VoL 7 MCANo. 3 S Cherry PL .N C.—Hom eoi 2nd Marin ...Navy fighter plane Tuesday after-noon...

VoL 7 No. 3 MCAS Cherry PL. N. C.—Home oi 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing 21 Jannary 1949

Intramurals Open In Basketball; Hedron-14, MACG-1 Upset Maj. A1 Williams Has Close Escape In N. B. Smashup

By L. Beverly Ballard Major A1 Will iams. ve teran speed

flier from P i t t sburgh . Pa., walked away from his burn ing converted Navy fighter plane Tuesday a f t e r -noon unhur t , a l though the F 8 F Bearcat was completely demolish- J i'd. Will iams came in on a n East wind to land at Simmons-Nott a i r -port near New Bern at 1430 Tues-day a f t e r being turned about by ad-verse weather conditions near j Elizabeth City.

The noted veteran of both Naval uud Marine aviation was enroute from Palm Beach. Fia. , to New York and had flown over New Bern less than 2u minutes pr ior to the crash, l i e blamed the crash on a landing gear fa i lure , adding that ei ther his lef t wheel "failed to come down" or collapsed when the Bearcat hit the runway .

The pilot f u r t h e r said that h is wheel indicators were in position but when his ship h i t the runway the left wing dipped on that side. The plane sagged to the point where the belly t ank scraped along the runway, igniting the gasoline.

The tank exploded and Major Williams was completely sur-rounded by flames. He leaped through the flar£les/to the r u n w a j and got away from the plane. Fire-men f rom nearby New Bern rushed lo the scene but, were unable to , ave any par t of the plane. I t was ompletely demolished.

For the past few year6. Major Williams has been sales manage r tor the Gulf Gasoiine company and >j»ent some time in Naval aviation right a f t e r World War I. H e then went into civilian aviat ion and af ter a shory period of time, he went back into the mil i tary avia ' o n branch but th is t ime in Ma'-: ;ne Corps Aviation.

One of many of Major Will iams .n hiyvements in his lengthy avia-' ion career was a speed record he - ' at Mitchell Field. Lonn Is land, N Y.. ,in 1922. The speed record " a s in effect for eight years .

HqSq Sta, AES-46 Surprise Victors As Tournament Competition Opens

SLTTLV I T CAMP will be tiie order of the d a j Boon when 2nd Whip heads south for fleet exercises. Photo shows erection of V 1 P 4 U "l ine shack" at Roosevelt Roads last year .

Drill Hall Dance Stars Clinton Ork

Special Services ' Dance of the Month tomorrow night will fea-ture the music of Lar ry Clinton and his orches t ra . Dancing will be f rom 2000 to 2400 and hostesses f rom sur rounding towns have t s e n invited. Uniform for the affair will be Winter Service "A" (with b louse ) .

WHIT will carry a half hour broadcast of the festivities f rom 2300-2330

Maneuver Pay Dope According to a Jo in t Ai rFMFLant

and Bases Memorandum, squad-rons on maneuve r s will be paid once a month dur ing F e b r u a r y and March. Payro l l s for squadrons r e -maining at Cherry Point will be conducted as usual.

The pay schedule for Februa ry is: For Marines here—Friday, 4 February , and Monday the 21st. Pay c^il] for men on maneuvers will be held, on the 22nd.

The tentat ive payday dates for March a re : For Marines here— the 7th and 21st. and for squadrons away from tin base on Mondav the 14th

Boxers'Advance In Charleston Bouts

Through a telephone conversa-' m with boxing coach J o h n n y Tinsley kite Thursday the WIND-£' »CK learned that all-* of Cherry 1 int 's en t r ies in the Charleston '•r>lden Gloves had successful ly advanced to the quar ter - f inals .

Only "four locals saw action in W.-dnesda^s bpeninp events. John

7 Biancauiel lo and Ralph Rowe i-risioped thei r opponents . " I r i sh

• !unmv" Smith KO'd his. and Mike Zecfca, took a forfeit win

Through an un fo r tuna t e pair ing. >niith will be ' matched aga ins t

;<Iy L a r a in the second round. : '! one of the Point ' s l ightweights

v '-'l be el iminated Other second r n und bouts will e ee Rowe. B ianr -u-ello. and Lloyd Rousse in action.

Semi-final s c r a p s tonight wi l l ] ••arure Ban turn George Vicknai r . j - chtheavy Don Spencer and Fea- !

' • -weight "Bad Baskom" Beasley A13 t h r e . F lye r s ba t t l e r s drew byes i "• "he semi-finals

Fins! fights will t ake place Saturday nigh? and the boxers a r e 4 -~?ected here Sunday.

Expiration Dates for License Plates Are Given by State Motor Vehicle Department

The S ta te Depar tment of Motor Vehicles Yesterday released in fo rma-tion regarding expirat ion dates for license plates. Informat ion was f rom all s ta tes and was gleaned f rom telegraphic repor ts The Depar t -ment warned that persons with invalid p la tes would be subject to cour t action and urged all automobile owners to avoid las t -minute r u s h e s in acquir ing new plates .

Owners may opera te with expired plates until new ones a r e received if cur ren t fees have been paid. Valid evidence of such payment—receipt , correspondence, money order s tub, etc., mu6t be presented a s proof.

Following is a l ist ing by s ta tes of l icense expirat ion dates (plates expire at midnite of da tAc iven ) :

By CpL BUI Kennedy The I n t r a m u r a l Ra«ir«»tKai»

cagers opened thei r seasonal tou rn -ament in the Stat ion Drill Hall J a n . 17 with a ser ies of ha rd -fought , wide-open contes ts tha t produced several upBets and thr i l l s as all en t r an t s strove for the pre-cious five points toward the Gen-

e r a l ' s Cup. F ina l i s t s will m e e i-—tonight,

bringing the event to i ts comple-tion a f te r five days of rugged cour t

i Play. Resu l t s for the first three days,

! f rom J a n . 17 th rough J a n . 19, pro-vided a pair of s ta r t l ing reverses as both Hedron-14 and MACG-1,

j regular, season leaders, went down : to defeat .

J a n a a r y 17 VMF-122 s ta r ted off m a t t e r s with

a forfei t victory at the expense of VMF-212, t hus hurdl ing thei r first t ou rnamen t obstacle wi thout hand-ling a basketbal l . VMF(n)-114 wal-

; loped AES-41 in game number two by a 32-17 margin , while HqSq-

! MCAS proved real ••spoilers" by su rp r i s ing heavily "-favored MACG-1- The Controlmen, with a sup-posed "walkover ," found themsel -ves unable to oope with the i n -spired stat ion quintet who th rew in baskets f r o m fa r and nea r to collect a 46-37 victory.

J a n u a r y 16 Capitalizing on the eagle eye of

Bob "Red" McGurnn . AES-46 roa r -ed f rom behind to sink H e d r o n - l t , winners of six successive t r i -umphs dur ing regu la r league com-petit ion. Before McGurr in and his ma tes collaborated in a last-period ral ly, it was a "n ip-and- tuck" a f -fai r with AES-46 t ra i l ing 18-16 at the end of three periods of act ion. Right a f t e r the beginning of the final, s tanza . McGurrin cut t h e twines with the tieing two-pointer , then spearheaded his cohor t s t e the 33-20 victory"- Becker s t a r r ed for the losers with a deceptive dne-hand shot thot kept H e d r o n - 1 4 * n f ron t dur ing the first three Quart-ers.

VMF-223 followed with a 44-30 conquest of VMP-354. gaining en-trance< to the quar ter - f ina ls . Hed-ron -2' experienced an easy t ime with outclassed AES-42, emerg ing f rom hosti l i t ies with a 47-23 win and displaying a "heads up" brand of ball f rom s tar t to finish. The winners subst i tu ted freely dnr ing the waning minu te s of play a f t e r

,._Nov. 1948 J a n . JO. 1949 Jan . 31, 1949 Feb. 4, 1949

-Feb. 28, 1949 Feb. 28, 19,49

Del Mar. 31, J u n e 30, SepL -30, Dec. 31. 1948

Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado_ Connecticut .

Montana .Feb. 15, 1949 Neb rat ka Feb. 1, 1949 Nevada . _Dec. 31. 1948 New Hampsh i re .. _Mar. 31,1949 New Jersey . Mar. 31, 1949 New Mexico Mar. 2, 1949 New York-.. J a n . 31, 1949 North Carolina-. . _Jan . 31, 1949 North Dakota .Dec. 31, 1 9 4 8 " Ohio Mar . 31, 1949 Oklahoma J a n . 31, 1949 Oregon _Dec. 31. 1948 Pennsylvania _ Mnr 31, Rhode I s land . ._ Mar. 31, 1949 South Carolina Dec. 10, 1948 South Dakota Mar. 31, 1949 Tennessee .Apr. 1, 1949 Texas Mar. 31, 1949 Utah Feb. 2S. 1949 Vermont Mar. 31; 1949 Virginia Apr. 15, 1949 Washington Dec. 31. 1948 West Virginia June 30, 1949 Wisconsin . • • • Wyoming ' Feb 28. 1949

Request? p la tes be-recognized in o ther s ta tes unt i l J a n u a r y 31. 1949. •P l a t e s expire monthly , ae indicated on the license platfe.

Dist. of Col Flor ida Georgia Idaho. Il l inois Ind iana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louis iana — Maine Maryland Massachuset ts Michigan. . Minnesota Mississippi

..Mar. 31, 1949 J a n . 16, 1949 .Apr . 1, 1949 Mar. 31. 1949

Indefinite extension Feb. 28. 1949 .Jan. 31, 1949

_ -Feb . 1, 1949 .Mar . ' l . 1949

- Feb. 6. 1949 • J - e b . 28. 1949 Mar. 31. 1949 Dec. 81, 1948 Feb. 28. 1949 Dec. 31. 1948-Oct. 31. 1948

HqSq-MCAS LEADING IN MARCH OF DIMES RACE

,Lt W. D. Watson of Naval Air Mobile Tra in ing Detachment , Mar-ch of> Dinies Representa t ive f o r Headqua r t e r s Squadron-MCAS an-nounced today that his squadron is leadinp t h e base with contr ibut ions amount ing to J700 and over in the cur ren t campaign.

Missouri - Indefinite extension

Cherry Point

March of Dimes

GOAL — $7,000 (New 'Born' Goai—HS/KM)

(Morebpad C l f j G«aJ—«5/»0)

Let's Go Over the Top Give Til It Hurts

building up a I'nmmanHin^ lead du r -ing the ear ly periods.

VMR-252's supercharged "Com inandos" caught fire against VMT-l s unlorLunate "Tra ine r s " a f t e r being the victims of a shaky s tar t VMT-l s ta r ted off with a ba r rage of buckets tha t earned them a 7-2 advantage before the game was five minutes old, only to by the wayside in the face of a 19-point s t r ing t h a t put the "Commandos" in t ron t to stay. The black-jerseyed 252 quintet had too m u c h "aavy" and "know how" for the "T ra ine r s " to cope with, and won 62^38.

In' the remaining encoutar of the evening. VMF-222 mixed offen-sive power and defensive ability to annex a 40-20 conquest of SMR.II

J a n a a r y 18 l 'aced by Hai l ' s 21 point shoot-

ing, VMF(n)-114 staged a fu r ious ral ly in the las t two periods to s w a m p VMF-122. The "Night F igh t -e r s " were behind 19-18 a t the in-termission, but l i m i t s thei r ad-versar ies to iOUT points rinrtng the res t of the contest to come out in f r o n t 42-23 a t the whis-tle. Smith was high soorer for the losers with a total of n ine pointa.

