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Joseph K. CAMPBELL, AG1-P1
Assigned to: Operations
Received from: NAF, China Lake, Calif.
Hometown: Concordia, Kansas
Samuel H, JACKSON,, CS2
Assigned to: Supply
Received from:USS CHEVALIER (DDR-805)
Hometown: Redondo Beach, Calif.
Frank E. CLARKE, HM3
j Ak s i■-in?d t.o s Medical
Roo* from: Navliosp, Pensacola, Fla.
Hometown:Valley Stream, Lang Island, NY
Darrell:G. RAKE, SN
Assigned tes Chaplains Office-Admin.
!Rec. from: NMF, Pt. Arguello, Calif.
% |Hometown: Broken Arrow, Okla.
t Thomas M. URSINI, CMCP
Assigned to: Public Works
•|Rqc, from:.CBC, Pt. Hueneme, Calif.
Hometown: Wheat Ridge, Colo.
Claudius R. LAMBERT, SKSN
Assigned to: Supply
Rec. from: NS, Treasure Island, Calif.
Hometown: Montcalm, W. Virginia
Roy P. ARV.IZU, RM3
Assigned to: Admin/Communications
Received from: NS, Long Beach, Calif.
Hometown: Long Dale, Calif.
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Washington (AFPS) - Dec, 30, 1960
is the deadline for applying for Korean
War service bonuses in New Hampshire,
Iowa and Pennsylvania*
Personnel from New Hampshire can
obtain applications and information
from the Adjutant General, State Mili
tary Reservation, Concord, N.H.
Iowans should write to the Service
Compensation Board, State House, Des
Moines, Iowa.
Pennsylvania veterans should address
inquiries to the World War II Veterans
Compensation Bureau, Room 207, South
Office 3uilding, Harrisburg, Pa.
CjyjLJAN WMSATTW
The Civilian Wives' Club will spon
sor a BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE•as the Navy
Exchange Lobby on Saturday morning, 3
December. Proceeds of this sale will
be used to further the support of the
two "adoptees", Tony Lynn Wilson, age
8 and Michael Combs, age 12 who are
two of the 30,000 children around the
world who have been "adopted" by Amer
icans through the Christian Childrens'
Fund, Inc. of Richmond, Virginia. The
Civilian Wives' Club of Adak has been
continuously sponsoringan orphan since
August 1954. Tony became their "adopt
ee" in May 1958 and just recently Mic
hael Combs began receiving support
from this group.
Items to be donated' for this sale
may be left -at Qtrs. C-10, C-3.8, or
CC-3 anytime prior to '0900 on-the day
of the sale or may be brought directly
to the Navy Exchange lobby.
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Washington (AFPS) - In another move
to reduce personnel movements during
the current fiscal year the Navy has
extended shore tours for enlisted men
in 39 rates from six months to one
year.
The extended tours will be effective
for those individuals whose shore tours
end on and after March 1, 1961. The
Bureau of Naval Personnel noted that
some exceptions would be required to
maintain the necessary personnel flow
to Class "B" schools.
The following rates were extended
by*six months to a 36 month tour: QMC;
NWC; MRC; DDC; ATC and 1; AQC; AEC;
AMC, 1 and 2; PR1 and 2; and HM2.
Rates receiving one year extensions,
going from 24 to 36 months, ware: NW1
and 2; J03 and JOSN; DM3 and DMSN; AD3
and ADAN; AOl; YN3 and YNSN; PN3 and
PNSN; AE1 and 2; }\QC, 1 and 2;’-AM3 and '
AMANjPRC; PR3 and PRAN; AK3 and A KAN.
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Be sure your mind is in gear before
you put your tongue in motion.