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 } 1951 JAX Am NEWS Page live. ,
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 .. January -- ,_. -- --
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 '''l : Get In On The Know-

 Kula Gulf Set
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 All Servicemen Should Realize



< for The Active Navy hM announced Service that the Savings Features Of NSLIFew :r;

 } the U.S.S. Kula Gulf ia being prepared 1
 for active: service. Work has servicemen realize the saVmg features in National Service +
 now begun at the Boston Naval Life Insurance. Few realize that a large part of the premiums paid :

 "ii. _w_ Shipyard; and she will be placedin on a converted plan go into a reserve in your insurance accountIn

 commission[ again on or about an ordinary life plan, more full amount ;il
 February 15.r' 1 1x than 50 percent of the first year's you are protected by .1'
 '" 'ik available.
 x
 The Kula Gulf (CVE-108)) was payment is deposited to your
 'ff.
 ,: one of a group of escort carriers credit. The percentage'of savings It is very Important to keep ,
 I designed during World War II to increases each year of payment. your beneficiary designation up ,1 r
 date case children are born :
 to
 in
 with air In the higher plans, a
 premium
 .::. 1 preside ocean convoys beneficiariesare !
 after the original
 rover She w as built by the Todd- greater percentage is put aside in named. ff;
 in Tacoma,
 Pacific Shipyards reserve '
 your
 Washington, and launched in Aug- For example: In a 20paymentlife If you do not provide will not for be them in- 4"\

 ust of 1844 The following May1Bb.P plan, in excess of 70 percentof eluded specifically, they settlement and ,
 In commission, wH first year's premium is in aiy ,
 was placed your cold. ',
 the
 be "Ie't out in ,1'I
 Capt. John W. King commanding. earmarked for savings. In a policy may You ),i
 Pacific I of this issued at 25 I Check your own case. may
 Although she joined the type age
 selection
 Fleet too late for combat, the Ku for $10,000 the minimum Cash change or add to and your settlement j
 la Gulf performed valuable service Value in 20 years is 504580. of beneficiaries

 '..; In bringing men home from the ... ..... ... ... This amount is over 100 percentof options as often as it off.is necessary ',,
rl don't it
 Pacific theater in 1045 and 1846 GETS FIRST ID CARD-Robert D. Balboa, DN, right, became all annual premiums paid. This -but put :
 Her "Magic Carpet" duty earned the first NAS man to receive the new Armed Forces identificationcard savings would be' increased by There are many other features :'
 her the Occupation Service and which will be regulation for all Armed Forces personnel after any dividends paid within the 20 which make NSLI the most desirable I

 China Service Medals before she June 30, 1951. Issuing card to Balboa is Lt. George Patterson, left, year I insurance for you. Information :
 joined the Atlantic Reserve Fleet assistant Security officer. Converted Plan booklets are available
 b by directive of January, 1947. The same principle !'s true on ComFairJax, Benefits and Insur '
 Escort carriers of her class are all converted plans' of NSLI. Aft- ance Office, main administration ';

 "" named for capes and islands and Fasion Six VF-41 Report er one year the amount saved is building, room 203 or at any Vet- "I
 bodies of water. The Kula Gulfis always available to you as a cash erans Administration office.

 also named for one of the bitter emergency fund, or YOIl may bor- Gratuitous Insurance (free) K.
 battles of the Solomons campaign row against it at a low rate of interest R. 9911 may become law soon. ,
 s;, '"e On the night of July 5-, Scouting The SquadronsFasron and the insurance remainsin As this bill now reads, if you have '
 1943 an American task force un- force. not held a permanent or convert
 .. ,': der Rear Admiral Walden L. Alns- Another advantage of convert. I ed type of insurance when this 1'

 worth, slugged it out with the To- I Six-Thirteen men from Robert ADC, third ed NSLI is the level premium bill becomes law, you will forfeit t
 \ award Rhyne,
 ; '
 ) ky Express until the Japanese Fasron 6 were awarded. total of Roland Schneider which remains constant throughout your privilege of ever having a
 l', broke off, the action. 23 god conduct medals at the award (clasp second); and and third aW8I'd. the period of the contract. low premium permanent type insurance fi;

 .. ,; Capt. Alden D. Schwarz, of Boston squadron inspection'last Saturday. ADI, Term insurance, on the contrary, which is now offered "

 .. Mass will take command of The men receiving the decorations I I increases every five years (if through NSLI.NSLI '.
 the Kula Gulf at the time of her Are Sanford Andrews, ADI, sec- \ }-& -A welcome aboard was made renewable by Congress) -y.wi M
 re-commissioning ond award; William Bailey, ACC, extended to Robert H. Currier, and becomes prohibitive in cost I

 : ---- -- first, second and third award; Joel ADE3, from Haveihill, Mass., when you can least afford to pay Share
 Bridges, ADC, third award; Jack Leonard E. Morgan ADE3, of At- the higher premium. Regardlessof I