The HqSq-MCAS quinte t Joined VMFN-114 in knocking over two opponents dur ing the tou rnamen t by downing VMF-223, 36-26, in a n exciting contest . Though never be-hind, the s ta t ion five to bat t le hard f rom s t a r t to in dropp-ing their s tubborn foes who manag-ed to s tay within s t r ik ing dis tance until ..a few minu te s before t h e game-ending buzzer. The H q S q -MCAS cagers opened s t rongly with eight successive points were in f ron t 17-6 a t the end of t h e first period. A s t rong second qua r t -er ral ly by 223 shor tened the bulge to 20-16 at ha l f t ime. Dur ing t h e la t ter two s tanzas , the s ta t ion squad pulled in f ron t to s tay and were increas ing thei r lead a t the gun. Tulrpane, Watson, and Curt is sparked the MCAS dr ive while Mann and Alsip s ta r red for t h e losers.

In the evening's final encounter , VMR-252's r ampag ing "Comman- 1

dos" captured thei r second victory by overpowering Hedron-2, 48-26. The classy Transpor tmen , spear -headed by Selepes ' 12 points, were in f ront 23-13 a f t e r the first two chapters and mainta ined thei r con-sistent a t t ack th roughou t the final two f r a m e s to win handi ly .

Wing Planes In Inaugural Salute

Over eighty a i r c r a f t of the 2nd Wing part ic ipated in the Inaugura l

; a . r demonstra t ion a t Washington ; yesterday. The Point p lanes were 1 pa r t of the huge ninety minu te j aer ial parade which roared over the Capitol City in sa lu te to. P res i -dent T ruman .

Col. E . L. "Pugh. MAG-14 Com-manding Officer, was leader and

I coordinator of all Naval and Ma-1 r ine Ai rc ra f t par t ic ipat ing in the review, and had approximate ly 180 . p lanes under his command. Col. Pugh had much the same role l a s t m-mtb at Ki t ty Hawk in the Wr igh t Bros. Memorial flight.

C i r s a i r s . Hel lcats . TigSrcats, i ana P h a n t o m s f r o m Cherry Po in t raced over the Capitol and White

, House at 1400 in plain view of the , vast crowd gathered below f o r the j colorful - Inaugura t ion review. The j a rmada wheeled gracefu l ly by in 1 parade format ion a f t e r a rendez-vous over NAS Pa tuxen t .

CHERRY ROINT W1NDSOCK. 21 JAN 194B

^WINdSQCK COR~ » y STATION, C-iERR» POINT; K. Z.

PHONE 5203

MA J KEN FIELD HARRIS

BRIO GEN IVAN W. MILLER

Is tLt L. T Iglehart

GOMDGEN AIRFMFLAXT COMDGEN 2ND MARAIRWING

COMDGEN USMCAS COMDR AIR BASES

. Asst. Pub ln lo Officer. OinC

T H K WIXI>BOCK i» publtabMj wrrk!< b j and (or peraooui-. u! M a n o r Corp* Air B U M . Mario- ( t o n * AW (Uatlou. A l r F U r i m n t . and Sad U A W.. Cherry l*oint, X. C under tftr hU|H*mmoi: o? t b r pybli.- l n fo rmaUi . t Offlo*. T H i . W1NDBOCK 1- potalMDHl u n o -

' p l i ao r r v i l l i X.. 1. No. HOC Circula t ion it 6 .000 ( o p m P*~T i w u r . ]*nn t« l by t b r I i i ruardaoc P r i s t i n e Co.. N r * B r r u . V ,C. Vinani—<f b j tl j . s u t i o t ttpr-cta: S r r r i c r Inrpt f rom unappropr ia ted Wel fa re aud H r c r r a t i o o fund*, T i l t WINIiHOCK accept* DO ad r r rUa lag -hulMK-ripUos r a i n b- o i u , J2.&0 a year . *

Brputal icat iao of credited u l r n i l wit l iuut pertuiMuoo I Taw S1.A u- p ra tub l l rd T H E W I S D 8 0 C K recent-* A r a n ) f o r m 1 'mw Nervin and jjfiip» Edi tu r ia . AMWIIUIID.

JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES' Lnioas there i t a substant ia l increase in the am. un; • >i contrDUtions

next week, Cherry P o i n t s J70UU goal in the Mat oi Dimes may no; be reached. Firs t -week repor t s t rom unit repr sentat ives eavt no doub! thai we a re £ar short of the half-way rnara.

An apathy, even an aversion, toward certain types <>1 "campaigns ." "wel ta re tunds." " benefits," "pro jec ts . " etc. has crept i n t o ' t h e public mind Contr ibutions become less generous and inort inf requent when solicited for var ious agencies whose aim aud aecomplibhDit ntb a r c obscure to the average donor. When we a re asked to give "in; a gcod i ausi We have no real conception of th< benefit derived I.JUI our

1 subscript ions. There is oi ly that intangible expansivit ies* whn h conies lrom helping those less ior tuua ie than ourselves. *

No such intangibility. «>r obscurity need exist here about the March Dimes Those who were aboard this stat ion o: :n afly other polio-

s in ! ken area dur ing last summer s epidemic can have no doubt of ihe b' to lit derived trom the Natioual Foundation lor i n t a m i b l ' a ra lys is .

I nurses . medicine, and, therapeut ic .aids w e n supplied by iiaimti.il headquar te r s :n the bat t le against polio ;n th is area The t-. x . -nn .• i ilit epidemic wa- lessened aud co.untless victims were saved irutii permanent disability ur death b j the prompt and expert a t tent ion provided • .

I..i-' year. Cherry Point.- contr ibut ion was only halt th« amount .o iui i l i j expended in the a rea by the National Foundation and a -mil iar dispari ty existed in-1 other., epidemic region* The -esult was a severe depletion ol emergency nihil:— an extremely perilous si tuation :i! Mo, event-of ano ther epidemic

Next week* must He, c leat imreasf in donaCon- :l we are to adequately aid the Foundation in u s t ight ' for survival Tn< Ditue.^must M a r c h ' " ' Remember your « •ntribution may s.iv. lit Cherry Po in t j the life your child, wile, your neighbor- - v }«»ur o w n ! ! !

a DIVINE 1)} (SERVICES)'

PROTKSTAAT SEKTICES trt»15 Sun.—Sunday S c h o o l

i Nursery i 1U30 Sun.—Worship Service

Main Chapel Tue—Youth Fel lowship Recreat ion Center 2nd Deck

lS»yo Wed — Cfioir Rehe*r«al

( ATHOLK SEKTICES Sun.—V64o. 0645. 12W» " Mam

Chapel Weekdays—1145 Catholic Wing MaBE Sat.—0800 followed by

Recitat ions of Rosary Confessions Sat.—1900-2100 o t h e r t imes by appointment 1900 Tues —Novena Devotions

JEWISH SEE VICES 21'00 Wed—Divine Worship

in Pro tes tant Wrag ( HEKKY POINT C O K M T X I i r

( H C E C H 1300 S u n — M e r n m g Worship 1R15 Sun.—Christian Endear

mm Evening Worship

New Year At Rifle Range Sees Firing Course Change

AVIATION OFFICERS ORDERS Maj Rrtbert L Anderson, t r a n s l e r i e d :»> Isi.VAW FMF MCAS El

I'oro iSan ta Anal Calif Maj Richard W RiitdorC. t ransferre t i Mi'S liu.int cv. Va Maj Jack Cosley. t r ans te r red to AtrFMFLati; M-.'AS Cherry

•oint. N C. ' ' ap t Henry M T u r i n : , t raus ier re t ; AirFMKl.au; M'CAS Cherry

'oint. N C. ( ' ap t Franc is K M< Maiius. tr.VnstVrmi to IstMAW FMF MCAS El

I'oro i Santa Ana • t 'al i i Cap: Charles 11 Church, .lr : r aus le r reu t. I ' ! ' San Fraticinco. Calif" ("apt John G, 1 'restrulge. t r ans fe r red tc DP S:;ti Francisco . Culii' '

Frederick A Vernon t r ans te r red t'o l>l"S:i» Francisco I 'alii is: !.' William E Drown. ' t r ans le r red to :>•' S..: Francisco. Calif : - t i.' John 1. Greeut . t ra i i s le r red to DP S.u: Francisco I'.ili: ' —T- 1 .* Kenneth K Huuuigtoii . : rausferre t i ;o Di' San Frant :scc Cahi. • apt Deiijumin G Man;:-. :vausferred to DP San Franc i s i . . • "al:f • apt Edward !. Schtiettie! •ransterr-itl to DP Sat. F"aticisn* Calif .s i,' Harvey Jensen, t r ans fe r red DP Sar. Fr..t:cis> » Calif

a R a l p h 1! t iobbs. t r ans te r red to DP S.«!: Friinc sco. • "a'.U i- Wiilliam A Datickaer: . raiist'erre.: • v-.rFMFL..:;: M- "AS

'herry P o i j / t / N c • Bp: V:n cry J • t r ans ' e r red • . \\< > Y

"TUST VAIT'LL j GET A COUPLE u OF THESE OK ff!-"

[ ThePatoSaysJ Ity ( huptaiu K. I». ( le ines

In U'lilidin Saroyau ' s book. "Tht Human Otoniedy".. the re i.- one scene which is tar more s ignincau: than many would suspect . The «ccn« takes place iu a railroad car tilled' with soldiers. They a re on t in : : way to some ]>ort ol em-barkat ion. Uiu- of them who will not be among those to re tu rn is j'laynii: his accordion Alter a l i t t le, while a tough top-sergeant speaks to him " Son, 1, don't want yot: or the Iniys to laugh a; me. but 1 sure wish you'd play that soug 1 used to smg "'iii tile ci iur-h choir hack home.' about "Leaning on the Evvi las t iug Arms" . Th? boy be-gins to play u and the sergeant joins in. humming at first; but la ter singing when he remembers the w ords. A y oung corporal who had been looking out the winaov - g e t s up and comes to join them. A li t-tle later, tour pr ivates wno had i'eeii playing craps-, leave the game ami jom hi. and finally the whole crow u is singing with all they

T S n m might jlimk it made soft ies i .•>: them tc sing that way about I .• MiKpj: on ' t i n everlast ing arms. 1 i .ion :—do you.' Nor dc 1 bel iev. that tht y quit a f te r tluit. l e tung

J Cou do it ail, There a re people I w ho seem to think tha ' is whaat . -.way - happens when » t indulge

j.::i 'Ms par t icu la r brand- .of re-j ligtous sentiment However, my j experience ha t been that a m..t. , w hos.e faith Is well founded in C.ori

i 'e-.-n't let up. but is s t rengthened i :>y 'h- know ledge of the ever las t -| :t;g a rms . ana. In-inc s t r^ngthe t •

he is abh te accomplish more by I tin very presence o: those a rms

hen the need is felt w- > ,y h> psalmist— a n . let i> worship and bo.i

BABY SHOWEH '•.it'i .-how . r in honor o;. Mrs Donneiy w;i, of MSct .T. W • w..« civen b y ' t h t l i rey •- ....• > lo rry'Pp-.ts; ;C thr home Irs S s Jai 'k last Fr iday noon

»rd« plantnt-. tin decorat ions an-, tresittfier.t - Mr- John Cramer.

