Page Two JAX AIR NEWS 29 September 1949 540 Worth Of Pleasure I U PLY Civilians To Elect Four MembersTo I In eLl CIIT 5j Nine-Man Board Of Directors For Small Token Of 52 i . Civilian employees] of the Naval Air Station will go to the polls A novel bargain in which Na. -- -- j LEAD LINES Last year's October 7 to elect four new members to a nine-man Board of Di- " val Air Station service and civil- civilian personnel. I SUPOR Bowling League, comprised rectors of the Employees Association for Civil Service Employeesof ian personnel may attend or participate I The "Sport Sampler" is a book i of three teams each from this activity.Constitution. ,_, _ ---------- ---- --- in some 18 recreational I let published commercially for this department and O&R, is cur All employees by virtue of their -each-group. At the close of the und! sports events, which total $40 I the purpose of acquainting personnel rently being reorganized with the I employment at NAS are memo election the ballot boxes will be through actual participation in admissions Is being made - , bers of the Association it has sealed and ballots will be countedin - available beginning this week for I with the fine recreational expectations of getting underway , the low price of just $2.00, in the facilities that are available in the early in October. In a close fin been pointed out, and are eligibleto Relations the presence Officer.of the Industrial?'s." a, . form of a booklet called the I Jacksonville area. Officials of ,I ish last l.Ieason-too tight formanagt'd take part in the election. I , "Sport Sampler". The booklet |I the Naval Air Station, along with I of the Employees.nominated to .fW.l! 30. :fi comfort to The Board of Directors are' 'i! ; f will hit the Ship's Service counters many progressive firms are making ---Supply bringthe the four existing vacanciesRobert '' c' this week and will be also this booklet available now. I trophy safely home. But the Association comprises nine memo B. Robertson and Williams ': ") ', . available at other activities.The Considered to be the greatest O&R lads are eager for revenge, bers, three from Overhaul and ] D. Pitts of Supply and Fisgtl t r. only booklet of its kind to entertainment bargain ever to | and consequently all interested Repair and two each from Sup- I Thomas P. Roberts, Arthur.j-,':, ,II' be found anywhere, the "Sport be offered in the Jacksonvillearea '|' Supplyers-military and civilianare ply and Fiscal, Public Works, Lynn and and Robert L.Grace Brown C.: Overhaul Sampler" is a 50-page booklet "Sport Sampler" will be on urged to contact either Henry Repair; and the General Group. The General Lee which contains passes of admission sale at the Ships Service hereas Behrens ((482)) or Kenny Wilkins I Hamrick and Nora RobE'rts.Ge"1eral , to many sports and recreation long as the supply lasts. The ((621)) for details about the league. Group includes Industrial Group, and Ronald But. activities in the Jacksonville supply is limited. Personnel may | In handicap play, that awful score Relations, Administrative, Medical cher, Lacy E. Combs, Mark A. urea throughout the coming fall purchase as many books as they of yours can't hurt-and it might Dental, Communications and Atkins, Arthur L. Stonebanks and Her-, and winter season. like for family or friends-but help. Besides, with three teams Frank M Ironmonger, Included in the 18admissionbook !; only one booklet may be used by to fill, it's gonna be necessary to the Operations departments. schell Lee, of Public Works de- are passes to two Jax Navy anyone person. The pamphlet pick 15 out of the 10 who'll volunteer Membership on the Board ro- ,! parttnent.Classified. home football games at the Gator must be carried at all