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 NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL JI12C AIR TRAITJIWC MEWS CDlTa Sewing Center To Open Friday


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 1*. 0.-....... J. W. wim..... UtM4 Attention Married Personnel I INSTRUMENT TRAINING COURSEDThe
 PvWi4 "(.r.ati." Ufftow.A ,
 < *.... w laa Ail N.wadi..eid When you ask your wife to :
 shorten your pants or take in Naval School, Aircraft Intruruenta of the Naval
 UrCM;
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 A4.... >tr.tio. Bwl4U. ......A. N. ...to lH.F your jumper, don't take the Air Technical Training Center, in line with their policy of
 : excuse "1 haven't a sewing using all teaching methods and facilities at their command
,F Artfwr saw.kale ... '
 T. 1 machine" any more. a
' N.ri The NATTCenter' Ship's .
 ....rt I. w.-u.. 914 Service has installed ten sew- e

 AU Pkoiorn uo<fi<u.l u. 3. N../ PlaoworupU Made Wr MAl ing machines, electric ones at
 Pho gab and A.. Fua4 dohool P"La." fc .I..rh.rwi..ndit.4.Sk .
 that, in the Dependents'Lounge

 for the convenience of

 Navy wives and dependents, I

 And, if she complains that

 she doesn't know how to sew

 four pants or your jumper-
 Just tell her that in the very

 I near future a capable and experienced -

 seamstress will be

 WHAT TO DO! WHERE TO &oi hired to instruct the inexperienced .

 ones. .
 These facilities will be free 'm______'_,________" ,_""""" __ __

 MOVIE SCHEDULE of charge. I to utilize instructional time to the greatest advantage, has

 NATTC The advantages! offered by I developed a new and unique use for plastics. This school was

 THURSDAY FOR THE LOVE OF RUSTY, with Tecl' .Donald- the" ewing Center can help faced with the problem of familiarizing- students with the
 iron and Ann Dorah. Shows at 1815: and 2015. stay within that budgetby I principles of operation of various --- --
 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY--STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN, staring you' 'II aircraft instruments which must j tional time could be cut I in half
 David Niven, Kim Hunter and Raymond Massey. Saving money on clothes. Abe I I encased to operate. In some for the directional gyro.
 SUNDAY MILLERSON CASE, with Warner Baxter and Nancy Every housewife should instruments the case serves onlyto Similar improvements in the
 Sounders Shows at BOO, 1800 and 2000 find these facilities a boon in keep dust out of the delicate I utilization of available instruction
 MONDAY AND TUFDAYLOVE: AND LEARN, starring Jack helping her solve her clothing mechanism. In others, the case is al time have been achieved with the
 Carson and Martha Vickers, Shows at 1815 and 2015. a component part of motive power, use of other plastic cases for other
 WEDNESDAY-TWILIGHT ON RIO GRANDE, with Gene Au- difficulties.The I ail in the directional gyro, which instruments At the present time
 try and Adele Mara.TIIURSDAYSEVEN. Sewing Center wit) 1 depends upon a drop in air pressure this school has models of the Gyro
 WERE SAVED with Riehard Dunning and start operating this coming I within the case for power to :Fluxgate Compass the Artificial
 Catherine Craig. Shows at 1815 and 2015 Friday, 23 May. operate the instrument. Horizon and the Directional Gyro*
 I The directional gyro, the first to so erased
 Yellow Wafer I II be enclosed in plastic, indicatedthe I I Present plans contemplate further .
 value of adoption of plastic case for
 for
 transparent cases
 I I TIIUKSDAY--No Show. I yQAQTt I
 other instructional models
 Instructional instruments. Prior to
 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-CALCUTTA, with Alan Ladd and I .
 Qkad Russell. I the introduction of plastic enclosed f .....
 OF RUSTY Ted Donald. instruments, it was necessary for
 SUNDAY-FOR THE LOVE starring
 spa and Ann Doran. students to study the component
 MONDAY AND TUESDAY-STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN with parts of the instrument and thento V / oOkd
 visualiae their in
 relationship
 Kim Hunter.
 David :Niven and
 WEDNESDAY: -TWILIGHT ON RIO GRANDE, with Geoe Autry. By !SilOKTY SIKKIT actual operation This was found
 TIIl'RSD.4.Y-No Show.THINGS Hey Fellows, get off my neck.I I to be not only difficult for moot NATTC library
 : know in the 8th of May issue ,: students but also time consuming
 TO DO-ABOARD of the Jax Air News I invited you With the use of transparentcases WEAPON OF SILENCE bjr
 over to Bldg. 512 to view the Pen. it was found that instructor Theodore Koop, ia the story of

