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The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Wildcat Keglers
SET Pace In MAS
Bowling League
BY Jim Caldwell
BY lin caldwsl

Powered by Ilacqua's SSs and
Cade's red-hct 201, the Public
Works Wildcats dumped the Stripes
bowlers four points to set the pace
in the Boca Chiea Bowling Lea.
que. Stock howled high man for
the losers.
Also finding some easy going
were the CPo's. They took four
points from the Rocketeers by for.
felt. Midget led the Chiefs with
194-495.
Meanwhile, the Alley Cats tenn
porarily sharpened their claws to
scratch one point from the Strik.
ers. Goode topped the losers with
165-464 and Sherer led the winning
Strikers with IS1-l67.
The Hypos downed the Fluhduhs
three to one. ]. Atzert was top
man for the Hypos while Caldwell
led the Flubduhs with Sll.
Camfield and the Sparks beat
the Kingpins three and dropped
one. Camfield rolled l69-l56 for the
winners. Berryhill rolled ls0-46o
for the Kingpins.
Brunker led the Ships over the
Snapshots three TO one. Brunker's
efforts netted 192-450. Shinhe led
the Snapshots with 1S6-4S6.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Galley I.eitOvers
BY GEORGE KoHLER

Alloy Mates! Much to egeryones
relief Christmas has passed, the
holiday whoopee has died down.
and once again noses must be
pressed against the grindstone. AS
we welcome the new year, its Gus
tomary to make a few resolutions
in order 10 make it successful.
Appetixing, more. and better chow
is the 1858 resolution for the CS
personel in the Galley. One ques.
ton please, have you made your
resolution
Rear Admiral Irving T. Duke,
@ o. of Naval Base, visited the
Galley on Christmas day and view
ed the new paint job of the mess
halls and the muralS.
A well done and credit must be
given to G. B. Bell, CSl. for the
splendid work he and his watch
did in preparing the beautiful and
delicious Christmas dinner that
HtAOc NaGh AsN@ 1AfA &NAfts
feeling in sailors tumayS here on
Christmas.
Two cooks are going to be miss
ed by the cS perSonel. c, J. Card.
CSI, has left for > Z. s Naval
Hospital in Maryland. F. L, Grit
fls, cSs, is leaving today for the
USS North Hampton lCLc1 in
Boston, Mass,
A hand is extea3s3 %
aboard A. W. Freehegte, CSS. W4o
came from Hawaii. Also q he2gty
handshake TO our new head man
o. E. Bradley, CSC, from the OF
ficers Mess b. O. @. No. les. here
On the Naval Station.
Because Key West Is warmer
than North Dakota. E Keller re
ported back five days before bis
leave was up.
Our division officer LT1G r. l.,
Chomley Jr.. accompanied hy <
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
SAF-TI SAYINGS
WANDERING

Many serious accident has oc-
cured not because the injured per-
son closed his eyes or let so of
the job he was doing, but because
he closed his mind for a moment
- thinking of other things. Some
people call it carelessness. some
call it thoughdesSness; actually if
is inattention to the job in hand
Remember that aoSt work re-
qares constant alertness for doing
a good job safely. You can not
afford to risk life or limb BY let
ting your mind wander when live
lihood depends on your work.
II il is necessary for you to talk
TO someone, be sure the interrup-
ton viii net cause either Of YOU to
get hurt II you are planning a
fishing trip. party. weekend trip,
or if sou have troubles at home
or other personal troubles. try TO
handle and think about It outside
Of woTk hourS,
Records show that approximate-
ly co. ner cent OF aii injuries are
caused hg inattenti00.
To prosecg yogr sop ard vour in.
come WATCH WHAT YOU ARE
DOING WHILE YoJ ARE DOING
IT"
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULES
"a" LEAGUE

