The Pendleton Scout - Vol. 5, No. 1 - Jan 1, 1947

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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NUMBER 1

ALL POST EXCHANGES WILL BE CLOSED FOR THREE DAY PERIOD

RESERVE UNITS TO TRAIN HERE

All Camp Pen<.llctoll Po::.l ExApproximately .,000 members rr change activltle. \liD be dosed the Orglllliz.ed Rl"flerve of the UniMonda)'. Turuay and \\·~<1nesd:r.y ted Slates Marine Cotpll will par· uf nex: wt.-ek fur inventory (ud tlclpate in Intl'rL!Ilvc training prob~djlililmcnt oC 11rl<:C•. lem" to be held at C3mp Pendlelo;: The f'0!l1 Exchnnge OHio.'r 'Ill- from June to AlIgll~t this year nOllnted early this w('cl< that according to WON reeth.ed laal Mcllin~~

prlcell 011 mcrch:mdisc nuw wcck from WlL9hhllrton.

marked lit IClilI than 50 cellts lU'~

Twcnty·one units of the Rc· Ire rcmnrkc<! to th.-: ncnrclIt serve, representing the western In,,tcnd of to the nen~~ half or the Uniletl SUltes lind sev· five cent level. eral Easlcrn StlltelJ, will take Thill chang"e will a.mount to an their awnmer tn.lIllng hcre. Each increnFcd lI:<vlngll fo!'

C:unPcn unit wiU be hcre tor two week", men who do mUlIl ol their pur. with new organi:tatlona arrivln.... chasing Crom 10'::1\1 rx facilitle•. and departing each week througbPreviousl)' merchandise WB3 out the period from 1 June to 22 priced at the next highest nickel Augwl.. mark .ner the ne<:e",,,,ry ltellln;,; Intormation receive<! here con· price had been determined. NoW the prices on man, Items will be cernlng the summer training proroduct'U front I to 3 cents eaCh gram for reservell atated that act· in line with the new policy. giv- ual number oC men and units to Ing ),f3,.rlnl"ll fl. IItll! grel\ter bu)'_ participate in the program cannot ing power for their dollar at the definitely be Stt l;lt thLs time, but that the fJgures atated above coulll Post EJtchange.

Chrl~tmas 1:I1lh~1l Ilt Post Ex- be conaldered lUI preaent estichnnge activities here were ex- mate".

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HECIWITI~G OFFICEU for Camp I'endleton. Major Georke G. RyHtl. and his staff are pidllrN as the,. stud,. pl.n!! lor a new reeruitinJ: drin...Standink Icft to rilth(: MSct I'aul R. tNan. SS«t Clirrord V. MorroO\', Captain Frank A. :,\UII('r. and ;USct William M. Chenty,

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CAMP RECRUITING OFFICE BEING ENLARGED TO IMPROVE SERVICE As II pa.rt of the Marlnc COrps' Btep(>('d·up recruIting program, the Ctunp Pendleton recruiting ntflc~ Is bein; greatly cnlarged bolll in pcr$Oonel and In facilltles for offering better servict to 10eal Marines, Major ("o(!Orge W. Ry1'fel, Recruiting Officer, dllIelo:,~1 Yf'llterdl\Y. Approximalely one-half or the prC."'>.....,l lotal of Mllrines are N'rvin;; on tll.'()-year enlistments which are due to expire during the flrat nlne montha ot 194.8. To mA.lntllln the Corl'lI At IllI pres.ent high atnndard.!l of efficicncy Headquarters, U. S. lora r I n e Corps, recently 'llnnounced the 8tlirl of a concerted drive to ob· taln exten"ions ot .enll:rtrnents flnd rt-enll:rtmenlJl from as many Marin" I.S possible. In oreler to ncqU4tnt men now serving in the Corpa with the multlple advantagca offered In a choice of the lI.larlne.a for a career, recruiting Offlcea In e\'Cry post and ataUon have been expanded.

Major George G. Rytfel lUI Camp Pendleton RecrUiting Offlo..:l captain Frank Miller baa: beel nllmo!d:\9 aMlatant to ~1ajor Ryrfel, and )owter Serge:'!nt (""heney.

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CAMPEN TO GO ON S-DAY WE,EK

Announcement Wall made thl week that atartlng on 6 January 194.7, tho Marine TraIning and Re_ placement Commanl1 at CAmp Pendleton will go on a nve-day work week. Hereafter holiday rou· tine will normally proeml Ilt Camp Pendleton on Saturday aa well U Sunday.

