Six NATTC JAX AIR NEWS SECTION 11 April, 1946

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 i WHAT TO DO! WHERE TO OOtM

 ee By Comdr. Robert 1*. Borto

 MOVIE SCHEDULE This is about fishing. A brand
 new AvFun student brought the

 TIIURSIY-- .BREAKFAST IN HOLLYWOOD with Tom Brena- matter up by asking what the fish. /

 man. 1400, 1730 and 2000.FRIDAYSRING A big Spring dance! tomorrow ing outlook was around here. Now nand
 DANCE with music by the Sep Senders. Radio will highlight the week's' entertainment -I a real rabid fishing fan would <
 broadcast from 2000 to 2030. Dancing until 2100 around NATIC. Thin should shortly line himself up a good spot
 SATURDAY DEVOTION, starring Olivia DeHavilland and Ida be another of those special dances some gear, but it may save
 with lots of girl and fun! Flowers time and trouble If we publish
 Lupino. 1400. 1730 and 2000. THE MARINES: are coming I 
 SlIND.YOUNG WIDOW with Jane Russell. Shows at 1400, I back to NATTC! They are land. I and the breath of spring will what station facilities are avail. \
 able little
 r plus a general dope.
 I predominate. The
 17jO and 2000.MONDAY. Ing and soon will be represent weekly broadcast t
 AND TUEM1 AY-TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON, ed in the Link Instrument over WJII1 will precede the NATTC has had fishing gear inI I
 starring Katheryn Grayson. 1400. 1730 and 2000. I Maintenance School here Five I dance and the Sep Senders Mill I the past and is trying to get more.
 WfcDNKSD 4 Y-BEDLAM with Boris Karloff. 1400 1800 and will report by 20 April five more .I play until 2400. The girl are coming We have some coming up from ,
1 from the NCCS-USO and 'ariou NAS Daytona Beach soon and will
 2000. I 1 May and ten will come to class I. \ -
 THURSDAY JOHNNY IN THE CLOUDS with Douglas Mont- by 1 June. other organizations In town. purchase more if the demand Jus't''t
 gomery and John Mills Only one show, at 1400. USO CAMP SHOW This small la far i i Here's hoping that waltzes will tinea it. The main trouble experienced I<<
 at 1800 and 2000. from the 5,700 group Marines a who cry I be played Friday night especially in the past has been misuse
 I for the members of the dance class I of the gear, particularly reels, ,
 THINGS TO DO-ABOARD ; were attached to NATTC, Marine they have really been practicing through ignorance of the proper
 Aviation Detachment in I III
 and quite a large group operation. To help out on this we .
 SWIMMING! Daily Indoor Pool Recreational Period for all Naval .June. of, 1943.HONOR II turns out Monday and Wednesday I hope to give demonstrations. by I
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 Personnel and their guests, Monday through Friday. 0900 to 1000, evenings from 1900-2000 at the J JI prominent fishermen if there in j
 1300 to 1400. 1500 to 1600 and 1800 to 2100. MEN Hostess house. They will soon ad. enough interest shown 1\

 St.turday-0900 to 2100; Sunday-1230 to 2100. ..._ ." ".....lo. ,..",', '. ,. ... 'I I vance to fox trot and even rumbas. For fishing locally :Mainside has
 GOLF-Station Course. Daily from 1000 to 2000. Open to all personnel *" .."'><.1I\t t\!>!',*:J, I The Craft Shop has opened. and a number of rowboats which can '

 l. Clubs available at Gear. Locker in Southside of NATTC Auditorium t:',{" ',.., leather work classes are held Tuesday be signed for on a form from the 'I
 ; Monday through Saturday-1000-1700; Sunday-1030 to 1700. Thursday and Friday evenings -: Welfare Office two days in advance (
 ,
 BOWLING--Six Alleys behind Ships Service available to all personnel >. ,' : from 1<M)0 to 2130 under the The main qualification here I
 1 Monday through Friday; 1000 to 2000; Saturday-1130 to 1730. direction of Mary Jane DUkard, is that. all members of the crew A ; 'v t
 line ; S| (X)2r.) Welfare hall securedleather are qualified swimmers. If the de- I( .
 Free bowling if you set your own pins. lOc a for pin boys. )
 which! It will resell cost
 4 at, I mand for boats exceeds the 
 MUSIC-Anyone interested in joining the newly organized band, supply
 to those lathing I to make the varl- we may be able to get some
 contact Hagen, Ext. 280.TENNISRacquets. OIIH billfold and picture framed..
 I I more as Mainside has Maid they
 and balls. available at Physical Training Bldg. P5' Commander C. M, Jett former have space for them.
 513. Executive Officer at NATTC had I
 Florida considers service men
 HOSTESS HOUSE-Open daily 1500 to 2100, Saturday and Sun- his picture on the front page of residents for license purposes. The t!