Jan. 10 1900 FSS VS.. Marine
Barracks NAVSTA.
Jan. 10 1880 Nav Hosp vs.. Nav
Sta NAVSTA.
Jan. 10 1880 xii VS.. opDevSta
SPB.
Jan. Is 1900 Bushnell VS.. HS-1
NAVST.l.
Jan. 1s 1900 FawTu VS.. Marine
Barracks SPB.
Jan. 1s 1880 FSS VS.. vX.l NAV.
STA.
Jan. Is 1880 Gilmore VS.. NoU
SPB.
Jan. Is 1900 Bushnell vs.. Marine
Barracks NAVSTA.
Jan. Is 1900 FawTu vs.. VX-1
SPB.
Jan. Is 1880 Nav Hosp vs.. opDev
Sta NAVSTA.
Jan. Is 1880 xii VS.. HS-l SPB.
Jan. II 1880 FSS VS.. NoU NAV.
STA.
Jan. II 1880 Gilmore vs..NavSta
SPB.
"s" LEAGUE
Jan. Q 1900 Sennet VS.. Saufley
NAvSTA.
Jan. Q 1900 Wilkie VS.. odax SPB
Jan. . 1880 Darby VS.. Salinan
NAVSTA.
Jan. Q 1880 DeLong vs.. Penguin
Jan. Q 2100 Loeser vs.. Guavina
NAvSTA.
Jan. 2i00 T Fish VS.. Coates SPB
Jan. IL 1890 Sea Cat VS.. Salinaa
NAvSTA.
Jan, Il 1890 Bslao VS.. saufley
SPB.
Jan. IA 2i00 Sennet vs.. Penguin
Jan. IL 21o0 Darby " odax
SPB.
Jan. is 2iOo wlkie IS. Coates
NAVsTA
Jan 70 200 DsLong rs. cusyins
sPB.
Jan IL 1890 LoeSer - Cero
NAVSTA-
Jan. II 1880 r Fish IS Blusfiah
sPB.
Jan. IL ziO0 Msnts VS. Batfish
NAvsTA.
Jan. II zl00 BaIao VS.. salinan
SPB.
Jan. IS 400 Sea Cat vs.. odax
NAVSTA.
Jan. Is 2loo Sauley vs.. Penguin
SPB.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
WHAT'S DOING AT THE Uso.YMcA

The walls are falling down and
new ones going up to make the
new additions and improvements
In the USO YMCA and what
could be more appropriate in the
midst Of all the building than a
''Rough-It" Dance and "Oid Clo-
thes" Party. The music will be
furnished by Gus Ayala and his
combo for this dance on Thurs
day. Jan. Is from 9 TO IL PM.
Wear your oldest garb for a re-
laxed evening Of fun and dancing.
Program for week Of Jan 8 thru
Jan Is
Friday, Jan 9 1900 Disc Re-
cording send one home. 1000 :
Small Games Party play pinoehle,
bridge, or Canasta.
Saturday, Jan 10 s2100 Dance
to the "Y's" Combo from 8 to
II PM.
Sunday. Jan II Os4s Java
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
VETS-VlEWS
BY GEORGE HANSKAT
VA Contact Representative

The Veterans Administration an
nounced recently a reduction in
premium rates charged for total
disability income rider on 5-year
term National Service Life Insur-
ance policies.
This benefit provides monthly
income for the insured and con-
tinues his insurance in effect with
out the payment of premiums for
so long a period as the insured is
totally disabled.
At some ages the reduction in
the charge for total disability in
come coverage is more than so
percent. The reduction resulted
from a new method Of computa-
tion put in effect following Con-
gressional action providing indef-
mite renewal privileges for term
policies.
The new rates are on gradual
ed scale, becoming increasingly
higher with each renewal Gas the
insured grows older), but they are
not as great as the previous rates
until the insured reaches the age
of S.. That is the last renewal in
which the policy can carry total
disability income feature, as this
rider becomes imperative at age
so.
A comparison of the old and new
annual rates per $1,000 of insur-
ance for total disability income
rider are: 4a
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
SPARKS FROM
COMM. DEPT.
By oacHID