Tbe new work schedule WlUl IICt torth 1Il Area. General Order 1884.6. to be etfeetive the ttm week of January. Under the new schedwe Oon:m:qandlng Officers ue au· t.borlud to use saturday mQmF1tl1t lItep taken locally In th" !.Dp lor mUltary function&: at drive "... the Ullgnment- of their dl8eret1on.

trcmely ,:;:rnUf)'llIfZ'. the PMt Exehan,:;:e Officer disclo.<;ed.

Mer. ehandl!lC moverl rapldi;' r.s CfUnPe., pt'rsonnC!I I.ook ad\'antag'! of the ""Ido'! >-cleellonll of li:ifts of· fered lit the Gift Shop and PX·II. M6r.da)· and TUeJl(lay. January 6 and 7 the actlvltl~ wlll huM inventor)'. anll \Vednuday. 8 Jan_ unry will bf. devoted 10 remarking prices on merchandise af· rect~ by the new seiling prle# policy. All PX facllitie" will agaJn be open for business on Thursday. 1) January.

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RECFPTION TODAY AT 12 OFFICERS' (I"B

• -,.v A reception for Lieutenant General and :Mra. H .. SChmidt will be held thl, afternoon fro,n 1600 to 1800 at 13.Qa.1.

Thill reception 11I.an '!At Home" for General andl, Mrs..o sthmJdt aDd will conatitute a call made and returned. All eam.J! Pendle. tAm offiocrs and Uldr )a4I." are InTIted. Un.U'orm. fQl' oWcen wlll be winter service "A".

The Commanding ~neral or Camp Pendleton ....111 have 8uper. vl810n anll control ot the sum.mer training acU,·ltiell. The training b to emphasize study of new wea. pons and techniques developed .lDee the cloac of hosWitles, and I.s Intended to preaent u .D1uch combat realism I.S pra.cUcal.

Reserve units stationed in most eutem Statea will receive com. pe.ra.ble training during the "urn. mer at Camp Lejeune, giving all members ot the OrglLlll:ud Re8erv.' t k a wo wee 'a tralnlng course anl1 flel~ work.

Althougb conalderable variatJon from the advance schedule may be encoWltered, tentative plans' list tbo following Wllts of tho Organized Reserve to be expected here for the nmuner training. 11th Infantry Un, See.tUo, WUblngton: 14.Ut. Engtneer Co., Ng York; 2nd 10lhn,ln HowB.D, U. Angel.; 12th Signal CO., l.o.

Angelee; 13th Intanlry Bn. I..o.

ADgeJea; 14.tb IntU1try BIl,. Port· land. Ongon; 15th tnf&!l.try Brt 1f'"000lon, Texuj 12th Inlantry Bn. (Conlll:ued on Page 2)

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WEDNESDAY. I JANUARY, 194)

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MARINE OF THE WEEK The 6th Marine Regiment provides the candidate for the story of Marine of the \Veck III thlJl ... edlUon. He Is Ma:>ter Sers:eant Willard E Brown and MlUIsachusetts is the state that claims him as its own, It seems that after graduatins:: from Lynn English High, where J basketball was his favorite sport, ho entered a reerulUng office In December 1928 and there the story starts,

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Th(' 3nl Marine Brigade. whidi Ims been <;"I'owing in size con I<I,mtly. has completed its mO'f ing- operation!! from 12 area 10, ]3 al"~a.

Brig-ade Headlluartel Is now located 1n buUdin 13-U-l.

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Thc Brigade Headquarters pn viollsly had been in bUildln l 12-B-3 and during- tllC month 1 has been slowly moving into ] area. Friday, Dcc(,lllbcr 27, 6&' lhe completion of thc change. A ;.'el 13 ItlC158 hall is not open bl:t it i15 expccl<1<! to be jJut in OJ') erntioll for :lrd Brigade perllOno. in the ncar futor',.

CLASSIFIED INFO The SCOUT receives lll.llny cal during the course of 11 week *"1 to l~ proced1lre to be followt in plilcing a classifie(1 nd In l~. columns. This artlcle Is Intendlld to aid in clearing up quesl!olll conceming the method used.

RESERVES TRAIN

This column h;lli b('cn a grel aid for local marin.;;:!:! and t.i.< SCOUT will IN happy to plat' [Illy elassifi{'d mutcr;ul you ha, In its column.