Tht t._;-s'ar.:i.t;- decora t ions '

a ii : ":••> and white ->.?<•

. *wc and a half s tork

- ; : s-Atii r. ; s e r r ; i j j jeu

i t Dec'eni.

ABS-22 Man Gets CG Commendation Charles" E. Hentschel of ABS-w us -awarueu a Let ter of Commen-dation for bravery in the line of duty.

Un Decemner Z'l. 1»4& Pic . Hen i -sch f i was driving a gasol ine t ruck with 15 hundred gal lons ol i»l octane gas l rom the S tandard OiJ Cc.. i 'ensacola; F l a . . ' t o the Naval Auxiliary Air Sta t ion. Bar in Eieid, Foley. Ala. While passing the

! mterseet ion of A and ln tendenc ia i Streets , i 'eusacoia . Fia. , he noticed a she• t ol flames ou^ f rom tin • ear of his t ruck. Acting with speed anu without fear for h is saiety. Dentschel stopped the t ruck

land quickly a t tacked and ext in-j guished the flames before the city tirt ap j ia ra tus could a r r ive a t the .-eene. Due to h5s quick th inking Hentschel saved costly damage to government and private proper ty and perhaps the lives of innocent iiy'-standers.

lap* Chamber.- of MWSG-2 • ;iuv> recommended Hentschel lor the Commendation and Lt. Col. A D. Could Cu ABS-22. presented hin: with it las* Kriday at the cere-nmuies which were held at Bar-racks I'll'.

Major Ceueral Field Har r i s . Commanding Cene ra j of AirFMF-Laiii ami ( onvuianidug'Gvueral of the -nd MAW. signed the Let ter of Commendation.

<IKKEM>E1(S H Ah'M.H

The Station Special inves t iga-tions Oflicei has received numerous compl iments trom Local Jus t i ces o: the Peace in regard to the abuse ot tine-pay inc j i r ivi leges g ran ted mili tary .personnel of this s ta t ion. In the pas- :t has been the custom ol t i n "civil au thor i t ies to allow personnel to pay. lines on the tn-stHlimeni plan or on pay day, but lei-en; violations make it impera-tive that abuse.- of th is privilege 1>. cor ive ted-or the local Jus t i ces wiil incarcera te of lenders until the tines have beeti paid.

By M. J . Wramlicit With the advent of s t ream-l ined

planes and the latest wrinkles in aviation tactics, the Cherry Point r ihe range is no t . lagging in keep-ing up with the latest Marine Corps developments. When the range re-, opens on J a n u a r y 31. the new br-ing set -up for the M-l rifle will be introduced to Marine "Dead-eye Dicks' .

The new" system has a total of only 25i> possible points, compared to a4t' for the "old Corps" men The course itself is not only shor ter , but f ea tu res more slow fire than .before, while el iminat ing ninth oi the rapid firt

The most s ta r t l ing changes take place on the iuo yard line. F rom the ofl-hand position, lit rounds of slow fire a r e allowed. T i e s tand-ing iu kneeling rapid fire is don* away with completely, and in the standing to si t t ing, the would-be sharpshooter is a l lot ted 55 seconds to squeeze oil 'only lu rounds.

• iianges at the oi»t'-yard line a re equally as radical . Fivf shots a re tired lrom the kneeling and f rom tin sitting positions. The only rapid fin is the s tanding to prone in which tin rifleman is given one . minute to tie; ofl l o rounds

Tin s tandard ten shots, slow fir. a re fired f rom the f.oo yard prom

line D e i

cours e . \ p e

usi ot the abbreviated the total yoiiits necessary

2D. 2»7 aud

autage

S i i a f p s l l O O t e ! qualification.

Because o j t h e adv mg more slow h r t . it is expected that the average percentage of qualifiers will be much higher than previously

Pry tin_ poor pay-roll clerk when in iia- to s tar t figuring in . all ttie extra pay for fu tu re sha rp -shooters and exper ts .

Pre-Mcmeuvers Dance There will be a Pre -Maueuvers

Dance in building 22.s Tuesday night j, J a n 2a. under the auspices of tht Youth Fel lowship.

Invi tat ions may be obtained a t the Chaplains" Office or at a Youth Fel lowship Meeting.

FROM THE QUANTICO "SENTRY" Dominates ' loiuei. lii .ol^s. Pete Oliver Steal*. Show as

- ...r.- 11 o i 1- Bouts .Marm- Sergeant . John T. Rapp. Offers <• Chili: Suffering From Burns . MCS Donat ions Add 4S2

Bh'oi. i c n , March ot Dimes Appeal In Full Swing li.u "Atigei Street Presented At Post Thea te r . . . F i rs t 1;:id;en's Hr.ut Sponsored For Dependents . Quantico Cagers Vilsot: lt; High Scoring Bout. s2-tit Naval Receiving Goes

' l.o. als In PivNC Captain Nn k Shields Clarifies Amateur ii- i-oi Fans In ' ra -Cact rs l iack l 'p Point.- lu 1!M!< Openers ' " At- >otn- •?' tin Headino-.- Taken Frofn The Jan 1."., Issue

FROM THE PARRIS ISLAND "BOOT" Ditties

Will Bf Trans fe r red t rs Class Convenes At P a r r i s Show Is landers Edge To

Clean Home Court Record.

: n-s : :o j r Jan v i-su- of the "BOOT" • P'4!*.Drt\. Here N e v Week . Cap: R. Lee Uatit p-i•. Virginia New Reel

Mat ing Win.-. or. Ra ry 0 \ , ; Fort Jackson To lieta:

: ' I o rgan izes Boxitic Team. Meet ("amp Lejeune Pugi l i s t -. ; • Eflwar.-. V D;-.Jiow.tr New Pa r r i s i s land Baseball ot.i.ah K-c:«;l• Wins Main Bout At Weekly Smoker

• K::.~!ti'.-: Si •• • Kto.-"i»outs Iii Smoker At Sports Center. FROM THE EL TORO "FLIGHT JACKET"

-i-'-n/" : • --su« ot "FLIGHT- J A C K E T " read: Re-• • PN no":. Toaay Air Control Center Goes In to

C: - • c i ' romotion' , Examinat ion Program To Begin N-; - ' 'v-rhhu ..n. nepa i r Plant ' unnmc for •osiutft \ . * Indust r ia l S ta tus Report VMF 214 Has

"*'x • - Nam* - M. ;. Joseph W Mackin Mark F To:- St-t Cag< . Pendleton Btixers Feared In

- F'.-t ' 'oi t T-.,tr.. t 'lt-ii tor '-}•< Showing ' FROM THE CAMP LEJEUNE "GLOBE" <

• Mi. ... M. - >t 1 s 1 ..nipaig:. In History C<(temences Here - '• ' -- ."tartling U'jeun* Audiences Tth Time . . . Lt

v ' - ~ r Star For Conspicuous Gallantr*-" On • -- V- - s t t. v;;i->n of contes t Announced .

• * - ! A'.rhvirn-; r i -5e ' Lejeune Chalks l ' p ,15th • i t l; xer- Six Bouts To A i r b o m '

• P';w--. r Local F ighters T a k e ' 4 Of f '*•' ' ' " ' ' S: r-"" End Nursery School Open

- -P-; "SM -Vp Receive On-The-Jpb t.'J. W;t- FM5*. ' et r >n:t-r-henstv, P roc ra t r "Thep^'Haad-

FROM THE SAN DIEGO. "CHEVRON" -- - • s - ii-n:":::-1- Takeb 'Tro i r . J s n ^ "Chevron"-

it: -- p a s s e r T Pi*f? Ntj 'raerr" Vrcen : Neec F c -rur.'.'-- Cher ror Celebrates ' Seventh '. :: F'y RD M ~:nes Members

s- v ' t :i Hours A* Job . , " G n n s r ' Naselle 1- TV '• .V.-.rsae Corps Career-

MMIT. LYSCH sends the T l y t f * a lon r its WBT as he nj»erntes the muster c o n t r o l hoard.

ordered for the : s tore .s teward, will he lp anyone rhe're will be an!1*"'-11 purchase of the va r ious * M i W classes in " l i l d i n c mater ia l s . uhoto-

- - — t a g Phot..

•LYNCHVILLE RAIL PROJECT IS OPERATION MINIATURE'

C H E R R Y POINT W1NDSOCK. 2 1 JAN.

-1.1 M HA 11.1.J." it- «een m.ni the air . ( l e a r h visible a re the envirrliiur t r ack . the scenic sky way. and numerous l .ulldimrs.# u- well a - the - < h e r r j Point F lyer ." Yiliace wa- over ii r e a r in t lie making.

Kj < |»1. 1U. J . (iramlicii "Lynchville," North Carolina, rests quietly in the twi-light Shadows. * l ' l e town is shattered by the roaring of a mighty engine as the roars down the shining track. Through the outskirts of town the

engine Hies i: > whistle screaming a warning as it steams past a freight station. Then the power ofi. the train grinds to a stop at the passenger station, it's maiden run over. The on-lookers sigh with the success! ul completion of operation "Miniature."

' I h e Cherry i 'oint F l y e r " is a model ra i l road t ra in , built by MSgt. ' 1! Lynch of Middletown. Pennsylvania . Lynch, who leads the Second Marine Air Wing Band during working hours , built the model a l the Station Hobby Shop during hi6 off-duty time.

Built lor his two younger chi ldren. Jackie , age 4. and Eddie, age 6. the model was s tar ted during the 1947 Chr is tmas season and completed just in t ime for the recent yule-tide holidays. The village and t ra in

constructed f rom ki ts purchased at the Model 4.- Hobby Shop.

Notes From The HOBBY SHOP

AlSgt . with u>-road project . I layout plan w had guite a hi: • will he lp mod-by 2? foot projec" soun- railroad .-!o< ished b\ tin Hobbj mode! wiii i» , ji. (>nc«-> tin iavorii

j a i l person? nwtiiut will i»e invn-i . i<. rai l road sti

Lis t'hich

ii new i- has Lynch !• foot ck and

:u rn -tifr the

Tin tra will b Shop ;

rmaut set up. i t operation

f i l l i n g ' stock their eon-

Lyneh a: SSgt Thomas '•

been ass igned ' as lea; s t ruc tor here at the

! He has iiad extensiv 1. and is qualified to , : questions and help wit . ">• craft projects The

has aft in-

Hhop. •rience

M \ / l o i TOOL HaiiroHiler. l.yncli «iiniatiir»- rnfi line.

—Staff T'lmt" s . mater ia ls . and supplies l i t ter workbench as becin- construct ion on another car tor the in l.TiiclnlHe.

ing on in the woou-working line. > Radio cousoh cabinets . boats, j

; lamps. toys, coffe- tables, book ; | eases etc There art cherry, maple. J <cedar. veneer, mahogany board and j.oiher h f i r e woods. More w a l n u t J

and cutii hoard stock is on o: aer . j MSg: Mc.Masters i.s s h o p . inBtruc-! | tor of the earj»enter shop I Metal is sti l l hard to gel How-j • v..; ihere has been som» w o r k ' j in metals going on :yLatnps. pipes, i par ts for var ious adtotnobile.-. e tc . : ! Sgt Sam' Gayjikian and Bill Gieger ; | will help you with your problems. !

