; la ted. h e w a s awaadef l a deg ree , in

Anne Clyde Swindel l r e l a t ives f r o m Arl ington. V a i ing T h a n k s g i v i n g holidays F o r r e s t s l ep t t h r u the holfcUjsi by the looks of he r—she

st i l l Thanksg iv ing . Dot CM a n d h u s b a n d wined and t h e Dar re l l Morses . Mrs. Campbel l visited relat ives is I t ion a a d saw San ta C la s s in 1 S h e told h im w h a t she waa

am? Dot 01 and S a r a h Bledsoe shopped s lopped in Ra leag t F i H e j 1 vet?* exc i t ing t r i p — 2 flat tiwi skidding on s l ippery higbaaj. Avery and fami ly spent tfcel day s with h i s p a r e n t s in • A T E 1 U A L B B A M B

Qui te a n u m b e r of our • took a d v a n t a g e of the lam giv ing ho l idays to roam coun t ry . Sidney Edwards to I N. C. t o visit h i s parents to Kins ton to spend the ; wi th her m o t h e r ; John 1 A High Point and Winston M Lula i -"Trim and family to f por t . N. C. to visit relatives. 1 Smi th had re l a t ives visitW f r o m West V i rg in i a : while • Bender e n t e r t a i n e d her to* f a t h e r and m o t h e r f rom — . Wil l iam B a r n e s a t tended tbe* l ina-Virg in ia g a m e in S a t u r d a y . H a p p y JohnsoElJ a w o n d e r f u l week spent in WW ton . N. C-. w h e r e he a t team E l k s Convent ion . H e a l w & the N. ( Stat* and W i l l i a a i ^ foo tba l l gam« in Virginia ' u rday Eli Sa leeby . Carl • and J o h n P a r k e r a t tended ca t ion of t h e Scot t i sh R t t e j j in New B e r n last week. C» John" tell a good one of * a w a k e al l n igh t fo r c o u l d n t a w a k e in t ime tt^j for w o r k . Mrs. P a r k e r f r o m h o m e at t h e t ime a n d * couldn ' t t r u s t t he a la rm wel l—what is one night 's W s l e e r c o m p a r e d u» t h e fun

W J J a c k s o n spent week in Greenvi l le with Mar ion L u p t o n underwent t ion in t h e Morehead City B m

' Hope yon wil l soon b< work fee l ing fine. M a r -J o y c e s p e n t - t h e holidays i ^ J

: HI1! w i t h h i s son. Bobby. . d iem employees enjoyed a

last W e d n e s d a y n igh t at Beach . A good t ime w a * w by al l w h o a t t ended . "We* e x p r e s s ou r h e a r t f e l t •?—r-W a l t e r B r a y , w h o lost B h j f a t h e r r ecen t ly . H a r r y ca l l ed to Myr t l e . Beach i

t s w . a i r . i B C B d & . « B o x w m employed a s a «

. h e r e a t C h e r r y Po in t .

• y I f — n » a t a i a s < On Nov. 18, t h e employees d

OfcR w e r e inv i ted ou t t o t h e r a m p in F l igh t T e s t to look over a com-pleted R o g e r convers ion . c loth was s t r e t ched a c r o s s t h e spo t l e s s blue s e a t s and ca rpe ted floors, but the spec t a to r s s a w enough to know t h a t t h e finished p roduc t i s a j ob of which t h e y can be proud . I t w a s t he idea of Cel. Becker . Ofci : Officer, that ou r peop le

g r a y g a b a r d i n e . U n d e m ^ r , t h i s e l eganoe a r e laid fiberglass w h i c h i n s u l a t ^ t i f «

and sound . Mi r ro r s , asr ^ a n d r ec l in ing aas t r aaaare s e n g e r s of convenience to t k . | u r y p o i n t ; i n f ac t , t b e ship ^ wel l be cal led a luxury H—?

a l l h a d a p a r t in t h e ou r p l a t i yg s h o p w i t h t h e i r coa t s o l copper , n i cke l a a d finally ch rome . T h e s e b a r s a a d a l l t h e ohr t imr

I t ta pi-™H br igh twonk in t h e s h i p a r e

wa l l s a a d d e a r s a r e l ined wi th blue lea ther , t h e h o i k h e e d s wi th blue g a b a r d i n e . T h e e n t i r e floor is covered w i t h g r a y c a r p e t : t h e

_ s e a t cover s a n d windo^r c u r t a i n s ' i s held f a s t w e r e m a d e in on r f a b r i c s h o p of

by m e t a l b a r s t h a t w e r e p la ted in .