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SEA) - Veterans Administra~ tion e6timated the veteran popu lalion at nearly 17,!l00,000 on 1 November, fin increase of more lJIan 160,000 over Sept. 30,

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ro.t Chap~l Sunday MUll, 0800 Dally M"a.", 1515

Conruslon. berorCl each Maaa.

Novenl. each Monda)'. USO.

C&m1> Del Mar (SI-T-I) Sunay !.taM. 1000.

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r.&<tTf:!lrANT PolJt Chl.p.Cl1 Sunday. Divine S"rvlca. 0900.

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P-LA=Y=I-N-'-P---'-OS-T-----,:-:.-S-PO-R-TS=::::c:;CAMP TEAM LOSES TO OCEANSIDE or ",to"' FIVE ON LOCAL COURT, 43-35 BA"SKETBALL IJIrAGUE STARTS ~ to C",pt" " "Openll tho lIporllJ: history up today In tile beat New Years fashion by pre-

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Pendleton basketball team dropped 1Io00t11er dose

_nUng what IIlJlOUJltJJ to II hang- game Monday nighl, this time to all Oceanside Independent club, by O\'U from 1946, an unpreeed.ented II seore of 43 Sli. The local eagel'S held the lead (or three qUill;.

Two leagues h,we been organl7.- array of boWl gllmes to write the ten of the game but faded in the cloling minutes to drop the d.. tel for Intra-pOlIt bll.llketball at tlnal line! In lhe record or the pu- cision. Tho game WliS played 1\1 13-T-1. camp Pendloton during the com- IIlng pipkin Illlrade. :....________ Sehed"le ror ploy In the $CeIPg IH!lUIOn, Will, play slated to Ma.ny of the team.. whIch are ond halt or the 11lh Naval Dis-.art 00Il 6 .January. out bowling lOday experienced lit.

Irlel AIl-Slar lugtl'e WlllI allNamed the "American Lcague tle better U13n .\'cuge aeaao~ 111 nollDeNI la~t week, ,,'Vlng Camp -{ "NaUonlll League:' each loop 1946, but pmctically all the bowls I f'cntll ..ton ei<:,ht leaK'le g~, rn,poscd of .Ix tennIS from will be packed to capacity and four uf them at home.

Ca.m.p Pelldletoll organizations, thousands of other (ans who wantThe Cll.mPen·$ 0pclllng tllt In and will play a double ruund-rob- ed to view the proceedlnp wtll coofercnee play will be <'>0 10 in aehedu.Je to determine league have to be content with catching the play-b)'-play aocouna from January when the :--avy Hosp'tal ~ cbamplonahlpe. their 1'lUl10l. team from Corona Invades tb.Four g)'ms will be used for lhe The SCOUT's Inexpert ery.stal loeal court, The next four game• • tra·pofIt games, FallbrOOk Naval will IN 1,ln)'c.J awny from honle, Anununltloll Depot will pillY home gazer struggled tbrough the sea. lind then the Cowboys will piny ,.a.zn.ee at Fallbrook, while the Sig- IIOIl with a 78 per cellt average on host to NAS, Mj'l4mar and ~tCn Illl1 Baltalion and Tracked Vehicle the gridiron pick., and h ... decld~d teana In that onter. with the Ilin Balt,aUon gym. are l\l~ to be used to try once more to tab the viethree home game. slIHed for to addlUon to J3-T-1. Three gam~ tonGUS eJel'ens in advance justl ,.. "'-,-bruary a, .... nd 12. wUl be played each Monday, Wed- to gel the new year .tarted of( In In lhe (Irat halt o( the leabOe llesc1ay I\l1d Thul'>lday, conthtuing the right dlreetlon, Having al_ &CalIOn, M(;B (rom San Diego 5!-rough 19 February when the ready helped to provo that predie. tlons aro usually wroni', here are copped the crown after It tough tc:bedule will be completed. tighl, and thWl qualified (or the Rulea and regulatlol\S for lh the pleklll for today'. leadln6 ga.m~: leaguc pla)'-ofls. ~llrunKr and lilaguea were dra",,'ll up at lL meetthe HOlIpttal COrps elubs f1nlllh~-d !Qg ot managcrs of all leams In ROSE BOWL-Any Big Nine in a three-WllY l~ With N1'C lor tho leaguell and the Area Athletic champion must be good, but IllinEItNIE CAS~;, llCI,A'1l All- IUIln"r up honors. ncer. All play will be governed ois needed severnl lucky breaks to tho Offlc:.1al BlLIIketball Rull'll take the crown. The Bruhu are Anlerinn QUllrtcorbllck, "ho "ill All eight team. that plR)'etJ II' the National COJllJniUee, and In (or a tough day but abould ml.!'k lead the Brllins in Ihe ROlle no... 1 thll (,,,,t hair schedule ujljlellred rep-resentatlvelll of each local team up their first Rose Bowl triumph, came 'lIain.~t Illinoil today. Case. o.'\·enly nmlche.J. With only two trUl make up lhe membersblp 01 SUCAR BOWL-With • man the Cda..,. ~parkplulI, ia (; ft, 10 pm". ~paratlllg the tlrllt placQ a governing bo<Iy to supervise In- like Charlie Tripp; around Geor- in. t.1l lind l'l"eighK 170 poundll. and Ill:venth place dUM In ti,.; tra-post piny, with tho Aren AUI- gia mtea lL pair ot tOUChdowns slandlngs, CKlI1Pen'II COWbo)'1I IeUc Officer as lIenlor member 0 better tban North Carolina. will be III l'a.,t competition, but the board_ ORANCE BOWL - ~e_a .....ith the team Kraduall)' l:ain1n", Badly needed to aQure the sue and Rice .tack up about enn, but .lrength from inereaaecl pracUce ~.ss ot the two leagu~ are ortie ~lI:olOII!l a.nd 110'..... men JOlnlllg the lbe Vola wnmlly win the close ialB to eall the ~mes. Lieutenant onea and should take thls. lIQulld, they IlhOllld b<l In U1C thlc:1 Entry blanks fnr the San Die;:oo o( the pennUllt racc.

