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"Confidentially" Keep Navy Issues Job
Rocltets Were Important War Weapons Radio Materiel·_ School It Under Your Hat Qualification

Navy personnel, who have had
RT and Art Training Program Booklets to Vets
The following is quoted for th:) access to restricted, confidential
information of all hands: "RT and or secret information while in the The Navy is issuing a person-
service, are warne,d that dis- alized booklet to each ·enlisted
ART Training Program in Pre-
Radio Materiel, EE & RM and charge to civilian life carries cer- man and woman separated from
tain responsibilities. the service which interprets the
Radio Materiel will continue on
Ciphers, codes, intelligence ma- veteran's Navy experience· in
same basis as prior to August
_ All m n now in RT and ART terial and classified matter and terms of civilian occupations. Offi-
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training program including those equipment must remain peace• cers will receive a qualification
at recruit training centers will time secrets in order to maintain jacket similar to the enlisted
our national security. The dis- booklet.
complete the entire course with- closure of such information makes
out regard to USN, USNR or Booklets, describing the general
USN! status except that those the individual subject to trial function, duties, and responsi-
under the provisions of the Es-
who so desire may transfer to pionage Act of 1917. bilities of approximately 500
~eneral s2rvice now at th3ir own Navy ratings have been prepared
All service personnel concerned . for Separation Centers. A Civil
i:equest. Those sh:dents who have
are urged to remember that Readjustment Officer is·sues the
voluntarily enlisted in regula,·
Navy since August 22 to continue national security must be main- rating description booklet de-
their Radio Technician training tained in peace as well as in wa.r. scribing the rate the veteran held
are given the option of remaining at the time of separation.
in regular Navy or reverting to The reappearance of the Alameda For example, the booklet out-
group was the signal for an eve- lining the qualifications of a
their former status. Men eligible
ning of solid entertainment, head- former pharmacists's mate, first
for discharge on points will be
lined by the red-hot rhythms of class, will inform the personnel
discharged when due in same
Chief Bill Phillips and his band. manager of a hospital that the
manner as all other ratings. Stu-
ENLISTED MEN aboard a rocket-firing craft place huge rockets in Diminutive Joey Reardon. of veteran is familiar with X-ray
their launchers. The projectiles, developed during World War 11, dents will be placed in the course "Camel Caravan" fame, who acted equipment and can administer an-
played an important part in the defeat -of Japan. at the point deemed appropriate .......,
by the respective commanding of- as emcee and impersonator extra• aesthetics·. This booklet, like those
fleer." ordinary, had the audience howl- for other ratings, contains an ac-
Cut Due Soon in United States RMS Bowling ing during his routine. Pleasing curate summary of the veteran's
' RMS Bowling team annexed personalities and humorous jest- special abilities and experience
Army Now Stationed in Japan second place and six points in the ing were the talents appreciated while in the Navy.
by the crowd when Ferriss and
Commodore's trophy champion-
Trixie Robin, song stylists, took
History's greatest military ----~-------.,..,..,.0"" ship, being defeated by 31 pins their bows. Vagda Deloro found "Send The Masthead Home"
gamble-the American landing in .(0 l.. y Pre-Com. In the singles event, a ready welcome-for her smooth,
12N D FREEZES q, 1 '(0.1· rolled on Tuesday night, Lubke-
armed Japan - has paid off so rJ--., \& tempestuous South American the Operational Training School.
handsomely that occupation man rolled 582 for three frames dances, as did Julie Baleau, torch The wedding took place at 1000,
forces pr,obably will be cut to not ALL YEOMEN "L'f ,., eJ ~ and came in second. In the doubles singer with a repertoire of novel- on September 15, with Mahlon L.
::> o
more than 200,000 within six The wind blew a freezing blast event Brown and Weight rolled ty numbers. A combination adagio Chism, ' Y2c, as best man and
months, General MacArthur said on all yeomen in th e Tweif th three frames each for a total pin and balancinis act of athletic pre- Phyllis J ewell, S2c, as maid of
fall of 1075 and again garnered
this week. Naval District last week and cision by the Montaines• high- honor. RMS extends its congratu-
As a result of the successful made them unavailable for release '3. second place. In the five man Ug-hted the evening's events. The lations and best wishes for their
penetration of this conquered na- under the dis::harge point system event, Dale, Palmer, Levine, band furnished a few artists of its happiness. Chaplain Rice, at-
tion, he added in a formal state- until further notice. Broadley and Silkkinen rolled a o,,m. Tony Espen played a deep tached to RMS, officiated. '-../
ment, troops will be returned total of 2367 good enough for sec- and melodious bass solo, while
Division officers will not ap-
home as rapidly as ships are made prove any more requests for dis- '.md place. Bob Kittoe, trumpeter and singer,
available. Regular Army forces, RMS Basketball gave a repeat rendition of "One STRIKER
charge submitted by yeomen
he said, probably will be able ratings and Personnel officers will With basketball to be played off. Meat Ball." ...