1* > E K l o r > III M M . S S . ot hot^iyiM Lynch.

Kay Eddie I- i; a tin

Although he had no previous experience with models, the Marine euginee: uug in. and with lots of pat ience and skill , emerged t r inm-

pliant with the e n u r e min ia tu re se t -up 1 lie town it almost typical of small Pennsy lvania village There

a t , seven "model - homes, one church, t h r i * billboard signs with thei r own lighting, one passenger s ta t ion . I f - f r e igh t s tat ion, six main-

tain-. und s torage buildings, one wa te r tower tank, catt le pens, all the usual larni animals , automobiles, t rucks and even min ia tu re people The only thing missing is "Ye Local Blopch.ute." Could be th i Sgt. is a tee-totaler";

l i n town <'veil has its own ne twork ot roads, which includes a high-way overpass and a scenic skyline route . A cliff towers in the back ground, adding sce'nn beauty There is lots of g rass , and the roads are complete even to the cinders The cliff is made of an asbestos mix. and a wire lorni. and was completed with the aid of brush and paint . Tin g rass and road cinuers w< re purchased in kits Glue was spread over tin- su r face of the loundation, and the graBs and cinders sprinkled carefu l ly in place.

' ii^_r;nlioad t racks an- IJ <» cuage and circle, twice around the town rb< loot leiicih of t racks include two crossovers, from the outs ide

inside circb. and has four Pioneer switches for the t rack

•v." *Migine- om lor tin ' f re ight . and one for the passenger ire aii "American Flyer ." "HO." Hudson. -4-6-4 wheeler, and a Doxide Switcher , fea tur ing au M-4-0 wheel set-up

"iuiit rai lroad cars were kit constructed and are roughly six lone, Tin enirines themselves were purchased from the Hobby mi d ie built on a scab .of 1 '8" is equal to 1*. power for the railroad is obtained f rom a Scintilla Power Pack •rarer, and all the electrical equipment opera tes on Direct

•os* approximate ly $2(«<. isfortner-f25; Engines-{2a

with the grea te r part ; . t r ack- f lO and switcb-

l i l r oUi i

- i : U L K O A M M . •lackit , . j oang »on

wn stand on a base that is four feet wide and During the Chris tmas Holidays, the t r a i t was moved

:• tb- l i a s ' T l o b b y Shop lo its present location in the Lynch 's front :i. win-r< i- is enjoyed by t h e two children as well as tin Sgt. and

Lynch. 'h* project a perfect example <if what can be done with ii l i t t le • tic. and wili-to-do Anyone interested in following the example

: his contemporary "Casey Jones" can no over to the stat ion Hobby ;T am; bui 'u his own model rai l road under the capable supervision of *.xp*rt min ia tu re rai l road builder, namely MSgt Lynch' himself.

cs class There will •tor soon holding classes in

. . . . r r a p h j c suppl ies^f ly t ie kits, t r a in i n f l i c t AIOM this l a te t he r e _ ^ t , ^ U I ^ ^ s< weaving looms, drawing orders for high-priced art icles . - wine 'ables for those in- For fu ther information, call 7175

! MSg' J R. Blackman. or Capt. E. Swindell . • J.'_ Breeden. the Bales

C H E f m r P Q t N T

CXATTOS BOYD, one of the oldest and best-l iked employee* in the Maintenance Division, re-ceives contr ibut ions lrom Commander Abplanalp w h o open* the MARCH OF DOLES campaign in the Public Work* Depar tment . Mr Fore . Foreman. Pub l i c Works, und Mr. Blackwell . Quar te rman, TransjMirtation are also digging to give to t h i s worthy fund C-ommander Abplanalp heart i ly endorses the Polio fund in the Public Works Depa r tmen t and. like Mr. hovd says. **FKLM»WH. THIN IN A MH)I) CAFKE, « I Y E IT YOFB BEST!**.

| PUBLIC WORKS | Hj Helen P a r k e r

'l'w« new employees in the Pub-lic Work- Administrat ion Build-ing a n Elsie Little and Jocelya 1

Stevens Mrs Little is working tern- , porari ly in Mr. Brockway's office, i sun i Esther DunnV resignat ion |

Tin Design Section is de l ighted , lo Iiav« i. helping hand m . the s tenographic line. MIBS Stevens was t r ans fe r red to the Personnel Section trom Motor T ranspor t .

Laryngit is ' is still going the rounds—tuday it s Lucy Willis who • a n t talk . C. H Gar r i s s and

Mrs G a r r i s s have had as a recent visitor their son. Charles D. Gar-r iss . here from Los Angeles.

A number ol employee.- have been ill recent ly , but a re fiSfCk on the job. among {hem .( E. S tuar t . Jack Sprui l l . Michael Ebron. R. J . Jo ine r , and J . M. Benton Mr. H I' Chanev is now H patient at Duke Hospi ta l .

Alton Briusou. Mark Pot ter , and \\ I". Laughtughouse luiv« had children . to be' recently hospital-ized and W P. .Arthur has had s ickness in his family

Fret! Helms. » tormei employee, i.- buck with u» again alter an ab-M'ln • cur ing which he w orked lor others. !li i- employed a: the Plumbing Shop S W Murphy lu«s resigned and Hurvey Ar-thur formerly ot Navy Supply, has been t r ans te r red to the Car-petite: Shop

( i n d o l e n c e s to Fred Williams, i McCotter. and W P Odom in recent death? occuring in the i r Samiin s / .

l l un tuu : Enthusiasts include G f | M ^ air. who went out las: vV.'k and .lerotne Fulcber Any

NAVY SUPPLY STATION SUPPLY Department (USMC)

By Juau i tu Thomu*.

MOTOR TRANSPORT Hj Hettie Asl»ea

.i.lines Mi-Cuen plans to visit re-•itiv.s m Philadelphia soon Hope i- doesn't get snowed under*- -ln-

oi s laying home while her :usham: is ir. Pales t ine . Rvtji Wal-irowr. motored Washington Sun-i«y and caught a plane f r o m there

Boston to visit relatives. Speaking of the "New Look"— ..importation..really has i t ' The

•lec Busses :ia>« ... new paint ob Thanks to Mr Abbott And iJth V\••v.ne'h car it new . she . . v . , K- r. looking that

. ei.e-cetu- t lu o:uer arfii added . ooat- 6i Simoniz

Harr ison an. , husband .. 1-L. vi-reri relat ives• jr. -Rocky

s . rnrc..-} Sunns>• thv> toc r -D u r h a m RUT mpton

The annual campaign lor t^ie ; .March pf Dimes is under way in I Navy Supply Nelly Bell, chairman, i and her committee., desire to make this year ' s campaigu the best we

| have ever had All of us a r e aware ) of the ho r ro r s ol this dreaded j disease and the recent epidemic l i s still treijji in our memor ies ; therefore , it is hoped that each indi-

I vidua! will give wholeheartedly in J order that our noal may be reached. ' Belore »,• set s ta r ted on gen-, era I news . 1 t h i n k . w e should say THANKS to Lee Penman and Mar-jor ie Jackson lor the splendid job they have done in the past two issues Spring Georgia last

weekend and report ing that they had a wonder fu l t ime. Myrtle and Tal Matthews and Betty Lynch a re glad to get back to North Carolina i j u s : ask MyrtleI . Also everyone has been wondering just why Betty

j Lynch seems so happy since the t r ip Elbe! Van Horn and hus-

! band vacationed on Cedar Is land. ! with the main interest being buut-I inc Edith Neilson journeyed to j Philadelphia lor a two weeks vaca-t i o n Edith says she never h a s hat! a more wonder fu l t ime

I Kub> and Aubrey Forres t sailed ,011 the ship "Matr imony" Saturday, i December v lS-l^ with the best ol j wisbe.- i rom everyone in Supply:

And say speaking of weddings. I Elsie Hamil ton w as the maid of {honor in Iva Robinson's wedding. ! which took place on 1 - J a n u a r y

1S-4S Mrs Lulu La inn has been I n : ' t h e hospital su f i enug trom an j infected linger Also Mr? Attie ; Shrubar is in th». Morehead City j hospital , where she is recupera t ing

f rom a recent operat ion j FLASH—Ma r e a r e* l,ewis is sport -! inc . a new fleetltne Chevrolet • Anyone interested in Lelpinc to get a seeing ev« uug for a blind

i lady - " If so..«jus: save all the red f s t r ips on . c igaret te packages and i tu rn ?hem over t< Mary A r r m r t o n ' in the Accounting Branch'

• Rocrnr. V.nRS,

SAFETY NOTES ' 11; \ B. B rummht

Sotting u j a ladder - Select a ladder with sust-

.abit safety lee:, otherwise, •bto'.'k or :ie the base, or havt someout hold it.. .

Br sure rungs anc Bide rails ar t ir. sound condition

" Plai e ladder fee: paral le l >\\ :: wi ,r o: solid backing 1:

ur.su.il t< res', a ladder agains : 4.uis«—boxes, round , objects , or other in sec im backing unless

•- tied so tha : it cannot fal l . 4 Tht bes- angle lor a ladder

is : set the has* out f rom the• *-a!l abor.* ol the ladder length In o the r words, place tlu bas* of s i r foot ladder " fee: trom »h.\ ohjec* it leans

B j Lullue Har | ie r Well lolks. I'm again repor t ing

lor "Ye Ole" Marine Supply per-sonnel and our column is ""full-o-uews' i beginner s luck) . I 'll keep my lingers crossed in hopes that it will continue.

A s ignature , which has been writ ten on paper many t imes in-cluding papers fo r . most of our discharged Marine persuunel. was recently wri t ten on the most im-portant paper of i t 's wri ter ' s life— a mar r i age license. Yes. wedding Iwlls rang in Atlantic. N. C. on 12 J a n u a r y lK-li* lor Miss Iva Robin-son and Sgt. Wil l iam, Russel . Fr iends , a t tending the wedding, trom Supply (USMC), were Mary Guthrie. Fann ie Swinson. Helen Krause . and Virginia Atkinson, j

Love seems to be ahead of spr ing in '4H'—Mary Kemp is! lurnishiug our Rail Transpor ta t ion Section with, a sparkl ing radiance trom the -gorgeous diamond that adorns her third finger, l e f t -hand

In the Sales I Commissary we see a proud smfle on Mr. Lonnie Perry 's lace—his first grandchi ld . Benjamin ^erii ld Smith was born in this first month ol our new year .

Subsis tance w elcome:. El la Bach-man. tormer Commissary employee. Congra tu la t ions are given to F r a n -ces Scott on her recent promotion and to Virginia Atkinson. Fann ie Swiuson. and Betty Gray, who a r e victors ol t h e Civil Service K i a m

A hear ty "Welcome back" is ex-tended to Elizabeth Sur re t t . who has t»een on leave for quite a while due t o i l lness

(Mir In fan t i l e Para lys is Campaign Chairman is Mr Callaghan New-man. who needs our he lp and co-operation for such a worthy cause

so let 's get in the re and CITE.