1T Reel Iefs this week on II
days leave and plans 10 take .
much needed rest. LTJG Scar.
borough 10 taking 1T Reels place
- Communication Officer during
his absencs.
This week We welcomed aboard
Hilbert Richard. QMSN. who has
been assigned 10 the Signal Tower.
Good luck 70 you. Richard. and
hope that ycu Ike Il here.
Lest wrsk we welcnmed hsek
Panl z. Yarssgoag arc. He s
sz-sgY cor u TIE a-e Cezasr
and zt the Trans y shack .
WhEle back and W. fsen fx&nx-
fe-red to she UsS s wfIey. sgw
be la en- 7. A. D. orders sa1 q
Fox Watch su7syvIsor. is real
nice 10 have him arnong Is again
and czsr one regret 10 nat it vii
enly bs Temporary.
IF. Msska. RM3. wfll be Iesvlsg
% Is days lezxe esmmerefag las
itsk- He plans 10 spxne - szex.
non wssh his toEks Sn chafafs. II
Have hzn. MaIka. ard harry baek5
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Public WORKINGS
BY THELMA WARD

A~ UOAho NtkA 1otAudS
party was high success. Refresh
ments were plentiful and delicious.
and dancing was enjoyed to the
music Of a three-piece band.
Guests of honor were Rear Admi-
raj Irving T. Duke, Captain H.
Payson, Jr., and Commander C.M.
Henderson. Adm. Dukes speech
and toast brought forth vigorous
applause from all that attended.
Much credit should be given to
Tony Arrange who plans our party
each year, and does all the actual
work involved in putting it over.
Highlights of the party: The
Chambers tripping the light fan
taStic; ditto for the RecioS; New
combs vocal rendition Of Spring
time; Mrs. Mack and the mistle-
toe; Jack Clark's pet monkey
whose main pleasure was eating
turkey all during the party; Ruthie
Pierce's joy at having her boy
friend home for the holidays; and
many other incidents too numer-
GUS to mention.
LTJG Ross, our Transportation
Officer, departed this week Tor
Fort Mcclellan, Ala, for a four
week course of instruction. Mrs.
Ross is taking advantage of her
husbands absence by going to
California for vacation (methinks
she won't like the weather as well
as our Key West sunshine). Incl
dentally, 1T Bob Young, former
Transportation Officer is here on
leave with his wife. 1T Young is a
naturalized Conch, having married
a Key Wester. He said that he was
more anxious, IL possible, than his
wife to come home for the hoi-
days.
Betty McNatt went home for
Christmas and is expected back
Monday. Diane Ortiz left Wednes-
day to spend a few days in Miami
with her family. What do you think
of DANES cute little bangs? Mar
tha Watson resigned her position
in the Garage Office and her re-
lief is Barbara VALERIE.
We have three new employees
in Public Works Mrs. Allene
Morse in the Housing Office, Miss
Mary Cato in the Administrative
Section, and Mr.. Terry Millsap,
Engineer, in the Design Section.
Mary Peterson is leaving this
week. Her husband is getting out
of the Navy and they plan to re-
turn to Ohio. We will miss Mary
: she has the faculty of making
every day seem like Christmas,
filled with the spirit of friendship
and good will.
With all the resolutions being
made for the coming new year, we
wish that the foIling people would
resolve to pass on to the rest of us
the know how to achieve certain
qualities such as: Friday Limbert,
her immaculate appearance at all
times; Gwen Lowe, her sweet
smile and easy-going manner;
Jere Meggs and Howard Johnson,
their quick wit at the right mo-
ment; Cora Lee Beenaerts, her op-
timistic outlook on everything;
Gwen James, her patience and
friendly manner to everyone.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Quotable Quote

A new Stain Stamp was issued
recently in a country behind the
Iron Curtain, but sales dropped
off considerably after a few days,
and inspectors sent out to
find the reason why. Queries
brought out the fact that the
stamp didn't stick well. A thorough
examination was made of the glue
on the back. As there was nothing
wrong with it. they continued
their inspection. Finally, as they
watched several sales, the truth
dawned on them. People were
splitting on the face of the stamp
instead of the back.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
BASEBALL SEASON
STARTS FOR FSS