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Pensaco l* and fn in i * e arfll r epo r t to Hhi»f of

t a r process ing a s « .Nival Aviation

Ca*sU T-6 .

ived h i t o rders d i i k rtard the USE l * y t e

in the Xedliei i a n c m

Saturday ( HOFTH SEA smrfat

Shelly Macbanald Carey

MARINE FtGHTER SQUADRON

122 Sunday QMOt

BAKkJLETt* O F B W i V W i T Fred Asta i re

Ginger B o c m

Nov. 281—The Kigmy

Ittck Powell Evelyn &eye*

(Drama)

CapLl

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KISNtT THE K1GMY IS NOW A MARINE CHERRY POINT. X ( ..

Marine. A1 Capp s latest c real sou—the little fellow who pels "booted a round

*>' the c h a r a c t e r s in the "L.i'1 Abner" comic str ip—is no*- a "boot' v Marine F i g h t e r Squadron 122. Second Marine Air "Wine, based a Zberry Poin t , N. C.

The fami l i a r "Kigmy" hat- donned a jet pilot "s erasli helmet and will on the membersh ip card* to be issued TMF-122 plots who have

completed the seat-eject ion indoctr inat ion course Designed to ac tua l ly blow parachut ing pilot* out of the cockpit of

_ last j e t fighter. the seat-eject ion technique is a recent development. Naval and Marine fliers with the new principle

Mining t h e eject ion seat mechanism has been initiated. Technical points of the mechanism are fully explained to the pilots

nd the i r final examinat ion comes wfaer. the fliers a r e actual ly "fired** igh into t h e a i r by the explosive chare* of a S7MM car t r idge Besides saching the pilot* the proper technique to use when "bai l ing out** ' jet a i r c r a f t , t h e course also gives them conhdence to the equipment y actual ly al lowing them to mak« a dummy i pract ice i run . To date only a few Marine flier-^avt completed t h e seat-eject ion »urse . . . hence the organizat ion ^ t h e exclusive "Kigmy K l a n " by embers of VMF-122

Captain John Slingerlam:. of Chicago. 111., one of the "Kigmy l a ' s " c h a r i e r members , explains tha: a "Kigmy" was selected for the onp 's mascot becaus*. "Marine pilots goinc through the seat-eject ion hool and *Kigmies' hav t plenty in common Nothing to real ly kick KHK. yon understand." Capt. Sliuperland pointed out. "but we both

( a p t a i n George H Lmnemeier < of H e a d v n a r t e r s Squadron 14. w a s recen t ly awarded a certificate of **rofic*eney toy General Louis £ . Woods. nniiiiii»n(jjnj. Officer. Sec—

Orjglwal " K i g m y ' m « i p i n for the club's membersh ip cards w a s awn by A1 Capp's promotion depar tment H i e promotion edi tor lillip B r a d y . authorized the use of the "Kigmy" because he . " thought and Mar ine Ai r Wing, and AirPMF-- of TMF-122 had the 1**K: <ugh> reason he'd beard of to

. '• t h e t h r ee week Navy lndoctr inJ-aat ion COUIJK IE Toxir "Warfare ffincis WTK STAX U. S.. Paced Br

P k m l f e w ^ t ( A J T S 1

i school, located a t t h e A r m y Chemical Center . Maryland, is de- .

I to g ive Its s tudents basic cthm in Biological.

j ca l and RadiniogjvaJ war fa re . Capt. l anneme ie r completed t h e ,

— Lieutenant . Fa i rbanks . J r . . ! New York <AFPS>—Britian's

in f development of je t-propel led pas -1lian hap received his sec- senger a i r l i ne r s h a s offered a chal -il Dilt isti decorat ion He t h n s , lenge to American "know-how"

of Hollywood's m o s t ! has s t i r red U. S . a i r l ine into action. i-nn—. _ - .

to European relief, ' Several officials a n d e x p e r t s of , * * » « • « . m a d e an aasocnat r . American a i r w a y s a l ready have . ^ i r t y - e i ^ n . making him one Br i t i sh Order of St . tanned work on p l ans tor U . S. 0 1 m D B j outstanding s tudents . _

Only las : be: passenger p lanes One official Along w f & t h e Proficiency A w a r d Meffltei l a n e a n OTd, > ,<**«! the the T. £. • m n h ' G a m Wood, tro T j, I - l^U°S\ ff"""1 hhj

Personnel l ene r of eongra tu - ; «ff Crete when t h e atrip pu l l ed ' i n 1 h r c s t c J -cSSi; Mtx. •$aB*a*egz2ji

amander of t h e Bri t ish Empi re ! could produce a p l ane to r iva l t h e i j j i . • " s t a r ' s dist inguished "World > Bri t ish and t h a t thip " c a n be done

to «»e *—* 1

«s and t h e SUver S t a r i w h : tours m u c h of t h e i r t i p e u t 1

iHiprnr Point Gagers Win Two It Bermuda To loH Bo Undefeated Boxers Meet Gamp Lee & Mcfiuve Vet. Hosp. lo Va. invasion New Field House To Be Dedicated At Camp Lee Coach Tmmimy i To Home Town ' Boys Far F la t '

nnm^h Johnny Tinsley and 14 ol his pugilist wil l cross the Virginia-Carolina barrier lor the t ime this year to fill boxing dates with Camp Lee an Dec. 12 McGuire Veteran's Hospital a s the 15th.