HOUSING PROJECT Bj Glenn Cieiaud __

Fr iends of Ray W Chadwiek. Electr ician at Housing Project will •H sorry, to hear t h a : he is con-fined to Sam: Luke'F Hospi ta l in New Bern \ C H u r r y up and get well Ray

The Cherry Point Woman's Club is ^planning a Benefit Bridge P a r t y Fr iday night J a n u a r y £Is : to raise funds for Polio Put "a r ing a round that da te on your ca lendar folks and come on our Tb< fund? col-

l ec ted a: :hir- parry w-il" :urned "over to the National March of Dimes Fund "*

Ir was a periodic pay increase lor William E Bryant . . J r

J ewe l ' K~ Keith ip walking around with her heat: in t h e clouds thes r days It took all-of leap year to finally get ' Mer t" tc saj- yes but his res is tance was low so the da:e has been se- for 29 J a n u a r y Rest ,wishe- ant: lots of happiness

j Jewell an^ Milton Mears

SEA—"""be HRwaiian Is lands Jwere annexed by the T* S on T I July *'

Di last weeks issue, of the W D l k timck me first in a ser ies of a r t i -cles UJJ i tems ol genera l iiilcreBt w ai i uivuian employees o n tne suiuon was preseuteu. lhit, UrM ui Licit was concerneu wiui KMM a gr ievance acuuu iy was .

iii * uie a r u i a e tor lousy t h e pi'uper proceuure lor presci iung a gr ievance is ouuiueu auu expiameu.

m tne gr ievance proceuure a s ebuiUiisneo uy Ule -vary u e p a r i -uieai auu Ule a i a u o n , tne lot1 J wing t>Luges a r e esiaofiBUed lo r a i l em-piu..<-es on . tne s i auon . Wnile in the iOiierest ot p rompt solution oi grievanceti. mis procedure does mil contemplate act ion fiy a l l levels oi supervision between tne im-meuiaie supervisor and the Cam-inanumg General, i t is assumed

^na : sucfi in te rmedia te supervis ion win be consulted ^ a n a mlormed relative to act ion on gr ievances involving employees under the i r general jur isuict ion.

>Ut&l M Aixt—The employee shall first taite the m a t t e r up' verb-ally, or in writ ing, with his im-mediate supervisor who sha l any investigation or obta in a n y advice necessary to m a k e a decis-ion based on ful l and fa i r < e rauon ol all the l ac t s . I t i s con-sidered that a large major i ty of ail gr ievances should be sett led at tills init ial staged I t is p re fe r able lor the employee to presem his own case, a l though if he so de -sires. one fellow employee f r o m his own shop or office may occom-pany and represen t him.

W J \ D - JSTAWL—11 the m a t t e r has not been set t led to the em-ployees sa t i s fac t ion in the first s tage and the employee decides Lo appeal , he should submi t h i s ap-peal verbally or in wri t ing to the Senior Civilian Supervisor of h i s division or shop. T h i s ' s h o u l d be forwarded th rough the employee's immediate supervisor . A copy of the gr ievance: or a wr i t ten reaume, should be forwarded to the lndus t -ial Rela t ions Officer and the De-par tment Head concerned. The facil i t ies of the Indus t r ia l Rela t ions Depar tmen t and . or the Shop Personnel Supervisor of t h e shop or division concerned ahall be avai lable lo the employee and to the supervisor upon reques t f o r advice a s to proper p rocedures and as to any rules , regula t ions or Station and Navy Depar tmen t policy which may l>e appl icable to the case. A hear ing will be he ld at which the employee may have a s representa t ives not more than two fellow employees f rom his own shop or office, and. he may cal l upon a reasonable number of wit-nesses. However , the Senior Civil-ian Supervisor may limit the num-ber ol persons called on the basis ol la ir s t andards which will ba explained to the employee. A r e -cord of the hear ing will l»e made. If an appeal is not/ sus ta ined, the reply to the employee should s t a t e clearly what facts , c i rcumstances , and regulat ions were taken into

onsiderat iou in a r r iv ing at the decision and will be so prepared that the appel lant will feel t h a t each of his major per t inent a rgu -ments h a s been ful ly considered and . answered . The reply should advise the employee of liis r ight to appeal to the next stage.

TH1KB NTAGF - I f the m u t e r has not been settled to the em-ployee's sa t is fact ion at t h e second stage, the employee may address his appeal in wri t ing to the Com-manding General via the Depar t -ment head

In the ner.t issue of the WIND-SOCK this m a t t e r of gr ievances will be continued, s b o w i n t the next s tages in the • Grievance P ro -cedure for appeals . These next s tages open tc employees a r e the ones in which the employe ap-peals outside the depar tment in which he is employed

If you a r e interested in learning more about all these m a t t e r s which a re relative- to you in your job. . then read the Indust r ia l Re-lations Bulletin Boards which a r e placed in y o u r depar tment . All indus t r i a l Rela t ions Orders and Memoranda a re posted on these boards for your information.

I ra te Citizen: "Why do yon tax me $£.<W» for my goat*"

T a i Adjus te r - "Well, keep him out of the s treet . The law says,

• 'For pr ivate possessions bounding j and a -but t ing on public property, j J2 <» a runn ing f o o t . ' "

i Aren't people funny?" "Yes^ If you tell a man that

I there a r e 270.676. S34 341 s t a r s in the universe, h e l l believfc you—but if a sign rays "Fresh Pa in t ' tha t

, same man has to make a personal invest igat ion."

Wed. T h e "Bubbles" Becker Orch-e s t r a . f r o m a mn«ipjii s tandpoint , present!- an a r r a y of tunes , popu-lar and old favur i tes . played in a tempo m a d e for dancing, but s ince m a e s t r o Becker contends that a well played dance p rogram is not enough to sa t i s fy the average dancer ' s en te r ta inment whims, spr inkles his p rogram throughout with numerous novelty songs. comedy ski ts and "produc t ion" n u m b e r s which l i terally keep t h e crowd rock ing with laughter . T h e r e probably i*n't a bandleader more eaally liked by his public, but "Bubbles" firmly believes in giving each a n d every member of h i s organizat ion hi" chance, thug ail par t ic ipate a t one t ime or ano the r in t h e merry proceedings.

In the vocal depa r tmen t "Bub-bles" Becker presents t h e lovely voice of charming TONI YOUNG, who capably sings the bal lads of yesterday and today.

"Bubbles" Becker is no new comer in t h e mus i c business. Inn -ing organized his original band over nine y e a r s ago. s ince which t ime he has been en te r ta in ing in the South and Southeas tern quar t -e r or the Nat ion . In 1337. while playing at the French Casino a ' Miami Beach. Flor ida , he w a s

.chosen by NBC to represent g rea t -:r Miami on t h e New Year ' s Eve Round the World Dance Program."

He enjoyed, two seven-month sea-sons at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh. N. C.. dur ing which t ime

•ifc was invited by Governor Eh r ing-haus and. h is wife to br ing his bund to the governor ' s mansion to enter ta in notables f rom all p a r t s of the country; and upon comple-tion of his second season there , the band was tendered a farewell luncheon at the Governor 's man-sion.

T h e dance i s scheduled to be held f rom H:UV P. M. unt i l 1:00 P . M, The a rmory is to be decorated in Cabaret s tyle with t ab les for all comers. T icke ts a r e avai lable f rom all members of the Quar te rmen-Leadingmen's Association or may be purchased at the Armory on the night of the dance.

The " Association has two l a rky peeple will be selected in a i s ir and impar t ia l ma imer to he the i r r a e s t * at t h e dance . The raet i t t i cke t s t* l*e awarded will ent i t le the winner and his e r her da te or escort t e f r e e admission to

Leok on t h e Civilian page ef next week's W1NRSOC5 for the

ef two l a rky w i n n e r s ! It mbrfat he y e a !

PW MUCH CONCERNED IN MABCH OF DIMES

CAMPAIGN

The success of the cur ren t "March of Dimes" campaign is of great concern to all employees in the Publ ic Works Depar tment and everyone is determined to repay in .some measure for the ass i s tance rendered 1? the National and State Foundat ions for In fan t i l e Para ly -sis dur ing the reoent epidemic.

MARCH OF

DIMES XgBBLSBBBSSI

SEA'—Nava l hospitals we re established by a r t of Congress 2« Feb " JR11.

As an added incentive wi th in the Depar tment , the Publ ic "Works Officer. Commander K. C. Abpla-nalp. has author ised an award to be given to t h a t sect ion of the Publ ic W o r k s Depa r tmen t which contr ibutes t h e highest percen tage of Xhi-ir total weekly payrol l . The award , a 7-%±" x 18". mahogany-mounted bronxe plaque, wil l be inscribed with t h e n a m e of the winning section and will remain

i tbe proper ty of that section unti l , in successive campaigns , it can be-won by a more generous section of the Publ ic "Works Depar tment .

t e rmined to live unt i l t h e a f t e rnoon of Ju ly 27. l»6a. when be wi l l be 115 yea r s old. '1 don' t a s k much he re below , he says 'I J u i t w a n t to hi t a hundred and fifteen. Tha t ' l l hold me* . I I you doubt n o w whe ther or not h e will m a k e it, then you will quickly change your mind . a f t e r meet ing Mr. Flood on

eally goes wild ING. c a n t say m u c h lo r t! crowd. Th i s is e i ther . Ne . t . Unt i l , T o m m y ing, too bad I has jus t about worn th is o rea l ly dese rves but WB stil l a nice vocal r« d if you appre - ' by H a r r y Pr ime. K t . H H • vein, you too th i s in a newcomer turn- conclusion j list i t 's a good ballad t h a t b rough t to m y reach the t o p three .

STATION RECREATION ACTIVITIES

MONDAY J a n u a r y

WORKS A M t H U S K

J u n e Allyson Pe r ry Como

J u d y Gar land

1800-2030 SNAKE P I T

Olivia deHavi l land H a r k Steven? Tony Glenn

" F L Y E R S " T S

!S AS JACKSONVILLE

i Basketba l l ) Away

GENERAL'S CUP

E U U K A T I O N

BOXING

TOURNEY

THEATRES STATION

T A P SOOTS Van Hefiin

Susan Hsyward Boris Kar l off (Technicolor)

1800-2030

STRANGE MRS. CRAKE

Michael , Lord

Itpbert Shayne

TUESDAY (Same ae M o n d a y

PLOT TO KILL ROOSEVELT Derek F a r r

Mar Ut L a b a r r

Your T ime 1*

H o h b j Shop

GENERAL'S CUP

ELIMINATION

BOXING

TOURNEY

J a n u a r y 21

C H A R L E S ! ^

GOLDEN

GLGVES

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

INTRA-MURAL B A S K E T S AL1.

TOURNEY < If Needed i

SATURDAY J a n u a r y 22

Double F e a t u r e

T H E T T E S OF TEXAS Boy Roger#

TILLAGE BARN DANCE Grand Old Opr 'y S t a r s

Child Show 1000 OKLAHOMA BADLANDS

Alan Lane 1800-2030

F E A T H E R E D S E R P E N T Leo Gorcey

CHARLESTON

GOLDEN

GLOVES

LARRY CLINTON

TONIGHT smi

IN DRILL HALL

'SUNDAY J a n u a r y 25

T H E SEARCH

Montgomery Clift Aline McMahon

1300 FLAXEY MARTIN

Zach Scott-Virginia Mayo 1800-2030

FULLER BRUSH HAN Red Ske l ton-Jane t Bla i r

Bowling

Pat ronize

( ommitHwry

WEDNESDAY J a n u a r y 26

By J e k n a y K«Hy -PERDEWT* presented by

man Granx' Jaxx at t h e in on if- Peni ido is t h e e ighth -vol-ume in the ser ies ol J a n a t t h e Philharmonic. I t was recorded in C arnegie Hal l . New York Novemb-er. 1M~. hut has ju s t recent ly been released. Why they wai t to re lease a great a lbum snch a s th is . 1 shal l m-ver know. Granz in the pas t h a s had t rouble with recording some

- of these grea t sess ions-poor vol-ums. distort ion, etc.. but techni-cally th is one is by l a r the beat. The recording, ba lance ,

- a r e all near ly perfec t . Th i s rendi-tion of Perdido is the best 1 h a r e ever beard, including Duke'B r e -cording.