The pitchers and eatchers Of
Fleet Sonar Schools baseball team
started workouts this week.
Next Tuesday all interested Per.
sonnel, not playing basketball, are
asked 10 report for praeties at 1870
st the baseball field
Men having equipmens svailabls
are urged 70 bring Il 10 practice
- much Of the new equipment has
not Jet arrived.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

~ - Boy, Z lbs. 4 OF. - "A Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Sars-
field (MMC).
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Hetten-
hausen. Jr. - Boy, Z lbs. 10 OF. -
"a Dec. DAD serving aboard FAW-
TULANT (AD3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Spicer,
Jr. = Girl, 6 lbs. IL OF. - "a Dec.
DAD serving aboard xii (CDR).
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Clark
- Boy, 6 lbs. 1874 OF. - "a Dec.
DAD serving aboard FAWTU-
LIANT (AM3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde T. Jones
- Girl, 6 lbs. 12.5 OF. - Is Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS E.P.C.
61S (SN).
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Huber
- Girl, 6 lbs. IL OF. - Is Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gilmore
(MR2).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Leeman
- Girl, 8 lbs. 10 OF. - Is Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS P. C. $40
(EN3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lapete
- Boy, lbs. Ia OF. - n Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Bushnell
(DKC).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith,
Sr. - Boy, 6 lbs. 10.5 OF. - n
Dec. DAD serving aboard SurAs-
DevDet LTJG).
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Glass
- Boy, Z lbs. 6.s OF. - % Dec.
DAD serving aboard US Naval
Station (TML-SS).
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Cline
- Girl, 3 lbs. los OF. - % Dec.
DAD serving aboard SurAsDevDet
(SN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Sund.
vail - Boy, 7 lbs. 2.5 OF - 2S Dec.
DAD serving aboard FAWTULANT
(AD1).
Mr.. and Mrs. Hames M. Wake.
man - Girl, Z lbs. 2.5 OF. - 20
Dec. DAD serving aboard USS
Gilmore (EN3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A. Jones,
Sr. - Boy, 8 lbs. 10 OF. - q Dec.
DAD serving aboard U. S. Naval
Station (TM3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Strick-
land - Boy, lbs. as OF. - 80 Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Cero
(SOC).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. DeRosia
= Boy, z lbs. Is OF. - 80 Dec.
DAD serving aboard FAWTULANT
(AM2).
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn N. Lee
- Boy, 2 lbs. Is OF. - 81 Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gil
more (MRs).
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Riley - Boy,
8 lbs. . OF. - 81 Dec. DAD serv.
ing aboard FSS (LT).
Mr.. and Mrs. william McKissic
- Boy, 3 lbs. rs OF. - 81 Dec.
DAD serving aboard A.U.W. School
(SD3).
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Collier
- Boy, lbs. Z OF. - 81 Dec.
DAD serving aboard U. S. Naval
Station (SO2).
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur r. House
- Boy, lbs. s.5 OF. - 2 Jan.
DAD serving aboard USS Saufley
(RD2).
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
NAVSTA RO
N E W s
~ r,4E NIGH SHERIFF

Next regular monthly meeting
VII Be heid at 700. Jan. 10. /.
Dancsng Saturday nsghs with music
By George Garcia and kis bard. !.
Btnso every Wednesday with ne
jackpot 500 pias. .FUand 81 TIE
eiuh. ooe ladies' suit jaekes. !.
AnnfvsrssFy parry 90 Jaa- a. !.
Free beer and shkimp ase rfaks
week .Cheek gTsk she club for
hzrther details.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Boca Chica Bowlers Bumped From
First Place In NAVSTA "A" Leaque

