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Mew books which have been received
and will be catalogued and placed on
your Bering Library shelves ares
Basic Transistors by A. Schure.....
An outstanding "picture text" course
on semiconductors and transistors*
Operation, biasing, and coupling arran
gements are covered for a wide variety
of conventional and power transistor
circuits•
RUSSIA and the West Under Lenin and
Stalin by George F. Kennan...•.This is
the first detached and authoriative
American attempt to review Soviet-West
ern relations in historical perspective
by a qualified author, diplomat and
historian who represented the U.S. as
Ambassador to the Soviet Union, -Mr•
George F. Kennan.
History of the Second World War THE
WAR AT SEA, Volume III, Part I by Cap
tain S, W. Roskill, DSC. R.N..
Captain Roskill has, as before, had
unrestricted access to British Arch
ives, and has taken full advantage of
the possession by the Admiralty of
many of the German navy’s records.
DRAGON IN THE KREMLIN by Marvin
Kalb.An illuminating Report on the
menacing Russian-Chinese alliance.
REPORT OF THE COUNTRY CHAIRMAN by
James A, Michener. A highly readable
"Story" about our country, and our
stranger-than-fiction countrymen cau
ght up in a Fascinating and unpredic
atable political campaign, one man's
tribute to the democratic process and
to the people who make it work.
COLLEGE ENTRANCE COUNSELOR with
directories and career and scholarship
guides this book will prove of interest
to those contemplating school after
service.
WANTED: More Shipmates to help Ship -
mates RIVERS, BUNCH, HART, KA3RICK,
DEAL, ALEXANDER, BARKER, ROGERS, SPON -
HEIM, and many others to help improve
the FRA Home om any Saturday morning at
about 9:00 AM ujntil? Your services can
be utilized and will be greatly apprec
iatedj_
P'JU\ HEWS
At a meeting held Wednesday, 9 Aug
ust Shipmate President Rivers appointed
the following Shipmates to committees;
Audit & Finance - McVICKER, W. SMITH
W. TAYLOR.
Publicity - DAVIS, & SALAZAR
Master at Arms - TAYLOR
Chaplain - F. BRANCATO -■»
A committee was formed to investig
ate the possibility of having a Branch
Picnic and Fish Fry combined. The fol
lowing members volunteered for this
committee; Shipmates FAUCETT, HILL,
WARNCCK, SMITH, DEXHEIMER, jflcVICKER,
B.uiKizR o t ..." *
The Pack-in kits for members whose
families are just arriving are ready &
available. Contact Marie FAUCETT, Vice
President of the Ladies Auxiliary for
information on the kits.
MUSKIE SAYS -
Congratulations to Mr. BORNHEIMER &
Mr. HEWKIN for talking their wives in
to making a trip to Thumb Bay for over
night camping and fishing.
Congratulations to the CHAPMANS on
their winning the jackpot at the Club
Bayview Saturday night. It couldn't
have happened to a nicer couple. With
a new baby and orders to Mirarmar for
duty with a squadron that money will
come in handy for them.
Everyone in the Exchange Office is
glad that Chief SMITH has finally got
his family here. Everybody that is
except "Mac”.
There are sure a lot of.wonderful
people leaving the island or getting
"short” as they say. I was down to
the airport Saturday watching ' .some
of them get ready to leave - and you
won't believe it but I saw tears in
the eyes of a lot of people who were
leaving. Trouble is I don't know if
they were tears of sadness or gladness,
I hear the Club Bayview has incorp
orated some neat stunts in their BINGO
nights. One lady I know is going to
start carrying a shopping bag full of
odd things with her so she can win.
The new administration of the FRA
has a Little Theater Group included in
its plans. Wait for their 1st show.