Roar tap Rady Lara, popular ieatherweighU anil winner of 27

leave and wi l l net Make the trip. Lara's lee* to the team will be Hell greatly a s b e tills number one stall la the Tinsley stable. B e advanced to the finals i s the- 111-Xavy

Lightweight Jimmy Smith has been working out especially hard in an effort to make the leather-weight class lor his scheduled two fights away tram home.

ftat atacfc k kaowa a m i these parts eeacera inr the s t i w g t h of Camp Lee's and Mrfculw's Veterans Hospital boxing teams, bat Tinsley stated thai bis boys are hi tap shape and he ha* high hopes of taklag both fights.

The "Fighting Flyers" *'111 be oii hand at Camp Lee to tarnish the opposition in a fight scheduled u> dedicate the opening of a new held house.

OB I MM, lath. ( « a d i Tinsle} aad his fightlnc e r e * fill joaraey U» Richmond, aad this wil l be the first time that hfc boys will fight in bis home town slace he took over a s roach back hi 1Mb.

Coach Johnny L<ong. Eastern Carolina Teachers College, and'14 of his odllegiann were recent guests here^at the air Notation The col-lt'Kjr boys held several worLouta Kith the Flyers in preparation for their firsi ligh: of £»• season or Dec. 16th with the University of

Miami U. Frosh Tomorrow At Fla.

The Cherry Point -Flyers" loot-ball team traveled to Fort Leader-dale. Fla. Wednesday, where they will meet the Cniversi& of Miami freshmen eleven, in s post-season game tomorrow.

The game, a charity affair, will be sponsored by the Ft. Lauderdale Kiwanis club and the Junior Cham-ber of Commerce.

Playing under the leadership of CqptaiTi Jim Tama, head-coach, the local gridmen closed the season with a record of 5 wins. 4 losses and 1 tie. It is noted that the Marine team made one of the most remarkable showings in the history of service football, as the last lour opponents, all powerful contenders for service titles were bowled over IT the "Flyers."

Throughout moat of the past sea-son. Coach Tuma has used the **T" formation for offensive action. The backfleld is comprised of four of the fastest men in Marine football, all adept in the passing field. If was this ability to "put "em where we want 'em" that spelled victory for the Leathernecks in most of their encounters

A light team, as compared _ to other East coast elevens, the "Flyers" have an average weight ol 167 lbs., while heights nverage at an eves s i s foot.

South Carolina f e a c b Lone was highly plpaasi

with- the results of the i i a i t — bi the Cherry Point b o x e n , ami

J invitation to Flyer*' Coach Tinsley to bring his beys op to Greenville scrim mares.

Lejeune vs Quanta) Center Charlie Ford Big Grid Tilt To Decide Gun In Local Victories East Coast Champs

The Qnantira Marines Little Creek Amphlbs.

•amps). Field in Norfolk. Va..

by a forfeit, 1-4). when Little Creek's coach decided that the contest w a s too rough and getting out of hand, as the Leath-ernecks led. 24-0. with lonr m i -nutes remaining to be played in

Camp Lejeune's mighty football machine entertained the Boston Navy Yard Saturday and disposed of the New England ers. 40-0. there-by earning the right to meet Quanti-co's highly touted e leven lor the Eaat Coast Navy championship

Camp Pendleton cleared the last obstacle from it's path i s the wes t by crushing N. A. P.. SubPac. 64-0, and will represent the West Coast in the All-Navy finals to be staged on Dec. 17th at LM Angeles hugh coliseum

It'll be Lejeune vs Quantico to-orrow. at the Virginia Marine's

stadium, the outoome ol which will decide the Cast Coast champs, and anyway you look at it. come Dec. 17th. there wil l be two Marine teams battling each other lor the highly coveted tit le of "Al l -Nav Football Champions of 1S49."

Football Flyers

•BOWL' LUTE-UP DECEMBER 10

Little 2shnsy-'-5iasrikBsh0e1-$*naMplila>i pride Jiwd j _ _ sick: when be KO*d Art Wfec&9*

Fort Jackson's hiirhl> raiec i k i i esc <—>a c «erondv oi the second round. The local scrapper h a s n t : his peak form yet hm ha* bees coming alone t i r e l j »rii l improvement w*th e»ery bout.

