"The World's Largest Manne Training Center" ~o. 1
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pOLIO DRIVE BEGINS HERE ·NEXT WEEK
OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 1. 1949
FIFTH MARINE DIVISION I. ASSOCIATION TO HOLD CONVENTION IN FALL
VOLUME VII
TOP COMMAND IFROM CAMPEN ITO SELECT GENS
Th(' rect'ntl)· {urmed FIfth Mad"" 0;0;';"" """";''';0" h"' "". lIounCf'(! its inlcnlioll 10 hold a The annual drive aJ:':tinst in- l-vnn'nlioll in Ihe norllw"stcrn Major Gl'neral G. B. Erskine, lanlile p;lr:ll)'sis :lnd thl' rt'habi· Iitnt or th(' United Slates in S<'I" Commanding Ceneral, and Brig. Illation or its \'ictims will !'t.lOn tellllJcr or this yeilr. Purpost' of adlC'r Gcneml O. T. Pteirrer, :\Ia. ~et underway. Durin.: lhe l)(>riod tht' (-oll\'enlion will bt, the ('I<'C· Irinc Barr;lcks Chlet ot Start, ha\'e .rom J;IIIU:lry 15, 1919 10 30 JtUI' Iiun or oHiccrs ;,nd ttl£' :uloption b('l'11 sele<'tC(1 :IS mC'rnb('rs o~ \Unr)', 19-19, inclusi\'(', tl1f' (l;alional ur " C1UlsUtuliun ;ll1d by·law;;. boards 10 S('ll'Ct o1(lcers for :\d. Ollndalioll for Inf,tntll<' Paral),· Li\'U1('I\,Ull 1;<,nN;t! K<'IIN E. \';lIIt'enl(~nt to the ranks or major 'Is will conduct ils ""!ouC'h or l~o\·kl'Y. Command!n,:.: GNJ('ral of 'Illd brig;HUN ~l'nernts, illl€~S" dri\"C' lu ral;;c fumts lu Fll~'t Marinl' For('(', ,\II;lIlllc, and .. "'~'fl combat inf,lIllill' paralysis. f"r1:11'r Il,.';lder of 1l1(~fall1Ous 1\la· :\,~~ Olht'r local jJ(menlls on the rilw org-anizalion, has hN'1l l'!C'el. .... _~ buard,; ar{' Major Gencral Louis ~ In ,.1 !CllN 10 Ill(' C'ornmt'Il11.1l11 i"tl l'resill('nl of Ihl' i\ssocialinll. ·-~lltt::tl!t 1::. \\·oods. Comm:lndlng General, XIJltlllllllb the url:enl 11I:,{'(1 for ti"lll'rnl I:oekl'y ;oIHIt,lm!:,'!:1 . ~ 1st !\lAW, EI "roro: Major C(,I1~ unc!.::> <luring I!H!l. 1\lr. ,R:Isil "thai Ihe :Iim of 111<' Assodallon • ~ -~~ l-'r,,1 l.eo D. lll'rmle, COmmand. ·Connor. Pr('si~ll'l1t of lhl' Foun- is In rNlIIile past 1lI('llIlwrs IIf '-iug Crllcr:tl. :\ICP.D, S.1n Di('go. aUon. has wrlll('n: lhe t-iflh l)j\'islOn ;lnd In kCf'11 :1Il11 ~Iajor Cen('rJ.1 John T. "'alk_ "At lhis tim(', when th(' 1918\11"" mur., closely lo:!<'I!ll'r in lh.' cr, Commanding Celll'ra!. TIU. ;'oIdemic of infantile "araly"ii> is ~C':lrs :lh,';nl." 1\'1'('. I':\c. ~ftlening 10 equal :Ind I~i. lile Genf'r;t1 W"1I1 on 10 sa~. The IJ:O-,rd to S<'leel major g,'n· WY exceed Utal of 19-17.lhe n(,("td~Boullll l.o,:.:Nn,'r hy lilt' Iri;ols ,of Nills \\"111 con\·C'ne on ;; Jam;.,r)' IJ>r mpdic:l1 and finanC"lal ;1~iSI. ·(...mh:ll III Ilw 1>;lsl. \q' ~IIHUIoI H£TIR£D AFTER 30 Y£AHS' ACT1VE SEHVICE, Moster Ser- and the OIl(' ror briaadicr genN· :ll!lQe for \·iclims or this tln'all I.. , h.. ItJ dOSl'I) ItIJ.:-..·thl'r lor Ih,· 9l."ant Jens Pederscn mall;:he5 hont and center as hoops of the ats. -;1ll:''6 J,IlIU:H)', Hoards of p~o cl.soasc is grl'alcr lhan ('\'N lJc· +n'''l of Ollr Ihl.!S Ihy ish;,;-illJ,: il; Filst Combat Service l.O.oup stand at atlention durin9 retirement 11'otlOU 10 Ih(' oll1('r ~r;ld ..s "",11 fore. .\s a result, the ~atiOIl:t1 ('"mmun IlI(' . ~'H 0111 lil J..(' an.\ ceremonies lost week at the First DIVision parade grounds. ("-'11\\'110.' during Ihe ftr~t htll{ (Of Fountlalion's r('ser\,e funlis for l~l~ragl'Ous spmt of lhc ~Itlh 01' • ~ • • Ih!' c:dellrlar yr:J.r 19·1!l. idCmiCS, for Irainlng ot med. \ISlOll, 11ll~ should i.ndlvlduallyj Promolion ZOIU'S \n're dNN~ cal ~,nd nursine: jlcrJiOlHll'1 anI! and c.olleClI\'eIY eunlnhllll' In lltl', I mined a~ of 1 Jalluary. by tl:o r rC!':carch ha\'e been grcally !lCC~lrlty, allli ~r£'i111l('S~ of ullr ::)t'CH'tary of th(' :':av)'. depleted and fUtllls or local dllll" nallon III the }'t'ars ahead." t('rs not in\'ol\'ed In Iht' cpl· ,,~II former !n~rnbNS of th(' Dl' POST HOUSING OFFICER demics of r\'Cenl )'ear:. ha\'e lJcl'n \"1~'UI1. art' t'llglhle fur, nll'mhN'/ used to as:"i""l Ihe les.c; forlunale-I~lllP Ul th(' :\ssocla.lion, anti Clim:\xlna thirly )'curJ>' ;tclh'e- mililary J>en'lce, Master SCrge-ant ANSWERS QUESTIONS· areas. I hoP<' lhal In this ('Iller· ,,,huuI11. send th('lr appllcallons to Jens PcdNscn, SO, of San Dle):o, retJred from the Marine Corpi> ~~enC)'. the IlC:'rsonnel of lhe Unit· the. Secretary.Treasurer. Flflh last week, after vlew:ng n formal parade and review In his honor. ABOUT PROBLEMS HERE ""d Slates M;trine Corl'So which Marine 0 I v I s Ion "Assoctallon. Three platoons of grt"en.clad IT CAPTAIN C. It, BErD In past yE'ars has been consplc- n~adquarters. Mar I n e Corps. MlirinE'S from The First Comb;t1 1 P tHIn Ofn UOUS in its generosity and sup- \~ashlnR"lo~ 25, D.C. At the same Scrvit-e Group-Pedersen's tinAI SOCIAL SECURITY FOR os OU5 9 cu port of this work will r('slKmd in 11mI'. apl>llc:lnl.s m:!)' .Indlcate unit-~'luI('d :md passed In reo MILITARY PERSONNEL IIOllsin,::: Is of ('Onl'hINable In. ,trs usual inspiring wa),." \\hC'~<, t!ley dC'''''He lhl' flr....1 (Vl\- \,j('W durlnl: ('('remrlllit'S held on ... IC'f...SI 10 all marril'd Marines.., the Dh'lsinu I.ar;ll\(- RtOllndJ>. UNDER CON~IDERATION pa~t1clllarl)' now thal at most • This !Ighl againJ>t Inrantile \'(OI111On 10 be held. ParftlYstr.:and the rehabilitation • A veteran oC two World Wan.., 1C Ute Slsl c.:ollJ:te,ss adopl" po.~ts and ~~:'~h~OUSI~~ ot Its victims IJ> It worth)' under· 113T DIVISION OFFICERS Pedersen worked as a mets ser- legislation planned. by lhe F~ !Itua~}I u . .Y-:~ \aklng and the opportunity for TRANSFERR"ED TO HQMC geant the past Iwenty yC'arli of ernl Security Agency, all memo Camp Pendleton is no except. partiCipation In the fund-raising his mlli~nry lite, ben of the Armed Forces will be- ion to thla rule althourh'we ate drive has been extended 10 nil Born In Denmark, Pedersen ar· come eligible for SocIal security lortunate in haVtn&' .)imwral')' personneL All contributions will Two lSI Marine DivisIon of!l· rived In America, June, 1917, and benefits, housing, autflcient to take care be on a voluntary basis. cers. performing dulles In the Immediately Joined Ihe U.S. Decision to Include military of almost all Marines. Uniu sacb Commanding Officers of each command post, relinquished Ih('lr Mmy, Attached 10 the. 27th personn~1 stemmed from the view time as more rental housing be. ~nit wlll prepare and Initiate a positionJ> We<!nC'Sl!;\y. ;Jnd will "N...\\.' York" Division, he was sla· thai S?"lal security protecti~.n. Is comes available In Oreanslde or • 'March of Dimes" drive wilh the Inocecd to Marine lle-lIdqu;ulers. lion~d In France during World ~sSl'lIllal t~.lhe conCC'pt of a ClI- public quarters are built at Ca'mp help ot the Special Service om- Wa~hlnJ:lon, D.C.. for admlnis· War I. 17.£'n Army. Pendleton we will be faced with. aer Who Will act as coordinator. tratlve assignments, Complellng live years with the During WOrld War H, it was the tact that we must continue Contributions received will be l' hey are Lt Army. he enlisted In the Ma· pointed oUI. several milliOn mem- to use Del Mar emergency, aetlt direct, by the Commanding Colonel George rines, June 7, 1923. Foreign bers or the Armed Forces suf- (Homoja) and Sterllna proje.ctt Ottlcer or each organization. 10 W. Killen, G-4, shore dUly at HaIti, China and fere:llossln Social security rights for all our housln n......l... , the National Foundation for In- Se<'t1on, who ex· the PhIlIppines followed. because their periods of military g ~: tanUle Paral)'s.is, Inc., 120 Broad- peels to receive ! Shortly atter the outbreak oC serv!ce were counted as unem' Homoja already h,as'~,n de~ Way, New York, New York_ furlhE'r order! World War II. Pedersen was pro- ployment so Car as old age bene- sIgnllted by the Corrurl.8ndant., __ upon arrival Ir moted 10 the rank ot Warrant fits wen! concerned. Marine Corps, as emergency WashlnJ:ton, ane Officer: later receiving commlshousing rather than transient sloned oUlC(!r status. For thirty Authority Received By housing. The meaning ot thlll IS NATIONAL CEMETERY 1st Lt Vincent E. Boyle, R e cor d consecutive monthJ> he served on Marm'• Barracks For fairly simple, as the word "trans· MIUTARY FUNERAL sectlon, selectee Samoa with the 2nd Marine Brllent" meant that people could d u t y ,with gade, being transterred stllle·slde Staff NCO Promotions only stay (or 60 days at Homoja. FOR MSGT O'CONNOR for the Pers~mne~ ·In 19'14. Santa Claua was a few days and then had to ask tor permlB, Master SC'rgant WIlliam Jam('s Department. ., The following two years, Pe- late, but nonetheless was heartily slon to stay an addltlonalle~th O'Connor. 43. was Interred De- Lt Colonel,Jo;l\-. 'Lt Col KWea de-rscn \Vas a mess ollicer at welcomed by thlny men station- ot time. Under the new desicn· cember 29th at Ihe Forl Rose· len, \V h 0 rr~~.' Camp Pendleton. lie reverted to ed here at Camp Pendleton this aUon of emerrefiCY housfn,.,the crans National cemetery In San uated from ttie University of Cal- Master Sergeant, June, 1946. week. After much scuttlebutt It length of stay ean be IndefInite Diego., tomla In 1936 is a veteran of Pedersen joined the 1st Marine was Cound to be true that author- without special permJsslon. MSgt O'CCnnor died at the 10% years with the Marines_ He Division In 1947, assuming du- lty had been fCO!lved fM tour One ot Ute most contuslnZ Santa Margarita Naval Hospital scrved with the lies as mC!ss sergeant for the men to make Master Serreant. things to the' avetage })er50n on the day before Christmas. He 3th Marine 01· First Combat ServIce Group (Me- eleven to make Technical Ser· the SterlIng wllltlnr list Is the served as NCO In charge o( the IIslon on Old- diuml. geant anti. fifteen to be promoted mysterious fashion with which Cataloging section In Mnrln~ lawa and ChI· Master Sergeant Pedersen Is to Staff sergeant. These promo- they seem to progress or retro· Corps Supply Depot. I lao Designated entltlt'd to wear the- Good Con- lions were Camp Pendleton Ma- gress on this list_ Then! Is really A veteran of 23 ycnrt service t s a W hit e duct Medal with five stars. Ma· rlne Barracks' share of a promo· no mystery concerning it, but In the Marine Corps, MSgt O'Con· r 0 use military rlne Corps Expeditionary Medal lion list issued by Marine Corps sometimes things happen in this nor' had sen'eel at many foreign dde In 1944, Lt wllh two slars, China $ervlC(! Headquarters on 26 Dt'cember. fashion: n place becomes avaU· duty •stations, including Iblll, :olonel Kill e n Medal, American Defense Medal, 1948, able at Sterling, the No.1 man Nicaragua and Chinn in his o('Cllme (amlliar Amerlc;lll Theater Medal, World • Is sick in the hospital, the No, 2 tours of duty. During World War v I t h Washing- War I Medal, World War II Vie- More Refrigerators man does not d<:!sln! 10 move be· n he was a member of the 5th on protocol at- tory Medal. C.'luse of financial difficulties. Marines, p;lrtlcipatlng In lhe bnt.endlng soc I a I • To Be Made Available the No.3 man is on temporary tie for Iwo Jlma, and a survl\'or functions and Civil Service Commission For Sterling Housing duty somewhere and his wife of the December 7th attaek on Lt Boyle meetings in an A E'· F cannot move alone. No. 4 man Pearl HarbOr. official capacity_ His replacement nnounces xommatlon or Captain G. K_ Reid, Post 1I0us- has just received orders. but the MSgt O'Connor Is survi\'ed by Ls Lt Colonel Raymond L. Murray, Administrative Assistant Ing OUteer. announces the reo No.5 man Is ready to moYe, Most ha wile, Marsaret Ethel O'Con- former Force Inspector Cor Head· The US Civil service Commls- celpt of 29 elght·cubic-Coot rcfrlg. people know who l.$ immediately. nor.. and two ehUdren, Kathleen, quarters. Marine Garrison Foft7. slon haa announced an examlna- erators from the Bureau of Yards in front ot them on ~ Jist. and J'atIle5 Michael. , Padtlc. lion Jor·probatlonal appointment and Docks for use by tenants of _ MSgtfwe.t\o(a.1ntennent: "'as V, & Boyle, oW-year.old Ma· to the poIltion o~ Adml:ntsuatlvl!' the Sterling: Housing project. :rhere(o~ the No. 6 man.tl.n4;nZ preceded. by a military requkom rine First LIeutenant from He· As:sistant, CAF·7 to CAF·ll, $3127 In addition. 18 more six-cubic· out that No. 5 ,lOad h;U mass at St. Mary's Star of the bron. Nebraska. has been In the to $485S per year. for employ· toot refrigerators will be boUeht mO¥ed Into StRrU~. I~b'; sea Catbolk Church_ CC\lPI since .November 18, 1923. ment at various federal agencies from appropriations by the Post teels that he Js No. 1 on'the tllt. Mrs.· William J, O'Connor He baa amused seventeen years' in the'States of Cautomla, ArI- Housing Ofn~. This Is a fallacy as the olber wtBhes to take this occasion to foreign shore du.ty~ Within the zona, and Nevada.· Full Infonna· , DistrIbution will commence at fout,._people could, not take adth«nIt !,the"many friends trom past two decades. Flrst'Lleuteal. tlon and necessary forms for ap· tho end of the mODth..,~ tenants vantage ,ot tbe opportunity to whom abe rteelved flowers. cardt· ant ':I. H,l WelCh,-detached trom plyln, may be obtained in .the ueeupylng three.. be4toom- units.: rnove at that time, but will .in and 1ettera of Iympathy_upon the the G-l~aectlon; 6th. MArines. ls ClvlUan Personnel Offiee- Build; The·redplentll will-be determined be given' an opportunity. to movo Pasalna.away of'ber hUsband. the new Divis10n Record Officer, Ine 24-5-9: " . by drawlne numbers. CouUDoe<l Olll"ap S
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FORMAL PARADE AND REVIEW ,I AS MSGT PEDERSON RETIRES
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THE
The Chaplain Speaks
PENDLETON
Friday. January 7. 1949
SCOUT
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By CHAPLAIN THOMAS A. CLAYTON Marines know how 10 eal well. M;ll"ines are skil,te'tj and cour· ageous fighters.
