..' .1' "' I --_. ':':' -.-', " , ; . .1',... 29 November, 1945 JAX AIR NEWS. Page Seven :', [ Commercial I ALL THE BEST HAD TWENTY tMr seriously depleted that the last- made strikes with more than 1600 complete for two bedroom. resort Kamikaze tactics were planes sank 40 and damaged 94 Urine room, dinette set, porch and yard adopted. Japanese industrial activ- Japanese combatant vessels sank equipment and floor lamp include All book only ihelvei two ,month.table ity on the mainland had been dis- 355 and damaged 779 noncombatant - old. Call any time at 444 Ulmer St., rupted and sea lanes cut off by our vessels, and shot down or i. Tlmuquana Manor, mil* and half north planes operating from carriers and damaged 2,737 aircraft. of ba... .._ __ captured island strongholds. The While these unprecedented naval - !;' Ono .boy'. bicycle, U-incli wheel. Alt r main resistance was confined to air surface and sub-surfac '_y' one Alaskan pony full-length coat dyed the scattered Nip army which was actions were in progress the Pots- : brown III' 18. Call 85(2 or apply in dam dispersed over a wide area. declaration was issued. Atom y at S1I3 H Gibb'Ave., Dewey ;,. Park.peroon v The Commander in Chief United io bombs were dropped. The Rus States Pacific Fleet and Pacific sians entered the war. The Japa '1 1'hiiro car rauio. custom built for between Ocean Areas together with the nese surrendered.In . '30 and '40 model .Ford Barter, :tl n. K. WAVES Galley. Commander in Chief Army mid-August as the war end- Ij.A Forces Pacific had formulated ed, the United States Navy had '1 1. room.. rugs of furniture, household, dishes artirle, liriiif*. etc.roomdraee. To plans for the invasion and occupation I in the Pacific 90 per cent of its bo Mid by Dec. :3. 372 A Kilcy Are, of the main Japanese Is- combatant vessels of submarinesize Dewey iark. lands. The operations were to con or larger and 42 per cent of, 11I- i7 ..- 3.naero 4NAdRo.-"" ""row<",r.""' '' <\" >1".It>'''''' 0. Lit.: HUT. Point DropContinued Big r Man' bicycle, 11$. and 3-4 sirs walnut USS Utah (berated As A Fleet I bed for token price Lt. Hart' at rxt. from Page One Continued from Page One (11. ary.Male the Fast Carrier Task Forces of ' Trainer Before the 41 Disastercause '37 Naili. kuiba.y .sedan radio heater, specialists (I), storekeepers the Third Fleet under Admiral over-drive, double Ignition 4 new ti..., (D), specialists (X) transportation - good condition '15u. C. It. JIt.,, Allle. ai"l with William F. "Bull" Halsey and the hospital llrk. *. .0i. corpsmen late Vice Admiral John S. Mc- When the Japs sank the USS speclaltyn physical therapy or oc- of a shortage of materials it Utah at Pearl Harbor they knew Cain. During the landings on the not into effect until last tojuplcU how Jurniihmgc Living cupational therapy will have criti- was put room bedroom dining. room and kitchen cal score of 14 on 1 January. Japanese mainland prior to the they had gotten a battleship but month. Governor H. B. Maw has utensils, curtiini, rugi. % cry rea- signing of the formal surrender they didn't know that the Utah to have such memorial aonable. Lt. W. Mrbuire, 475J lioiwoodKr. Female yeomen, specialists (C), documents aboard the USS Missouri was the fleet's experimental lab- agreed a designed and it will bear the .. Ulrerd.le Oirdenn.'It mailmen and storekeepers except ortary ship and anti-aircraft trainIng - on 2 September the Ticon- of the 60 who . names SKD will continue to need 29 men perished.In ( ) vessel. This fact was revealed Convertible Ford coupe Martin Paul deroga was in Tokyo waters with April 1941 the Utah fit- 1 was Mure, AMMlc JI'.... K or call 8631.! points. other units of the Third Fleet by the Navy Department last week , pro- ted out with the latest and finest 41 lord convertible Lt. Quay. hut. 47*. The table of others is as .fol- viding air cover. in a special release telling how the : anti-aircraft quipment availableand '4* Mercury, radio and healer excellent lows:. left survivors of the original crew have On 20 September the carrier manned with especially selected motor .apt. Cavell tit. 81]}. Aviators turned over $1,000 of ship's service I orriCCKS (Except: ) Tokyo Bay and headed for the personnel to fit her for her new funds to the Governor of Utah to Male Female House trailer, '41 model 1'r.aitio Schooner U. S. with a load of high point double job of training gunners and er, ft., deep 4, gas stove, fuel oil, Mill. Female (MC) (NC) men ready for discharge stoppingat purchase a memorial plaque In dive bombing crews. The ship was heater, eleetricbrakei, good tires good Prc/ent 48 32 S3 32 honor of their shipmates. in school afloat reality a trianing Pearl Harbor After unloadingat , condition; also old* room HilO. Victory Dee 1 e 44 30 53 32 The Utah still lies nine-tenths bicycle (m.n'.), good condition Sea \\. San Francisco the ship returned and worked with carrier groups. ('. Hatfirld, Davis frailer lamp. Jan. 1 41 29 11 32 to Pearl Harbor for another submerged, but part of