Fia Sertfc All-Stars vs . AH-Stara. (College seaioi

DECEMBER SI Shrine Eaat-Weat g a m e ; San Fran-

cisco—East All-Stars vs. West All-Stars. (College sealers .)

JAKE ART 2 Base Bowl;

Califaraia ( W 4 ) vs. Ohio State ( M 4 ) .

Sugar B a w l ;

State ( S « ) . Orange B o w l : Miami. Fla h e » -

taeky ( M ) vs. Saata Clara (7-S-l).

Cotton Bowl : Dallas. T e x — R i e e ( W ) vs. Sartb Carolina (7-*).

sun BowL El Paso. Trx Ooarg> -tawa (Washington t ( W ) vs. Texas Western (7-3-1).

Cbcar Bowl : Tampa. Fla.—Wafford ( 1 1 4 ) "

U the Cherry Point footballers should win their game with the University of Miami freshmei elevtm tomorrow, at Fort Lander-dale. Fla. . this sheet may encounter trouble i i ^ tO ftnri unmi^h new and worthy adjectives t o de-scribe the brilliant all-round play of the Flyers' outstanding gridmen.

Much has been written about the great gridiron exploits of players who. with their colorful playing, caughr the lancy of fo l lowers of local football.

Hardly a line has been written about the real heart of our team, the undying spirit of it's reserves, the boys who play their hearts out and go unnoticed game after game.

Every player who donned a F lyer uniform deserves a pat on the back for helping put Cherry Point on the service gridiron map of the nation. It would take too much space to mention all of the players who did their bit to help mold the Flyers into truly one of the great-est elevens that ever represented this station. Yet. i few reserves have contributed a great deal to-wards making C. P. one of the na-tion's best, a team the whole Ma-rine Corps can take pride in.

Worthy of more praise than w a s bestowed upon him is the Flyers' brilliant line backer. Bob Erfert. a hugb 21." pound center, the big-gest man on the squad, and con-sidered to be one of the best line-men on the team.

A better than average quarter-back is Frank Michalski. (pro-nounced Mike-Hall-Ski). This boy is not only a clever single caller bu: also a good blocker.

Quarterback Andy Anderson has looked exceptionally good backing up the line. It's "hard to find a player on the Cherry Point team with more fight and spirit.

And there's Shorty Mnsto. per-' haps one of the most aggress ive iguards on the Point eleven. He ; plays well on-both offense and de-j fense. This lad has proven him-j self to be a vicious tackier

Considered by teammates to be I the roughest lineman on the squad, tackier "Hat Nose" las his friends

• call htm» Hassler is one of the mom underrated gridmen at the

Ford. WMA Mad Bol^

Qmntat Paced fay the accurate shootar a Charlie Ford. Ed Reed, a n d j i Holey, the Cherry Point "FTyo*" emerged victorious in two p> played at Bermuda last

Mectiag Kindley Air Fane in the first tilt , the Flyen Z , • e v w beaded, a s they strafe t » . «asy « ~ « 2 win.

Spark plugs of the Cherry hat scoring was Ford with 15 pm^ Holey with 13 points, ami hit with 12 markers. Ford, court star from last year's looked up to expectations ac k took complete control of the te boards, as well a s ^ 2(t paints per game average.

Ed Bead aad BID Refey, * ^earners t o the fecal m ,

proved to be j»<t what the

The following night the F b e l were pitted against the Nul l Operating Base of Bermuda l b I contest, a bit more interesting u c l the previous fray, ended wi th*! local hoopsters taking ;b< • 51-45.

Ford. Reed, aad Reley wttt & « and points respectively.

Using a rone defense. tbeX.Q club showed excellent leaami in holding the Tumamec tc> L lu point lead at half-time. 2f> u l I

The third quarter IttemUv^ the hacks" of the Be as the locals took a 1

In the closing minutes 1 X. O. B. closed the gap to T p as the whistle sounded : the end of the ball game.1

ant! Restar took scorrnj: i for the Bermuda team with 1 13 points in that order.

Coach Tuma. available mt at the d o s e of

«tate<L T i worried aft tional o f f e n s h e the team was lax in i aad I am also worried 1

I Point this year. T h e first stringers, all <

players mentioned abort. a man on the roster have 1 well together and proved th> work pays off even when t are not in your favor

lord ( « - l ) v L HawaiL

1 <7-1) **. Miseaari (7^1 . — « • — « Bowl : Orlanda. Fia.

Emery A Henry (1WM vs. S t . Vlareat (Pa.) ft-A).

McMarray rTex.) CoUece f7-S-l) MkMiari Talley <t»-S).