Murines do many thing!; sUjJl.'rJatively w('11 along:
many fronts. There arc (',"en some .\l.1rines. many of them in fact, who know how to PHA Y well. But just in case there arc O:,lCf."o will/d like to tr~' their han(j to the job of praying well, llcre arc i\ few suggestions that might help: (Jj
Let your prayer he EAH.l\EST.
We must MEAN our pray-
ers. r(';tlizing that we NEI::D Gorl's grace more than a starving man needs the crust of bread to ],Cl'p hh body and .~uuJ tO~{'I!Jcr. (:2)
Prayer should be ,\TJ'El\TJVE.
Not only mllsl we have
the will 10 pray, but we must gi\"c l):l' at1cntion of the mind to what we are s'lying. banishing- <iii dh;lraeling Ihoug)"s, (3) Prayer should be HUl\1BLE. Pride rescnts prayer which puts us into our righl plnce. on ollr knees. 111 Be CONFJUE:\T in yuur jJri,yer. Cod could not command us to JJra~' if He did 110t intend to HEAR allli ANSWER our peti. lions. :..11<1 lie expecls us to 'lsk \\'ilh confidence and trust. (51 Finally. jJra....er .should he PERSEVERING. Men neglect prayer because it is so much easier to abandon it than to keel) it up. Pra~er takes effort. !'.S.-Evcry Marine ought tu k!'lOw and say daily at least the LORD'S PRA YER. PASADENA BOUND-Members of the combined bands of San Diego. £1 Toro. and Camp Pendleton stand in formotlon ot the Pendleton air strip prior to the toke·off for participation in the Toro, noment of ROlles Porade ot Pasadena. The .sharp Morine dren blues stood out in slrUdng contraJrt os the Leathernecks possed in review for the cltl: ens of Pasadeno during this anDua! eTent New Year's Day. The only military band in the parade, the Marines drew forth thunderous applause fJ:om ----'-------:::=~-' FROM THE PARRIS ISLAND BOOT the throngs lining the parade route. The r ..rrls Island Boot observed its fifth anniversary the nine· • leenth of last month. The paper has had fifteen editors sinC'e its Christmas Pielorial, beginning . . . The .Beaufort Armed Forces YMCA held 11 formal dance for Parris Island Marines Christmas Eve. Major General New Found Created A. H. Noble attended the dance and crownetl Polly PriC'e "Girl of The historic Raneh House Camp Del Mar Arti,t the Monlh." .. The Post h;,skelball team beat the Army's Ollvcr Chapel. Santa Margarita Ranch, General Hospital team in t\\'o games last week. During the past several weeks,., was the setting for the christen· every Marine In Camp Pendleton • • Ing of William Frank D a v I s. has noticed the elaborate deco· FROM THE CHERRY POINT WINDSOCK baby son of 1st Lt and Mrs. Wll· rations that have adorned th~ liam Davis, who was born No· Elemcnts of the combined Ma· V},Lf-·225 has been selt'cted as one of two Marine Squadrons rine Bands from San Diego. El respective me~s halls. This ~. . which will go ahoard one of the .:-lavy·s largest aircraft carriers vember 27, 1948. The ceremony was performcd Toro, the Los Angeles Reserve due to the L'QntcSt .sponsored by some time this month, .. S1\1S·11 is preparing for a move to Puerto by Chaplain H. H. Cummings, dislrict, and the 1st Marine D!\·I· the Post Special services. with Rico. Major Bright recently returned from there after Inspecting USN. at 2 p.m. on Sunday, De· sion and Post Bands at Camp a prize of $200 for the fJrst·place their future camp sile .. , CI]erry Point boxers .....on live of elghl cember 26. Pcndlcton played the stlrrlng airs winner. matches with the Fort Bragg 82nd Airborne the evening of the 20th Acting itS sJlonsors for the baby of the "Manne Hymn," "Semper I The majorit~ of the cr(!dlt tor . . . Navy 1';'urse FranC'('s M. SlP!anik and Marine Caplain Ray J. were Lt Col and Mrs. John C. Fldells." and "Bl<u:k Jack," to the the splemhtl Job done in d~J~ BU(t<'TS announced thcir intention to marry the eighth of this Brewer, nnd Col Cliffonl ·Jl.1lluongs of people hned along the r<lting the Signal Battalion l\{ess month. Shuey. ,five mile route of the Tournament Hall goes to Prlvnte First Class Attending the ceremony were; of Roses Parade at Pasadena on Charles T. Tyshko. • • • • ?o.'1aj Gen Graves B. Erskine. Brig i"ew Years day. FROM THE CAMP LEJEUNE GLOBE Gell. and Mr!':, Fred S. Robillard. PFC Tyshko joined "A" --eomLieutenant General Keller E. Rockey has been elected presl· Brig Gen and Mrs. George Pot. The Marines, the only military pany, Signal B ¥: t c,.,!U.Q,.Q...!:.Qn (lent o[ the recently organized Fifth Marine Division Association ter I Ret.) and son. Keo. Col and band in the parade. pltlyed by thc l"o\'cmbcr !;. 19,m, [rom rarris . . . The Staff NCO Club f{'C'<.'ntJy elected new officers. MSgt Urba· Mrs. L, S, Swindler. Col and Mrs. popular demand of the citizens Island. S.C. He hails from In.c~. nlak Is the new president., ::'vlajor General and Mrs. Franklin A. \V , - P k S an d d aug h ter Ann. of Pasadena . who remem"-r"d .....,:- tho'" bora. Michigan, and he allen Hart entertained Admiral Robert \\1. Huyler, Commandant of the Col and Mrs. Clifford H. Shuey stirring eXhibition of mUSIC ren· Jackson H1g-h senool. graduating and daughter Lois, Lt Col and dered by thc Moifines at the Rose In June, 1948. and enUsUng Sixth Naval District, at a dinner Friday evening. the 17th Three hundred enlisted men. their guests, and hostesses from sur· Mrs. John C. Brewer, Mrs, Mar. Bowl football game on Navy Day, 1948. The tremendous ovation ae· rountling towns celebrated the Christmas season with 11 party at garet Brewer. Lt Commander and Mrs. M, A. Aubey and son Mil- corded the band along the route Tyshko's father developed the Marston Pllvllion. lard, Mrs. J. J. Brown. Mrs.1was the cause for favorable com. hobby of painting and Charlie • • • • George Aubey, MSgt and Mrs. J. ment by commentators who were followed In his footJ;teps. FrC"!"1 FROM THE MARINE CORPS CHEVRON P Moore and children, Mr. and broadcasting and teleVising the lhe exhibitions of his work hiS MCRD's varsity keglers bowled into first place in the 11th Naval Mrs. Peter Dycke, aunt ana uljcle activilies of the Tournament of father was an excellent teacher. District All-Navy qualifying matches . . . Local Marine Corporal of the baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Roses. The windows of the Signal Bat. Ted Kochanski won a free bus trip to his home in Cannon burg. Frank Hackenberger. grandpar· Warrant Officer F. A. Lock talion Mcss Hall were parUy cov. from S.an Diego was the officer in ered with a white mixture to InPenn,sylvania. with an eS5ay. "\Vhy I \Vould Like to Be Home for ents of the baby. .. • charJ3'c of the band. ;nld TSgl J. dicate snow. and tram there on Christmas." The prize was donated by the Cooper Travel Agcncy Wy~hck from EI Toro wa~ drU?lhll. it WII.<; Tyshko's show. Usin~ and 'Radio Station KYOR. major: Brll1<ll~lilster~ MSgt LeS!le 'lhe same white mixture of FROM THE QUANTICO SENTRY Call <lnd TSgt Harry Goschke painted scenes of fHrffiS and of hi th 22 d CATHOUC from Camp PendlC1on. ~1Sgt Fre(llsmall villages with high church Four post organizations wIll have par<ules t s man . 11 POST CHAPKL (A-410) Weymo~th from El Toro, and'l'!eC'ples. he also painted land_ Marines, Marine Corps SChools HeadqUarters and service Battalions. M~::-I:: ~~~d:~tl°~t~."d llOO M.SGt Gcorge Dowdy from San scapc scenes with a bright moon and Marine Corps Air Station,. The local ,22·calibcr pistol team Conf~ulon: One-halt hour betOl'<! DlCgo, marched on lhe flank of casting shadows. which to sa>r defeated the Mass:lchusclls Institute of Technology team in are· C/lCh M"~a a.no any 11""" Oil re· fhe bam!. the least, lookecj more than rea]. cent postal match (the mal'eh was conducted by mall) 1390 to 1259 'l"eMt. istlc. I M An~"'er Ch,h; MeetIng w"ckly; . , . The post football team, 1948 AH·Navy Champs. presente( . l\' lS111 'l'u~~d:ll' One cntire window was painted jor General L. C. Shc-pherd with The All·Nfl.vy Trophy antl the foot· ",,(,,·cn.. ll"d Llcnedlcllollll at 1ll00. white and he proceeded to shave ball used in the AlI·Navy contest, The football was autograPhetilNAVAL HOSPITAL (Ward 38-A) . S",,,lay )l .... ~: 063(1 ,oft the paint with 11 razor blade land k1ll!(' Ullin he! had a per· ~ Some Compa-- rlsol'lls Between Propos-;d";nd Present Poy CAMP DEL MAR (21-T-2) 8un"">' ~1a."II: 10l)O. kct rcproauction of the NativConr~8"1""8: ::;"",Ia.y 991:1. Thc January "Leatherneck" ily. It is Indecd one of the! finest la,. PGY & "'"a"'a"""· Blblc Study: 'V~,II'c"d;'y. lllOCl. '0';' '0., carrIes Ihe story of "The Quantico !('\'/'r prorluC'ed in Signal Batt RR.ANCH HOU!:)F. CHAPEL I'",,,..... ",..ur I P<opo.N II""....... s....... I Pf.....' I ,.•• I ..." Bool," :1 man who could tell sea lion. On the \....Indow just ntii!· SUndliY :M,,"": (l'il.~lt. stories 'til the end of his days. to it, he placed a picture of the' 30 733.33 1,005.00 271.67 895.33 1,200.09 304.67 :M/Gen PROTESTANT 712.00 1,065.00 353.00 p OST CHAPEL (A-410) :\Iaster Sergeant HURh E. DeakIns. Thrce Wise Men on camels fol. 320.00 870.00 ~50.00 30 B/Gen 870.00 176.33 173.33 693.67 ::>gt DeakIns has retired from the lowing the Star of Bethlehem. .. 705.00 DI,·I"e ::lcn'!"": Sunday 0000. 531.67 27 Col Corps, after a mere ;10 years, ten It wns a difficult task. bu~ 616.12 760.00 133.88 T ENT CAMP NO.1 565.00 151.88 22 433.12 Lt/Col Illvl"c Se,,,lc~: S"nd"y 1030. months and eight days service. Lshowed the mark of a person 138.25 511.75 630.00 118.25 460.00 16 343.75 Maj CAMP DEL MAR Quonset Chapel 525.00 126.50 Ha....e you ever fired the rlfle who who takes pride In a job 390.00 125.50 396.50 Capt 10 264.50 Dlvln~ Se"'ke' ::lund..y to<lO. 93.00 420.60 82.50 327.00 range at Quantico? Yes? Well. well done. Such was the job' 2!l2.50 210.00 liLt RANCH HOUSE CHAPEL tiS,oO sir. Sergeant Deakins helped to completed by Charles TysltJar."" 345.00 225.00 45.00 282.00 1 180.00 2/Lt DI"I"e Senlce; Sunday 103<1, build that range~ llnd a hcarty "thank you" from UATUOUC CllAPl.AINSI Have you done duty In the Ma. the ?1 en of SIgnal Battalion for Wa:r/O 85.00 398.75 615.00 Cdr. r,. ll. Schmelder rine Barracks, Navy Yard, Nor. he.lplIlg in no small wily to 28 Gr. 1 465.00 66.25 550.OC 442.SO 67.50 orl.: A-UO. Tel. ~r. folk? Old stUff. sir! Sergeant Dea. brighten their holiday season, S10,00 22 310,50 375.00 Gr.2 ti4.~ LtC<lr. N. F. Orul..,r .... 48.00 427.50 Gr.S 300.00 37.50 379.SO I ' 262.~O orr.: ~_X_II. Tel. Del :r.r.. r f:!3. kins slept there in 1907, the very 318.00 49.50 216,00 367,50 Lt. (J6) Tom Cla)·ton, first nIght It was in use. 12 247.50 31.50 Gr.4 The rickslla USf>(1 In the orient orr,: A-410. Tet. 603. The old tilners who served In today was Invented by JOlJaUu~ PROTESTANT CHAPlAIN8: Nicara"ua 'under Hanneken will Goble, R Marine who ·vlslted Ja~ l'M. Cdr. 1'. W. Dickman ., Grade Ott.; A·41~. Tel 8.53. remember Deakins. He·had 20 In pan with Perry in 1854, 85.50 369.00 55,50 283.50 270.00 214.~O 20 then. Lt. J. L. 8wlnlK>n 1 78.00 309.00 48.00 231.00 210.00 162.00 ott.: HI-A-t. Tel lll1T. When Ser"eant Deakins was I d f f 2 17.75 279.00 LL (Jll) E. M. T. H.. wkl~ id f .. a per a 0 our years the ser· 47.75 201.25 180..00 l3:!.25 10 2 on.: ~I-R-a. Tel 0<11 Mar 394. pa 0 r as an enllsted man to ge:tnl was reverted back in 1946 30.00 105.00 .135.00 30.00 135.00 5 105.00 LL UIl) U. H. Cu.Rlmlnll. accept a temporary commIssion to master sergeant, . 7,50 97.50 7.50 90.00 97.50 II; SJO.OO 5 ott.: A-410. Tel. GIl8. as warrant officer he. drew a MSgt Deakins now lives in~ 2.50 82.50 80.00 2.50 82.50 80.00 'h " OllrloUlin lIel.... oo ""pre.ntaU•• check tor back pay amounting to pleasant little town of Au 75.00 75.00 .. IoIU .1111 ' 1>••1<1 I. (hlol or,.. to $21 300 00 75.00 75.00 7 ·0 ben . , th.t tatlb, al_ • . one of the largest West Virginia, with a 11tetime of • ...-ve ~ ". ~lI.plat"••, (\lal d , check's ever.l&!Iued 10 a Marine. pleasant memories and an acute t':.'!k'd.. buM: .alklw_ _ .... dep.m4e"t.o tor .n om".....~ .....,......"'1 omcor. 'l'd diu", , ....u." I" ..... leo. r.r".t."" ftlI After having, served as a war· knowledge at tb.e advantages of \ltd P"lnQIlAO.l in P ..11ai one t4 Utree. ",1<1,,101.. au. Irant and chief warrant officer for a Marine Corps Career,
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SCOUTIN' AROUND
QUESTION, "WHAT DO YOU THINK WERE THE MOST MEMORABLE EVENTS OF 1948'"