to maintain unaided the· 200,000 return to division heads, any such RMS adds six more points to its "Au Revoir"
man force--"which will permit requests now ,on file. total of 52 -and are definitely the Last week saw the first of the
complete demobilization of our winners of the Commodore's tro- Waves to leave RMS under the
citizen (draftee) Pacific forces." phy with a total to date of 58
ability of materials and prope-rty new discharge point system. Doro-
Stakes Worth It values. points with Pre-Com in second thy Davison, Ylc, of the Person-
place with 40 points.
"There was probably no great- nel Office, was transferred to the
er gamble taken in history," his RMS Stage Revue Separation Center on T.I. and of-
statement explained. "than the Two return engagements fea- ficially ·departed with discharge
initial landings" where ground tured the RMS amusement calen- papers in hand the last of the
forces were -out-numbered 1,000 dar last week when "City of San week. She will join her husband
to one by armed Japanese. But, Francisco" and the Alameda who also has become a civilian.
IPs
he added, "the stakes were worth Naval Air Show were presented RMS extends its best wishes to "Elfrs
it." in the school auditorium. The fii:st them both in their new roles.
program offered a vodvil r evue
* with maestro Phil Sapiro head- Wedding Bells 'fir
The Treasure Island Chapel was
ing an augmented pit orchestra
Veterans are Reminded BANKING FACILITIES which provided mellow renditions the scene for the exchange of vows _. ~
I
WESTERN UNION A
of current melodies. Ever popu- between · Leora M. Foster, S2c.
That Rationing is Still PosT OFFICE Jar acrobatic dancers Bonnie, RMS Instructional Aids office, and
w AR BOND OFFICE Raye, Iris Wayne, and Judy ~ harles P . Henderson, RM3c, of
In Ufect; Observe It All 4 services located in Bldg. Blake appeared again. Miss Blake !.......,~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~------~~
258, Ave. H, near 4th St. secured "volunteer" J ack Cohen, The Wolf
War-time rationing is still in by Sansone
effect in many instances and dis- * RMS printer, from the audience
charged men and women, ration- SMALL STORES for a jitterbug number. Sonia Copyright 1945 by Leonard S,nsone, distrib11ted by C.amp Newspaper Strvice
free till now, are advised to read Bldg. 215, 10th St., between Shaw, KGO songstress with a fine
the rationing rules. Aves.Mand N. reputation here, had a new group
Wartime price controls are still of ballads for her admirers. Ma-
determining the costs of most of - * gicians Consuelo and Sweeney
....,
the necessities of life. One of the TELEPHONE CENTERS performed their feats of legerde-
important things for a veteran to main, and juggler Delmar demon-
Recreation Bldg. 263, 9th St.
do is contact his local Price and and Ave. H. strated his prowess by balancing
Rationing Board for information Bldg. 174, 4th St. and Ave. C. weird African poles on his feet.
and rationing books. ( Band Circle)
Men or women who plan to go
into business should check with *
the Board to be certain that busi- RAILWAY COACH TICKETS
I
ness supplies will be available be- AIRLINE RESERVATIONS
fore making any investment.
TRAVELERS' CHECKS
Ceiling prices should be strictly
lliSURANCE
observed and violators reported.
Areas wher.e housing shortages Bldg. 174, 4th St. and Ave. C.
exist are under Federal Rent Con- Bldg. 221, 11th St., between
trol. Landlords in such areas can- Aves. G and H.
not charge more rent than legal *
ceilings set by the OP A Rent Con- SHIP's SERVICE No, 1
trol Office. Renters are entitled to
request a copy of landlord's regis- Bldg. 152, 9th St. and Ave. C.
tration certificate with the OP A. *
Returning veterans are warned SHIP's SERVICE No. 2
against the signing of contracts Bldg. 8, 5th St., between Aves.
or the spending of any funds in
MandN.
construction of homes without "Do you have this type of nightmare oJten ?"
first consulting the OPA on avail-