The OpDevSta bowling team with series of 2657 bumped
Boca Cica from place the Naval Station A League
night within onehah point Of the slot held
by the USS Gilmore
another league game Gee Sonar
point victory the Civilians In winning Ncho
equaed the league record for individual SERIES held
Kaufman of the Gilmore and Gese rolled 224 to help the
bows conneta a perfect nirhts work.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

MT .dUU MIS- AcOudIO G' So401oA
- Boy, 6 lbs. IA OF. - 13 Dec.
DAD serving at Okinawa (Cpl. US
AF).
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Powell
= Boy, S lbs. 1875 OF. - 13 Dec.
DAD aboard FAWTULANT (CH-
BOSM).
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald G. Nickle
- Girl, 5 lbs. 9 OF. IA Dec. DAD
serving aboard USS Seacat (ET3).
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Mer-
ritt - Boy, 8 lbs. S,5 OF. - IA Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Seacat
(SN).
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutedge E. Ether
idge - Girl, 8 lbs. 5 - IA Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Seacat
(HM1).
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hanvey
- Girl, Z lbs. 2.5 OF. - Is Dec.
DAD serving in Korea (PFC US.
MC).
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Oliver, Jr.
- Girl, 5 lbs. S.5 OF. - Is Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Trumpet
fish (FN).
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Ober-
hostzer - Boy, 9 lbs. S OF. -, Is
Dec. DAD serving aboard Boca
Chica MAS (LTJG).
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Stephens
- Boy, lbs. 2.5 OF. - 16 Dec.
DAD serving aboard OpDevSta
(YND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry B. Griffith
- Boy, Z lbs. 6 OF. - 16 Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gilmore
(YN2).
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Camp
bell - Girl, 6 lbs. S.5 OF. - is Dec.
DAD serving at USNASS, Bruins.
wick, Ga. (CD3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Crombie,
Jr. - Girl, S lbs. - II Dec. DAD
serving with SurAsDevDet (SO2).
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolf w. Rotnem
- Girl, 8 lbs. 6 OF. - II Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gilmore
(MEC).
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Espo-
sito - Boy, Z lbs. 2.5 OF. - II Dec.
DAD serving aboard U.T.U. Naval
Base (SN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack c. Watts
- Girl, 6 lbs. 4 Oz. 10 Dec.
DAD serving at the Commissary
Store (SKSN).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Stevens
- Girl, lbs. IL OF. - 10 Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gilmore
(TMC).
Mr.. and Mrs. Sotir L. Miller
- Girl, z lbs. rs OF. - 10 Dec.
DAD serving aboard FAWTULANT
(LCDR).
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Mack
- Boy, S lbs. 8 OF. - 10 Dec. DAD
serving aboard MAS, Norfolk, Va.
(TN).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Stitt
- Girl, 6 lbs. 3 OF. - 10 Dec. DAD
serving aboard MAS (AM3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bog
CESS - Boy, S lbs. 3.5 OF. - 10
Dec. DAD serving with NOU
(PH3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron G. Alexand-
er, Jr. - Girl. lbs. IA OF. - 20
Dec. DAD serving aboard USS
Sarsfield (LT).
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny L. Meers
- Boy, 9 lbs. / OF. 20 Dec.
DAD serving at FSS (SO2).
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester S. Roman
owski - Boy, 7 lbs. S OF. - 20
Dec. DAD serving aboard USS
Gilmore (EM2).
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Z. Griffin
- Boy, 8 lbs. S OF. - 20 Dec.
DAD serving at Naval Hospital
(HM3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Barn
EFT, Jr. - Boy, S lbs. IL OF. - Il
Dec. DAD serving at Fort Jack
son, S. c. (Pvt. USA).
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gloch-
eski - Girl, s lbs. 13 OF. - 20 Dec.
DAD serving aboard USS Gregory
(EM3).
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Davis,
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