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PFC Cosper L. Jomell. Head· MSgt Carl H. Buck. Sert'lce First Lieutenant W. F. Oem· Cpt W. H. Kuhn. Heodquorteu quarters Company. Hcadquortera Company. Headquarters Balta. mons. Headquarters Company. Company. Headquarters BattCl' rttuy, 11th MCinnes: Hunter. BOUGUOD. Marine Borracka: Ban. 1I0D. Marine Barrac:1u:; St. Louta.l!"arine BaIIQc:lr.a; Seattle. Wosh· lion. Marine Barracks; SL Louis. klahomol dera. TelCas: Miuouri: lDgton: Missouri:
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"To me the most inlCl"esting £'\'cnt took. place in the field of sporlS when Navy tied Arm)" In football. In world affair~ 1 Ihink the trial of war prisoners by the w<lr crim('s commission and Ih(' hanging of Tojo was of greilt Interest. Celebrating my first :'ilarlne Corps birthday In 1!H8. W;IS;\O e\'ent of l.>ersonal Intt>r('sl to me."
HOOK COMMISSION REPORT ON SERVICE PAY TO CONGRESS
"The most significant thinl:l: "The Texas City disasler and "1 think 1m had many interthe election of President 1'ru· that I think happened in 19.18. man were two of the more note. esting e\;ents, such as the eleeW.IS the unllerwalcr atomic bomb worthy ('v('nls of 19-18. ,\s far as tion of President Truman, which test at t;niwelok. In sj)Orts. I scrvicr> activities nrc cont'E.'rned. shocketl hi!S critics, Cleveland think Navy's sland ;I~ainsl Army I think the study of the Hook winning the pennant and the was the most oUlstandin~. The commission for the ovcrh:lul of "'orld series, Pendleton'S baseball caSl nnrl w('st c."{last Marbll' foot, lhc pay scale for members of the ball tealll~ halt ling it oul for th(' ,\rmcll t"orc.'Cs, and Ihe prellilr<l' tcam. th(' new dratl b,w, the AlI·Navy championship was tlll.'fUorl of their report for submis· death of Black Jack. Pershing and most inl{·rcsl1nJ.: Marine L'OrpS1Sion to thf' next COIl~rcss is a the dc\'elopmenls in atomic en· J,:ifl 10_'_"'_' _,,_~_rl~ world." mailer of I:~i~c~':":'::_' :'~':',-Y::' _
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when another place becomes va· cant. Therefore the No.6 man is A ~UCc."{'~srul amateur phot0J::rallhcr attempts to learn more actually the No.5 man on the ahout the Ilhotoguphlc prOCC~H and the art of taklne pictures. A number of really good books arc available and worthy of gracing 5ervllll; pny adjustments as rf'COmmended by the Hook Com- list. Sometimes 11 man through pro· any amateur photographer'! library, A few of these are: (1) "The mlsslon were made public December 24th. The recommendations motion either to staff or officer Amateur Photographer'S Handbook," by Bruce Downes. who Is the lwilL soon be presented 10 the Slst Congress. It approved, a complele o\'crhaul of the service pay and com- grade will come on to the lJ!t Eastern Editor of the Photograrmlc Mngazlne "Popular Photog· ~nsatlon system would be Invol\'cd. Most of the Increases come and force people back a number raphy:' It Is by far the most complete "'and up to olalp. book ott \'i.1'P:u;e pay and rental allowances for enllsled men and junior because he naturally enters the how 10 get lhe best camera, how to get the best pictures, and how of his new rank 1n the s,,"une to t th best results in the dar k roo m. This book t:mcers. The bill would curtail longevity pa)', overseas and for- tlst relative position as his applleage e. pJp_ duty pay, badge and other special pays. and would rr-strlct Ion Is daled. There Is no juggllng is available m the Del ~Iar Camera CI~b L1~ra,~Y. a!1(~ can ",be §{'Cn Dying pay given higher ranking o,..(~Ii~'~.::-"~, _ of the wailinl:l: list at St('rllng and used hy all who WIsh to look II mer, I_I T~e (oml'ldc P~o. FAMILY AND MARRIED .:. with Ihe exception of medical tographer," an encyclopedl:l of jlhotography, pUbhshert by the Na~UAllTERS ALLOWANCES each )'ear of conteacted·scrvice. necelOS1ly certified by a medical tiona! Education Alliance, Inc.• o( ~e", York. This enC)'clopedia hmUy lIlJowance would be Not mol"f' than four su{"n bonuses ofrtcer and approved by the Com- conJU..ti1ll1 of ten \'oJumeJil and covers aU ph~ of photov.raphy.~ ThIs "'---Ol'ltinued. but Married Quar- ""ould be paid. Furlough pay on mandlng General, is an excellent iQun:e of reference malerJal when trying fOJ: dif~ IftI; allowance for married flrsl re-enlistment would also be out. Most people desire a lower unit. ferent pictures or trying to find what happened to that prize nega~ _ pay grade men would be INSURANCE AND DEATH This is not possible to grant ex. live or print. An excellent chapter on contest photography makes II!Ied and be extended to fourth GRATUITY' cept when cerlifl('d as a medical It a \'aluabJe addition to the 5trh:JuS'an'lateur. A ~pter Is at50 fade men with seven years' ser· fiallonal sen'ice Life Insurance .... Officers (Including war· and the six·month dealh gratuity necessity by a medical officer. Included on legal aspeets of photography. 13> Nlnlh'EdJtlOll. 1UIt) wonld get allowances for would gh'e wav to a uniform Any person who feels that he "Photo Lab Index," by Morgan and Lester. This book is for the more fJqfrterw at all times. subject to death benefit ~rhich g£'nerall)' has an exceptional reason that ad\'ancetl amateur and CO\'ers data on all commercial producls ~ g when quarters are would totai 510,000 for most merits his application for Sterl- available to the amateur !lhotoj;rapher. 5c«:tions are also In· Ing receiving immt.'diate anent· eluded on filler dala. film daltl. illumination, photo papt"rs. IWcned. Enlisted personn('1 beneficiaries.-auld Itt allowances when quar- SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES ion. may write the Command!ng photorraphl~ chemicals. defects In negall\·es. copying nnd other ~ ~ lIot tl,sslgned. Officers (Including warrants) General via the Post Housmg subjects. A very valuable book when changing de\'elopers or omeera (Including warrants), would get $45 a month. ."TriCks for Camera fiat three pay grade enlisted Enlisted subsistence would be ~:;~~~:~ S::O':n:I::a::'~:~d using different manufaduret's prodUcts. bI1, atld fourth grade men with 0) Duty where rations In be wIse to read Post General Or. Owners," published by the Zilf Davia Publlshmg oompany. Thls ~.,1n .)'tars' total servIce would kind are not furnished would der 18-48 whIch explains what Is one of the editions of lhe "Little Technical Ubrary" which has will be given consideration and at present 37 books of different titles. These books sell for ap· ;(t hilbtl' q~arters allowances enHUe a man to $2..25 dally. proximately one dollar each and oUer an inexpensive method of Wben they have dependents. Pay· 121 Commuted rations would what will not. tamt of allowances when quar· stand at 81.15 pt"r day. h -- H 'Of" k obtaining Information on selected subjects. T e ,.",t ous ng leer ma es CAMEIA CLUJ. Iers which. arc not considered (3) Duty under (tmergency thorough Inspection twice . • I . h 'trltable e~ furnished. Is propos- conditions such as civilian dis· amonthly ot the Del Mar (Homo. The Del Mar Camera Club starts Its beginners c asses m p o· fd: In SUch cases, a suitable rent aste~ w~uld entitle a man to jal, and Sterling project~. He will tography Wednesday evening. 12 January. Personnel who wish to 1rIlllld be paid by the occupant llpproximatel)" S3 pt"r day. When write letters to tennants telling learn amateur photography shoold plan to be on hand at 1900 ~uch quarters. Rental and such allowances are receh'ed for auoststence allowances would be O\'er 30 days they would be paid them what he lInOS wrong with at the Photographic Hobby Shop, located In Building 21-X-1. This their unit and asking them to building Is located next to the Del Mtlr Dispensary and the bus ' Itt 3.dmlnlstratlvely to reflect on a 3O·da)· month. rectify these conditions- It islstOPJi -nearby. Everything will be furnished and Instruction will """,nt costs to comparath'e clv. MiSCELLANEOUS PAY tully realized that particularly be available each week. Newcomers who have already done vaUan Kroups, Inlltead of being ALLOWANCES fiXl'd. by law. Tra\'el pa)' and transportallon In Homoja a person may have rious phases of amateur photography should be preseot each Wed· All officers wuf receive SolS per allowances, both mileage and just moved Into a unit one or nesday night In order that acth'e members may give Instruction ::~th llubslstencc, All enlisted per diem, would be raised to reo two days before receipt of a letter on equipment installed In the Photographic Hobby Shop. Remem· ... ~~ entitled to commuted ra- fl(>Ct aetual out·of·pockeJ costs. a\nd has noht had a Chanced' to ber this activity hl for all mllHary personnel stationed at Camp c ean up t e area surroun mg , _. , "l1rUI or lIubs!stence In kind will and advanced It need be. his unit. Pendleton, and an interest In photography Is )'our pass wo... or ;:tlve $31.50 per month. Quar. O\'erseas pay would be non· usc of the taclJllles. 11 for of'[icers would be paid existent for officers whereas en. NaturnUy such a person wl11 That's aU for Ihis week, In closing. let me say, don't be a lazy ~!..months flS tollows: Cenerals. listed men would recel....e $15 a feel unjustly persecuted. We ask amateur photOgrapht'r, attend the Camera Club mN!tlngs and im· ~: Colonel nnd Lieutenant month. ~Ion~, $120; Major and WO 1, Mar k s manship qualification your Indulgence In this matter, prove your pictures and your fellow amateur's alikr-, we do not check to rind ,:::.:.:..:~::...c::==:...:=-.:.::-:...:.:;:.::-:...:====------l~: aptaln and WO 2, $90: 1st pay would )\0 longer be paid, since out If you have just moved In tenant and \VO 3, $82.50; 2nd however, a single cash award for or not, nnd It Is not our desire to We want all people at Camp N~enant lind WO 4, $75. Slart winners of a competition should maltreat or pick on anyone. How· Pendleton to know that the hous· e ,and Sergeants with 8e\'l'n be adopted. ever, It Is our desire to see that Ing personnel are here to try to ~an service wIll receive S67.50 Hazard pay, such as flying, the housing units are k£'pt as help them In any way th('y can. . Uta month. sergeants with less [sUbmarine, gUder, parachute, nen t , c \ €lan, an d t Id y as poss Ibl e It aay ~, ••a, '-I th,y ,"" Uniformity of many Items of .'~ n seven years' service, and all etc" would be slightly changed trom bolh a standpoint of beauty being unjustly treated for any clothing and, cquip~ent used b y ~~rt enlisted -men entitled to with general officers receiving a and sanitation. reason, Ihe)' are invited to make the Army, Navy, Air ~o~ and . . r era allowance will re<.'elve sizeable decrease, but other offl. direct complaint to the Post Marine Corps, Is th~ gUldmg faer~ II rers and enlisted men receiving There are times when tenants Housing Officer. It can be readily lor 1?Chlnd a .m«:etmg of an all· toaUm y allowances would be approximately the same pay un· refuse to cooperate, 01' do what seen that In caring for so many service commiSSion In Washing· ,~~ed fOIl, the duration or en- der the flat rate as they receive Is asked of them by these letters units it is hard to see all that ton this week. . ' It I. not Inlend('d to change P'y ~ In tlor ce on date Il('W under the percentage rate now In after atl inspection has been h made. Those tenants witl be dis- appens. outer uniforms, Insignia and distlot ~ mes aw. A man could effect. ~ ~ve both Family allow· Clothing allowances would not possessed as contracts of ten· The Post Housing Officer and tinctl\"e ttem.s wbich indicate the hwa ~ Married Quarters al- be changed inasmuch as the ancy with the Government his representatives more than wea~r's service. rather, the dE'~ commissum favored the present states quite clearly that one must appreciate consteuctl\'e criticism foct Is being directed toward EnI.is JO:HT ALLOWANCES set·up. fion-Regular oftIcers conform to the rules and regulat· and Invite any suggestions. Our standardizing underclothes. belts. be 1.Qle.pt allowances would would receive a ctothJnc allow· Ions of the projects. and one of desire, reflecting the Command· dung:uees, etc. It is furthe~ tn~ ~d on anUdpated future ance. howe....er. officers obtaininC the strongly enfora!d rules is that Ing General's wishes. ls to make tended that such nH'ded differboaus :-;'e.8d 01 past. sero.'ioe. A regular commissions or warrants your area be kept tidy. and clean, you as comfortable as possible enees as those in shO('s wilt not .... WOUld be paid tor (Continued on pnce 4) whh no fire hazards. I within our limited means. be changed.
