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Terry L. RIGLER, SFPFA Public Wrks
Received from? NTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Denver, Colo.
Richard 0. BURK, SKSA Commissary
Received froms NTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Livermore, Calif.
Harold R. BARNES 9 SKSA Navy Exchange
Received froms NTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Tulsa, Okla.
Maury G. TASEM, SKSA , Navy Exchange
Received froms NTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns Etna, Calif.
Gerald A. BROCKMAN.,- RMSN Admin/Comm.
Received froms USS ROWAN (DD782)
Hometowns Warrensburg, Mo.
Gerald D. WALKER, RMSN Admin/Comm.
Received fromsClass A Radio School S.D.
Hometowns Kirkland, Washington
Tommy I. NIELSEN, UTCP s Public Wrks.
Received froms Pt. Hueneme, Calif.
Hometown; Racine, Wisconsin.
R. S. SQITQ, PM3 Admin/MiIPers
Received froms NTC, San Diego, Calif.
Hometowns San Jose, Calif.
NOTICE .
There will be NO meeting of the
Sportsman Club tonite, the President
and many members are away on hunting
trips.
The next meeting of the Club will be
held Monday, 29 May.
VOICE OF EXPERIENCE (NAVNEWS)Mien the
communists use the term, "Peaceful co
existence," they mean a situation where
in we and the world stand still for their
imposition of dictatorship and tyranny
without resort to war. They count on
our interpretation being, "live and let
live" because that!s what the world
would like it to mean, and who is going
to exert much effort to resist such a
goal? Meanwhile, back at the "Scheming
Center," their blueprint to take over is
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going forward exactly as planned*
They are disproving the old child
hood saying, "Sticks and stones may
break my bones, but words will never
hurt me," for never before in history
have words formed into lies, false
promises and misinterpretations done
so much harm...so far having ravaged
and shackled more than half the human
race. When they come up with a phrase
(really just two words) such as"peace
ful coexistence," one cannot be blamed
for wondering if the devil himself auth -
ored it for them, for that one phrase ic
attempting to seduce the whole world of
free men.
It war of words cannot seem too fright
ening," and of course the war in which we
are now engaged is only partly fought
with words, but they will now play an .
incalculable part in mankindls final
struggle for freedom and'dignity because
they are being used by the agressors to
camouflage their agressions more and
more successfully.
At least in the eyes of this writer
the struggle will be won or lost by us
dependent upon how many of us become as
dedicated to our country as we.would be
if we were in the throes of a shooting
war. An invincible United States Navy
is the greatest security we have against
losing the "cold* or *twi— light1 war,
for if the enemy ever comes to believe ^
£hat our Navy is no longer strong enough
to back up our nations peaceful efforts,
the consequences_cannot be imagined.
WASHINGTON (NAVNEWS)—Treasury Secretary
Douglas Dillon announced in early May ne
regulations that will benefit some ten
million Ameridans who own Series E Sav
ings Bonds issued from May 1941> through
May 1949. . ,
Under the new regulations, these bonds
the first of which will be twenty years
old on May 1—will earn a full three and
three quarters per cent interest a year.,
They may now be held for an additional
ten years. About fifteen billion of the
forty-three billion dollars currently
outstanding in Series E and.H Savings
Bonds will be affected by this action.
AIL THE MORE REASON TO ENROLL IN THE
PAYROLL SAVINGS BOND PLAN THIS WEEK.