1OJS SSAAASASSS = RS@@SSs @A9AASS -
The NavSta team, paced by Nc
Farlane's sos, took four points from
AUW to complete q night Of clean
sweeps for four teams.
Kaufman of the Gilmore and
Nicholson Of the Fleet Sonar
School are tied In the individual
department for league series, each
with a COS. Berkery Of Boca Chica
stands alone with . high single
game Of 247, and Olsen and Cald.
well of OpDev are tied for high
average with 161 each.
TEAM STANDINGS
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Tom. Tom. the piper's son

Tom, Tom. the piper's son
Learned 20 save when be was
young.
He saved penpiea. nickels. dimes
And brought Savings Stamps
many times;
Now that Toms 10 longer young,
He saves z Bonds for his son.
By Payroll Savings the way he
does 1t,
Try II too you'll find you love
IL!
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
TEN HIGH AVERAGES
Baseball News

The USS Bushnell win play the
Strand Theater at Wicker Stadium.
Sunday for the March Of Lines
Campaign. Game time Is 2 p. m.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Leroy Bolden. Michigan States
little left halfback from Flint,
Mich, weighed 98 pounds when
he first played football in junior
high school.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Over 100000 men. including Mar.
ines, are assigned 10 the u. 8. At
lantic Fleet.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Jahn Dsgis. Osytnpse seixft,
hstasS shampsca il tst1 ard 1851.
xns lis FIRST wagsd tstss II ls1a
shen be aaa II pears %
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
RECREATION
CHIT CHAT
by SMITH

Three hundred and fifty Naval
Station theater seats viii be re-
upholstered around is March ac.
cording 10 IT King. Special Ser
vices Officer.
All new furniture compIete With
drapes has been ordered for the
Naval Station Library. Building
i2s. The place should be completes
|Iy re-vamped by early March
All woaldbe Robin Hoods vii
have the chance 10 show their
stuff st the south end of fhe
Beach patio soon Ii King has
announced that an Archery namea
Is tentatively scheduled for con.
struction there.
Dons forget the Hobby Shop
opens for business 10 January.
Officers may draw shafflchosrd.
baseball and tennis gear at TIE
Officers swimming pooI.
Another Baseball Clinic Is sehe-
dufed for - January. This VIII b.
the last clinic meeting before the
Winter Baseball League is official
fv underway.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Anosher Baseball Clinic is sehe-
duied for - January. This win b.
the last clinic meeting before The
Winter Baseball League 10 official
" underway.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

A. Harvey, tSl and L. T. Choplia.
CSa. made a trip 70 abe C'2a Ixscxa
AariEe Air S.aion, agiami. Fla .
last week "a psek ap neE ideas
thai eaa.d hse pet "a future use in
tAe Naval Station Gasley III E.
3 Harvey iSAC, eSxoFfed TIE
trio aggsta8 s5e Saasgaa.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09
Thp Kry OutpnHt

UP APJ WuIpnh1
Naval Base ------ R-ADM Irving r. Duke UsN
Naval Hospital ------- CAPT B. E. Bradley NC, USN
Fleet Training Group and
Fleet Sonar School - CAPT w. Fl. Truesdel. USN
Naval Air Station - CAPT A. E. Buckley. USN
Submarine Refitting and
Training Group ------------ CAPT c. II. Andrews, USN
Fleet All Weather Training Unit CAPT J. 10th. USN
Surface AntiSubmarine
Development Detachment ---- CAPT A. Q. HGonm USN
Air Development Squadron ONE CDR c. Il Huichings USN
Destroyer Division COL --- CDR D. M. Swift USN
Aiship Development
Squadron ELEVEN ------------- CDR Il c. Spcer, UsN
Advanced Undersea Weapons School CDR Farrell USN
Helicoper Anti-Submarine
Squadron ONE --- CDR J. r. Watson USN
Navel Ordnance Unit CDR U. Wheeler UsN
Operations Development Station LcDR C. Horsman UsN
Marine Barracks -------- MAI C. e.. Lawrence, USING
STAFF
Officer Advisor ----- LCDR j. r. Foresnaan USN
Editor Jack K. Burke JC2 USN
Associate Editor ----- Robert Smith, Jo3. USN
Reporters: Bob Cohen. George Rooney Edward P.
Kenny. and Kay Hanskat
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Officers may draw shafflebosrd.
baseball and tennis gear at the
0fiiceEs' swimming pool.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Don't forget the Hobby Shop
opens for business 10 January.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Baseball and tennis gear for en-
lssed men may Be obiained from
The life guard et tie Eniisted
Mems swimming Pool.
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