 day 1100 to 2100. For NATTC enlisted personnel, relatives and guests. the South. Bend, Indiana Tribune I fee is 200. A license is not required I'I
 Indiana university
 N VTTC LIBRARY-Located in Auditorium. Open Monday through crowning an I for a resident of a county
 VrI.Jay-0931) to 2100; Saturday and Sunday-1230 to 2100. a y yI the escort coed the carrier"adopted Cape skipper"Gloucesterat of'I to fish with bne pole in his own

 ATIIELKTIC GKAR-Available at Gear Locker, Physical Training San Diego. California I I county. This. would cover the St. I
 Johns off the station, and downto
 513. '
 Dept. Bldg The WAVES at NATTC were.
 Orange Park. No license U required '
 congratulated their excellent
 upon
 in salt water, of cours
( set-up here last week by Lt. I ..
 WHERE TO GO-ASHORE I Comdr Elenora Sondergard Director As for what you would catch
 of Women Reserves in the Air after getting out there, the experton (
 JACKSONVILLE BEACHES-Buses leave at frequent intervals Technical Training Command the subject hereabouts is Chief
 3 from Union Bus Station, corner Bay and Hogan Streets. Surf bathingand when she made a routine visit Master at Arms Mally who will
 other recreation at one of world's finest ocean breaches. Buss x here I hold forth on fighting bass and
 schools of bream and the beat
 fare 25c.
 I Jeannette Kahle Sue Hoover, .
 NAVY MOTHERS' HOSTESS HOUSE, 101 East Church Street, I and Miriam Brooks are in the all spots to pick them up at great
 USO CENTERS, at 122 West Forsyth Street; above Blanding Bus girl choir which will sing for the I length If you will drop around to "
f Station, Church and Newnan Streets; 311 West Duval Street USO Easter Services. t his office In Bldg 500. It sure

 WOMEN'S DIVISION at 43 West Monroe Street. Of the group of WAVES who sounds good. |f s|

 CANOEING, riSHINU, AND BOATING Cedar River on San i journeyed down to Jax Beach last
 Juan Avenue. Take Lake Shore Bus, three blocks from last stop on Saturday, Reven Towers Adklni (
 San J8'in. Row Boats-two hours, 50c:; canoes-$1.00 per hour; motor Cleghorn, Donnell and MacDonald 5HUFFLEBOARO

 boats-S2.00 per hour five to eight people per boat. Burns and Redman figured in" the I,
1 HORSEBACK RIDING MAGNOLIA AND HYDE PARK STA attempt to save the young man II I i
o BLES. Both located out San Juan Avenue. Facilities available for Hay who was drowned in the ocean S t.

 Ridea. right in front of them I
 ----- S) M. Ragsdale W. O, Marine
 ,0 Corps, is expecting to be releasedsoon n

 Unit Citation RED CROSS to civilian life and a new CO >>..., ,
 will come aboard. <::Da f
 Awarded Student DRIVE The niapn over at Ship' Service 01)) : i
 ENDSThe
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 certainly (In draw a lot of Interest ; ..
 During InspectionOrville a<i everyone. In keen pointing out (office com mm
 1916 Red Cross Fund Cam their home (isms and just where Reported. .