Sagar, Athletic Ottlcer, Teporte<l COTTON BOWL-On CQmpara tha.t no VOlunteers htul been obDally Journul Golden CIQ\'ell: tour_ LIve lICOrel, LSU gets the nod over &~\'eral glU'lU:'ll \\ hi be schedtained to officiate, and he l$Sued ney have been recelv.-x1 by thll uled (or the local JI\'e III IIdd,tlOll ArklUllNl.t, • call tor anyone who ~s1~ to to those III league play, Tent:._ 'CATOR BOWL _ Oklahoma' Area Atblellc Officf'r. belp in ronning ort the achcdule In'e aflallg mcnlll haH' beo:n by acting as a referee or other of- up and down Soone" should bea The tourney ls Mlated (or Jan ma,.~ for II g,lllle \\lth l~l Tor;> ficial at the g-amell. Marine. who North CaroUna State b)' 13 points OIL BOWL--Georgll Tech ove uary 29 and 31. ami nil entr",J, here un 10 J:.nuar)', and other wl.eh to u\ke pnrl ill the bnsketmust be Iluhmitted prior to 110UII non-Ieaguc affairs Will biJ lined blJl progru.m arc urgcd to contact St. Mary",.

All local galllCS will biJ Ueutenant Sagar In building lSALAMO BOWL - Han:Jln-8Im on the 27th ot January, jUlll tll,O up. mOll!ll over Denver. d:\ys before the start o( tho 1)layed OIl the 13-T-t eoul"t WlIh .0\._1.

SUN BOWL_ Cincinnati tI flghill. S\.'i'ne of the toomey will ltartlng t1l,lle Il$lt'd llll 2000_ Teanul entering thc two leagues take Virginia. Tech. be the "'ederl\l Athlelle ('hlb i'l I'Jo"'(- Phlll'l); or til,], Signal Bat_ ,.re: CICAR BO\VL-DoI!lWlU'o ovm' San Diego, and all amllteur bJ"- talion, I)IIC or the rt'etnt a,hJit\.)n1 IAMERICA.c.... lXA(;U"~ RoUln8. flrs In thls area of Southern CIlI_ to tht! {;'lUnP"n lIQu:.d. Ilas been ;'C" Company, Signal Bn; "B" l(olTlla are f!lig1b~:! to COIllI>t:te "bowing up wcll ill practice and ConlPe.ny, Signal Gn; Headq~ar- service Co VS N.Ammo.DepL 13 for the many pri~" and ...·.r..la. III expected to adcJ alNllcth II. tent Company, HqBn; MedlC:all T-1.