Musicians include such men a s Illinois Jaoque t and F i ip Phi l l ips ,

' tenor s ax : Bill H a r r i s . T rombone : iiow'ard McGhee. T r u m p e t ; J o Jones. D r u m s ; Ray Brown, baa s : and Hank Jones , P iano . All t h e excitement caused by th is waxing it- over the wonder fu l t enor ing of Flip Phil l ips who s t a r t s out in h i s usual cool, calm s ty le and buildE uji i»oth in intensi ty a n d ideas to the climax of his g rea t work . I n this nolo he f e a t u r e s a l l t h a t he is known for including terr i f ic tone and that gut ty a t tack of his. T h e audience is obviously sent when Howard McGhee takes his solo on the second side a n d h*s pass-age is tas te fu l jazz, in t e r spe r sed with a few unnecessa ry sc reams .

The thi rd s ide cools down a bit, fea tur ing some nice bass and piano passages by Ray Brown and H a n k Jones. Bill H a r r i s t akes t h e fou r th and fifth side and real ly goes wild and BO does t h e crowd. Th i s is t ruly a great waxing, too bad I can't give it what it rea l ly deserves . Hear it yourself and if you appre -ciate music in th is vein, you too Will come to the e I did It has been

then you will mind -a l te r m the painted page.

Once in a while someone conies out with a book which t akes u s back to those ca r e f r ee ba re foo t days. Such a book is HOUND-DOG HAN, by Fred Gipson. Twelve-year -old Cotton Kinney wanted in th is world only two th ings—to get a hun t ing dor of his own. and t o run in the woods a long t h e r iver with Blackie Scant ing a f t e r a big Texas boar coon. Well, t h a t Chr is t -mas he didn' t get the dog. but his mother finally allowed h im to go ofT with Blackie and his two hound -dogs. Thereby h a n g s the ta le , fo r never have you read of snch a coon h u n t !

Alber t Payaon T e r h u n e once called Jack Hines t h e g rea t e s t living te l ter of dog s tor ies . Coming f rom a mas te r himself , t ha t w a s qui te a compliment , and a f t e r reading WOLF DOGS O F T H E NORTH you will under s t and why. Hines he re te l l s some of the mos t incredible fea t s per formed b y the Husk ies du r ing those ea r ly days in Alaska. T h e H u s k y w a s

SPORTS VAHSTTY | INTRA-MURAL

STAGE STECCK

K a n e Richmond

A s d r y Long

JACK P O l NIGHT

1800-2030

T H I S WAS A WOMAN

Sonia Dresdel

Ba rba ra Whi te

" F L Y E R S " VS

CAMP L E J E U N E

(Basketbal l • Away

GENERAL'S CUP

ELIMINATION

BOXING

TOURNEY

, ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU

Es the r Wil l iams Pe te r L a w f o r d

J i m m y D u r a n t e (Technicolor)

1800-2030 COMMAND DECISION

Clark Gable Van Johnson

Wal t e r Pidgeon

f O I W T WVNDSOCK. 2 1 JAW. I M S

ballad, handled by the t r io in tender , sen t imenta l s tyle. N a t Dole, of cou r se i s f ea tu red on t h e and t h e keyboard, backed up by bass a n d gn i t a r in a typical s tyl ised

Here a r e the ten toppe r s in the nat ion th is week. I shal l l i s t t h e m in order wi th the band or s inger that I th ink h a s t h e be s t a r r a n g e -ment . No. 1 Slow B e a t T© China, Kay Kyse r s best s ince Pnah ing Sand. Ne . 2 B a t t e n s and Bows, T h e Dinning Sla ters , th i s is o n Its way down t h e ladder . Ne . S My Bar l t ag i Hy D f H i t t ; , Dor i s Day a n d Buddy Clark and sti l l going s t rong . Na. 4 A Lit t le H M Told He, Evelyn Kn igh t ; s t a r t ing to lose al t i tude. Ne. • F a r Away P laces , by Peggy Lee is coming closer. No. • Lave * e r B t e t * ( D C y DHly). C a n t say much for th i s one. Ne . 7 Caa L e Gas ta . Carmen Miranda and t h e Andrew Sis ters , seems to be going up. Na. 8 YOU W E R E ONLY FOOL-ING, c a n t say m u c h f o r th i s i e i ther . Ne. • . Ua t f l , T o m m y Dorsey has jus t about worn th is one ou t . but i t 's st i l l a nice vocal rendi t ion

t bv H a r r y Pr ime. Ne . W H e r e IT1 I Way, th i s is a newcomer to t h e

ballad t h a t should three .

THURSDAY-

then thmic cadence with his in t ima te s inging s tyle to lyr ics aga ins t the t r i o ' s

work while t h e t u n e itself is suited to t h e t r i o ' s style.

DIMINUTIVE VERONICA LAKE In the smallest L a k e f o n d in Hollywood. California. Hnwe»er , the l i t t le-more- than five fool

ITpnrlsltT is a peach of an ac t re s s . LOOK BOYS! You can see h e r faee now. Ain't tha t g rand

unique among savage t imber same time capable of t h e t radi t ional canine t ra i t s loyalty and devotion. T h u s a dr iver

of a team never knew with cer-ta inty jUBt how his dogs would

in a given s i tuat ion. Tha t would m a k e a good s tory in any

Th. < berry Point poll team will -<• ,1 against tin New Bern • u-vo- dn t ee r - a: the New Bern i : n k - in : J a n THUS t a r . t h e margin >•; victory lie- with New

Howe, employing a "holo" that seemed to have a " r eac t ion" effect on Tucker .

—Rttff l 'hoto M A S T K l i n 1 M A V U D I wu» ttic keynote a - tin -Ki i rh t iur F l y e r - " «wept all - i \ bout- from the naple— Little ( r e e k c l o s e r s at the

I»rlll HalL Jan-11 . Max Atwater . Arnphib liirht wfiirht tupper le f t ! a p p e a r - da*ed JI- he head- lor the c a m a - a f t e r absorbing a vicious left faimk from Fl . ier- ' l lu i i j Lara in the tir*t round «i thei r bout- S a \ went down ior ten in the next round ironi a s imi la r punch.

Liggd linuoM'. (upper r h r h n . c e t - set to deliver the haymaker to t be ( r e e k ' - 'I out I»ee. Kou--e won on a TKO in the third round of tin welterweight scrap . Johu tn Biaiiraniel io. (H*wer lef t ) , show*, ex cellent det 'ei ishe iorui a - he ward- off Abe Per ry ' s first round on-slaught and Kei. Kd Tipton look- on. I ' e r r j - ' t ae t i e - netted him a s p o t on the r a n t a - in the next round, ( lower r ight > when J l ianr found liini lor tin knoekoui hlow.

Gets His First!

Hall • AfclS-

xiuadr i tin Teat apiee»

:;i; n»v:dei . apply, a n

. with ' m c l i t s

General 's Cup Bowling

am: VMK-;:'i zu- m There w ii. bt a bowling tourua-i mau'l i f i . .la:. -I"- ami i men: held in F e b r u a r j with the < ^ s p i u . e.ieh taking a m a u l j > leadline lor all en t r i e s set a: Feb-CMF-224 walkei! of. with j ruar> 7 Prest in: p lans call ior tin cam* : point's while | afl'asr to s ta r : in the Stat ion lle-shut mil the:-- opponents i . : ion t e n t e r on Feb 14 a: 2»l«k ij second - a : m 4 pofnt* to j 1'earns t»: h\> m m trotu each squad- • j vi teams p!:t\'-« f>>- oaoh {rot: enter ing wii: compete for th» i

with teams on* playing i nv« points toward the C C s cup am. j! t eams no " following J pit: boy- tor tiiest matches will

[•dividual to:al.s ! subsidized h> th« recreat ion j| i :"n«is of the squadrons concern*-!: jj

Golfers P l ay Jan. 23

lies with New players have t aken

*ii- tht three previous between the two clubs.

V Point copped the las t match . • - aac: has l>een displaying tan: Improvement since they f: thei r series with the New

. G a m e 1

V*F-224 Team 1.

G a m e

te i- held on Monday Jan . ,4S were turned in- to th* Spec ia l 'Se t - j

'.t«5 " *-s Depar tment on J a r 37. Now . | sche<Uile* and ru les .governing !

MAKE THE DIMES MARCH!

}** ! ma * c he i w . Kecrea

| M V !

<eiug d rawn up for th< which w ill IK pa t te rned j

league-type contt;s< The I wii: ti> held it: th- . Station

ior Center, with :h» first t r ! E t ; i : If*"'- ir. the even-

- Boxing

•—Huf Pho tk>

LL4»Y1.» B O f ' V i E E . ( h e r n Point ' - only Welterweight box-er at the present time, took «i- n r - i fistic match* of t h e -•*a«.nn larain--! l . l t t le Creek or J a n . 14 when li»- floored Tom Lee Hiur t ime- te sa in , a Teel»-nlcat knockom.

nay:r.c :h«' p i r

paic by : fifteen

ot; . iacuar? 11-. ai. s q u a a r o n s w it- p.unneci to eniqx teams in

_:h- thre i day toyraame:;- s t a r t i n g : J a n l'-i submitted th*. n a m e s o! thei* pnz* : : i i : contes tan ts tc tin >JHH*IU! Services Depar tmen t

Each squudron was permi t ted tc or.ier c o r i e s a y j : m each weinh:

.as- inc luding F iywe .ch : Ban-.' tairwe:pn-- Fenthcrweich". L ich i - -weich: "U e l te -weiph: Middle wei-ch" I . :ehtheavyweiirh: anc. Heavy-w e i p f - Or.^y ont bo^er in each we jch : caxejrory will be al lowed pe r equad-nr.

Or Monday Tuesday and "W«d-nefd:-y of n r r t w«»ek thf fichterc v. "!' nt—'• tr : c:r-<ntic el imination a* Dril : Hal! t r Bee w"nr*~trlll car ry off :h- •••an, h o n o r ' anr" five

til- uie a ; - aware. There w :1 • • individual prizes as well .

Basketbal l t: 5 i- h : i: t fi n a ] g a m e

<•: :h« I n t r a m u r a l Basketbal l E luni -w;:: r e : underway a f t e r a

playoff t i l ts I ' t r rur : • tile i»s: week of the

r e su l a : season HqSq-MCAS set a new >.. - : a r hipl. when it's quin-

h.ttnped ftver hat ' •>- V5TF-I2I m a r r m I t other final-

i'••for- th . ehmina tkma . ?.M> '.ickec. AES-41 35-25: rle<:r.»c-£ deleated VMP-3S4. 33-21:

AES-4*' out las ted VMT-I 3^-23.

