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 Kick In Today Last Chance To Score In Navy-Duval Fund Drive '.



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 --- Fund Drive Nears Finish




 Jf1XI Near $100,000 Pledged


 I The last lard mile of progress toward the $110,000 Nav)'. ,
 Duval Community Fund Drive goal is now underway. At last

 check, tho overall total of the 10 participating commands
 Vol-14 No 34 U. S. N. A. S. JQc sonvi11o. Fla 15 November, 1956 stood at 89.7 percent, or 98681.78 pledged or in cash.

 Not bad-but still 10.3 percent short of the triumphant

 conclusion sought by the Steering Committee when the
 -'- Navy's opportunity to benefit the -12 agencies covered by the ?
 6th Fleet, AirLift : Jacksonville Community Chest-United Fund and the Navy

 Relief Society was considered.
 EvacuateU. \,,. "' Everyone is well aware of the -- .

 ,.,.. ... .., >:.. l ." advancing cost of living. This effects i
 ..."' \," .\.> ; i' Drawing For Prizes
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 t ...J':! '. ,,',".1.1'',...,,. ,. ; organizations serving the
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 S. NationalsEvacuation .
 ,
 'r .t ... 't', underprivileged and the agencies Sel November 2.lh
 : charged. with building staunch
 of United States fJfr; : :; R.. American character in the youthof lOt Percenters In the Navy '"
 citizens leaving the area of con-
 mi" Duval Fund Campaign will r.
 r
 this country, as well as indi .;
 flict in the Eastern Mediterraneanwas .:{.,) :: r" "\ viduals lucky enough to, be in stand chances of winning a 1956
 completed Nov. 3 accordjng 1 }
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 ? ; :: : good health and engaged in a use- car, a motor boat and trailer or c" '
 to an announcement by the Navy. : +1'
 a color TV set when drawings'are ,
 : : ful, profitable occupation.
 The Sixth Fleet was largely re- : :: ": :; : Between today and tomorrow, made at noon l\londayNov. '"1:

 sponsible for the speedy evacuation : when the campaign ends, solicitors 26. ;'

 and picked up 'approximately will be exerting every effortto The ceremony will be In ,

 1700 people at pods in Alex. !IIJ .... \ put Jax Navy over the top. charge of Capt. T. I). Tyra, ..'
 andria, Egypt and Haifa, brae I Whether the goal is attained will chairman of the drive, and
 All American nationals who indicated ..'.,.t depend on every individual commanding officers of part it!. f
 a desire for transportationto ti ;' whether in uniform or Civil Serv pating commands and units '{.
 safety have been removed. i ice. A strong united effort can will be present. The drawingwill ,\
 In addition, U. S. Air Force and ) > I put us over. be preceded by a 15-min- ;4

 Navy transport planes, augmented ... ....i..... ) .. .. > Give a day's pay today I A ute concert by the Jax Navy t
 by commercial aircraft, flew near '. . month from now it will never be Band.A .1

 ly 500 American personnel from missed yet thousands will bene full report of the campaign (,
 Tel Aviv. The Navy expressed : :
 fit.By and Its results will be '
 .
 deep appreciation to the Air commands, the pledges as given by Capt. W. S. Harris,
 Force for its valuable contribu of 13 Nov. are: Marine Air IWserve Commanding Officer NAS Jax.

 tion to.the evacuation."Air Training i i Detachment, In case of inclement weather,
 Force and Navy transport 140%; Naval Air Bases, Sixth the ceremony will be held in \
 aircraft flew into ,airports in the Naval District, 131%; ; Fleet Air the Main I side Gymnasium, ,
 danger area without regard for Wing Eleven, 118%; Fleet Air Building 3. I
 their own safety," Admiral i lUst ANNIVERSARY Rear Admiral DeIbert S. Cornwell offers Jacksonville, 96%; Naval Hospital -
 congratulations to the United States Marine Corps following !
 Arleigh A. Burke said. "The air- traditional cake cuttlnge ceremony on 10 November. Lieutenant 95%; NAS Cecil Field 88.2%; tying with-Public Works which);

 fields and the aircraft landing on Colonel Frank Porter, who cut the cake, stands at left. NAS Jacksonville, 87.5%; Naval also has 99.4%; Discipline, 98%; \
 them might have been subjectedto Auxiliary Air Station Mayport,
 Pilots Note Communications, 82%; Fiscal! i I, _
 destruction. any time. Thisis 82%; Naval Air Technical Train \
 81.4%, tying with Overhaul and aRepair's
 another good example of the ing Center 78%; and Naval Air ; '
 close cooperation which exists be- 18' Modern Color Schemes Reserve Training Unit 78%. 64%. 81.4%; and Supply with 1;

 tween the United States services." Breaking down NAS Jax by de. '

