WELCOME ABOARD
Billy R. HOPKINS, CN
Assigned to : Public Works
Received from; Point Mugu, Calif.
Hometown; Brownsville, Ore.
James E, MILLE R, SHSN
Assigned to; Navy Exchange
Received from; USS RANGER (CVA-51)
Hometown; Jackson, Mich.
Terry D.,MAYO, CESCP
Assigned to: Public Works
Received from: Port Hueneme, Calif.
Hometown; Plymouth, Illinois
Gregory H. CORNELL, EN3
Assigned to; Operations/Ships
Received from; USS MOUNT KATMAI (AE16 )
Hometown; Shelton, Wash.
James A. MCDANIEL, EM3
Assigned to; Operations/Ships
Received from; USS MIDWAY (CVA41)
Hometown; El Centro, Calif.
George E. CARTER, Jr., CESCP
Assigned to; Public Works
Received from; Pt, Hueneme, Calif.
Hometowns Victor, Calif.
Robert A. MYERS, DC3
Assigned to; Security
Received from: USS TOPEKA (CLG8)
Hometown: Madison, Ohio
Jim F. POPE, PRAM
Assigned to; Operations
Received fromsNAS, Cbrpus Christi, Tex.
Hometown: Tishomingo, Okla.
Gordon E. OLSON, CN
Assigned to; Public Works
Received from; NAS, Whidbey Is., Was h.
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
William D. GILL, CEPCN
Assigned to: Public Works
Received from; Port Hueneme, Calif.
Hometown; Spokane, Wash,
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G. (n) GINGBAS, EMFN
Assigned to? Operations/S’nips
Received from? USS TAUSIG (0D746)
Hometowns Granby, Conn.
(n) DUDINYAK, ETM3
Assigned tos Operations
Received from? MAS, Oceana, Va.
Hometowns Hazelton, Penn.
Joseph A, FARNSWORTH, EM2
Assigned to? Supply
Received frorns USS KLONDIKE (AR22)
Hometown: Holden, Mo.
PRO PAY NF-WY
WASHINGTON (AFPS ) Some 24,000 Navy |
enlisted men will receive P-1 pay at
$30.00 a month as a result of the Nov.
2 Navy-wide examination.
The Navy said 60,000 men took the
test. The recipients will be notified
by individual letter before jan. 16,
the effective date of the awards.
The awards will be made for a term
of six months,the Navy said, a depart
ure from the previous term of one year.
It was explained that the six month
term is an internal measure intended
to make a smooth transition into a re
vised pro-pay program which is to be
started in July.
AC C A
Start the "New Year" right!
Come and shop early for your Alaskan
Souvenirs.
Mrs. Sally Ferguson, representative
for the Alaska Crippled Children Assn,
has open house every Wed, from one
till 5 P.M.
A lovely display of souvenirs may
be seen in Quarters OF-1.
These authentic items are on sale:
Genuine baby seals, $1.00; Eskimo Ties
$2*00; Alaska trays, $1.25; Teak wood
salad set, $2.95; Jade Earrings, $3.95
Ivory Billiken earrings, $3.85; Notes,
$1.10; Candy, $.98; Bocks, $2.95*
This is Charity work to assist the
Crippled Children. Any items purchased
will contribute to a great cause and be
deeply appreciated.