J A * T A B T 7 « i e r Bowl : Jacksonvfl le . Fla^-Twr AB-Star teams of col lere

y 1

Lexmgton K y cAFPSV—Green-tree Stable'*- Capot. winner o l the Belmnn; Stakes and the Preakness. two events of racing's famec triple-crown was named "Horse of .the Tetr" recently.

taenos Aires T S S ^ S P — T h e ! * brook pole tnrnr rgpreer-— !

lag the United Stxtes los: the ! Inter-American polo series played j here to the Argentine squad. 1&-S. '

2 v

Bess And Somas Picked To tab Rose & Sugar Bowls

miD t h e beat of the N e t Y e a r * Day p w * l o r the firm: **»»» m many y i f c . P i t t ing the undis-puted " a t the tmr wee t , C ^ U o n t a , i p * — < the m Victorians B i s Tan rwi»« Stale. the s a m e could. lor change, t o r n out to be — —

ton: tal l ied

aasnmmg that botl squads wi l l be op l o r th i s post seaaon engage-ment. the odds-makers wil l prob-ably l i s t California a s a one or two touchdown lavorl te . I t wi l l be the Pac i f i c Coast's biggest op-portunity to w i n a B o e e Bowl f - ami « i n i v f K » • i f j r i t ^ y ( j J

ili-lated pact w i th the

Use To Fhrers WsfcH «"*o» Hoopsters Dawn New Bern Quintet 84-21 Flyers' Ed Reed

"Winning their {

m l Orange Bowl

afier *•»«• funt the m o s t matched g a m e of the day, when the Broncos of Santa Clara TMT.fi*. with those Kentucky Wildcats . Bach team lost t w o g a m e s during the regular s e a s o n Kentucky's schedule appears to have been a little tougher than that of Santa Clara a l though the Broncos' t w o defeat* w e r e dished out by t h e third and fourth rated t eams in the nation. They dropped their opener to California. 21-7, and :hen wound up the year with a n impressive s h o w i n g aga ins t Okla-homa losing a squeaker, 26-21. Kentucky w a s upset in the mid-dle ol the season by SMU. 20-7. and again a t the c lose by Ten-nessee. 6-0.

It wil l be the firs; appearance for a California team in the Orange Bowl and ti pers may t o s s the pants in direction in »h>« contest .

defeated t h e N e w Tidewaters . *4 t o 21 i n an exhib i -tion g a m e held ear l i er this w e e k a t the Stat ion Dri l l Ha l l .

"Big R«r Bead. U g h the evening , g a v e the bril l iant exhibit ion of i sh ip a s h e "loqped in"

a total of 2» points.

Start ing off a t a -terrific pace the local hoopsters" v<ok a cammsnd-

inp lead and were n e v e r in trouble throughout the performance.

Not up to par in t h e M a r l i ^ ision. rangy Charlie Ford display-ed a good brand of d< play. Controlling the Ford's specialty , eel up m a n y of the scoring plays which the locals to win handily . J im Su l -l ivan. newcomer t o the "Ftyer" quintet si tag up 14

As an added attract ion. n*m*h J im Turns staged a prel iminary game, matching the vars i ty basket-ball reserves aga ins t the Cherry Point vgrsity football » The

the might* gridiron men 47 to 13.

Anted after the game Coach Tuma stated. "It w a s the first t ime I ever sat on the tag that I c o u l d n t lose."

A return game on the gridiron. requested by the . with no immediate comment from tb< hoopsters Cherry Petal B r Beed. f _14 3 Roley g 0 o

i Sull ivan, f 7 0 14 S a g a r Bowl 1 Whiaenhnnt. g §

The Sugar Bowl wi l l i Ford, c _ .2 2 have Bud "Wilkinson's Oklahoma ' Moran. g _ Jt 0 Sooners. Big Seven champs, e n - 1 McLaughlin, f 0 * C Pertaining a s they meet a vas t ly Edwards, f fi 0 : inproved from Louis iana Fen. g _ 1 1 State. j Shirley, f 1 c

The Sooners w e r e virtually in- Pa i r i t i , g 1— 1 0 vited to every bowl because of Criviston. g .... .1 1 their perfect s la te . However , they ' Horridge. g 0 0 choose the s a m e lo: on which Feranda. f — JD 0 they played last N e w Tear's Bay . j LST w a s able to accept the bid Total 2 5 S after the Southeas tern Conference S e e Born Tidewater* B F waived a res tr ic t ing rule The , Bowamen 2 1 Bengal T igers record of eight and P a w l J 0 two s h o w s severa l dist inguished j Bal lard. J. C O wins. Al ter los ing their opener {Anspsch - 1 ft to Kentucky. the T igers w e n t ' Lancaster : 1 1

to beat B ice . North Carotins ' Sawyer ._ 2 1 and Tulane . al l three Conference | Bal lard m 0 0 champions Oklahoma wIE be i Oonnely _.. 3 P favored, but w e lookv for LSU t o i White 1 .0 add another conference I'lmwm t o { *»er l i s t Total _• k

Nets 14 Touchdowns Gets UMeJcdun

in 2nd!