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SERVICE PAY (Continued from Page 3) MAJOR GENERAL Go B. I:RSKDo~ Conuntutdlllg Guc.raJ
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TffE PF.:\'Dt.ETO~ SCOUT II publl.hed .v.ry FrIday by Ind tor perIIlIUl.t ar CAmp JO~1'>h H. P<,ndleton, und"r th. IUp('T"\'I.don or the POtU Publlc trttor....Uoll Orflce. Prlnt.d by the OcellJ\!lde DIlld.-Tribun. PUblishing Cll.' "ny, fOl-O! Flnt Str~l, Oc~l\n$lde, Callrornta.. Publllllled In COllfOrlllUy with '''rlne Corp! Letter ot In~lrucllOll 1100, tln.. nc~d by POBt Sp~ell\l ServIce. ,(non-approprlet.{\l fundi. TilE SCOUT r~lvee "",I.rlal from the Cllmp P~nlllet(ln P\lbllc Infor.,.tlon Ofrice. llnd II a member or Shlpl' ~;llltorlal Aft· Melatlon, Burl'!llu ot :o.-a.vy Pe~:tnfl, WUhlrClon, D, C.. Gnd or Ar_d "oree. PnI'. ~nlc~, 6-11 \\'uhln.l:'tlln Stre~l, :-;'ew York Cll)' 1,._ Hepr04uCllon ~ AFC'S llnd 1oe81 ml.l~rl"l ~rmtu.d, whll Ircr..dll·otlon d~.lnI'd. No plld adv.rtllin......y be .~pt{d. Till': SCOUT may be U,,11 oUtllde Camp ~dl~ton. PMt PUbInfo and SCOUT oft~ a.re tD B"llIllna 1-:1; "'Iep~on .. :Zt:. 2'~L1. Clr..ulalloa; lI.'JOO copies •• <:1'1 LMue_
would not be paid this allow· ance. Post Exchange privileges and olher benctils or military lIle were not counted in determining prorlCr lmy since Ihere .....ere II bl'· I I" equal a II {'S to a m lary career.
RETIREMENT CURTAILED A l'omplete overhaul of the Armed forces entlre retlrt!ment and survivor ben£'fit system Is also 11 part at the pending bilL The commission's rCi.'Ommendation covered fh'c types or pay· ' ments-for voluntar)' retlremenl FIRST LT_ AMO F. JUDO. Foal rubInfo Officer. lIansalna Edllor on lenglh ot service, involunlary .!ISS )I..... 1tCARI':T Rt:Dl EdItor rctircmenl, S4:llaration with 5e\'Writer CPI, ClJltTIS JOIH'AX crance pal', dil>:lbility rclirem<-nl PFi" JAlJF.'" lIE:-t'El:":C<X _ _ (";r~\Ila:I"n and de.lIli. f'FC AXTllO:>O:Y L(>.'\OO___ WrIter All CXCf'I" tl\(' S(>\-erilnce Ilay would be disbursed hy'the Vell'rans Administration. the commission prOlJoS('d, and thai agency's (tiSdbiJily ~Iatldards would apply SOME OF US WHO ARE STILL YOUNG IN 'YEARS OF SER· in delt'rmlnlng degree of dlsabil· VICE llre somcHmN' prone to take our uniform I1nl1 what it n,e~ms il}:,., 1e I sa I tty retirement I) an r,lr too li~llIly. .\11 or us know whal the ="tarine Corps stands for eOllsisls of: 3:'ld the fine tradilion that lie" b('hind our organi7;ltlOn. but far t II A JO per cent disabJllty too "lien we "let t;~~org£' do iI" when il corr.es 10 upholding our \I\'ould be'drequired. Those wilh es.'S woo get severance payor <:n.1 oflht> Iradilion. it sen'ice retirement If eligible. We are proud to s,ly Ihal \\(' ar" :'\1"rin"'<1: and cal;h In on Ihe _ 121 roo person eligible for re· ft'putalion of Ihl"Gt>or~"s" bUI ,.hirk our O\\n petrI. The small tlTC'm'den on I~ngllih orl_~rvlre wou •..., Il h YSlca l' ret ...,u. thir:5:s that .... c do or do not do 1;0 to m.lke up tr.e' big Ihings-that 131 Those physically relired (':'\.~ra shine to \lur ",hoe,; or th,1I C'xlr.l polis.h \\{' g,,-e our bunons would be re·examined periodical_ 1\- for 11 fi\,{'-\,ear l)('riOO. It b('fore Inspection or gam!: out all lIbc>rl~. . f~uml fit they ",-ould 1Jc returned Olhers f.,11 more ~hort \\ht'll the~ demt>"n our ulllform and to duty or reUK'd for service anrl our Corp",. by dt>j:;radillj; themsehe~ wh('n ir. 11unlk h:- (':\eesshC',lime In disablJily status would
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amount "r serviee rclirCIIlf'1l1 pay. (41 Non-regulars would get ""_ f Ii h thc saml' benefits as rl'gulars, COUNTING THE LOOT-A port of three bootloo... 0 a ena.«m excepl thaI the disability must return olter a luccessful Sundoy of fishing where the haul rail 0 result lIirt'clly from conditions good 250 pounds. The cotch wa. made up of .heepbead.. ban. and or circumSlances incident 10 acl· perch. Prize catch of the day wa. made by Corporal RobeJ18.f.-Jte ing ulldc.r co.~pelellt orden>. . hooked a .heephead weighing 14 pounds. The n.hlag pony was 151 Disability pay could not sponsored by the Post Recreatioa Boot Pool. the title of Umt~ States )lanne. be obtained from lwo agencies. Let each of us make a strong New Year's resolution to start One election of the proposed laws "olng our part In upholding the line tradiUons we ha\'e Inherited_ or existing velt,:~~ns' d""net lis would be perm lleU an l h a t Men ha\'e gt...· en their lI\'es to assure thai the honor or the Corps election would be tinal. Is everylhing lhat II is meant to be. Ours is the finest military (6) Jl gr<lde held or aUlhorizSunday proved to be a good pounds or fish. The catch was organization in the world, let each of us do more lhan our part e~1 a~ thi~el of 'heliringh lbolal'dd ROt· tlOll IS Ig ler I an t a Ie sa- fishing day, so says Captain C. T. made up mosUy o( sheephead, to keep It that way. Isfaclorily for six months, dis· Risher and parly, who mnde good bass and perch. Corporal Rob-• • • • ability retirement pay neverthe· use of the fishing opportunities erts takes the orchid for the dllJl SIGNS OF THE nMES are found In the following arUcle from less would be counted on the oUered by thc Posl Recreation wllh the largest catch, bringing . higher pay. It disability retlre- Boat Pool, Camp Del Mar. Three back a sheephend weighina 14 the Ships Editorial Association which we quote verbatim. ment Is converted to a servIce re- boatloads ot fishermen consist· pounds_ Coxswains of the three "~au!le It had been constituting a 'serlous traffic hazard,' the tlrement that too shall be at the Ing of Captain Risher, Captain T. r<ldio equipped boats were Cap-R. Hickey, Lieutenant Bosma, taln Risher, Ueulenanl Bosma fttemony 01 standing at attention to salute or bare the head at higher rank. evenIng colors has been dispensed with for military and civilian VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT on Lieutenant Brown. Master Ser- <lnd Sergeant Bradsherry. geam Tuman tretired', Sergeant peJ'$Onnel attached to Washington's Pentagon building. length would be open to orIicers M. J. Bradsberry, Corporals BarAll hands may take advantage ''Coincident with the departure of thousands of workers from and warrant o((icers on lhe fol- Ion. Lemon, Rob e r t S, Smith, of this Post recreation activIty Privates Firsl Class MoUnls. by calling Del Mar ExtenSion 363 the rftasSlVe olfl~ structure. is the soundIng ot 1700 'retreat" al lowing basis: to Wlth:ll years' service al Sh<ldrick and Sricka. USN, guest for information or reservations. nearby Fort Meyer_ The result has ~n pedestrian and aulomo- age 60. of Lieutt>nanl Bosma. spent only Rods nnd reels lire furnished by. bile jams of major proportions while etiquette to the national flag <2> With 30 years' service all four hours fishing in Ihe kelp the 80111 Pool, but it is necessary beds offshore from Aliso Canyon thai you furnish your own lead_ was being observ~. request. • • • • <3> Those with 20 10 30 )'cars' and hooked npproximately 250 ers. hooks and ball. service when the new pay bill OUR SEA STORY FOR THIS WEEK I.s an oldie wh1ch has been Is ellActed Into law could for five INVOLUNTARY RETIREMENT at age 60. batted around from barracks to barracks for the last five years. years submit applications, as nl· For Officers: SEVERANCE PAY will be paid During the war, the Corps was working a rotallon system for lowed by present law, and lr 0) Those on acUve S(!rvlce, In a lump sum. It will consist 01 f I h P itSo t they are denied. application whose last 10 years have been half a month's base and longe ~ ret\lrnine- men to the States a ter a tour n t e ac lC. me au . could be made at any time there- continuous aCllve duty, and who vlty pay for each year of ser~ fiis ""'ere lua)', and others .....ere not quill' as fortunate, One. ot allC'r. have 25 years or more active ser. vice. limited to two years' active the'luck1er groups was loading up for a look at the "Golden Gate" t41 Warrants ......ho vacated a vice may elect the pay provided dUlY pal'. If the separation Is . lri 5 I h H commission at own request and abo....e or severance pay_ for inertielency the severance pay In the "pring of 1943, on the Island of Esp tu antos n l e e · arl" warrant at time or retlret2) Those on active service, will be one.half the above brides_ A gayer c:rew you ne\-er saw. The mf'n frolicked up the menl .....ould not be entitled to of· whose last 10 years have be(>n amount_ langplank, sea bags on theIr shoulders and sou\'enirs under their flcer slatus on relired list. continuou5 active service, and Under the death g rat u I t Y arms. Many of the men were strancers 10 one another, having tPa)' on voluntary retirement who ha\e 20 bUI nOI leS!l Ihan plan, paymenls would be conUn_ , for officers and .....arrants .....ould 25 years or service rna)' elect the uNI 10 wife, wido.....er. children been drawn from various ouUlts aboul the Island. but II didn t take be 2 t : per cent_ of actJve dUly pay provided abo....e. to begin <II under 18 and parents UntjJ $10.long for them to establish frie'ndshlps. for each of them lind some· base and longeVIty pay of high· age 60, or pa)' as above, bul only 000 had been paid out or the thh;g to form a strong bond \\IlIh his fe1l0.....s-th(')' were !Ill going est. ~ederai~IYh r~gnl~d gr;~~e l't per cenl for each year ihalf, lX'neficiaries dis qua I i fie d by , ," , .. ... salIS acIor y I" or s x man s Ihe normal pllyl 10 bCJ;:in on reo death, remarriage or coming oJ Iwme.-and In those days that "as stllel!.) som<.'lhmg. of each year of acU...." federal Iircment or r.l'vcranre 1'11)'. age. Everyti)ing was going a~ong prelly smoothly until Olle of the service, Maximum would be 75 . I per cellt of active pay.) For Enlisted: men on the dock Who was apparently waltmg for h s name to be For enlisled !lersonnel the reInvoluntary reliremenl of those Hosuehold Ite... Sale call~ out so he coUld board the ship, suddenly took off his pack, qulrements for volunlaT)' retire- on acth'e federal service whose pur Down his sea bag and proct'eded to sit down mUllerlng, "I ment arc as follows: last 10 yf'ars were continuous <Ie· Featured This Month , .. (I) Age 50, with 20 or mar£' th'e service. <lnd who have 25 10 won't go. t can t 1;:0. no one can make me go. )'ears' service. 30 years. would gel the pay above The opportunity to purchafi1l(> He was immediately voted Ihe most J'()("k·happy mlln In the t21 At any age' wilh 30 or or se\ernnce pay. The same mans household Ilems will bl> bunch and tem.....rarlly by-passed unlll he came out o( It. He was more years of service.. group. but with 20.25 years. eXlended 10 all personnel of the .. ~ (31 At th 25 t 30 Id h be be camp by Ihe In Use ACCOunts 01_ .,.t Ie" ........ unlll sailing time c" ....... some 'VI l3'llnutea later and any age .....1 0 ","ou I" pay a "'e. to all du,o·ng tho·, month. ~.. U IU......,;; _._, ~ • _ years' &('rviee provided the de- gin fit gel ageI 60, or one-half IhC. "I-'on ....