N W Tork A F P ? — T i c Lom-bardi." ass i s tan t football coach at j Fnrdham." h a c resi imed hi= posi *-nr ant' has accepted a t offer - a s j as-!«:ar." tr^^Tolone' Ear'. "Red' I Blaik a - "Wes.t^5Pohrt

The "Fipht inf : Flyers" warmed up for thei r Charleston tourney date on J a n If by poliRhini: off the Li t t le Creek Amphibious box-inc team in the Sta t ion Drill Ha l l before a capacity audience on J a n 14

In cap tu r ing all six scheduled bouu> on the card, the l<eather-nix-L-t. displayed thei r finest form of the aeasun. outc lass ing the viai-to rs t r am s ta r t u> finish and scor-ing th ree knockouts and a pair of T&O's in regis ter ing thei r victor-ies

Heahlej Lurus l lecisuiu The only Marine who didn't r a t e

at l easwa TKO was Bascom Beas-ley. put t ing opponent Hon Avis on the canvas jus t seconds before t h e final bell. When Avis s taggered u> his leet. Bel . Ed Tipton held up the bout momentar i ly to check Don condition, then signalled the boys to resume a s the gong sounded. Beasley won easily on a fu r ious third round ra l ly and by re ta ining the aggresso r s role throughout the fight.

**ttianr~ Wins Again Celebrating h i t e ighteenth bir th-

day "Jo l t in John ' Biancaniel lo scored his first knockout of the year over plucky Abe Pe r ry in t h e fea ture bout. Winner of six con-secut ive decisions with the "F igh t -ing F lyers . " John clubbed Pe r ry to sleep a f t e r 48 seconds of round two had elapsed

Per ry tr ied hard to p reven t Biancaniel lo f r o m reg is te r ing his seventh t r i umph and opened the f inal and f ea tu r e bout of the even-ing by rush ing in s lugging. How-ever. the cagey Mar ine countered with his super ior s tock of r ing exper ience and had the visitor cornered at the end of round one. Completely solving Perry'.- style at the beginning of t,lie second s tanza , the "Jol t in Jabbe r ' ' sent him down

! with a hard r ight to the s tomach i when both boys were close to the I ropes.

Howe. l{oa»se Victorious Middleweight Ralph Rowe and

Welterweight Lloyd Rousse both took uieir first wins of the yea r

j Rowe flattened J im Tucker at the I l : 5b m a r k of round two. while j Housse waited until 1:11' of thf th i rd heat before l»eing awarded u TKO over c a m e Tom Lee of the Amphibs.

a "bolo" punch to have a "delayed

ed his opponent th ree t ime? in a •rap that had it 's funn ie r aspec ts .

When T u c k e r fell for the final knockdown, he appeared to gaze about for a place to fall , then plunked down on the deck, wai t ing dejectedly while Tipton counted him out .

Housse earned num)>er one by sending Lee to the canvas no less than four times, th ree of the knock-down- occur ing in the second round Le t . bleeding badly f rom the nose and mouth , put up a brave show by s t ruggl ing to his feet each t ime but wasn' t any match for Housse Tipton finally stopped it ir. the third round

l j t r a At Peak Uuc^y l^ara. employinc a deadly

i' f: hand, was at his boxing peak in knocking out Max At w a t e r of th*- Amphibs at 1:2b of th« second round Atwater . with an eight pound weight advantage went down twice in the first s tanza f rom southpaw blows and hit bottom lor tin final t ime when Rndy Bcored near the ropes with a savage left that caught Max on t h e r ight fo re -head *

in the only other match of th» evening. Middleweight Mikf Zecca put on a closing second round hu r ry w topple J im Ta rb rough on

TKO T a r b r o u g h couldn't a n s w e r • bell for round t h r ee a f t e r he-

me caught with a s tomach punch near the end of rou 'ni TWO T n t i l tha- time, the visi tor had an edge in boxing as Zecca was -wild and not in hiF best form

Jou rney To Charleston Coach J o h n n y Tins ley and his

T i r h r i n c F lye rF" packed their-b a r s and left f o r Char les ton . S. C.. Jar. 3R Among the team* on thi lis: fo r the fighters to t ang le with included tht R2nd Airborne f rom F o r : B r a g g and t h e Camp Lejeutte. Mar ines T o u r n a m e n t will las* ap-proximately four days, s t a r t i n g on J a n If and winding n p on J a n 22

C H t R R Y TOIWT'WINOSOCK 2 1 J A N 1 M B

POINT PUGILISTS TAKE AMPHIBS IN SIX BOUTS JANUABY 14th Local Drill Hall ; Scene of Maraarre; Charleston Next

Pointers By PI n Drill Hall Thriller 54-4R

Intra-Mural Finals Tonight

In DriU Hall

Harris I s land ' s " D l ' s " handed the aerry Point "F lye r s ' tnolr t en th .-leaf ol tin cu r ren t season in a

basketball gann at the Sta t ion lirii: Hali J a n . IT. winning 54-tS.

Tiit cuntes: WBJ a real thr i l ler lruiii s t a r t to hnish . with a pair •

rmiikfiH by Merke: and a two-minter by FM'ch providing the visi-

r . witii their hnai m a r g i n and taking a 47-47 tie. Cherry Point , at the t ime, was

iht verge of going m I r an i , lice two f a r r i s - i s l and s t a r t e r s

were lorced to leave the g a m e on •rsonal louls. bu: the locals tired n: allowed the " D l ' s " to ;>enetrate •,'ir deiense tor the vital points.

Nee-f»uv Affair From tile outset , both t e a m s put

ui. i' n ip-aud-t iuck .bat t le , with the 1'oniters drawing first blood on a pair ol baskets by Johnny Uashen. nigh man lor tht night with twenty

. point.- Cherry Point cont inued hold a slight advantage , increas-

rheir marg in to '»-0 at out mi. and la ter to I S - I t I > shooting o: Comnnsky and ters brought the I s l ande r s into x;«-1!' tit ami both t eams t raded i,- ; u r shot uuti! tht t roublesome

Merke; sunk out- ju s ' before t h t :wrniisKioii '<• P , v ' l i u ' v is i tors

y.j-24 advantag t - F l y e r s " Hull}

In iht ear ly minu tes ol the sec-tii hall , tht " F l y e r s " rallied be-nd tin shooting of Walt Pa r t i u id ("ashen to s p u n into u 3&-3U ic. uu ibt t empora ry loss of. tslit-n dm to an in ju red ankle , v, iIn • 1»I a chance to catch

uj> siiorl'ly a f t e r w a r d tht vis i tors

cagt-ti lhrt-t successive iTte Throw* auu .. iitlu goa j to kuot tb- couui I a; ;;7-ali. Cashen re turned to ac t ion . !

| uu: aoiiit shar j i shooting by Com-uiisk. provideo 1". 1. with a 4ts-3.v.

| lead beiort Johhn> suuk two-point -I t i b to ut. up ouct more. | 1: was at th is point that the ' I "Flyer*" hao their uest chance to \ I go ahead since two of tht 1 'a r r i s j I island s ta r te ra . Comiiuskey a n d 1

I .\liilc. -were lorced out ot acuon I un louls in the space o; a few I seconds. However ; though they [ jumped into a 45-4." marg in , the I "Fiyert ' wilted under the pres-j s u n auu P a r r i s I s land held the i lead until tht hna l whist le a n d

walked oft the court with life 54-iv verdict.

a.-ben was high man lo - Cnerry J'oiut. ga ther ing 21" points, wnile i 'e ters and Commiskey spearhead-id the visiung quintet's, drive with i - and 14 points respect ively.

Quantico "Dulls" Point Again; 76-47

Qiiaut i f fV ie.*- s tepping basket-l i « l a s h e d out at the Cherry

.'•I'Uii F lye rs" for a 76-47 victorv ^anit- of the -Marine Corps

bas< F r i d a y night K ; i i ' - y i n c a rapid at tack led by

: ' n Uobbin? and Cy Waldrop. -. . utrs vadlted into a com-

tuuioiitig half t ime lead. WaWiroj' used a n i f ty , sweeping

-hot to eoliect most of his points for the evening

-**<• played a supe rb cam* in Keyhole .slot, pass ing off num-

• - :im*-s in th* ieedy Kobbms <um- up with twelve

'i MI ifo a i s " received $ helping " -uni reserve forward Vic

' :: i : - . i constant t h r e a t - t o the : who slipped unde r the : - - :i'»r l ayup spots on numerous

• • Point v a n i t back very :: the secaoti s tanza out-( j uan t i co in th- th i rd and

w r i n d s The half t ime bar-"»• ' h wever. AVUS u h*t too much

• '.mie lyfcii by Charley Ford . • a t t ack picked u p and it

••"•k—'! ;or a t ime likf the- " F l y e r * " uld eiose t h e twen ty point*mar-

v.,r<: who played a macn incen t unt; :inc shooting game, scored

points His pla> matched sensa t ional showing

• r-- rioinT -

" • P a r t i r and Johr. '"ashen stood ou - for the " F l y e r s "

- inng sho t s were -h "featurt well placed gam. •while

- • : ' collected eight points on ~ '«'• on»-hand push shots Hooper

• ' -L a s teady floor game for losers am" war i n s t m m e c t a l

: - : t inr UT m a n y of th< "Flyer* -coring chances

u ol H e n r j

Wilkeb-

J l t H W l B I A M A M E L L O . the - J o l t i n Jaliber*1 min i Phl l ly . didn't «T»xie n inrh t ime in duiupinc A»M- P « T J of Little ( r e e k last Fr iday nirtit in the f ea tu r e Imut ol the e t e n i n a .

; CHERRY POINT W1ND5QCK. .21. JAN. 1PAP

smnSiflffiYjife; b) Lu lomliuooi i N

l h t Hvdi^ing juaus lur Helen Jowtfy and l a g u Jiobert M c t t s a r e luiit>H>: j ioaoay , Helen • Lucie - J l i k e ' J o way weioames jm lu a ou net g i t en in LUeir houur a t SINHI a t the -Ne* f ( t o u u h lor UK- nomen and ei ther "civ vie*' or l o r UN —gjreeiiK.") iuUowing the wedding Atrtv. i l i k t Miapou a a u ae r two ouughlertK

' J u s . Lletu- i»erua, will be httsle* e> a t a n t ae i r Aew Bern home, - l i i 5H». t r o n t fsl. tae i r nupt ia l vowh «U1 he taken in the Mat ien LnapeL rveepUon will be held m u»e ballroom ol tMv HSaff MX) * I olio wing the ceremony. . A1 J and klrt> Michael itickey and All. Stanley £a r i t . . Penii.-. « e r t lionet gueats ol MtigL. and Alrb.

, last week. Mrt. Kickey and Air. Kenaki a r e &st.

~l»ot" S a i a g t WB. compleiel t <>arpriced wi th a biruiuay party gi»en in hi- honor by hit. wiie, Shirley, in the i r Bcanxoxt apL last Naturua; evening. Marine coajilet i rom i tean ior t , Morehead t i t } . Cherry Point , and > r v Bern were invi ted.

A> any uiret olu will tell you, a pa i r o l .gold-fish complete wita a n aquar ium is a n ideal birthday gi l t . Tha t w a s one ol the many g i l t s t ha i

! Alias Nancy l*»e Anderbon received a t a birthday pa r ty given t o r h e r last F r iday o: her parentb. TSgt . a n d Mrs . l«eroy Anderson. The twenty- lour children and seventeen Mothers who helped Nancy cele-

• brait- agree that it= wat a par ty lo r emember wi th haakela, pompons, pink s t r eamers , let c ream and a beaut i fu l pink a n d whi t e cake.