 FLEETS IN-Open nightly 1730-2130 Bldg SIT.3ndwiches nant and Placque we won in addi- I wartime civilian censorship Ou-
 and snacks available. NATTCenter Orchestra tlon to the Captain Trophy the1st ; highest average he said he I sore have been compared to. mule:
 featured on Monday nights. of May. and you are all anx- was glad to have had the opportunity They have no pride of ancestryand
 oua to see them. But maybe by to go through such a good I I no hope of posterity"- ....
 BOWLING--Six alleys In Ship's Service available l' next week I will be able to extend I school He attributed his' good :: one in his right mind couldenjoy
 to all personnel Monday through Saturday, the invitation again, then "come I showing to the background he received : the comparison or the job. Yet several 
 1700-2130. League games have priority. one, come all". at the Lindblom High thousand civilians fought for
 NATTO LIBRARY Located in Auditorium. a I I School in Chicago, III., his hometown silence with scissors, paste-pots
 Open Monday Tuesday, huraday and Friday 1300 to Say, Gang, don't forget to keep I chemical laboratories kept secret
 2100. Wednesday, 1230 to 2100. Saturday and Sunday Saturday 31st of May open for the i I I He particularly emphasized the I and sometimes caught spies This
 1230 to 2100. Jig TEA Picnic at Kingsley Lake Physics course he received at the I book begins in a dress shop in Havana 
 Boys get your beat girl lined up :: above mentioned school. So we say which leads to a lurking
 ATHLK'ilti GKAJK Available at Gear Locker. and watch this column next week again "Congratulations". I Nazi submarine, tella a story that
 Physical Training Department, Bldg. 315. and we will give you all the "Dope I opens in a doll shop in New York
 and Data" on this gala affair. I I have a riddle I wish someone I' and end on an American aircraft
 TENNIS-Racquets and balls available at Physical The TEA Soft Ball Team I I" would answer, it's something j' carrier, and also takes the reader
 Training Bldg :51S. still looking for talent. The po. about COOKSEY and the Grey-1 behind the scenes to the recruitingof
 4 actions are still 1 wide open So hound Bus to Georgia. a working force, the setting up
 who knows the difference S of administrative
 anybody machinery, and
 ( \ between a baseball and a volleyball We see where Miss Pat flew to I the public reaction to letter
 Naval drop around to the practice t St. Petersburg, Fla., over last snoopers! ," It is dramatic account
 are not allowed in the pool unless accompanied by a J\) field across the street from Bks, I week-end She said it was to visit of looking for and tracking down
 parent or a responsible adult. Monday thru Friday 62. Who knows, you might be an- t "FRIENDS". Hmmmmmmm! You t the devious trails of enemy! information -
 1JWO: to 2045. Saturday 0*.>0 to 2045. Sundays and other Babe Ruth. know the other Pastures are always t .
 I Whoa, Now Bessie A refold
 Holidays 1300 to 20t5.t greener. complete by a prominent -
 CONGRATULATIONS! And let's see that lovely smile. Japanese journalist: of what
 we really mean it to GREENE, I went on inside Japan front Pearl
 !SWIMMING l'OOLlnd:!: 419) For male E. J., Pfc, of Class E31 The Marine The other morning I was listen- Harbor to the American occup
 Naval Personnel only. Monday thru Friday 0900 to Corps can well be proud of ing to one of those early morning lion of Tokyo, is given in THE
 i 1200 and 1730 to 2045. Saturday 0900 to 2045. Sunday this man as he graduated with a I "Eye Opener" radio programs) LOST WAR. Masuo Kato wrote the
 :r.! and Holidays 1300 to 2045. course average of 89.6< this ia I and the announcer said he would | bok in a freezing building in
 RKCKFTION KOOM-Located In Auditorium for the highest average made by any play a recording for all the boysin I bombed-out Tokyo He tells u.i