times, with I so get your name on the tates in part each year. Although -x- Bowl tickets to the auto races at passes to be detached at the box roster. members serve for a period of the Speedway boxing and wrestling office. It will not be on general PURELY PEfWt ONAL PIFFLE. two years, one group is elected V shows at. the Arena, skating I sale in Jacksonville.x Gilbert :Moore's brother, Benny, each year. The coming electionon October 7 is for the rinks dances horseback purposeof special - who finished his fifth and finest I Bulletin riding golfing at the city courses, I replacing four members whose year with a B team of the Brook ! and even includes dancing lessons Enginemen Class terms expire next monthone i lyn; Dodgers has earned the name FOK SATE and a cocktail facial. Someof of "Big Timber" around the ball each from Overhaul and Repair, 6 HP \Vlzzard' outboard motor\ VA. these events or services alone Supply and Fiscal Public Works, New washer $50. Dr. SlUeiman, 410 parks due to his long-ball hitting 1st St., Ortega Farm Blvd. ConductedAt and the General Group. are worth more than the price of Being ' The thing most often opened by Pink 1'drtsli.. size ]5. Worn fnce.IS. . the entire book of tickets. I mistake, they tell us, is the mouth Secret Ballot Folki. 1412 A. Child St.. NASor Supply Limited Lucile McDowell and Polly I Members who are ext. 8341. The new booklet with all its Great LakesA McDowell are the suggesters-a their seats and will be replace 41 Pontiac! convert 'Ourt' Weaxer, which total 1309 Cumberland Rd. };xt, 5t<5. 18 admissions, $40 in year ago-of the new heading for are Charles G. Hart of Over- tickets sells normally for the new service school designated this column Character is not haul and Repair. Leonard B. Eu- 12 ft. bout, ply-wood. 95 IDS., equippedwith regular price of $2.50. but publishers jas "Engineman Class C-l" is now Il'alll'r'pl'uum type car top made banks General ArlingtonW. in a crisis-it is only exhibited Group; carrier, MurdlX'kal; \' se Yd. Ext of the novel pamphlet I being conducted at the U. S. Naval Kenneth McDuffie, Bennett, Supply and Fiscal, 292. making a special introduction offer | Training Center Great Lakes, whose bout with the fever has and Charles D. Green, Public Kitchen set chrome $25. WasK mach of $2.00 to local service and [ Ill., providing special training for kept him numbered among the Works, The remaining Board $tE Double rollaway I M. $20.;! Mis. ---' -- -- --- Pan In. 1319 B. Randolph St. ----I I' enginemen in the theory operation, shut-ins for the past nine weeks, members, who remain in office 25 ft. cruiser $550. D. L. Dick Jr.. Gridmen ; maintenance, and repair of large returned to the fold last Monday are Ralph T. Mosley, Public Ext. 248, or Jack Holt l'h. 2.(!>27. OpposeContinued i propulsion diesel engines, it has looking pretty fit, but feeling, he Works; Ruth C. Seavey, General '49 Chet y deluxe xt.2 door Under lift ( from Pace 1) I Ilocals (' cation been revealed Office. by the local Edu- says, a leetle wobbly Group; Ernest L. Rodeillat, Supply Baby'price. bassinette Davis, :, carriage 8-28B.: play pea Unless and Fiscal, and James'L. stroller. $20. C.rundig. 