Mrs. Ethel (>orham » spurt ing a sew r h s p e a n made ol t m - t s i i s He r husband . CB11 >\. C. Uorham caaght i the skinh a r e rompietely processed he p lans to se l l t tour ta i l s .

Aiaster Hober; .Lawrence iKinnely, son ol MSgt. and Mrs. J . W. Donnely. was chris tened by Chaplain W. . Win te r s m t h e P r o t e s t a n t wmp o: tlie bast Chape! last Sunday a t 1130. The sponsor s were . l a -J a m e s Frew and AlSgt T. J . Wood a s Uod- la thers a n d Mrs. £ . S . J ack and Mrs T. J . Wood as proxy God-mothers .

Robert wort a long Chris tening gown a n d that- s l ip h a s been in the Donne ly ' t ami ly tor fifty years . Hit- hat a n d coat were g i f t s t rom JAiss Constanta Carrizzo ol New York City who is one ol h i s ac tna! God mo the r t

Four teen adu l t s and lour chi ldren were gues t s a t the buffet luncheon lollowuig the ceremony and approx imate ly th i r ty people a t tended open bouse a: tht Donnely home that evening.

Margaret McLamrhlin received a lung dis tance call Monday i rom h e r Mother in Phi ladelphia . P e n n . Her h r o U e r , Joseph Maudell, is p lann ing to be mar r i ed in J a n e and wauls fceorge and Margare t to a c t a s best man and mat ruu oi honor .

TSgt . and Alrt Simoiiaon celebrated thei r th i rd wedding ann ive r sa ry i Wednesday C ongra tu la t ion ; . Stanley a n a S a r a ! '

( ier reet fen please ou lasl weeks s tory about the su rp r i se par ty f o r k a t l n Wood's husband. It should have r ead S a t h j PAUL. 1 go t t h e story" i rom Mrs. Wood, t hus the . ouiusion . . . my humble apologies .

Alary Madore. wile of TSgt . Aladore. is t r y ing to find out i l t h e e>-\\ R's of Cherry Point a r t planning to hold their, annua l bir thday d inner in February . It seems that a l l over the United S la tes t a n n e r women Marines meet in var ious cities in F e b r u a r y for a b i r thday dinner . Sounds like a wouder lu l idea! . . 11 you have any informat ion conc erning this will you please call Mary a t "S151.

As most 01 U" r emember only t«M> well the m a n ; cases 01 i m a n t i i e para lys is or ~poii<>~ las t s u m m e r , t he r e really isn't macfa sense of i>a-nii' TOU lo r emember the dance at the Staff KCO Cluh tonight . As you know. th«- proceeds f rom this dance a r e f o r a very wor thy cause . Stress is in formal and the mns ic is by the Wing ( t rch. See I O U the re .

of both! In ot and half de ter

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CPL. BILL KENCDV, usnc .Monday even ing . ' the re ' l l b« boxing in the StaJ^ar Ixrill Ha l l ! Kot

iht polished, smootl i-working style of Biancaniel l i Lara , or the o thers we've been accustomed, . to witnessing bu: the eager , ea rnes t , hard-h i t t ing tvp< that charac ter izes t h e novices who'l l be ou t t o p u l i down hve points toward the General ' s Cup

Thi>- should urouse a - much, if not more, in teres t trorn u spec ta tor view|Miim than the " F f c W l u c F lye rs* do. Natural ly , with the »»oxinc team cti inc r r c a t s inis , that i*. 11 tal i order , but the re a re many reasons which will se rve to br ine out the t r u e t i rht fun to witness these sc raps .

In the firs' place, we've grown used to the hoys on thf squad, and when we've entered the Drill Hall , it 's beer, with a

practical knowledge of what type of s tyle w r were r« ing "to see ex-hibited -at least f rom th« f 'her ry Point side Johnny Biancaniel lo would be out to win by smooth boxing. Mike Zecca would t ea r in and ilug. while Itudy Lara would probably be counted upon to do a l i t t le

other words , we could classify our fighters to some extent •rmine what sort of a fight we'd see.

Not Too Much Artistry Is Expected Mam oi the boys who en te r the r ing in the Amateur bouts s t a r t ing

J a n . 54 ohonid be strict no* ices. Maybe u few will have r i n c experience, and n select number mixrht enioy quite a hit of previous boxinc. but they' l l jill be cast into the same mold and the f n r should fly. These boys will be out fo r the i r squadrons and the small individual r ewarus that will r e with the championship in each wehrht c lass , a n d . t o r many , it will be the first t ime that they 've stepped into the r i n r in f r o n t of the i r buddies, e i ther to win~a pr ise , or pe rhaps prove 11 boast made in the b a r r a c k s !

With only a couple of nightF in which to display thei r wa-es . t h e boys •'undoubtedly 1 will be "out for a Auick kil l ' and the glory that comes with a sensational- knockout I; should be in teres t ing lor t h e f ans to pick out the boxers f rom the s luggers , the "hal let dance r s " f rom the chargers , and the "bobbers and weavers" t rom the men w h o p re fe r s tand ing "toe t o toe" with an opponent "Whatover else "we see displayed 111 the General ' s Cup bouts s ta r t ing Monday.' it ought to be an. average view of the boy or. the base who likes the fight game—and who is out to prove it! •*

Golfers Are Back In Action ""The Cherry Point ro l l e r* a r e c o i n r to take on the New B e m i a n s

aca in . and they' l l be out to even up the i r fall and win te r ser ies at two crames apiece. After dropping t h e i r first two events to t h e more ex-t»er»enced New Bern club, the newly formed Mar ine cluh rebounded to win t he i r first amtcii of the y e a - insl before the holidays.

Orchids To Leo Nominelli Leo Nominell : Minesots. Al l -American. ' is the firs: Cherry Point

a lumnu- to a t ta in t h a ' coveted "honor. L *o waf s ta t ioned he re dur ing the war

Wt a re s t i r wondering if Johnny Tinaley ha? his " F i c b t i n ' CocfeT". Tiit irani- bird, purci iasee ir. Savannah wa? z pe* project of t h e l ikablt "Fight ing F l y e r " coacl.ywho h a s n t said much a s to the roos te r ' s whereabouts of late. ' . . . .

OFFICER'S SOCIETY NOTES By Pat i Wlt le

LL. Cui. and JDs . M. Sanipas eu-lerui iucd on I r i d a y lht; 14th with a del igui iui cocktail party in t h e Cheat l iar lor thei r many m e n d s , j ' l h t cauapt lablc w a t a n a r r a y o l ; delicious a n a coior lui udbiLs.

tin Sa tu rday , the l i t h Lus . La i s i i P r inc ip i and LL J a c k IL Miller were marr ied a t a Catholic doable r ing ceremony at the base ChapeL Luisi was given in m a r r i a g e by Ceatd. Char les McCaffrey and was a t tended by Lsn . Virginia Ghis-h o i m : the best man was Capu l iavid l i i ley. The bride wore he r white uu i iorm. the groum his blues, and the o ther members oi the wed-ding par t} were in un i form a l so . A reception following the ceremony was held at the Norse ' s Quar t e r s , where the t rad i t ional cake was ca t with the gT<Kim's sword. VMF-212, J a c k ' s squadron , the en t i re N o n e s Htaff and close f r iends of both p a r l -ies saw the couple off to Washing-ton lor a brief honeymoon.

Lt. and Mrs. Phil l ip Dyer cele-brated thei r hrs t wedding anni-versary on Monday, the 17th with a cocktail par ty in the Chess Bar ol tiit- "O" Club.

On Wednesday, the l»th a fa re -well d toner for Mrs. Bober t Floeck and Miss Mary Fo r r e s t was r iven by Ma.ior and Mrs. (~ L. "Bright a t the i r qua r t e r s . Balloons were used for place ca rds and genera l Bon Aoyace motif was carr ied ouL Mrs-1- orrest baa left fo r a visit in Cali-tornia and will r e to rn th is spr ing . Miss Forres t has r t eu rned to her home a f t e r an extended visit with file Fioecks.

Captain and Mrs George Mc-] Clane enter ta ined with ano the r rl | THrh McClane's well known I ta l ian i IJinncri-. on Sunday the lf>th.

Mrs. ( . M. Kuny gathered a iew j oi her int imate f r iends toge ther

ior a Uussian d inner before a t -tendini ' the opening of the Globe and Anchor P layer ' s product ion of " T h e Male Animal" en Thur sday .

Hancock was open?d to MAG-11 j o e F r iday , tht 21st Tor a g r o u p . get-to-getii£r Amonr the m a n y . gues ts were Col. and Mrs , Alontgqmery. L: Col and Mrs. B. F . . ITewitC and Lt t^ol and Mrs K.

L> Johnson . The cast and crew of " T h e Male

Animal** were given a pa r ty **on the set** fol lowing the p e r f o r m a n c e Friday Night . - B e t w e e n ..Scene Acts" were fu rn i shed by "1-L l ien W ood and LL Kar l Wltte. t n c h mem iter 01 the g r o u p w a s asked t o do something. HAM w a s appropr i -ately served.

L t Col. auu Alrt. iJ. B. Man-chester , a r t tht- house gues t s ol Alaj. and Mrs. Dean Dalton. Lt. Col Manchester is here a t t end ing I n s t r u m e n t School.

NCO WIVES CLUB

Tht Stal l NCO Wives Club held its in-monthly meeting January ' 1"

the NCO Club Ballroom a t S;3h r . Al. One of OUT honora ry memb-ers. and gues t speake r lor th is meeting. Airs. S. S. J ack , gave an l n l o r m a u v e ta lk on ch inaware . To add emphas i s to he r d iscourse . Mrs. Jack provided samples of the types, kinds and shapes of fine Engl ish bum china and e a r t h ware . Coffee and cookies added a final touch to the meet ing

The bowling t eams meet every Tuesday night at 6:30 P. M At present the c luh hap five t eam? compet ing aga ins t each o ther whi le get t ing in shape f o r t h e coming league game- with the Officers' Wives Club.

The Clothing commit tee is s tead-ily at work ga the r ing clothing IOT th; needy both in Europe and America A 44-pound bundle w a s shipped to Czechoslovakia and B 70- , pound bundle will soon be o r i ts way to the Navajo Reservat ion al Window Kock Ariz.

The Club's next meet ing will be. held J a n 2T in the usual place. After the business meet ing , a soe-ciu'r evening consis t ing of card playing, sewing and hunco will en ter ta in the wives. E a c h g r o u r IF asked to. br ing i ts own equ ipment Re f re shmen t? will consist of cup-cake? and coffee.

We t a k e g rea t p leasure In ex-tending u cordial invitat ion for «31 eligible wive? to poin t h e Staff NCO Wives Club.

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a d v a n c e d to t h e j .Lou- of luck to Bob in hi* new job H»^->T<„, v , 101111 u v 0 1 a : No r to lk . a n d w , h o p e to s e e l a g L Nelson a n d T S g i C h a d b o u r e j h u n back h e r t a g a i n , a ; leas t on .in one a n d AlSgt Uobinson a n d ! a visi t "" Alfiiyi \ e r u o n in t h e o t h e r , a r e P l e n o o: c i e a r - n O o e r a u o m , p r e s e u t l y a w a i u n p o p o n e n t s w h i c b j r e c e n t l y T h , new p r o m o t i o n s i n -

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Much luck to the boys

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