her crew Gunners aboard the Utah /learned OH'IOKS.: (Aviators) load of for was assigned to other ships and what it was like to have planesroar ' personnel ready I i piece breakout. suite dolid oak), Hollywood tep- I part remained at Pearl to assist in I bed. Ironing; board linoleum liz Fnalgn JG'i A Uj aration. She was back in the In at them and the dive 7x12. J81JA Norman bt., Dewey l'.rk, Prevent 20 39 state's in late October in time to salvage work on all the vessels bomber crews learned their Individual call after 5.00. damaged in the raid. Most of her l>4e. 1 20 34 participate in the Navy Day cele- art with a live moving I men killed on 7 December 1941 '32 Plymouth .sedan 4 new tire, motor Jan. 1 20 30KNMSTEI bration: at Tacoma Wash. From target. need working on, upholstery i I. r.- ) there Comdr. Grange was ordered died under the machine guns of The Utah is responsible for the conditioned. 1121. Long kit. 2iJ. strafing enemy planes and not high-accuracy gunnery and bomb- 1 dining room table and 4 chatrsi 1 Ml Female to Jacksonville from the bombing attack. ing that forces later couch 1 rocker. chair 1 straight back Present 41 26 The new communications officer enemy caught chain 1 large rug X doubt beds Dec. 1 70 J 24 The plan for a memorial plaqueto from the planes of the carriers pring and maltresse.l 4 large chests 24 I won national recognition duringthe be placed in the state capitol of Lexington Saratoga and Enter- of drawer, and 1 small) 1 boudoir table Dee IS :17 1926 Miami hurricane when asa Utah was made long ago but be- prise. and mirror) 19 pairs of curtains] 1 Jan 1 *t 23 radioman second class in the . -- -- --- -- ----- ---- .metal.. table bookcaie! and )1 2 table end lamp table,good and con cof- At the local separation center I reserve he received a commendation Det-ails dition.. Lt. C. Smith tit. hUh the number of dischargees continues from the Chief of Naval Operations Navy Had Advance Invasion to grow and Is now going to- for emergency radio work I 'new 42 Meet-line tire. Lt.(Chevrolet Of) Lowder low -nileuge 11 Ida. ill, 4, wards the 30,000-mark after hav- in establishing communications Before Landing On Enemy Beachhead U.... 211.Motorcycle. ing passed 20,000 on 18 November. with the southern part of Florid) I " ".41" x __ through his amateur radio station When the Navy moved in to land 41 Harley-Davidion , new paint.job I>. K. Fisher 1212 fal- -- W4HZ which he has operated since troops on an enemy beachhead, or ing sister ships were transferredto bob Av*. Life 1920. All other means of com- Great Britain in 1940. .. / In A hauled supplies half around the munication were out as a result of The Allen her 2S Ford eOIlP.--I; ;;;; tire, radio and began career with eater, excellent condition ('.u ,MI.. the high winds. world or prepared to do battle at the Atlantic Fleet in 1917, servingas ; was regularly issuing came last March _la ASSURED of a job. He must have Additional! rands Turned Over la Community over 80 a month and more and has directed the Catholic chap- " ... V..d.ar In good condition. Ens. Sha- Wr Fund Direrl. than 50,000,000 copies el choir in addition to other dutiesas the knowhow.So per year. : h.n. Ext. 523. Naval Mr Gunner School 115730 a chaplain's assistant. His oth- r Blue raincoat its a*. Lt. Drew Marlin here's the recipe: figure Marine Navy Recruiting Inspection 3600 17.00 All during the conflict, special er naval stations have been at the I Ext. *7. or I34.II where your talents are needed and survey ships were going into previously office of officer procurement In gang shot gun: ;modified 1 t. d jg) go after that type work. Consult Totnl 1210.30 uncharted waters to compile Boston, and training camps at R. LadreyU tit (22. want ads. Get interviews. Write T/TAL niVlMON CKFDlTFn COMMUNITY TO NAVY navigation data. Equipped to Sampson N. Y.. and Newport R. I. A ride to Omaha about Dec. 10, will applications. And then take the 1'UND JT.68858 draft and print charts at sea, the lie was in radio work for five IJ. ah are expenses and help d.i... bottula, offer that seems best to you. Remember -X- ships both preceded and followed years before entering service and :-.1 I J. W.. Ext. 8901. though youcannot expect DRAMATIZE SEPARATIONThe every invasion. before that was on the stage In .r A ride to NeVrsika" .. or Iowa, $60 a week for a $30-a.weck serv experiences of four separ- When the USS Allen ,oldest destroyer comedy and vaudeville sketches. '" .: round people the If. D."In Douglas or 10th, of Eit.Dec.111111 for or two 7- ice.Not tees being processed at the Jax in, the Navy, puts Into His home state is Massachusetts. 'JtJ.An every veteran I "'"will be ,able eparalon Center will be dramatized Philadelphia Navy Yard the last v , to get work immediately. For the : over Radio Station WPDQ 1oo0to1ehlp of her class will be NAAS FALLON NeV Navy auto healer for '40 Plymouth. C.:: later column will be ]] 2030 for her - unemployed a Jacksonville Monday from to reAdy third.deCOmmission Fallon contributed