 vided U. S.passage merchant for ships some also 300 pro-persons Available At O&R HangarsThe partments are: Medical, the, percentage 218%; Chaplain.scores 'I "over Many the of top"these for departments the first time.are
 When the final is
 from Alexandria. main hangar of the Overhaul and Repair Depart- 186%; Dental, 163%; Navy Fuel is reckoning com-
 it
 plete, hoped that all NAS
 .. No casualties occurred among ment, NAS Jacksonville, might'delude the casual visitor into Depot Fasron, 134.5%; NAMTD, 134%; Jax will have crashed the barrier! t
 civilian personnel during the thinking he had suddenly been transported "over the rain 51-A 120%; Marine Bar-
 racks, 115%; Disease VectorCon- At NATTCenter, the v a r i 6 u *
 evacuation the Navy said. Com. bow. Aircraft there present a gaudy array of colors includinggray
 schools have reached the 'IUo'i
 trol Center, 114%
 batant with red yellow and perhaps a few arranged ; Security,
 Navy ships evacuees orange green, more
 ing totals AGO
 112.8%; Administration, 112.3% pledged : 141%;
 aboard put in at Sude Bay, Crete, in color combinations never before seen in the usually ; '',
 AO and AK tie
 schools With
 Area Wage, 109% Industrial Relations,100.8
 and transferred passengers to a staid Navy which in the'past has stuck to Navy blue or gray. ; '
 73% NAWS, 69% AE school ties
 % Operations ; ;
 Navy transport bound for Naples, However, while the Navy flies other Naval air stations and fleet ; ,,99.4%; with
 Support at Cl%; and A andP
 Italy. high it is never -flighty. Every I I units within the continentalUnited Many\ Regulations For School, 50%. ,
 Planes from Tel Aviv deposited color combination represents a States, but to all U.; S. .
 evacuees at Athens, Greece and specific mission for that particular Navy installations throughoutthe O'Seas Christmas Mail
 Adana, Turkey.An aircraft, and the color schemes world. .. Christmas overseas packages New Hats Go To ;
 undetermined number of have a new high visibility useful going by ordinary mailing serv-

 U. S. nationals still remain in for Navy training commands employing NATTG Exec SpeaksTo ice must be mailed today if they 4 At NATTCenter ;;
 Egypt and Israel, the Navy said. carrier type aircraft. are to arrive on time. Air mail

 These are government officials As a matter of fact, the main Instructor Grads parcels must be mailed no later Four petty officers from the
 and same private citizens who declined O and R Hangar is becoming Comdr. Wilfred E. Fleshman, I than Dec. 1 to assure Christmas Naval Air Technical Training
 the offer to. be evacuated. known as the Carnival Hangar. new Executive Officer of the Na- delivery.Air Center will be advanced to chiefon
S Meanwhile another Navy groupis The blue-colored aircraft are fast val Air Technical Training Cen- parcels to all areas may Friday,"Nov. 16, as a result of
 on standby in the Persian Gulf phasing out of the picture, with ter, was the principal speaker at not exceed 30x30 inches and two E-7 examinations taken last Feb.
 area. At Bahrein is the Commander trainers painted white and "inter- the 41st graduating class from pounds in weight. Customs dec- ruary.

 of the U. S.: Navy Forces in national orange"; the white-and- Instructor.Training School. larations must accompany par- The ,four, with their new ratings .
 the Middle East, Rear Admiral J. gray camouflaged aircraft used in The eight-man class Included cels addressed to military post are: Walter Dill, chief ord-
 P. Monroe, with the seaplane ten. areas of high air \traffic density Francis Berry, AOC, AO School; offices in the Canal Zone, Eng nanceman; Donald azeltine.
 der USS Greenwich Bay and de- bearing an additional temporary Johnnie Davis A01, AO School land, Scotland, Turkey and chief aviation fire controlman

 stroyers. coating of international orangeon Homer dcArmond, AEC, AE Wales. technician; and Robert Burwell,
 certain parts of the planes; and School; :M/Sgt. Carleton Dunn, Tobacco products are prohibited chief guided missileraan, all from
 NAS INSPECTION helicopters decked out in orange, AN-P School, Donald Sipley, in parcels addressed to mili- the Naval Air Weapons School;
 yellow-orange gray, green, or AK1, AK School; S/Sgt. Jack tary post offices in Denmark, and Grady Stewart, chief sonor-
 Captain's personnel inspection maybe a special fluorescent Smith, NAS Marine Air Reserve England, Eritrea, France, Ger- man, from the Aviation Ord-
 will be held tomorrow, paint Training Detachment; Richard many, Italy, Morocco Scotlandand nanceman School.
 for NAS personnel Hot on The orange paint can be removed Smith, AE1 AE School; and Wales. Coffee may not be This will be the final promotionto
 the parade grounds. Uniform with mineral spirits if the S/Sgt. Richard Wilson, AO sent to military post offices in chief made this year. Another
 will be dress blue with plane is transferred to another School Denmark and Germany group will be rated in Jan.. 197.
 ribbons. All enlisted personnel command or assigned for carder -

 assemble at IWt, with duty But basically the 18 different 
 officers'. call at 145.
 color configurations for

 Navy aircraft signify as many
 missions, and all have been designated 
 Cattan Honor Grad by the Bureau of Aeronau.
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 tics.
 Leon Cattan, AEIAN of St.
 Laurelton, LJ. N.Y. was the honor i Coordination of the 0 and R
 student in this week's gradu- color.schemes, and the prepara- .w
 ating class from Aviation Elec- I tion of special prototype drawings .
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 trician's Mate School Class A at i for the aircraft, is carried out :
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 the Naval Air. Technical Training :under direction of Capt. T. D. H- -
 Center. i Tyra 0 and R Officer and W. S.

 Cattan, who joined the Navy in .Morris, Materials Engineer. Copies
 drawings Sly FOR THE "TRAINING COMMANDS sits Mt O ft R Ramp r I''s t en l n r wttli flashy new
 January 1958 has been of of the prototype 
 assignedto many orange and white paint Job. One of eighteen color combinations used bj the Navy, this type Is designed -
 VP-10, NAS, Brunswick Me. are distributed not only to to increase visibility In con jested areas.

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