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wail bodily carried llboard the ship kicklna: and ..reaming lie ~'ould not 10, could not go and no one rou!d make him go. . It wa n't Qnlll after the ship was three days at sea that they s found that he wasn't carried on any of Ihe muster rolls, and lhat lIe-wasn't.a rock-happy as he had 5Ounded. He had been overseas t-.A thanoofour months and when he found out that a boal was due r--:: to 'aU, be bad, ~ ..cked biI sea bag, bought some aouven1ra, put on p n~ dock anCl waited for the cue to 10 Il:Ito
partment approves the al>pJlCtlo· tlon. PII)' \I.'ould be computed as at)(t\'e-21~ per cent of base and longe\'lly pay for each year or service. It would be based on highest grade held sallsfactorlly for six monlhs, but an enlisted Jnnn who stepped clown volull' tartly from a commission or war· rant could nol retire as such.
amount, 10 begin at once, or sev· Purchases may be made at the erance pay. Those with less Ihan Cash Salt'S Department In bUlld20 rears' service would get !leV· Ing 12·S-2, from 0800 to 1300. erance pay only. Men now In the enliste<l reserve corps on 2O-yenr Included In the sale arllil such rellrements will not have their articles as sheets, napkins". glasa.pay recompuled. Men In ser\'ice ware and chIna. Dependents poe~ who will hnve 20 years tn when lsessin g CommIssary Cards or the proposnlll become law c(tn other proof of their dependAnt. still get the pay above Imme' status will be allo~ to mike diately on retirement, Instead of puchasel.
friday; January 1. 1949
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LEATHERNECK IALL VOLUNTEER STAFF[ADDED BUSES ON HONEYMOON!~rv~A~~LrtF~t~WfvSIANNOUNCED FOR
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!or ~~~ ~~~1~1 ~~~::n:I~~x~~~.ICAMP :llarim' l'riv:III' Fil'!'t Cta~" .\r. ("(I ih I!oor~ for hu~in..,;,s; in Au· j ~tor TranSj1o(Irl Company ollll1"i"<.' the- C'OJnI'0untl J:a1.(> 011 Ill(' 1\\1: :\lm\1)' "r 183-1 GrHfilh !:ust. l~"l~ ;;,; th(' (.nl~ allxili:tr~' l_,k('shore Bus Lines has made tftadquarlers B.11l.I!ion. )I:.rlnc \\('51 ",i:!(' of !::IIU"'sn;;k(' (.,n~on ";lr('('1. l'hi1:lIt"I/lh.:t. I'a.. waJ' in Ihr l'njled f'1:lle~ ~l:,rft.>d ('11. 1\\'0 :lIldilions 10 Iheir IX>I Mar Bmacks. commnndC'd hy (";tl" I:O:le\' Fi~"l Ll P.. :\1. mt'~,..il1J: .. ,wardl~1 ;1 rlwek of $.')OCI. aru'r tir,~ly wiEh \·ol\ll\tl.'('I:'. Ihus sdwdulf' 10 improvc the SCT' "In S. l. Slocum, i" locatf'll ,Iri· loftirN ill ('hOlrgf' of Ihl' mulur h,' t"Orrl't.·lI~· an,,;w('n'<.l .. 11 uf; ~inl'C I ' passcnJters. it>, IJI'<.'ninl; in 11111' ..\u· \ .l,~ r,l: llc',r marlly in 8 art',1 adjuinin~ P.OlI·1 pO(lI. ;\1~J:l AI...x {'r<'slun. dlid Quil.lna~tl\r Hob II..wk·" (I""~; iOl\~ 1J:1I.'1. tht' /,llxiliOlry h,,~ hllmll...,t a I Rus h:lIl:>porlallon is now pro. tJesnake Cnn\on r.ontl. clispalchf'r. and lhdr hanllflll nf 011 .. radio bro;l(I<,ast on ~Ion. lolal ef :!O; C'a~'S. ('I IheM.'. 1::0 \'Iiled for rt'sidcnlS of all of lht' The inillal ~funC'lion Ilf this or· ,Ith ... :mC'! .. sshl"nt Ili!'Il"ld~('I'!'. ,Ia~' lIi~hl. J)('(,,'m~r 20th. il \I:tS \~'c;" caJ'{'s rt'l'ullin)l In 10:ln$. In there hou,..in~: :lrf':'S who wish 10 J:.nlutlon Is 10 sUPI'I~' Ir:ln"·lk.Ct'll I.hl' n('~'(' <"'IlIN .in oil('~a. . lllnOUllC"C"I1 h~' til(' :\'t.\\, York "I:,. lhl' amOllnl of $11.(l"J!l.J3. T\\ ... n. 'lrrh·... :11 Caml) 1)('1 M;lr befon: porlaljon :iIld m:llnl('n:lIlt'(' f:l- lion. 1 he dTl\'C'rs of thiS a(·I,,·t1~· Iin(' COrl),; 1'\lbll<.- Informa1inn !IY'S('\'f'n \\NC !>('n.lr..· C;.SCS'. :.nlI17:30 a.m. clillies for all unlls In )1 ulne 1{"<"'N an a \. (' rag I' pC 2ti.1.'l Offll'l'. ill riw ('<IM'!> wherc n('«'~sily It('· J\lso anyone Ih'ing In IX>I Mar ilolTTtltks. This OO\'NS paS$('n~('r 'nilt's :l ,:.,~' ilaulin)! SOI.I(' 10';' pt"(' M,,\\ry. who has bl'f'll in rr.nndNI ~ratulliC'S WNC' t:ht'n in 1I0usil\~ :I:'ld working In Ocean· trllnsporlalion. C'all:0 !lnu linl{ of l)a,;5('I1::"r" .,ml 13 Ion" uf ""'>="'11 hf' 1<1'1\ i(~' ti\., .Ind on('· half 111<> :lmoUnl of $:!?i.';;;. ,,,I,lf' \\ III h:l\e 1 rllnSI)()rlal ion that alll)'pt''- posl police. and:l Ihou· IUul' 10 Ih(' ('ura'nt "horla::;... til ~f":lr". I" :, \'('II'rnn of holll 'IK'I l:ratuitlN W('I"(' J;:hen for h05'I\\1I1 nrri\e in Ol:'f'anside before sand and om.' OIhcr odd aAAI!:II' Ilrin·r". mosl units liuPJll~' tlwir P:wHit.' 1I~1,1 EUTOIK'an Theall'O' pil:llil:\lion. basic m;o!lIlenan('C. S :1.10.. )!end.. y lhrough Friday mt'nts thOlt C'all for \\·h~llI. own <IrhNjl 10 "eel) Ihe U11U ilC''lIIOf OJ,ll'Tallon. Ik was :l\lanlt'll ,l"llK'rgrTlC~' tr:I\'('1 nr.d fUONalonly. •\ hill; now lea\'(!s Ocean· ll\e admini!'tral h'e d('lail.!; of I\lImhf'r of H'hicl('s on IIl<' r();lll Ihe 1'lIrpl(·. Ill':,~t "I':-,Ial fut ie:'I)(,Il*~. 1.0.1n" \~.e:t> m",!c fer !,'.ill(' :':1 6:5;S a.m .. :ur!"cs:at Ster· the' company nri" handletl hy al all tiTr.es. \'ehich';!; r;tI\J::ill~ \\'oull(l~ r("('('I\'('(1 10 :lel1on. non·rC'('("1111 of f:lmll~ aJ]O\\;ln('('. I!II~ 1I0ul'lnl; al 6:58 a.m.• :If· ~!Sgt £. W. Hell :1I1d his erc\\, ofjfrolll ;\ ',·lon jl'C'r" Ir;a!lN 10 a. i\larncd .on 1-1 J)''tt'mbl'r 10 .1ht>.fUl1l'r;11 C'~flo'n8f'~. ('fTI('r~('n<:YlTl\'('S 011 IIomoja al 7:04. arri"'es assistantS. ·I.'j·lon tank transporler art' .wail· [fOrnWr Allee Schullz of 1'llIla· ;tr.I\·('1. Ill.--",hc:tl ('XII(·n:-<.'". l1('nl." 1:11 )Ialn C;;te. !'('mlleton. at 7:30, df'lphia. POl.. Mowry ami hi,.. il"I'CIl*~ hO~l'iI.Lli7:11io:::. :.ntl h:l. J:OCl; IhrouJ!h [)(>! M.lr 1I0using fr ·~ritl(· \~:('r(' llt)ni"ymoonillJ: in X('\\'l"k m:.iI~,.'nan('('.. . . 101011 ;ur~\~<:; :\1 :\lain Gale, Del \ork (II~ ",111'11 h(' aPl'f':lt<.'f1 "n 1h(' :".,\~ Ill'lIN \Illa.... I" I,,· )Iar. al ,:_>2. lIawk's \iullliay nir:hl "h(,\\. I'alo"'fl III Ill,' ,.oul:: \\.n).' (,~ lh..' :llon'lay IhttlllJ!-h Frhl:.)'. a bus Tilt' Iloh 1I'I\\k ~how j,.. 111".,,1 Illd ,r,,~~ bUllllln;: .\ ;,,_, .,r.d :('''\f'1; )I:dn G:1t.... I)(>I M~lr. at 1'.1.'1 m"r Ih" l'ulullIhla Ill"."I,I'S "I": ~·,.:n ('';:>.11 :., l'~" )~,,~. lO:'pm ROt'l-lhwugh Del Mar ('.\SI i Ill: ;o:~ ,,11'm :ll\el il ~ :0(1 ill::l...1 ,Il;,~ I!::.... ~1: r: .'1.,~ ;.:-'.11 I :,,:-rl j I!ou"iof: "n'l arrh es .. I Oeennside ~I:lll(ln~. lr.:t'l I" IHJI"' ":: :-."\.ro:.I·. 11"1101 "I .\ Y.! run.