 I. Harris, AOMlc, USN, paign conducted throughout the and 'In which mountain, (their
 received the Presidential Unit Citation month of March at I summer home I III totaled. Michael T. Savino, Capt., USMC;
 NATTC
 was Cheater C. Minton, Lt. (jg) USN
 during the Personnel Inspection The Chiefs really enjoyed a par- ;
 brought to a close Monday when Frederick G. Connelly, 1st Lt. US-
 of the Third Duty Sec ty last Sunday with everythingfrom
 tion last Saturday Captain Ford final returns were handed in by all good food and beer to the MCR; JerenUh D. Sharahan, 1st

 N. Taylor, Commanding, made the divisions and departments Total sack races with Ketner doing a';' Lt., USMCR; Donald G. Wood, 1st
 which Harris earned few loops i Lt., USMCR; Amor W. Simpwm
 presentation returns for this
 tabulated
 year were |
 I Chief Electrician USN.
 in 1912 while aboard the USS Cop Speaking of parties and picnics, ,
 the ,
 by Campaign committee under the Medical Department Detached
 ihee which reinforced the First Journeyed 
 Marine Division at Guadalcanal I the chairmanship of Chaplain THIS week's graduation of the out to Gold Head Branch State I' Mary L. Van Aernam, Lt. <jg) <,
 Harris, a student in class 026 Terrence P. McMahon, Lieut.. as Aviation Fundamental School Park last Sunday and from the reports (W), USNR: Stephen 1'':. Keane, .
 Advanced Aviation Ordnance 78576. According to Chaplain found G. D. Wissmger of Falls and the reddened skin Lt. (jg), USNR; Charles E. Zum- i

 School, is from Granger Washington I McMahon and Charles. C. Adams City, Nebraska the high man in a good time was had by all. ) brunnen, Lt. (jg) DC, USNR; A,.
 and entered the Navy in October C. T. Lawyer ARM2c, just returned fred W. King! 1st Lt., USMCR;
 Class five with R. W. Horn Chi-
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 1941, Red Cross Field Director at NAT : from leave and it sounds
 Philip J. Leary, Ens., USN; Paul
 TC this amount is a substantial i cago Illinois and W. H. Pelrine, I I .
 I --- -- -- -- as if he visited almost every statein J. Hickey Chief Electrician, USN. ,
 JAX AIR NEWS I reduction from the amount Medford Massachusetts graduating the union. .
I ed in during the three hand-I' with honrs.
 AEM2c Wootem is
 the
 NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL; among The laziest
 man on record is the
 nual campaigns that One hundred and one men out fortunate; he just acquired i a
 very '
j TRAINING CENTERC on* who bought a Great Dane
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 wartime years. I of the 114 (except those with wife and now a shiny blue Pontiac! !l 1 '='
 Foid N. Taylor UN.ommnnrtlnir ass (aptain's Mast against their The last of the original A.I. he wouldn have to_ stoop to pet It I IJ
 (: I record received Seaman First ..
I Commimler Robert t. Bwbr, Ut>N, Mary: Every time I ) group who came here almost two .
 ". North I have to go up ,'. upon completion of this school. years. ago when the Automatic Pilot i. they actually serve rolls at breakfast 
 Editorial Office's' tor NATTC' change my heavy because by the time wo get
 -- -- IK'liool originated will soon be
 undies. You
 Section, Rooms 137 and 138, a." know, I'm from Tex- Wife: "Every time I get downin leading J. C. Yuha, Tom Dooley, J there there i is always a crumb of

 Administration Building 500-A. the dumps, I buy a new hat." R. I). Jantren, Eddie Yoiicl, icing left! '
 Tel. Ext. 208 Sailor," : "That soT I'm from Missouri Husband: 'I was wondering ReUdarkl (lleery), Dunn and l>a- Wednesday night at 1800 and
 Ad )..r where got them." vldnon. 2000 a local program was featured,
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 E. H Andrew. 11 Com<ll'., C hC),
 Kditor I II'm The Aircraft Instrument School, i called "Stars of Tomorrow," song
 Ard/. Rfdmnn. SpSZo; Sailor (on first cruise) : "Sir, "I wish we had a fifth for TAI Division, is planning a big by Fred Katterheinrich, soma of I
 New.writ.rMary beginning to feel 1 bridge" picnic this week-end. the members of the SepCen band
 Ann Donnril port. SpXSo( What can I do?" leaSick'j "You dope, you don't need a More and more people from I furnishing music and a hill billy

 K_nn"th Kaparek Sic Officer' : "Don't worry, fifth for bridge" Ship's Company are seen at local band from the Mess Cooks. The
 -- --- It: "Then I wish we had a pint." restaurants: and it is rumored that NCCS-USO furnished talent alaoPage .
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