Varsity Pigskinners To Stage Annua! Banquet On Dec. 14

T h e 14th of December wil l offi-cial ly mark the ending of the 1MB

•all season, when the g r i d m e e hold their annea l banqaet a t t h e Nan Commissioned Officer's Club.

renty persons will attend the c l o s i n g tribute tn the pigskin of Cherry Point with Dr. O. X . Cornwall, head of the Phys ica l u cation Department at the Univer-sity of North Carolina as guest Highl ight of the wil l he pictures, shown by Dr. Cormwell . of the highlights of the IMP "Tar Heel" season

Other honored gi»ests invited by the members of the football t—™ will include Maj Gen L. E. Woods . Brig Gen. I Miller. Brig. Gen. L .

8anderson . and . the ir re spec -t ive staff m e m b e r s

Well earned awards will be pre-sented to m e m b e r s of the t—m for their oat Branding play during the

The ban qnet. authorized v by the Special Serv ice Department i s a fitting complet ion to rlnat of the F lyer season.

T h e Cherry Point boxing s q u a d Bade i t t w o s tra ight over the Fort tackaon B e d Devi l s by tak ing five d eeven bouts in a las t m o v m g

I n the feature event , l ightweight tody Lara, undefeated this y&xr,

-farted l i t t le t ime in putt ing a w a y Bed Devi l 's Johnny Anderson. T h e P i l l a r loca l scrapper up w i t h Anderson i n one Tntnm«. and 10 seconds of t h e second round of a srhednled five rounder. Lara p a t Anderson thru the ropes w i th a rtgh* upper cut and the Arm> l ightwe ight regained h is feet j o s t a t the count of 10. It w a s a c l i a n knockout lor L a r a and Fort J a c k --rm'a coach readily agreed the

ght waa a l l over.

Most improved boxer on the local squad i s Mike Zecca , a middle -weight . w h o outpointed the Army's "Slim J i m " B o l t to g a m the nod *- the five round semi windup.

-'ca w o n e a c h round, e t a i f c ^ c the Ions-armed Hol t during the taat t w o . t ry ing for a put -away , t o • e r a a popular decision. » ' !ke w a s in top "

of C£ , i n g the , p lays and a r e t i ed r e a l o r i " " ore w i th

bunches: Contre touchdowns i n t h s t a n a d t r utes of the T u l a n e w™— a n d S p s a -iel h a s mllermed h i e fay W&m them in p a i r s i n t h s T a l a n e . Worth Carolina e a t l e w a • i

^ l n the heavyweight bout the F l y e i s ' J i m Tentindo outlasted a g a m e Courts, in a terrif ic three round alugfeat, wi th the opening bell . Boston J i m had a a l ight e d g e in the first a n d

round, in th i s m o s t e v e n l y . . . . 1 h B n t even ing , w i th both boys a l l in at the T h e local pug opened the init ia l round with a barrage of punches , t h r o w -tag s o m u c h leather that h i s a r m s

l ike rubber bands for the re-fmr of the bout. Th i s w a s a

real crowd pleaaer and both fight-e r s rece ived a thunderous ovat ion a s t h e y l e f t the r ing.

T h e first bout of the evening w a s Parked wtth action; with loca l i t e "Tic" Viefcualr outpoint ing Porras , i n a very c loee fight.

Veteran Johnny had too m u c h s t y l e and pn»«h tar Army's A n Winfrey . J o h n n y , w h o M B I reached h is peek form y e t . had th ings m u c h h i s own w a y a a d dnopped h i s h igh ly rated opponent **—• t imes before putt ing h i s f o e

down g » t * r

Spaniel 'a 7 t p a i d w h i c h soared North ( Una brought the beak that ball g a m e a a d p a v e 1 D a m e a 0-S deadlock a t h a l f t l i

Neck injury Big BUI Holey, v e t e i s n court

s tar and an g u a r d on th i s years vars i ty b a s k e t b a l l t e e m , is bedridden wi th a n Injury h e a t -tained In the Flyers* w i t h I k e N e w Bern M — a — night in an ho the Dri l l HalL

be t ime next w e e k . . latest informat ion

His re turn to W * is not certain h i s be great ly f e l t .

out o l act ion in c seconds of the »

Buck D e Cardova. t h e » Jackson it ion from

Newcom^. „ „ m with a m a l e good whi l e l e e t a g fata fiist fight the eerv ioe t o BOty Mayo of : Bed Dev i l s .