 I NATTC Personnel I, relative and guest. man graduating from the AEM I II Bks. 62 dedicated to Miss what it was like to be a Japanese
 I (A) School this year. When I I Nancy Stewart. What gives, I newspaperman during the "peace
 GREENE was told he had made Boys I missions" of the internment! camp
 ,
 GO-ASIIOKE -- --
 WHERE TO of the trip back to Japan on an
 BULKHEAD By Murray Garvin exchange ship, of a Are raid on
 WU" Jc.Ja; TO GO ASHORE: NCCS Club at Church and Newnai Tokyo when the heat was :such
 8 reei. Club open daily from 1700 to 2300, Saturdays, 1200 to 2400 w ,, that people in open field dial for
 Sunday 1000 to 2300. Dances Wednesdays and Thursdays, Saturdaysand .. .. lack of oxygen, of the atomic
 Sundays. Uniform required on Saturday and Sunday. -a r. bombings, of the surrender, of the
 .
 JACKSONVILLE BEACHKS: leave at frequent Intervals hari-kiri l of the military and the If
 from new bus station at Clay and Adams (sam a as Navy). Surf bath- dazed relief of the populace Al-
 ing and other recreation at one of worlds finest ocean beaches. Bus most any part of this book would
 have made front page news on
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 :: since December 7
 any day 1941
 F1M1LNG AND BOA11NU; Cedar River oa Sao .
 ,
 CANOEING, 4"well On the American aide is the
 Juan Avenue. Take Lake Shore Bus, three blocks from last atop on story of Ben Kuroki a Japanese
 San Jun. Row Boats.-two hours SOe; canoes-$1.00 per hour; motor _>)0",.. .j"t" American war hero Ralph G. Mar.
 Itoats-$2.00 per hour, flv. to eight people per boat. tin has told his story in BOY
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 FROM NEBRASKA.
 --- Ben was a
 Jon**-I went over to the club .".. A :'<.' farm boy he went to an American -
 !9I4 now swimming pool last night, and .,\:" ...>: ; school, worked and pLAyed
 had more fun diving'SmithYes : *.' : with American boys and girls, wentto
 theta great aport. ',-i) war as an American air force
 JOKE! Jon -I'll have even more fun gunner, lived through 53 mission*
 tomorrow when they put the water :. : in two different theaters, and today -
 IK a wears the Distinguish Fly.
 t'34. ing Cross He knew
 'il// nothing of pre
 /_ Civilian to drjec Ud sailor stump1 "":' judice until the war, in spite of
 Gal: "Do you know what hap. on a park bench: "Anything his enlistment, there were .*me
 fetw. U> GIs who feel low !" wrong, son*" : American patriots who thought hilt
 I OI.: "No. what?" "['m lUtle**." ;:. tt skin too yellow. His 25 missions in
 "Lo*t your pp?" the European theater were carriedour
 flat: "They get slapped '+'
 "No, my list of phone numbers to prove that he had nothing
 for this town."' ;;..." to be aahanwd of. When discharged -
 "I had an awful nightmare lasttdght from the European Theater .
 .' .
 ..
 A sailor, just horn from a longcruie .4 j">: he volunteered for Pacific duty,
 "Ye, I saw you with hwr" ruhe" w a phone and call- J I.IJ and there flew over Tokyo. At UM
 <*<i his girt friend In a few minuteshe airbase he \dared not leave his tent
 Sok wa busily engaged with acpftde came out of the booth looking for fear some triggy-happy sentry
 in the mud beside his car very bewildered "She' gonn get might shoot him aa a 3|>y. KuroJrl
 |rliri a stranger hailed him. I I marrlo .I" he told a pal. ; .: : ,L\ is now lecturing--righting the enemy -
 'Stuck in the mud?" h* wkad "Aw forget it," advised the pal, 4'y It'" of racial tolerance Thin bok
 "Oh, no said Sok, "my" engine 'here'ti lotaa girtx" ; .. is the :story -of hid 54 Htilill<l..t'.*.
 fa"' -and I'm digging a grave fur "Yeah," replied the sailor, "but ., abroad- and 4t the Wth here a
 !t." .he's gonna marry it,e." yon knew the tenodry sttuat4on." h<",, .

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