 Limit RecruitingFor Bruce, ADC, third award, James lanta, Ga.; John Nyenhuis, ADE3 how long you pay for it there I

 Christ, AMCAF), second, third Whininsville Mass., and Don- are no savings accumulated. Due In March 'I
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 and fourth award; David Davis, ald A. Walden, AOU3, from Levit- Retirement Plan
 January AOC, first and second award, town, New York, who reported to You may also use NSLI as part 1
 (AFPS) First
 James Gormley, AN, first award, VF-41 recently. of your retirement plan. A ma- Washington -
 divi-
 Regular Navy recruiting will be Willie Gormley, ADC, third award, A flying start was taken by the tured endowment may be takenin payments of National the second Service :
 4 limited for the remainder of Jan- Olin Mapes, AD2, first award, Ho- VF-41 quintet I in the intramural monthly income rather than dends from not ex- ';'l
 uary to 21,200 because recruit mer Parker PRC, first, second and basketball league as they amassed cash, if you so desire. On a $10- Life Insurance be made now are until some .,
 training centers at Newport, I third award; Harry Parnell, ADC 116 points during victories oerthe 000 policy, this would pay you pected to the Veteran* iJ
 > Rhode Island, Great Lakes, Illinois (AP), first, second and third Marine team and Fasron 109, $55.10 per month for 20 ;years; time in March,has announced ,''i,
 and San Diego, California, while the opposition garnered 54 $68.70 per month for 15 years, or Administration i will be small.
 have reached the limits of their combined. :$96.10 j per month for 10 years, New dividend h Ufit "aid .

 capacity, the Navy has announced I Chief MurphyCommended Speedy Maurice G Tevault, and corresponding larger monthly er totaling than $2,800,008,000 last because year
 shorter
 .,. ATAN, covets the center slot for riod payments. over a pe-I the first dividend covered an ,
 '"" It was emphasized that the limI- VF-41 with teanjmates Ensign The div- '
 new
 period
 tation recruiting is a If you elect to receive it over eight-year I
 on Rich-
 placed and
 Billings Ensign
 Randy the
 idend will cover years tj
 the 20 can really see
 temporary measure and will be iemoed ard Dick filling the forward posts. years you would 194850The '
 that $10,000 policy
 as soon as space becomes A commendation and a recom- Ensign Richard Allen and Lt. (jg) a pay V.A. said dividends for '
 out $13,244 to Endowments
 available at training centers. mendation for promotion were tendered John Sullivan are the starters at you. with Jannary and Feb- ;'
 60 65 and policies
 maturt at age or are
 The eight continental recruitingareas R. Murphy, ",
 will be
 to Clarence guard. NSLI anniversary dates
 available under Generallyit ruary ,
 were authorized to send 30.- AMC, an instructor in the Airman The all important reserve is not advisable to purchase mailed to policy holders some
 000 recruits to the three centers School at NATTQmter, in the un- strength ia given by Lcdr. Charles insurance until time in March.
 higher premium
 during the week ending Jan. 13. it's first commendation mast held Ainsworth, commanding officer of .-- -. -- -----
 They were to send 6,200 duringthe last Friday. VF-41-and former Mississippi College I

 week ending January 20, and The commendation was read by i star; John Switzer, AFAN, .

 January Capt. Lester K. Rice;NATTC com- Lt. Louis Fields, Lt Duncan Rags- I II EARl WILSON Says I -. I IThey

 recruit- manding officer in his office, with dale, and Ensign Thomas Hand
 Recruiting ceilings: by Lcdr. Karl Gustafson and Lcdr I and Jack Gracey. .
 remainder of
 Ing areas for the I
 January follow; 1st (with head- Charles W.received Johnson the in citation attendance.for I Shipping over for six years was tell of the deaf old lady when he caught her Someone
 York 3,280, 2nd Murphy the decision of John Carlton said of California motorists:
 quarters at New ) naval base. One' )
 lived a
 who near
 his outstanding work as a mem- Switzer AEAN, of. VF-41 and Cov- "
 Baltimore take driving lessons
 with headquarters at ), They don't
 ( battleship fired a 21-gun
 de-
 109 while on day a
 2500, 3rd (with headquarters at ber of Fasten at NAS Corpus Chris- ington, Va. Previously attachedto Va. salute. The d.o.1. got up smoothedher they take aiming lessons" xY,
 tached duty 102 at Norfolk ,
 Atlanta), 1,740; 4th (with headquarters detached duty at Squadron hair and said sweetly, 'Come Times are so tough in Hollywood, "
 three
 at Columbus, Ohio), 1- U While on Switzer now has completed I folks out there are marrying peopie
 at Corpus Christ, Chief Murphy fur- years, of service. Presently amember In" married before "
 t 25, 5th (with headquarters and material they never r
 Chicago), 3,080, 6th (with headquarters nished maintenance 861 : of the VF-fl. basketball Game for seasick sailors: "TakeIt A fellow watched a clumsy rhum-
 Patrol in
 Squadron
 at Omaha), 2,120; 7th support to to move to team, Switzer was very active or) Heave It" Plunging : ba dancer and exclaimed, "Js "j