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'" lh,' ",·,·lion lloal 1I:1II,1l.,~ III.' ,l,·."i~ ll11t' Til,' I'..' " ,(o::(t'II~ ••J! In .. I!f!ni"n ttl 11wsc sehcdulc'C1 rqmll'1I1 )1.. 101' Trail'l'''rl ('''"I' :1' til"n 1l"lllw.1 l'~ :. .'L,h,.n. 1(}I:unt'llOll~ :t>pl.II"I'Illf'nls are mncle h!: \\01:1 out L,n hellS. fu~l ~l:lll~. "I~,I .:I~i.1i1,'1\,I'''l.~''1· \"":11(, "11,1 1"1'1, il ~'I ,•. 11I.\ \(hL\h". :\1:-1.. 1 I.. I. :Ill· . , l>Llmp". I:I·n('r,,\(.rs. r a tI I a lor did ~\Llh " I'rl''' uf 17 .\l.,nn(" In ... lmll"ll t" II:" ',n.nul'" !I(.~.,- rut'! ,i ...." air hoses, ,lILd :1I\,t 11 d\ih.f11 m""h:lI1I"" H1.\11 1'1 j ' \ ,. III ..0\,' m"l:,~··I .. ,·.« 11\.. IL•. ",.. ;;.! .. ntl 011f' ll~inl!s Ihi" ",-·dum. The shUll a~,..I,..I~ \\1",-1..·: ~,nj,'" l~ .. I...'. ~:~•. I·,I.,I,. lh.ll 1I1;,kl Jor lOp pcrformancc ('alllp 1'('lHllelull m;Iillh.n.. lw•... NI. ~~li· l~ :'\ ..I:.. ~ 1 C:ltll1.j: .. I .III~ ll:l .• tr.. ~ :lrc nf'cclN\. llf':."·Y '.''1uil'mCIII a.lUt ~jJ:n;d H., 1'1 \\ ml;ill!: hUIlI.-, ., I,', ;.1 k l :,.,,1, > I.' .\11 tht'H' 'hlll;:::,; and more, a~(' latutll III the T('p:llr of ltll'lr H" halle!!I'" I \ lilt' ,:\;1\ ::1, d1;.r::chictCl>. The I'cpair shnp :«'f:llOll IOIl \\;,:d1. . . h:,IH!I('c! l'~ :lllrll'cll llli"n lhat mailllain.~ ('(unplt'll' r<'I,alr ladl'l lm:lk(' up thi .. ~f'C'lion. Ities for. ('l1J:illi" u\'t'rlwul. hrakt·:<. Thl' j:<rC':I!>C r:" k i~ .1l1utllf'1 coo· L;,sl bUl nOl I,,·ast. is Ihc com· IransmlSS Ion :1111 r ax II'S. IJoe , y :1l11 I stant funclion of 111(' pool. All paillllng. whl'l!l alignmC'1l1, f:ar.IVl'hiclcs arc ~reaSl."d ('\'cry thou. pany QlIart<.'rmastt'r 5c<:t1on. 1<0' buretlon anti Ir.nlllon. A m a · . ('atel! In the north eod of Build· chine shop and a complete reo Sllnd miles, or ,'IS ncar as passldl . t In~ B-I':O, undf'r the rectlon 0 putr and maintenance shop for ble. In the Interest of economy . diesel busses IIna trucks Is in. this Is made Ihe responsibility wa D. W. Simpson and SSgt B. eluded In this secllon. 01 the driver. Ea<:h \'ehlcle has II. Vining. This Is a supply arm Approximately 35 vehicles per a lubrication stiC'kt'r localed on Ihnt kc<'ps lhe vchicles in gaso· KEEPING VEHICLES IN TlP·TOP SHAPE through the moJor vm-hClUI of wom·out engines and bodies, Is a 5ervice offered by wC'('k IlOlSS Ihrough Ihe shop illto Ihe door post, d;l~h. or Olht'r line, b:IHNi('s. lircs :tI\d acces· . 1 I ' Mlri('s lInc! ~.tso maintains the MotorTronsport Company's repair section. Coptoin S. L. Slocum. somc jllwj;(> of rl-'jJOllr and main· roo\'cll1t'nl spot for the I r V('r!' ctlIUIIand1J:lg oUic.!t 01. Motor Transport CompaI!J' and Lt A. G. . ' . h .•.~"n... quarterl)' motor vehicle re~ tenance carried on by the RepaH mformatlon. T e 511c"",r ...ov.. 1 .. ~ o,p. ollJtei ta charge of tbe repair aec:tion. lend ChI Gnilt Cd PFC Shop Seetlon. Aller hours. a dUly when, aC(()rdlng to mileage. the &IdOJJ~ reports, ~~., • • Sakely makes linol odJuslment on onrbauled engine. section II maintained to provide \'ehlcle Is due for a "lube job." WAA lurplus property. • • • • towing service and em(!rgency reo With the roC",· year at .hand,. A very Importanl function of OIble on call. pairs. The dl~scl shop carries on The wash rack and high pres· M t Trans ~ Transport Company Is the The mOlor pool Is ver)' proud a perpelual maintenance pro. sure sleam cleaning unit Is an. the personnel of o~ t . l$IlIf. for and Issuing. of MOl' of ils s"fety and tlrh'inA: record. gram In keeping the fleet of die. other function of preventative port Company are P g Q. an~~atdr~\.'·n(d'l!",r:::""I·'~~~I·There. hal'; b(!(on o.nly on€' OIt'Ci· 1;(-'1 bu$St.'S from the Motor Pool malntt'nanre. The ste:lm unil is other year o! elfh.;ent and ~~. .... I h 1 h i In oJlC,'rallon. The RCllalr Shop . tl'OUS 01lC,'r,,110n. keeping al\\a)1 ~erthe ·direction. of 1'5$1:1 E. W. (.en~. In t e aSI SI.X mont s n· section is slowly bul surely an .(')lcellcnt .ald In. ('leaning. a ,in mind Ihe i.oh 10 be ~one a.nd :\i:dey•. The scope of Ihe molor \oh'lIlg ~Iotor TranspoTl Com· reaching goal of ha\'lng the \'ehlde and IS available to alllihe safe dri\lng way In which wkicll!' examination Includcs a pan.y vehIcles. There have been d i Wriltm. lest of safe dri\1ng rules; no mjurles nor fatalities to driv· entire complemen( of vehicles drivers llnd mechanics. to 0 I. i rtrIes of skill tests performed ers or pa:-sengers for an even under Its jurisdiction In excel· wtIIt • \",hlde which Includes longer J)Ctloo. The drivers from lent mechanical condition and "'~n • •. , the motor pool operate 99 targo rei1dlness for any emergency. ....... I, ae Ing up, sa estop· . ~ distances. and \'chlde con· earrymg \'e.~lcle~, ~nd 52 pas· An Integral ptlrt of any repair ':11 In heav)' trartic. The IlhascllWng('r carlJln,g \ehlcl~. An I~. shop Is the spare parts seetion. w..~ operation of the p<'trllcu_llerCSllng fael IS Ihal In one clay s The spare parts section of the bJ dass of vehicle for which the lime. a ~ecord n.u mber of 2022 repair shop is located at the easl Clpm.lor"s license wilt be issued. persons \\ere carned. end of 2:1.V.4. The personnel at 'l'Ilrw examinations :Ire conduct· The he:\\')' hammer mechanIcs the window can issue at a mo· fd periodielll)'. of Molor Transport Company un- ment's nolice, praclically any ve· The nefl'e center of the Com· der 2nd Lt A. G. Copp, are In hicle part from an 8x%; sheel i2JIY Is the dispatcher gh'at'k in 24·V·4. located at the fool of melal screw to a complt'te en· I/.,! motor pool seellon. located HaHle!>nake Can)'on Road. This glne a!>SCmbly. The spare parts section maintains a complete line of International Harvesler. Ford, DocIJte and jeep spare parts. The IJarls room js the Issuing ngen(')' for all MarIne Barracks \'ehicle repair shops.
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I The Pre\'enlaU\,e M;linlenance 'shOI) unltef Ihe oommanLi of 2nd ~ Lt 1';. A. AnderJolCn, Is IOCllled In· ;;ide tlw Post MOlor Pool In Building 8·1<10. It consisls ot Ihe shop, thC' wash :Inc! slenm rack. and lhe grease rnck. I
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The main PUrllOSC Is as the name implil.'S, Preventative. By lhls is meant Ihe prevcI\lion and jeorrcclion ot Irouble b<!fore i1 aC'1 Itually hnIJI)('ns.
\ Of the 2·10 vehIcles rnaintOlin· ed, each Is assigned :l certain day of the month to be brought 'Iin for -Inspection and corrccllon. 1 II Is first Inspected rur wornl parts. Improper performance. IcleanlJn~Si. ami also 10 asrer· lain If the vehlcie is in need of lubrication.
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CORPORAL W. D, VON TUNGUN 01 the preventative InClinte., qtmct: Mc:tIOIl ,:,1 Motor Transport Company. ,teaml tbe top 01 a bul
IDotor. Stlll:lming r.nulTe. all dirl and greal5l!. Unden:azrio'1es are CIbo..steamed to . remove rood IUm. Steam baths lor motor vebid" ::~"'.I M otor TNBlport·Colllpcaly'. pre'f'ea.totive tao:Dc:it tiI"O!lran.
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NEW PARTS MVST BE,LACE worn.out ODM II the oreh1cles. 01 TraaCYVIrt Compcmy GTe to be kept .,o11i11g. The,arla De-
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mechanle who correet:, the ~e-..-feets notli'd on the Inspectlon partul(mt mmntcd.ns a C'Ol:IlP1ete liDe of parts lor tbe mec.bania 01 sheet Wh Ih d leet h ~n' oorre:t~ aend ~he ~'eh~\: the repair section to 10"'a11 during ovelhaul. Ser9eant E. O. !ludell luned up, it Is pla~d on lh"sorls out motor gesket!. while pre R. C. KUI'IH: tl';t(:ks.
THE PENDLETON SCOUT
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BASKETEERS CONTINUE WINNING STREAK, DROP PALOMAR 78-56
Friday, January 7. 1949
LEFT JABS SIX PENDLETON GRIDDERS PLACE ON WESTERN ALL-NAVY TEAM By Lt G. E. McCOMAS
BN MEN SEE BOWL GAME ON TEE VEE SETS
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oRDbeJOl!'!. CALDWELL TO \1"1\:r... HEAD ACADEMY t. ATHLETICS {SEAJ-Captaln Henry Howard WEATHER STOPS Caldwell, USN, for mer Naval Academy athlete and coach, has 1ST COM NINEVb...... : tP...dlaotM
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Navy Basketball T.am Racks Up Wrong Goal Greenville. N. C. (AFP3)-The Navy basketball team from the Norfolk Naval Air station recentIy "forfeited" a scheduled game to their opponents, the Eastern Carolina Teachers College-their teason- they los~ their bearingS:
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~nswerS to sports quiz- team new due South landing fl· ii.Jlmmy McLamln lost to nally a.t GreenvlUe. S.C.. lnltead· Barney Ross May 28. 1934, then of Greenville. N:.,C. . won back the UUe.3ept. 17. ·;"j7exu Christian S. LOulsiana U. S. Matinea. ha\'e made more
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BOXERS MEET EL TORO TONITE
been named to succeed Captain Thomas J. HamUton as dlredor of athletics at Annapolis. Captain Hamilton. one of the ali-time greats of Navy football, will reo tire in February 1949 after a quarter century of naval service. He has accepted the post of dl· rector of athletics at the Univcr. sity of Pittsburgh.
The recent wet weather' has forced the 1st Combat service Group (Medium) to curtail theactivities of the baseball club over the Yule holidays. The group has c3.ncelled tWo of their games because of bad weather. The surface of the Group's playing field has re· celved a p p rox I mate I y 15/6 Inches of rain during the past two· Captain Cald\:--ell. war tim e weeks making the field unsult. commander of Air Group 12 based [ able for use by the team. on USS Saratoga (CV3), graduat. ed In 1927 from the Naval Acn. The next game is slated with demy where. with his ClaSsmate, the Oceanside Merchants on Captain Hamilton he was a Sunday, the 9th of January. The member of Ihe vdrslty football Merchants will be Ihe visltorst team. He returned to Ihe acade. and the game time has been set my In 1934 and for three years for 1400. was on the coachIng staff In TcdJdDg of bCIlsebaU cUamODdao charge of Ihe Junior ·varsIty. the compleUOD of tbe D ....... fI.ld Since June 1948 Captain C ld. by tbe 12 arec Swlmmlr1g PooL· , , a, whlcb wUI be uHc1 by the Camp well, has been head of the acado tlKlDl, b bel.Dg held up by bud emy s deparlment 01 math~ma . •eatber allo. The,lOll I. so sat;,. tics and has served U otrlcer reo urated. with .ater tbat the heavy presentative for.football. equlpmmt needed for the work ccmDOt operate. If the field u to A company 01 Marines was as· be flD1ahed for the '4' aecuctzl.. signed as legaUon guard at Mother Nature had better eoopSeoul, Korea. In 1904. erate a UtUe more.
The following men .....11I prob· ably gel the call this e\·enlng. In the llS lb. class It will be PFC Vema Fonl, Eleventh Naval Dlslrlct 112 lb. champion. Ford hopes to be down to his former weight later In the season. PFC ICen DGTlII. PendLeton's ace featherweight will be called in the 126 lb. class. Nexl In Ihe featherweight. group will be PFe Willie Keller. a crafty left-hander who wIll be in at 118 lbs. for the San Diego Golden Gloves Tour· nament. Cpt Herod Ward, 1948 ArtlJ.yNav)' YMCA:'l35 lb. champ;'gels first bid In the lightweight class follo....-ed by Hm3 DoD Fouse, the battling' corpsman. and PFe Jon• OJI WhIte, provided El Toro can furnish a match for each. The welterweight position Is held down by PFC Louis BecemL whosc'ph)'slcal condition has 1m· proved greatly within the last tM'0 w~ks. Thii 147.pounder 'll .(OobtIl!uect pap 1)
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SCOUT
EL TORO BOXERS
DIVISION INTRA-ON STANDINGS
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The I!H8 Inlr.. ·B:l.tH,lion I>asketball Championship of the 1st a ,\altop in each mill and :'\larin(' Division was won by Ihe shlUll·shooling lsi !~mpTrac quin. i!; l'Xl>«tcd to come Into his own tel. Thl' AmpTrac t("lIm plan'd championship ball Ihl'oughout the By Armed Forc:es Press Service wilhin the neXi monlh. Raling ('ntirf' scaSQn Wilhoul It blemish on Ihl'lr record. They d('(ealed Ihe J>cconcl call In Ihe wellerw('il;ht 6 h . Na\,", Ihc underdog, lied Arm'.' on the Gridiron. The Boston ,.• Cpl Fernando Lecu· I :\1:lrIll<'s two games in a lOW In the Vlayoffs for the lille and the .; (. Iass \\' '" IA· Btaves and the Cleveland Indians met in the World series wllh th(' ona, an im:x(X'rien<:ed bUI willin):: 1rophy. and end<:'d thel: Sl'awn ,\ itll a r('COrd of nine wins and no punch('r. IO&-<:<'s. Ohioans taking the nod. Thl' United Slates Olympic team coppr-d The 61h Marin{'g /(""lIy lumeci Oil 1;1(' heat ruler losing their 38 first-prize gold medals In the OlylUl>ics at London. II was a Cpl Robe:t Ceoddes will alllloC'ar oJ)('ninj! Rame and \\on II1<'ir ne:'\1 rive gamcs in :l row to take 19-18 f II f tl·1I d h('(' b t Ih t 1 in lil!>'1 SI)ol In Itl<> mlddlewt'if;:hl undisputCtI Sl'cond ,)Ia(-'(" in Ihe fin:" stan,lin"". The" I"'"" 'he,', treat sports year, ,u 0 111 san e rs. u cOl> !>'llOr ,}tj(llh.1 clas;:. Follo"lng williI(' f. b~ ...., story Of the }'ear brought thrills to no one and le:\Ts to mallY. Babe Cpl Wesley Ilunce Bolh (th<'8e Irsl gamt' 10 Ih(' 11th MarlnC'S In Ihe phlyolls. and then won the Ruth passed on. m('11 arf' ineXllf'ri~ll<'<.'d ~\It .. r~.I~Xl 1"·0.10 put lhcm .i:'l It;f' finals :~gainst lSi AmpTrae.. They Everyone knew 01 llabelJ;:rt'~lnl: niC'f'I~. ,\1 Ihe :'\:1\:11 \~erf' d('h'.llc<! 1.\\0 SlflllRht j::alllc!<. losmg lheir ch<lnC(' 10 wmlhc ••__ b· Trainln~ Cl'r1!l'r m('('tins::. UUIlCE'!I..Upaml dlamplonshll'. . R II Ih • He h a... ~na Igname T'.:(' 1,1 'h .'f ,Hlne!' . · 1'<':11 Tomnl\ .-\H.·n.;\ hh:hh 10111'\ \~ho \\erl' 110t evcn thOlll;.hl 01 "I the :otart I or more Ih all. '. 11>0' " 1 If' ~C':Jmn. wounl., Ill> \\l1h • (".(' .• •• 3D Iyeors. I • HIIS to( I H1l<1 {'xpl·rll:.'IH'.'1 X<'I. (l WinS and fh'(' lo~·("S 10 clinch p I cture h ad ,-",en co ure... n ""_ . . . . d '·amp 1"~hdl('tO:l Will IX' 't'l' I, ..· I/urd "]lOt. new~paPCTrs, mabgfla~lIl.eh·' han (,,;lpahl~ r{'prnt'nl!'d In Ih(" liJ:hi.\ rir~1 T,ln,", B.'lll.,llof. sl"rl('d th(' !i(';lSon oft with a ban" b,· mOVies. he pu aty e a. 11(!,"~"('IJ.:)1 I .. . I l' I al>~. b~. prc Jame~ "1rI:1IJl~ . . .. . :/ll'lr flT~1 Ih:('(' . j;,,:!:("!' III a row. bUI ('OOlcd oft during Ihe earned through his . athletic W'l" . I ami,.·\"h"' Oll.. 1 \\"," am~ h~.,,~ lahl'r 1~ .. ll uJ Ih(" S(;';,~I':: _:'IC "uunt! up .III (ouflh p/;;('c with thtetl fe(lts had co u $ e d him t~ be ne,'I'r I'ns:aJ:":d in :1 rillJ:: ('():It('~I. '\ins :In(1 ll)ur IU£,.'-{'!'. known mUllons as Mr. he kno-:,·l'l hiS \~ay around "ndl The.' r(,:fl,tinins:: te,lml'> :ml:<hl'(l U11 much a x led w·th h Baseball:' and "the Sultan 01 works III Ihe nn~ like a r('al . . . s ~. pee I e ~I "I'" I _.. ." \("X«,pllOlI of Ih.' Illh :\!;'II:'I{.,.,. who \\'oun(l up In "<,venlh1 piaa' Swat," It remained. bowenr e I):ImllI011. -:0 n r ~n II I T h . . . . -. .. • j I follow Williams In tIK- 1I,hl. ,..~ JoI,lrl(',1 off Ih.- Joe•• M:lTl "'" ".1rOnl': ront("nl!el5. 01.1: hll a h>Slnl': , or h .II ...eoth to prO'le us ',,",reak l!'1 k k.-l It' , ' h I ' ff how well he WCII mown and hca\·~ clas~. Dl';"\Il. also inexlocl·· , 1.1 noc ( Ilm OUI 0 I e I' a}o s. bel ed b th Id len~1. Is in 101) l'Ondilion :11111 :rlNAL INTRA·liATTALION STAND1NGS 0'1 ~ e ~or ' . 1 f will hI' rC;ld~ for :1(."llon. I ·n:'.'1 ':.1'. \\"Q;<; LOJoT 11"". The entire nallon walt('( o r . . . o 1.1100 w rd w!len I Babe wa hos. Th(' OOXIIlJ.: Il':lm ha!! PFC Tom· 1S' ,\mIITrac Battallun 7 7 .0. 11e s . my Spence in Ih(' hl'a,·ywel~hl 61h ;I.!:ull'll's 6 5 I .83< plla.liZt'd for his last bailie class.. Spen{'(' iJ., lhe :.lrOIlj:l ruJ:· 171h :\\"rin('s 7-\ 3 .572 ,Igamst dread cancer. Throngs )::cd '}'II(' anll 1::1:< rCSllOlldf'd \\('1111:'1 Tank B'-lll'llion 7 ·1 .tl8 stood watch oUlslde his hospilal while millions listened 10 radios lu Ih(' lr:tlning routin(". Frida) l~t , . ' . 7 . . bo . T . ' um al ' 33 . ~j>Canned newspal)('rslor word of his condition. When the news c.,·clllng S UI \1111 h(' omm~ s 71h ;l.larlnN. 6 2 .. hi." h • . , h" ',1 f1r~t :0:; " :nl'mh•..'r of tll<' PO~I II . . ,. 5 .285 flashed, Babe RUI s deau, I e ...emonslrallon 0 I:> J;:re, . t(':lIll. lit' fOlll:hl "nd won a \,'On. Ih :\].lnn~". 7 2 6 .143 bess began. 11':'1 in the 1-\ :ll('~t rillg lasl :'UIl1. H&~ Bat1:I!ion .. 1 p:lcl~s
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Newspapers and radios featured {'very ,",nown Incident of his rolorful career. Everyone who hnd bc{'n forlunat(' {'nouc h to have ·known the Babe hatl an anecdote to tell, His JUe story ran In hun· dreds oC publications and Ihousands Clocked to see th(' movie '·N· Ci!im"whlch he himself had helped to mll.ke.