4602 AtU- last will captain some enterprising organization season I Only regular Navy men with at takes hand Fleming and Eldon A. Rutten, boro St. Ph 2-5077. the team in the coming fray. a pretty suddenly - least 18 months serviceare Overhaul and Repair. Ice box small flee radiator. j>lcnle' obligated The starting backfield for the' Jacksonville's concert seasonIs table bench set Mil. Holt. Pho. NAS eleven will comprise Bama | eligible to register for this going to be sponsored only by Voting in the coming election 2-OWiO.; Hutchinson quarterback; Harry' school. Men with high school or Civic Music, the others withdraw- will be by secret ballot, with '48 Mercury cont'l t. 1 owner' $1595.! Financed or take over car In tmrte.Brookshlre . trade school machine Epperson right halfback; Gus'' shop train Ing this year with badly burned each employee required to mark OD office, Cecil Field Kinnear fullback: and Bill Hul- ing or related experience are pre fingers. Margaret Truman was his own ballot, voting for a candidate BaRsl nett,. Mil. Schultz, turn light sey. who gained 75 yards in last ferred. Interested personnel desiring to have been among the artists from his respective group at .'18. Drlv. cl. then left. 2nd house weeks scramble at left halfback. to attend this school must slated for a Jax appearance, but, Time of voting and location of Love on left.sent $75, blond table $10, end Chuck Moore and Jack Duncan indicate in their request the specific as one concert producer put it. ballot boxes will be announcedby table! $3 ea.. 2 mnhogony end tables will be at the end posts with : engine or engines on which "Jax is a tough nut to crack." the election supervisor of $2 ea.. desk lamp $2.50, tia\el nlh. ' desire four I $.10. dies table & mirror, $12.50 they training, allowing - Marvin Weldon and Pat Patterson An old-timer is one who remembers ,I 1-ahallH mat $10. 2 hassocks $1 fa. weeks for at tackles and Bill Molonos-I training per engine. i when ladies wore nightcaps Twin Simmons brts. $.'<0. Lt. DeLH kle playing at guard with Sinko. Engines installed: at the schoolare instead of drank them It may I Mater ;3157 Post St. Ph. 8-S771.: ; John Coxon will fill in at the one each of the following: GM, come as no news that Virgil Price Pi'ao. new motorola auto tadlo. Cost (Continued from rage 1)) $80. Sell for $35. Call after 1700.; A. pivot post.Saturday's. Model 8-268A; GM, Model 16-278A; I electronics Storekeeper' is now an Rat ley Jr., 278 11)1'110AlP.. Wes- fray is the first of GM, Model 12-576A; CooperBessemer ,ordained minister and is currently I ition for refueling of its four connelt.Balhlnelte, five home games to be played Model GSB-8; Alco, Model conducting church services for a tanks which hold a combined total I !' ,$7. 22 cal. Hi-Stand. Automalic - it the Gator Bowl. Other home I 589 Fairbanks-Morse, Model 38d8 i little community known as Pine- I of 9,600 gallons, representatives Banks Taijjet, 1432 pistol Cumberland first I $ 97t..takesIt. Ext. games: include tussles with Par- 1/8. .grove, near Fernandina Remember 425. ris Island. Oct. 8; Chatham Field I Before personnel become eligibleto : a handkerchief manufac- of the press and radio stations '37 Hudson Terra pin re 4-door sedan.265i . Oct. 23; Little Creek, Va., Nov.I attend any service school they turer is the only fellow who likes i in Jacksonville, along with New bl'lrk'I'nt'f"r Post Ph. 74171.bungalow Kimball 12. and Pensacola Nov. 26. must meet the following requirements for other people to stick their NAS personnel inspected the I' 4144 Marquette, Fairfax Manor. Ph. Servicemen i in uniform. will be'' for obligated service: I'noses in his business. huge two-decker plane. 28739. Elpc. utmhrealifa, t net JlflrvflliU" admitted tree There will DC one Length of school, obligated serv- ----- Despite its huge size, the Con- robe trunk $S. Matta; J271 Comtei.... price admission, a general admission ice 18 months; 21-40 weeks (except I stitution can use any normal run- land Rd. Ph. 8- 185. of $1.20. At (b) school) 24 months; FOUND way for transport planes. It uses Studio couch; bed; buggy; laundry its low 85-mile tub: mlscell. Items. Reasonable iNrr. -- 41-50 weeks30: months: over 50 Found. a golden opportunityto landing speed Anderson 47W! Myitlewood Rd. Ph. 20 Local Drivers weeks and AT (b) school36 and reversible propellers on two :2-8284.! : months. make money while you save. inboard engines to stop it in Car top fishing boat A':,' Ion*. 