Onl)' two Camp Pendleton men th'!. Co\\ boy q'Jlnta, Ind ae~'eral new_comer. have looked Company, HqBn; Bervlce ComNATIONAL LEACUE have indicatet.\ a dellire to enlS other pany, HqBn; and Naval Ammun8 January, 1947 the tourney so far, the Athletic ...-~II In scrimmage., Team pla_~ tuon Depot, Fa.llbrook, casual Co va TVS nn IS-T-t Orrleer "ald, In pallt )'eara many Is smoothing Ollt, and the boys' lrol"A"X'IONAL Lf',.AOOr; "A" Co, StgBn va HqCo,SlgBn, Marinea from CamPen :uI well as floor giUn(! and pallSing are Im_ ",A." Company, Signal 80; HeadSignal Bo. other statiOIUl in lhe area ha\'e proving, Li~utenant Cheney. team qu.arl-ers COmpany, Signal Bn; Hoe:pltal VI Motor Trana. 13·T·1 entered the tournament, and 8llV coach alated, a.nd CamPen .hould win its share of games (rOIll CasUAl Company, Hq8n; Track~ AMERICAN LEAGII3J!: ral bo:Jters ha'o"f! K'lnol on from here In .

Vehicle School .BattallO~; , Navy 9 .January, 19H there to win lectlonal and naUona1 B08'pitn.l, Santa, Margtlflta, Mot- MedCO, VII Service Co, IS-T-l honor". or 'rro..nspof"t Company, HqBn. "B" Co, 8igBn va N,Ammo,Rep. (SEA)-Approximately 1,647,_ nrat week's aehedu.Je followa: FaUbrook.

Full InforlUll.tlon may be 01>- 000 l·etera.. ate receiving A.MEJUCAN LEAGUE "C'" Co,SlgBn va HqCo, HqBn. 13- tamed from the Area Athletk: montbly paymenli a. a result 63 nuary 1947 T-l.

Officer In building I5--A_t, who at di&:lbilitiu incurred in the Bn Medical Co, 13-T-l Camea at 13·T·l wiU ltart At \\--ill nlllO IUlSlst all Marine. wtv, armed forces during world war ~CO, ~I Bn va "B" Q), SlgBn 1830 and at 2000. G8.m:('S at other wl"h to enter In prellarlng lLl\d II, the Veterans AdmiAi,tratlol\ C'· Co, gsn gyD1Il will atart at IIlB(). sUbmitting their entry. reported, Signal ' M

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SANTA PAYS VISIT TO HOSPITAL AND LEAVES ACHRISTMAS BABY

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I. TllF. LOC"I'::T-L:uanlle Day. Brinn Ah~rn....

2. \\"II.D WE8T-J·;..h ll... D,'nn. Ho)~~';)... At"....

3. I~H~;:-:Cll:lI,\!<:·S CBI·:EK-J ..>nn }'onl:Llne. ,\rtnro ,Ie Cordova. t, 1··.\TlULOUS SUXA!<:NE-n"rbara ilrllton, HUll)' Vnlll!(:.

5, STI:lI~~~ :In: l'I:-JK-E,hlle Cantur. 1':tl",1 Mer",,, ...

6. SUSlI:: ST~;PS OlJ'I'_IJ;whl IJru~. Ch>t ...~ Caltlwdl.

•. ALIAS :l1It, TWILlGI-IT_:\lIchlld O":,,w, Tru'l)' :It:\r~hIIll. S. L.~lJr I" TIU: LAKJ':_I_:ob"r( o\lnlltJ(nn'Cr~·. A'hl ....y Troller.

9. nr:-:CRB-l,'r""k ,\H~'rll'o", B"rhara IIQ~".

'10. TJlF; rl.,\IN"SM,\N" ":-:0 THE 1.,\DY_Wllllam 1~lllott, Vera ltalston.

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I'ENDLETO:;';'S Christmas bab", the son of AMM2Ic

Ray Edward Mead lind Mrs. Mead, arril"l."d at Hallin !\fargarit:l Hos-

pital early Christma!l morning...Holding the infant Mead is Lieutenant Helen Hale, Dune. wall. he ptlCkerNI up his fac,a

By W. P. Smith. v.1lh un altltude ot "What's the Tho custom on Christmas mom· u~, I won't gel any sleep till Ing Is to rush to the tree anti they get the picture" and lei Ull gasp in amazement at the grand start him on the road to fame.