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INDIVJDUAL SCORING HONORS l.Ul Ilo<lrll;ucz. Joe {":Ipizanno. :-;I~IC "K'.\~ll._'TIU' ~'G ~vr TI' Harry Early. Paul ~ll'Dnnh'ls, Coihb!! lith ~latlnes ... 34 () 77 Jesus 1\1onla"alo, Jesse BarlK>r Shindler hi AmpTw\' 26 12 6-1 and SIeve Pockuha wlll not be Martin 1M Tnnk Uallalion .. 27 9 6J ~~:s:;~ns~h~1 TcO:~i~l~1 \~~'l<~ Tunet 61h :\Iarlnes ." .." 26 () 61 AndcrSQn Sixth :\Iarlncs -.. 26 8 00 , 1('I) s. Geotge Herman Ruth died on the 161h of August, 19-\8. lind was GI Next ow's con ncn~" 1I&5 B"naHon Weonesday. ;ll }o]OO. l h t ''' 26 5 57 borled'thfec days hiler, attN his friends had pliid their last respects I'osl boxers are scheduled 10 m('C1 Downen 1st ,\m"Trlle Batlallon 26 3 55 u he lay In Ml\te at YllnKCC Stadium. FIIlIS to George Herman the Nrt"al Station team In the 14 Gilbert 7th ),lnrine6 22 9 53 Rllth, but not to Babe Ruth. In baseball's Hall of Fame and In thc area. ring. In the event of bad Cushman 7th :'darlnes 23 0 !16 lI_mes of at ]{'ast two sports stadiums, Babe Ruth will live' on. weather the show will be moved GonzaJas llil Combat Group 21 4 46' Truly 1948's big sports story, Into the H·T·l thealer, Wllh Shindler leadlni; most of the seAson. Gibbs, right guard one of the gr{'al sport stories Lee Ramage, former ranking for the 17fh ),1arines, stalled" scorlnJ;: Sl)ree In Ihc l;.tter purt u( contender for the world's bell\·Y· the SE"ason that N)uld nOl tIC sto""""!. His scoring went unnoticcd . o( all time. wei~llt ehamplonshlp will ref('ref". ""~. _ woo 'h. Ho . Thl!ol will be th(' first opportunity in the earl,· p:ut of the S('il'.on. bUI he Wt'll' ri"hl UI' '0 the 1'·" ,'" Do'k ho rs".. ... v tional and American League for P~l !'('rsonnt'l fO ~ Ilwlr 'hi' lasl tim.... g;lmes'ol th(' y(';u 10 win hlj:lh·scoring honors. p&DDan.ta 10l' '''&. Neither· the team in aetion at home, r.·C Wilily Perko, the "Cu.ljtOOian oJ: the Gym.'~ wrote-a,Jiu.lfI Bra,·es nor the Indiana were The Naval Station placed Hank leiter of lhllnks to all you fellows that have taken part. either'"Jll considered top teams at the Herring on lhe U. S. Olympic playln,:: on one of the teams or helping h1m In J'f'fereelng and han v beginning ot the season, but learn I<lst year, and At present dllng of Ihe games. In the tinal str{'tch when four has one of th.. counlry's finest "I wish to express my sincerest lhanks to all 01 the Intra·Bat or fh·e tcams wer{' bat1llng II lightweights In Hugh Davidson. tallon basketball teams and players for the fine cooperaUon that . _ . Ilugh will box <In exhibition h I out for fl.rst pi <Ice In lhe 1\\0 hNC nexi Wf'dncsday a~ain!!t 'hey ha'e J::i\·en me during lhe entire season. \Vlthout t e r help, leagues. It was the two ned- l'cndh.ton·s ))('rnd Watd. Ward. Ihp >'('1I$On would nOl have bet'n the success thai it was, and would skin learns who won OUI in 1who was ;1 sailor unlil I:lst yt'ar. 001 ha'e )::one down in th(" f('('(lrds :IS onc of Ihe Jlnest seasons that thc last \\'('('k of 1)lay. But th(' 'was a Slahlemalc of oolh JlNring w{' ha,·e (',('r had on Ihis b",go:' subsequent World Series went and Davidson on the 19-15 1\'a\.al\ -------------------true to form. The Cle"eland Stalion team. ludIans ere favored to win and, after losing the firsl game. came • I ~ to in 3 straight. lose one more and then cop the series with I 4-3 vlctory at Boston on October 11. tContinued from page 6) The IWIUIler games of the 14tb modern Olympiad. Itaged at ~a.. ended on August 14 after a 16·day program whlcb drew a lone o( the 12·ln<:11 size and tho;;(' adlJiOlL and. a half spettators The United SI"les lro In Ihe unoffl. K few rows back had to l('3n for· :bJ team standings with Swro{'n second and France Ihlrd. The w;lrd a bll, bUl C!ver)'one cnjoyro U.. Ieam too k 38 flrst·places . •. _. game "I't)' much. Induding "":' ..,..:..;al.hlon which was jlhe Tilt-" Siaff :'\CO Club at Camp "'an by Bob M:Uhlas, lhe 17·}·ear.old athlellc prodigy Irom Tlilare. 1)(01 :\lar had 1I>lc,'lsion also.. and CaUromla. memtK'rs '\('ff' ablt-" (0 alt('nd the rr. L. RamI' from Ihc ('."15:10' chair slde·leason forecQlu !Ja'fe Army aU the u<:"st of thingl lor tbe lines. ThC' rietail In the l)iClUre I~ football leason. The Cadets would SWef"p all opposllion be- took a deeidcd drop when Ihe f. them, On lhe other hand, Navy wns doomed to lose e'·er)' :lIl1.:'nnll suff('J('d wind trouble (&me scheduled. Until SatUrdily, NovemtK>r 27, the eXI)('rls wer,' and a few welde<l joinls parted right. Army was undefeated lcompan y with the antenna. This :md the :Middics h<l<1 been didn', (\amj)('n lh(' enthusiasm of beaten In everv starl. The ex. lhe side· liners howcver, and most )('rts \\'l're gl~·lng Army 1\\'0. of them stay..d until Ihe biller end. I three and even ~our ,.ouch. S!"'rgcanl Hauffe, al'l InStructor downs over Na~'y III Ihelr an· :1\ till' Elc('!ronl('s School had his nual me (' lin g. The Na\·)' telcvislon kit rehuilt and f{'· Staff Sergeant John R. Boden Wyomll'~'s rontribulion to didn't !lave a chance on pa· J1air{'d. and nn a n len n a in· has be('n In the ;l.larln(' Corps ('amp Pl'ndlel0n'S hardwooders 1)('1', but on the Gridiron It stalled al the Eleclronics 5<:hool was anolher slory. Not only to catch lhe elusive signal and since J:lIluary of 19-14. and Is ori· cOll1e;; In III!' form of blond PFC ginally from MHwllu,",ce, \Vlscon· Earl D. Wallace, did Ihe Annapolis men lie the bring- in lhe R06e Bowl game. sin. lie is now In the lsi Comb;11 Wall)' enli"tNI in the Marine Pointers 21 to 21, but Ihey • Service Group. Corps slml~ht out of high school • gave 'lIe Blalk·eoached elev. SSCI Boden Is marrl('d, an(~ h<ls in October of 1946. He went 1.0 en a real scare by scoring the a son. RobNI elarl:, sIx monlhs Lovell lIi~h School, In Lovell, first touchdown and taking By Armed. Forees Press Serrice old. Hl' has been slalloned al Wyomin~. He plny('d football and Ihe lead a second time after QUESTIONS Camp Pendleton since 19<16, and b:lJ>kelbaJl In h1gh ~chool, and Is 1. Name the boxer who lost has previously setw:d a.t (<Imp now playing forward on the post Army had tied the score at 7·7~ Army then came to the and won back his w~lterwelght Miramar. EI Toro. and lor one basketball team. year In China. He started off thc sea~!1 ~s a lIont by scoring twlc'6 to lena' 21·14 :\i'Id seemingly had things crown in the same y~ar? John glurted his ~porl ear('('r substllute, and has be(!n conUnu, 2. The 1936 Sugar Bowl game .tr:I~d up unlll once more the Midshipmen, with but minutes to ended In a 310 2 score. Name the In high school whpn he played ually j::ettlng belter.as the season ll1ay. made a nnal drive lor the tying 'I'D. . winner and vthe teams I~"olved? o~e. ~·ear of baskelball at. West rolls along. lie is ~loplng into 3. After Knuto Roekne s d€'ath DI\'lslon High School In 1l.hlwau, a dead eye In his shooting, and HlDeteen hundred lorty.eight bad other big stories. Louis de· leated 'Va-lcotl and then reUred only to announce his t~tenllons to In 1931, who took over as head kee. He played Intra·battallon Is a pretty rough man to get -'lht again. Pin defeated Penn Notre Dame was tled·b.x. :i<)uthern footb~11 coach at Notre Dame? softball al Miramar and for liAS around on defense. l\ame the author of books Bn. last }·ear. He also played ~~ Freddie 1-UUs took Gus Les~evieh's light. heavy title and Tony for4. ~lrls who was Us. women's baske1ball while al EJ Toro and Nineteen officers ha....e acted as to e regained his middleweight crown from Rocky Graziano only national tennts champion from in China. - . It to Marcel Cerdan. But o'ferShadowtDg aU then .tode. 1932 to 19351 John plans to 5(11)' in the )'la· Commandant of ,hc Mar inc __ 11k. beadlll:le. "Babe Buth Diesl" (Answers on Pag€' 6) rine Co~ and make il hI". \ar('t'r Corps since !';"';"~.