Three hundred and fifty Naval
Station theater seats viii be re-
upholstered around Is March re-
eording 10 1T King. Special Ser
vices Officer
The Key outpost., 1953-01-09

All new furniture complete with
drapes has been ordered for the
Naval Station Library. Building
i2s. The place should be completes
" re.vamped by early March
Evening star., 1953-07-12
CLERK

THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
COLLECTION MAN, experienced pre-
ferred. Employer pays hospitaliza-
discounts. Apply Personnel Once,
9th Fir. The Goldenberg Co., 7th &
K StS. NV.
CONTACT MEN, 21-65
Neat appearing, accust. to meeting
public; 6-hr. day. about S75 wkly.
to start: Apply 1919 pm, Rm. sol,
7ln 14fh ST n ~
Evening star., 1953-07-12
ASSISTANT CASHIER

The Star has . permanent position
to be filled Immediately for an
alert man 1885 years Of age. Some
be accurate with figures and have
legible handwriting Forty-hour week
and worthwhile company advantages
Apply Personnel Room 605. wkdays.,
5000. and Sat. 9-l. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1953-07-12
U. S. Enpl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
SIS 18th STREET NV.

PROFESSIONAL UOCAL)
Case Workers tM.SD: Dietitian CAD.
A.; Craftsmen; Electronic Engineer
(single side band transmission and
and reception or twire and cable
specD; Group Workers; Patent
Lawyer; Personnel oficer (steamship
or marine labor union expert; Po.
Hcewomen; Production Illustrator
(air brush); Production Planner
tPrtg. and Publ; Radio Operators
end class lic.); Teacher. Nursery
School; Telephone Equip. Spec. ere.
search).
PROFESSIONAL (oUT OF sTATE)
chemical> Ensineers (Desisn. Produc-
tion, Research; Engineers (Ciyil,
Electrical. Industrial. Mechanical
Plant, Time Study; Lawyer (Tech.
Degree plus Lib; Physicist; Case
Worker: Chemists; Physicists;
supvr. Recreational Therapist;
Teacher, Nursery School.
MANAGERIAL AND SALES
Assistant Buyers; Credit and Coll
Mgrs.: Dept. Mgrs. (MerchandisinR)
Mgr. commissary; Trafhc Mgr. (rai
and motor; Field supvr. Insur-
ance); Sales Clerk Is and 1Oc);
Statesmen, Shoes; saleswomen, Spec
Shops.
MEDICAL
Histopathology Tech; Medical Rec
ords Librarian; Medical Socia
Workers; Medical Technician
Nurses. pediatric and stan; Physi.
clan; Psychiatrist; Tissue Techni.
clan.
Bookkeepers; Bookkeeping Mach
opers.; Cashier (NCR 10000: Col.
lectors; Credit and Collection Clerks
stenosraphers; Tab. Mach. oper
Supvr.; Jr. Typists.
sos K STREET NV.
Machinists: Stationery Engineer.
with D. C. license); Electricians
Male Wool Pressers, Fully exper
.(salary or piece work.: Carpenters
S2-S2.50 per mr.; Dishwashers
Kitchen Helpers Male). Day anc
Night Shifts, very good pay, Job.
all over town.
735 17th STREET NV.
Live-in Maids: Wool Presser, (fe.
male), maximum sos per week;
Shirt Presser, exp. (female); EN-.
broiderery Mach. Opr.; exp. in op-
Grating Singer 114W or Cornley A
S1.50 per hr.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
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