W E S T I O l i S 3- H o w Trmr-Vi playing t ime i s

there in a g a m e of lacrosse? 2. What i s the name ' of the

j rubber disk used m ice h o c k e y ? 2. "What i s the over-all p lay ing

- f t ime in a pro basketbal' game ; how iE i t divided?

4. A r e there a n y TnaTtmtrw) XJT m i n i m u m l imits prescribed tor the outfield in m a j o r league h w l i s it divide^?

' 5 In w h a t sport is a shutt lecock sed?

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8 1 Local Club Receiq OK From Santa k

Navy To Receive JO Flying Forts

: Air Command a s re-i aircraft , wi l l be uti-

a s a source of spare parts tor w o Navy A * W squadrons now ; B-17s.

o l airborne electronic equipment. The other, an operational squad-ron. V P l i l . i s baaed at the Naval Air Miramax. Calif. De-tachments of squadron in ad-dition to their regular training du-

The primary responsibil ity coordinating a program of resasrcn •nifi development lor AEW electro-nic equipment w a s ass igned to the Navy by the Department of De-fense Research a n ' Board on SO September 1M»

EAntwi Killed in Mishap

P l n n g m g into the cold waters under the Bolton Bridge, two mi les from Edenton. t w o Marines lost their l ives when the Jeep in which they were riding careened off the road on Thanksgiving Day.

T h e Edanton Marines w e r e Cpls. John W. Tankard of 1304 Argle Ave.. Baltimore. Md.. anti Charlie L. lrvin. P. O Box 112. Lynch, Ky.

The Marines w e r e riding in a privately owned Jeep with t w o civi-l ians when the *"*•*»T occurred All four occupants were drowned when their Jeep plowed into the

Report Navy Plane Repeatedly' Flies Faster Than Sound

Mnroi A T Bsae. Calif. (AFPS) —The Navy's Bureau of Aeronau-tics hue announced that i ts Dong-las D-65&-2 Skyrocket research plane has "repeatsdly" tumeaded the speed o l sound—760 mi les a n hour—in a ser ies o l teats here.

T h k marks the tot claim of

N K T P S M . The A i r F s t w a w -"kmt its X-l

The Navy's Skyrocket i s a nee-dle-no* ed craft auggeative of a pwordiiah. with sharply swept hack stubby wings hal fway on the fuse-lage. It is 45 feet long and 25 feet wide, and weighs seven and a half urns loaded. It has oombinsd Jet and rocket propulsion

New Sgt Major (Continued from 3 6 1)

di commissioned in IMS. Sparks w a s discharged in '46

at Marine Barracks, Naval Base , Puget Sound. Seattle . Wash. H e reenlisted Feb. 1. 1M7. and w a s sent to El Toro. Calif., a s Sergeant Major of the First Marine Air Wing, from there going to China, where he was Sergeant Major for Air-FMFWesPac at Tslngtao.

Fpon his return to the s t s t e s in February ol "43. he w a s ass igned to duty here at Cherry Point, arriving her* in March With the retire-ment of Master Sergeant W. Russe l l , he took over the of Station Sergeant Major.

Among his decorations are in-cluded the Good Conduct Medal with Silver Star. Expeditionary Medal lor China. Asiatic-PafciAc. American Theater. World War H. Victory Ribbon and the China Service Medal.

Sergeant Sparks is married and has one son. Wil l iam A

•it acme* TWLfnoss Pfc. J . EL Barnes. VMR-2S2,

Sgt . C. C. Baitx. AES-46. speed-

i n g ^ Vehicle* Pfc. B. Morgan. VMT-1, speeding. SSgt. I . F . Maher. VMF-122. Ille-

gal Parking Pfc. C. F. Heritage, SMS-II . »x-

LtCoL Jetmore Inspects

U. S. LEADERS IN TURBOPROP FIELD

According to the latest i s sue of Aviation Week, the United States has Jumped to a surprise lead in the international turboprop compe-tition. with the announcement o f 1

the All ison T-38 and T-40 engines. The Allison turboprop program,

sponsored by the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics, has produced two tur-boprop engines that are superior to anything "Vet announced by British

i engine makers in weight per i horsepower, size, and in its speci-; fie fuel consumption.

The Allison engines now have i c lose to 25 hours of flight test t ime land 1760 hours of test stand run-ning. Mass production is schedul-ed for the near future.

Scheduled to power a new gener-ation of Navy attack planes, these new engines already show promise of touching ofi a rapid IT. S. de-velopment of mil itary • and com-mercial turboprop-powered trans-ports

The T-40 engine, it w a s disclos-ed. tievelopes 5500 horsepower

Lt. Colonel Ronald I USMCR. visited Cherry Point re -cently on an inspection tour of Coast Bases food services.

According to Capt. Lloyd L WU-lis. Director of Food MCAS. Colonel Jetmore wi ably impressed with the picture of the local facil it ies.