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Friday, January 7. 1949
SCOUT
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.\ new "mother" for local Sl'r-I cond~ct the Ell;change "ilh th~Y; \jCf'lI'len l't-'t'entl) I,rrln'd in in mInd. Our primary IJlIrJ)OS(' IS Oce;mside in Ihe I)erson of :'olr:;, to .suPl>I} n:l\'al pNSl'lllllcl "1lh :\Iarguerill' S, BrOlherlon. Mrs.larllell','l 1If"t'('s;;;.ar} (01' hl"allh. Brotherlon hus Mi~Ullled lIuti('s l'Omt'lrt and conn'nlell(.'t.' al rea· 115\ Assislanl Dileelor at 111(' Arm. :;onaui(' pdel's. ('(1 Forl'eS YMCA. 'I'll(> ::>l:'l:.'Ond,tr} plIf."O..;{' is. through rl'llsonahl" protHs. 10 af· ;\1rs. Brolherlon b laking the funf I" thl' I)Crsolllwl 01 the l'Ompl:l('(" of 1.0uiS(" Wilibt"l. \~ho \11 malld llll'.IIl" for reere.,lion and «IINI tlw positIOn ., "hor\ lim(' IHnust>mt'nL TIm", ~ou S('(' how i1go. our job j" laid OUI ;ll1d all our The Il£"W A",,;j~trtlll Oir(>Clor ~dll wonts.. Ikri\-t'd from Ihe Ilur· Try I" suppl) 111(" loueh lilal h""ldl.,~}OU m.lkC".:\rt' N'lurned 10 tJ(>("n missing sinCE' Mrs. Waib("l )ou \.[;, !'j)('('ial St'rvi(.·I-''''. Thl'releft the job. Mrs. W£lil~1 is t'("- (ow. Wt' I"lIdt'll\or 10 IItllk,· )our m("mb<"red :l!: fill(" of Ih... most 1'0,,1 ~:"'ch.,n~e ;t N'al assislallCt" b£"lmf'd \\omen in Ihe romnmn' ,111,1 II colI\eni('nC(" to you. .. W" \\i"h 10 11("1" }OU slarl Ihe NI'\\ Y".lr b} saving ~ou "1)mC' lllOIll'y You rna) rt'ctlll in the pa:.' we r,1I1 mlul.\ spedals on the "1.I;lrg,dn l'ounlC'l's," pleJdng a :;p'l'l'laJ IH\m ('l1.l'/1 \IN'lc \Vl' in·
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gi\'t' ~ ou ,1 .... JI("(.j,1I 'rul'..day. !.lut III an 0\ ('f;t1 I pit'lul"1' you will rl'all) run inlo >,(Jlnc b.,rltains, To slall Iht' }(';"Ir flU right \H' al\' ~ellilll:- two \·er} {:ood bur~. Ttl(' mt'ff;hilndise In qll('>,llon will J:"o fin l'ah' 11 J,lIluary lf49. as a J •• nuary .. '»<-....i.11. Th,' firsl it('m \H' will gh'l' you is un£" t}l)(' of uur (/('("1> frl'C"z(, units ThC"rc an.' finly <\ fc\\ of Ih(",,('. "'0 dun'l l)(' ;thh· 10 1·\t'Q
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har!:"l!n }OU will flntl an' lIlt' bicyd<.·s, TIl!'rl' arel ~'~NHI l.I'IIt'S ;It \':.rl')(I" Ilr!<'l'>i. ill \.IilJ II(' 1'(',lu('('d ('OrlsidC'r:tbly. \\.1' "/lUll \-IIU find thl'S(' bicycles ,111 f)Ulsl.lllding bar~,dn, \'an) uf }'Ill !l.\\,' _\our fI'· 41;,-,.ls in l"r ro"~'ld,_ "." tr~' 10 II 1\" till....., rdlt'd .tt I,·., ..t t·\I'r} 1("11 t1a~" ~ I\-Iwn .,.h(JI)~ll1l! al tht' ('('U1l;oI E'(chall~1' ,..lUfl b) lhe l'1"oord M'<'lion to 1>1"'1' i( your re, qu£".st has come in. ...our UDI!' tIl ~ t...~rl~!y~.~. ... plete wtth most. .11 tyn are MlVerl'll exceBent nldlo-phon. HER ~S RA"ft'Tr1 Hew Yorker HI TClI~ haJI !ullt been ~ Q 10n ograllh oomblnal\ons. eieht And tract by WarDer Bra... because, It II said. her lea· green orbt; have that melmeririag quality. nine tub(" lable modl."ls. two and making her tilm debut In "It't a GreGt Feeling:' currently filming mutical comedy la Tee lh«-e way portables AS welt as your old faithful the standard bel and Six nre mem1x>rs or lIend XOTI,'g, W"tCh for lht! bl¥ _Peelal battery portable. LnrJ::'C or small MI.' to l.>o;ll'l:llI.OOf\.1 llitt No. tl~ qUl:lrterli Company, Headquarlers \h .. llu",oJII I'X. !lets. whatever you may desire. Battallon, Marine Barracks. ~'ul: 1n,"'T: 1'..·0 Ilf!ctroom hOrTle. Hl':-;CIH', Try ont! Or our neW' Ilk you can find the type you are • • • "leotlY r.. rn\.lhed. Phone 0·.ld6 ~~t1. l...·"1 nlltlt. at II.. rx: ~ Ba.",. 'I'll" M'('('lHl
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hy for her work . . senior ost-at- the local 680 dUring the war, and later, tor- ht!r fine work 10 thl! same eal>:Icily when the usa became the ArrMd Forces Y1wlCA llUlt January, Mrs. B r 0 I her ton brings a wealth of experience to her new posH Ion. having terved ....11h the USO in krkanaaa, Geocgla and P10rtda "1nJm Be Ib'it1l 19l.1~ hIoId.n......... at :radio .-euon :-;0'1'1(;)01, Io"'uU I.... or Otfloe..• Cllll<' a • .,.... -Corporal JarrteI D. Wlnlate, and "ew INlDIottJ .... ONtl:d Ihlrl~. Al When the YMCA ~mcd the re-ll~n_\~ha..:...c.~J.:t~,~a_'_"- ";'''' IHeadqUarteN Company, Head lbe CO!!otlral PMl EI"hln~. MSCT BOWMAN lH't..ii1lEq bIllUe. Of, the~ .cretary ),tq.. qua-.. ""allon, Marln. 8"r- 10'0. Brothmon became ..., . . , ; .....1': fl'ur"bthed ~.Ilt'droono ._",-" In tht! Miami, Florida braQch- pany. Marine IS.:1rracks. to the racks. hUI been transferred 10 the hou~. ~·"Il(',-..t-Ill }",,.,I 1.;(110). A back injury. sutfered WnJ..I Millt."-· Police Compan)' for duty Naval Slation at Port Hueneme On I....."." III '.'Arl had. .\ddr_ :>.,,1 eng••ed in a practice aa.tne ( 1hf: only woman leCfelary In the ." Oo'o'an A ..... l .. rla ,I. I'hoo.. O'altlt' tt t as Commanding Onloe.r, California. for a cour!le of In 3>011. On;> Tnr I "'... Ia 11\";'\11,,101... football. wu serioua enoug~..: ~ Brotherton is a native or • • • structlon In Naval Justice. Cor nll.n-· TI... n Iry • 10,)1101 01 1001 lIOUP hospitalize Ihe Seraeanl Ma)'o Alabama and a (ormer school Major Victor x.. Harwick has poral Wingate will return to this "r a r.·.. 1 ,\Io!xk....n 1101 Tamalt>. AI of TVSBn. this werk. MSgt [)oil teacher. She WIS lNpervl80r 01 been llWgned to we Continuing Istalion upon completion of the I\n.' PX Mn,.ck llar. lei Bowman was trangferred~i ubl(c school music In Steele. Board lor Development ot Landcourse. 1l0l':iE: \\''''It COUI.I...... Ith "" clrU, MCRD, San Diego. b)' Sta P • • • tlr. rY n. x," I'8lt It h~lp ....Ith hou...- 1"1'>""""'. tor has'" MI--utl, and a le.-h" a' AI. Ing Veh'-'''' Tracked He relle\'es ( •• ... ,.. on '17 ~ _ - for ten""J 0 ur I ng IIIe pasI W("(", k I' Ie r I wo. I~O •.......lj.(luth roc... nmt'''dalN;m. M,.., , reatmen I of ap proxlmate1"'J •• kaJUlRS State Colhege a or J h II T , O'~ell .. • T"r,I... Pllcltic I>t. I'holl" • • • lowing naOll."d men were admit ~tr;ll. weeks. • CI T ted as patients to the US Na\'HI ;• yea.rs. Corporal and Mrll. \e!lter 'Hosp1tal Santa Margarita Ranch: P1Irker announced the arTival of a boy last Tuf!SdIlY at the depend, ·Sgt Herron, William B., from ent's hospital. Santa MargllritA HqCo, HqBn, MB. Hospital. COfl>oral I'arker Pvt Foremllll, Billy r·., from Th e I0 '10 wIng ., ar Ine Barrac k s Naval At tbe Mories tor Week ot January 7tb to l'tb I be of the 11th Marines. SlgBn. perlJOnnel have been promoted (0 s a mem r.. • • I·S \\'IXOS-Wallace Ford. 0.... ,1 Y.nd KI~. PPC Johnson. VerllQn S.. from ..I. 01\'1': 81101.·h':l'ltOO~·--Cor .. tlll Wlidf. I·a'rld. Knlchl, :Master Sergeant: Peter J. Folz. Post Bandsman. Technical Ser. SI.Bn. 11, IF WI:->T).;n ''·())IF:8-WaL''~r 1'loll('o!OtI. Debonth K"rr. Pete H. Gray. Othll F. Bullard. and Lee A, Wells. geanl Martin Elckman Is the PFC Lane. Gordon A.. from ,f. Yli:l.I.OW 8"T-o",~y I·eoctr. Ann ftllIter• .'. s~:el! ..:r I.IF~: 0 ..' WAI,TEn MIT'T\·_flttnn}· \·lrlfbt ... lil'.a.Jro. father of a son delivered to Mrs. NAD. Fallbrook. Calif. .1. l.:X~·,\ITll"·I·LL\· \'Ol'lUl-I:"~ ""rTI_. Ll"da Darnell_ Twenty·slx Olher Marine Bar· Elckman at the dependent's has· • .. • i. 1.o.\VJo;U PI8TOLS-Gent: Alllry. Harba .... Hrillon. racks men were promoted to pltal last Tuesda)'. PF'C R. E. Davis has been 'mns, 8. STHAXG~: )111...-1, CRA.~Io:-"'arJorle l.ord. RobP:rl Hlt:u ..... the rank 01 Technical Sergeant • • • ferred from IIqBn. to the Marine II. 8Tltl" ..: IT ltlCfI-kod {·.""'ron. Oon (,"'al~. and Stall Sera:eant. 5er{:cant Sidney S. Bryant. Ma- Barrack.. Naval Sial lon, san Di· 10, ... ~ OLD f'ASIIIO_'\,;D OIlU.--<.:lorl.. Jean. JImmy L,.dt\ll. II. TIl ...·r Woxn~:HJoTI. l'!lIlF: Tyrone p",,·er, Gene TlerlW')'. To TS&t-' Curtis Mayo, George rillt! Corps Supply Depot, has ego. l:l. Hill t:11'\'-MII1f"rd O'lIrl.. n. !lo!.>erl Pn.'1lWll. A. Payne. C'etus P. McGrath, been transferred to Qunntico, Vir· la, AC"l' 0 ..• \-IOLExeJo;_\·I\Il llftlln. Hot...·rl (I)·an. Thomas W, Maynnrd, Denver P. glnla. ror discharge. Bates. Roy Patterson. Earl E. • • • Marine Officer Maintains TIH8 McnJoJDUl.lil SUDJECT TO CH ... NGE WITHOUT Nl;tTIClIll Clapp, Sewell S, Sickels. James Sgl Bruce D. Brown, 1'VS Bn, Perlect Record at M.I.T. THEATRE FHI. SAT. SUN. MON. TUES. WED. 'C.2:" E. Rich, Robert J. Little, and Mark and Sst Norman Venable. Hq. It_1'-' I II 10 11 12 11 'E. Pryor. Bn. have been I ransterretl 10 Creat (SEA)-A perrcct. three.8Cmes. To SSgt: George w. Creen, Br)'. Lakes. illinois. for d!.schllrge. ter record oC 5.0 has ~n main 1:1-'1'-1 u thol Knlghl. Richard C. Allen, .. .. • tslned by a Marine Corps ortiC'l'r u Charles L. Spencer Jr.. ~Byrd V. Corporals A. L. SChwartz Jr" H. allendlng graduate school at the I6-T-l Wadde11. Damon M. Grimes. WH· E. Waite. and V. Yeall:er, and Pri· Massaehuselts lnstitute of Tech- NAD a Uarn C. Rodat. Gordon E. Buren. \'ates First Clasa R. H. ElUs. J. P. nology. Cambridge. Maas.. :!~·It-~ Harold 1.. Bearden. Oma D. Day, Clltesp'e. 1. J. Joyal. and 1. D. Jr.• Ted J. Beckrr. lUchael D. Far· )lounts. have been translerred This f",'labl~ acnleyelNtnt has "'-1'-1 a reU. John W\o-"Qu*l Marvbt J. from S1r:;t1a], BattaUon to the First been realized by First Lleult!nanl ~I-T-l U!PberJ. aDI,Don\ld P.-Monroe. Kp,rine.Dh'WOnJordul)' as Radlo Doztald H. Brooks. U3MC. attend • • • Operators. jng the U. S. Naval School of :'-T-~ &aft Serreant and Mrs. WU• 9' • Electronics Englnffflna: at ~U.T, STABTnfG TDIES nam Adanu are now the proud Private. Flnt Class Geran! C. Subjects studied by Lleutenllnt parents or a.boy. born TuesdV at Gruel>el and Walter E. Six have Brooks. who holds at bachelor of ,he Santa Marprlta l'favaJ Jlols.. ~n aa1gneCI tamj'>Orary dutY at IlC'lence degree In electrical engl. lia1's dependent', ward. the san Diego Naval Air Station, neerlng from the U, S..Naval • • • , In collnect:lOll with on-too-job Academy, Include radl\), rlldar, Captain 'Jack II.. SmUh had~fll training at the Fleet Air Photo· BOnar. atomic structure. "tid nu$I; ~ arJlphJc LatM>ratof'Y there. Grue· clear physics.
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