USO SHOW*..(coni’d)
Background music and accompaniment was
provided by a very polished tnreepiece
combo, Dave Robbins, leader and drum
mer, Dorothy Robbiris, accordianist,
and Frank Rio, guitar and sax* Escort^
ed by Air Force 1st Lt* Titus Street,
•CARNIKAL OF PUN* brought a fitiO hfteV*
noon of enoortainment and relaxtidfl
to the off*-watch officers and men of
Radio City-,
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NEW arriva:
WALDE, Donald R0 C'Vi-rl arv:. ved from
^unny- -Moni^?ey/-Gal.i:ic;cn.*la^ Quite., a__
change in climate!
From NAVCON Port Hueneme,, California,
comes VICKERS, Emmett L,, CEP2-P1*
Another ex-Californian who will miss
the sunshine for awhile until he gets
used to our own Adak liquid type*
CULBERSON, Edward Ma Jr., ET2 arrived
from the USS NORTON SOUND (AVM-1) No
more rock and roll for awhile anyway!
MEQUIRE , James Gc, SK3 has come a
board from U.S. NAVRECSTA SAN FRANCISCO
A welcome addition to our undermanned
supply department• WELCOME ABOARD TO ALL
NEW ARRIVALS. Remember to take seriously
the' training you will receive on "ADAK
SURVIVAL” .and your tour, will be a
pleasant oiie. Crip' joke) ,
NEW CHIEF PETTI OFFICER.
16 January saw ROUSE, Robert H. donning
his new CPO uniform as a CTCA. ROUSE
Was invited to have lunch with Captain
GREELEY,; CDR SOCHA and his Department
Head, CDR MCKEE. All hands join in
extending congratulations to new chief
RQUSEv t(H6w~ was -the-initiation,- Chief?) -
NEW KING OF THE.' HILL
Who is thie proudest bowler at RADIO
CITY? Ralph MAY SKI, of course! Com
ing through with 216, T65, 227 for a
booming 609 series, Ralph now holds
top series spot in Capt1s Trophy League.
MOFFETT HIGHLIGHTS
Good news was received by six of our
Seamen, Promotions were effective on 16
January for GiR* BUCK to SN, R.J. GAM—
ACHE to:RMSN, JiNi ARMSTRONG to RMSN,
W.S. BRYSON to SNj J*A. BABB to RMSN,
and ,R*i5i GLENN to RMSN. CONGRATULATIONS
MENi The next step is the crow so keep
stddy?.hg and I hope to add your name to
the Petty Officer promotion list in the
near future*
V,e are- toeing some o:. our good snrpmates
in the .few weeks o' Quite 3 few sets
of orders have arrived0 To name a few:
"Andy” Anderson CE1 has been ordered to
Kami Seya, Japan; "Chico” Quevedo RM2
will* go.sailing- in the USS LEXINGTON r~
"Dilbert" BRYSON, SN got a soft spot at
PACRESFLT San Diego; "Here" Harrington
SA, will get a "bang" out of the USS
HALEAKALA (AE25); "Mike" WOODMAN CP will
travel to Coronado, California for duty
with A0EJ#1 and "Arne" Weinfurter, FN,
will sail with the USS RANGER. I imagine
that some of you are anxiouse to leave,
eh boys?
We have found an energetic and enter
prising ET here at Moffett who has been
experimenting with MAGNETIC GLASS! Hows
it going,SMITH? Chief MULSHINE has been
content and happy.these past few days.
He big-dealed an antenna for his "Trans
oceanic"; and how picks up the CALIENTE
5-40 race re^Sit s' on the broadcast band
from way down South, r V ; ...
r January 1 7th was one ox the most ppec
tacular days I have witnessed on Adak,
The morning clouds were magnificiently
shaped due to the winds aloft and the
sunrise causing them to have various
tones of pink, and the pale blue sky
showing through that random. The brillian
white peaks fo Mt, Moffett against the
clear blue background and Mt. Sitkin
standing tall .on!'the horizon. Who days
Adak is Just a desolate island? There .
is buauty here,. Of course, we do have
an advantageous spot, high on a hill
and buildings with windows,,,
FOUND. ..One wind-up key for a VW, Thats
all Volks,,,* , „, . IV .. ;
Herr Ralph E, Foo