The father of the hero of this array of presents that Santa Claua delivered during his vialt story III a aa.1Ior stationed at the that night. 'rhere arc the usual Naval Air Station at MIramar array of Ilea of all colors and [tRy Edward Mead A'-IM2/c Is descriptlonll for the men in the his fUll name \\~ found out durfamily and dresoos and silk ing- the few minutes he took his eyes from Santa's surprise. The lltocklnga for the womCIl. '-{eltd family reside In Carlsb3d, But for Mrs. Gladys Mead, at Caiifonlla. Assisting Saint Nick the !-'amlly Clinic, Santa Marga- in hig delivery WBa Dr. M. L. rita Naval Hospital. that merry Duchon. old gentleman \\;111. the white whiskers and'red suit really did his utmost to spread happiness when he gave the overworked stork a night of rest and took it on himself to deliver a bouncing baby boy to the Mead family on ChrlsLma.s morning.

Tl1ll recently completed gym in ,When thE- Scout photographer huildlng 13-T-l Is open every and reporter heard the news of Wednesday afternoon and all Santa's act they immediately e\'Cnings for use by CamPen Mngrabbed a camera and a pad of rines, the Area Athletic Officer paper, Upon arriving at the revealed this week. clinic to view the little fellow Striking bags and gloves, rowthey were immediately bundled ing machines. wrestling' mats, into tnll.!Iks. gO\\'llS. and cap.'!. find other equipment Is avallabl~ But after all old Saint NIck for lUlyone who cares to use II, doesn't do this every day 80 with Lieuttnant Sagar lIt3tcd. Few -of a amlling tace and a mouthfUl of Lhe men have been vlsltlng We mask they aaw the little celebrity ~YTII in the past felY weeks, and and took, It Is belieVed. his flnt Liutenant Sagar announced that picture and gave him hls first all hands are Invited to make Illtervlew, use of the facilities tbere, "EveryHe .took aU the tuail and bother thlnb' Is In readiness for the Ma, with an all' or dIgnity that only rlnes who w1.lIh to start getting those oertaJn few pollgess, With IIOffiQ workouts," Lieutenant Saa burp, a gurgle, and a slight gar said.

GYM OPEN FOR ALL MARINES

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By Sgt. Ed Lloyd, Jr, LADY IN THE LAKE-New in the face or rnpvie goers to the extent that neVl'r before has a man directed, plays the leading role, and tell the story 1n tirat perlJOD, You Ree the cvcntR just lUI he did.

Worth looking Into,

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THE PLAINSMAN AND THE LADY-The frontier days are back again, this about a pony express linking Missouri and eautomla. Probably would have had (Contillued fmnl llag-e 1) more lJUeCeSiJ had they used the MII!'tel' Serg-eaOlt Deall, and Stun mule.

Sergeant :'.Iorrow are the lionDANGEROUS MILLIONSCOlllrnissione<l offiNrs nSi,t:"IlNI tll Who Js the best man! That ls the ,'Issist in the progl'ltlll. In lid.!;· question. A shipping nutgnate :ioll to the:<e officers and me!~. l';l!vernl others will be ad(led to tries to find out-you will it )'ou sea the picture, the clerical staff.

Now l,ocated In building H-Ba-l, WOMAN CHASES MAN-AnIhe !tecnlillng Office ill to bc other oLdie released in 193:; moved to 12-I-S next week. where should be Interesting w1.th Joel more room will ·be available, and McCrea and Miriam. Hopkins, ",hoere the office will be morc THE MAGNIFICENT DOLL readily accessible to local pel'sonThe early years or Dolly Madlnel. son's Ufe, any resemblance be"Our purpos<l ami objective." tween events In the picture &lid r,!ajor Ryffel stated, "is not only A.Jnerlcan history are purely coto enlist as many Marines as we Incidental. can. but also to help In dissemlnnllng important information to ~_-----_ Marines eoncenling the man)' directly connected with the mat, worthv·hil.:l advantages Which tlle ter of enllslment:,s wlll be issued Marine Corps has to offer_ WE' from the Recruiting Office. :Mawill kc....p our office Ojltn every jor Ryffel explained.

Informaday to be of service to Ute Camp tion coneernlng dependents. transand the Corps, and It Is our de_ portation. money allOWanOC1l, resire to render all poaaible aasi8t- tirement benefits, and other subance to th~ ~n stationed here." jects will be offered by the ReMany types of information not cruiting Office.

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