 (with headquarters at Dallas),'3- which Jacksonville.The Is preparing. sports while in high.- -school...- .. necklines certainly give a man I there no talent to this .:woman'sJanice I
 080, fcth (with headquarters at in --- something to look forward to .
 Salt Lake City), 3,475.Servicemen's : commendation reads, Actress Janice Paige agrees thata
 _x- part: "The commanding officer, New Staff Member r girl who tries to look like she's I I
 If Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron I
 .. Club been poured Into her dress is ofte%

 Slates Two Dances on 109,jour is pleased outstanding with Fasron to commend performanceof 109 Aug.you For Air Wing 11 .a,little. Rudy too Vallee's big for laugh the container line: "I ,t

 I Service per'aonnel can begin duty am now at the age w.here.when apietty
 Christl and,
 making plans to attend two future Unit 0105 at Corpus girl looks twice at me, I '
 dances at the Red Shield Sen'ice- in addition, through observation of Newest addition to the Fleet check to see whether my clothingis

 men's Club, atop the Beach Bus your untiring diligence and per- Air Wing Eleven staff is Lt. (jg) properly adjusted' Women

 Station in Jacksonville. severance to overcome obstacles John W. Ladosz, who reportedhere aln.t what they used to be. They
 The Green' Cove Springs Naval that would delay completion of after duty aboard the USS used to be girls And what is a ..
 .. the "Vocal work assigned to you in this APA: 224.
 Base Band, featuring Randall, a bachelor but a man who can puton
 Maids", will play for dancing February squadron area, does by this Utter for, Lt. (jg) Ladosz comes to Fleet his socks from either end
 +\ 3 at the club. Another big recommend you be considered Air Wing Eleven staff with an i An Army liaison plane came
 \! J dance on St Valentine Day, February promotion to commissioned warrant excellent background for wing down In a nudist camp because,
 17 will be a formal affair. status in the U. S. Navy. com- he'd a
 work He is a patrol plane the pilot explained, seen
, --- mander in the PB4Y2 type air- landing stripDescription.
 craft, served with Fleet Air : "The sergeant looks
 Wings One and Two in the Pa- like a box of Duz that did it once
 (' ... cific, and put in 12 months of too often" The Bible says
 -f flight testing electronic ,equipment the meek shall inherit the earth r

 at NADC, Johnsville, Pa It doesn't mention what they've ,

 At Replacing Lt. (jj) Danny Kri- done to deserve such punishment
 er, who was transferred to Gen- A lot of TV singers seem to '
 eral Line School, Monterey, dress like a lady. Lady Godiva, ;$Wp S
 t;_ ; Calif. Lados7 will become the that is Private Flubb has
 ,SS Wing,s new flight officer. found a use for beat-up shirts with 1 'f) t,

 : ( tC Ladosz entered the Navy; in with frayed collars He wears 'em
 June 1940 in New York, receivinghis Some football fans like to cel-
 initial training at Newpprt, ebrate between,fifths Signon
 R. I., later transferring to NAS a golf course in Scotland: "Do
 Norfolk, where he served as an not pick up golf ,balls until they
 I aviation mech. lie received noticeof have stopped) rolling" Whena
 selection for flight training woman meets a man who can
 '
 her in the -she d
 while a "first class. After primary look straight eye
t training he took advanced better do something about her fig
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 at Pensacola.Paraplegics .
 t commission
Ie 9 a lac -x- I I As any serviceman can tell :you, Paige
 a naturalist la a guy who throws
 In Business naturals You know why end?" It's easy for Rff

. Memphis, Tenn. (AFPS)-Four some women don't like mustaches* Wheel to start* skidding. w
. --- World War II have Because they don't look good in
4 NETS COl\I\f1\IENDATION-ClartDte! K. Murphy, AMC, right, veterans of 'em The hardest thing for a man to
 and opened a jewelry store here. They of the
 instructor at NATTCenter receives a commendation recoramtndalion remember is often the name
Ii from Lester K. Rice, NATTC com. wait on customers in wheel he told: he'd never forget. '
 Capt.
 for promotion Chasing a gal sever got a man girl
 r All four are paraplegics,
 chairs.
* > jaaanding officer during ceremonies last Friday. Murphy won the paralyzed from the waist down. in trouble. The trouble started ,(<)Jel'pIa'b&J Po t-IUU Syndicate:
 K clUUon for outstanding work while with Fasron 109.mS .

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