Earlier be visited Parris Island and the Army market o Colombia. S. C. After Cherry Point. Col Jetmore stopped at Camp Lejeune. N. C.. and Qnan-tico. V a

1 Lieutenant Colonel Jetmore • called to active duty for the sole ! purpose of completing a survey of the food services at the four B a s t Coast Marine Corps basse .

A restaurant chain owner in civ-ilian life, he served on active duty from 1042 through 1M6 With the Marine Corps Subsistence Section. Washington. B f C. He w i l l r e t u m to h is business., on or about her 2o. at the completion of h is assigned observation tour.

Leyte Personnel Due For Relief

c a l l e d * ^ by LL. Colonel L S. Reeve. ^ - - in the absence «

ch, President. *«jr i R. Adsms. Secretary, a a a ^ that he had received authoring

— * * l n t e r a n ^ Santa Ana, Ca l i f . to p r o c ^ 2

of it local cM to use thf w

Toss tmas ters during the al period

X present a l l officers xn w porary, their term in o&ot to a approximately s ix months

T h e Table Topic Chair*t . j Col. J . C- Aggerbeck. mtnxi* the tagde for t h e evening, the n and flora of buying or rona* house i n Washington

L L B . A 8on*ervffle, TMB* * introdaosH

Coummfe: L who spokt at £

Colonel C. J. short ta lk on Juveni le "Orliiiimu and Capt. W. H. lrvin. as ran c n the K e y s to the Kingdom c.'|

The next meeting, it was ced. wi l l he concerned mostly s the business of the club. ThHe tcrested. Who hawe not n a meeting, are invited to

The temporary officers who I been elected to serve until a tfme a s the club is recognisaii President. Capt. R. E P n Vice President, Lt. Col. L. Secretary. Maj. W. R Treasurer. Capt. Ray Vsl Master~at-Arms. Lt. D A. Sa v i l le ; and Colonel W. E. Bvta Deputy

REPORT FROM WASHINGTON

Twenty ships now the Navy's Sixth Task Fleet in the Mediterranean, wi l l be relieved on station in January in line with the Navy's policy of frequently rota-ting vessels in that area.

Among the ships effected i s the aircraft carrier Leyte. which, a long with her sister ships, wi l l depart for East Coast ports after being re-lieved on Jan. 16 and 17th. Marine Corps detachments ass igned to the major vesse l s will return to the United States with them, and a t equivalent number of Marine Corps personnel will be aboard the relief ships.

Now aboard the Leyte are Point's Fighter Squadrons. and 222.

'John Loves Mq At O Chib Theai

Director Larry Slattery o i are putting the finish in? ta on the hilarious three-act "John Loves Mary." whi be presented by the Foothgfc at the Commissioned Officer"*" on 16 December at 203G.

The play, most of which i in a New York hotel, dsptt trials and tribulations of a M ed war vet and his fiancee' faced with marital problaa^ ing to the confusion throng* drama is an wsH who i s married, or is abos't married, to several men at tW time.

Starring roles are held fcyl ley Conrad and Jess Croat.' Col. Baraett Robinson. * Aynes. and John Trfrmsri tals porting rides. Rounding * actor's roster is Bob Warr» tha Robinson. Maj- Findle? u and Patty Bcroggins.

A limited supply of ti the production are now • at the *0" club, or may te • cal l ing either Mrs. WSTTB- 1

or Mrs. Cook. 21*7.

I Marine Air <*rwnp Eleven, of the r S S l * y t a . CV-1S t Airmttali. Greece i l t c E > Martin. J- A . CpL r S M C - oi P o r t l a n d

a ' B c S r r . L . M . S 5 c L r S J I C - of 11S B a s e l SL. Texnrkana. x e x x ^ n a ^ - i i r -l iamw J . C_ M S c u USMC- or Shore Patrol Dtry of tt* South Trarrb

m g the end of a nat ion-wide sur-vey to guide them in drafting legis-lation for educational faci l i t ies for children on mil i tary and other Fed-

j era! restrvat ions.

The Armed S e n h e * have notified the House Armed Services Cam-*mittee that they oppose separate

! legislation tr reduce from 10 to j sever years the act ive commissi on -! ed service tim« required to qualify for retirement after 20 years with

j wartime rank The Services think ! action should Ewah a complete re-view of retirement laws.

• • V» T V Armed Force*, have informed

the Senate Armed Services Com-mittee of their opposition .c pro-posed legislation entit l ing Regular and non-Regular retired personnel to medical dispensary prrvileges. and ^hospltalixatior or a space-avai labk basis without subsistence charge. The Armed Forces feel thr TTTSS wonW hamper the rnis-

! protect the effect iveness of active p e r s o n n e l