4' wide Absolutely safe U. S. Savings short distances. The takeoff run I1/ deep, cjprus A plywood lm-1. carracks Are HO. Kent, 3543 B. Craven St . ApprehendedTwenty Bonds pay you back $4 for every is equally short, varying with Dewey Fk.Rexlslticd . Chaplain AlbertContinued the load. Jet-assisted take-off : Cocker' Spaniel. $20 or J25. motorists were given $3 you put in them, after only 10 I bottles are mounted in the wingsif 3-0088W.at,.,. Cheshire 1019 E. 15th St. *'h. tickets by Station Police for traf- ( from Page 1) years. needed. Thor ironer $35 & a !Singer treadle' ------- ------ fic violations on seven counts Command, he supervised 200 naval sewing machine $.'10. Clendrnln 3535 during the period from Sept. 20 chaplains in caring for the 14th Pilot In Air F orceFreetl.fr 8 cu.Craven ft. Hot St.Point Dewey refrlp.Pal k.Contact Har- to Sept. 26.Charged religious and spiritual needs of klns. 34:27: B. Dewey Pal Ie. with illegal; parkingwere 250,000 men from Australia to Elec.) stove' A I"pfll/l: Kxcell. crnd. Lcdr. J. M. Hirst. K. L. the Philippines. I Exchange Leaves For Shaw Field 1'x Johns.:: 379.1334 A. Randolph St. !\AS.t . Davis. RM2; J. H. Thomas AF- SpeaVs' at ConventionAt Hand carved' Chinese chest. SlHtf. AN: H. J. Hallis. AOC; C T. the 1949 Democratic National I Exchange of pilots between the Spanish Tupeslry. 1350 Mrs. Row. Murphy. ADI ; J. M. Davis TN, Convention in Philadel-I'Navy and the Air Force under the Air Jacksonville pilots transferred Tot land stroller 1132 A. Allegheny St. tilc cle child'scar and civilians J. Y. Farrar, and ,I phia, Captain Albert participated on an basis ; play pen; > : new Defense Department program j exchange The others ; rocking horse. Wood, 1231 B. W L. Rodgers. Jr. :I in a memorial service for the late aimed at promotion of better understanding "' are Lt. Dean S. Laird and Lt. I Hancock txt.:: 8132. Apprehended for speeding wereJ Franklin D. Roosevelt and war of methods and techniques Thomas Sedaker of Squadron 171 48 Km/ler sedan overdrive. 11375.: E. Lindberg L. H. McMullen I dead of World War II. Chaplain |: employed by the two cervices and Lt. pllln I 2720 Iroquois Ave Phone Air Station Cecil )Field and the Departments will muster in accordance the Navy anti the Air b-494l. U, S. Naval Hospital.The I Force, involving iir.i.rVIanted i with paragraph three of yMa some 25 pilots from each passenger to Phonlx. At lions I Personnel Officer's Directive No. service, Is intended to be of mutual I Leaving Oct. 3, Chief Zureskl, like, JAX AIR NEWS I lit a member of !K>5. 7-6873. I 1.49 and form the 'tJ'hl the Ships' Editorial: Association and ; on parade benefit to both services. \" ;vicinity nf f>th St. the Armed Forces Press Service Re. I'ground in accordance with Personnel Heavy is the holder of the China I Working hour 07:<0 to J6I(}. Dt-ns- production of material from these Officer's Memorandum No. fl Service, Japanese Occupation ford. :201 K 2nd. St, Kxt 644. sources must bear a credit line. Republication 16-49. 11a4 Wanted rider from vicinity of Fairgrounds of other matter, except by. j :, Asiatic-Pacific: European-African on Brent wood Ave. \\ 01 king service publications )is prohibited' with-1 I j In case of inclement weather, ....- (with one star), American Defense I 0730 til 1600. Mitchell. 4517 Giant-; out permission of Editor JAX AIR I the inspection will be held in Hangar and American Area rib wood Ave Atlle-boro. Kxt. 8176. NEWS: I I I If O. LCDR. WM. HEAVY s bons. I Lost fair of rimless glasses In black case Finite. l'h. nt, 188. WarellrI '