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VOL 2-NO 20 FORT PIERCE FLORIDA 26 NOVEMBER 1943

Admiral Ingersoll Visits Amphibious Trai_ning Base TURKEY DINNER MARKS

HOLIDAY AT BASE Personnel of USNATB Has

Noon Feast But TrainingSchedule Goes On

The nations annual Thanksgivshying holiday was strictly a work day at the U S Naval Amphibious Training Base with all hands carrying on with the training proshyprogram for amphibious invasion operations

There is unusual reason for all hands to be thankful but at this Base the day must be devoted to work and training to speed proshy

cution of the war to a victorious close Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding Officer said

Special ervices were held howshyever at the Base with Lt (jg) William J Spinney Catholic chapshylain holding services at 0630 in the Camp Two Theatre and Lt Phillip Johnson Protestant chapshylain holding services at 1030 at the S and R Casino and at 1230 in the Camp Two boxing arena

There was a turkey dinner at 1200 with an allowance of a pound of turkey per man and trimmings with the menu includshying dressing and gravy cranberry sauce mashed potatoes peas corn

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NEW RECREATION HALL READY BY 21 DECEMBER Tentative dedication date for the

new recreation hall on the Island has been set for 21 December Capt C Gulbranson USN Comshymanding Officer said this week

As the contractors speed conshystruction work into the final month plans for use of the hall in a broadened recreation and educashytional program are under way

First steps in scheduling a rashydio show-perhaps on a network -were taken this week as plans for the hall dedication went forshyward The occasion if proper netshywork clearances are obtained may also serve to mark the first annishyversary of establishment of the USNAIB dn the airways

ADMIRAL VIEWS USNATB ACTIVITY

Admiral Royal E Ingersoll USN Comrnander-in-CAief of the US Atlantic Fleet center sees preparations for overseas amphibious invasion overations on a visit to the US Naval A1nphibioils Trainshying Base Fort Pierce Florida At right are Cavt C Gulbranson USN Base Commanding Officer and at left Lt Comdr K B Emmons USNR Officer-in-Charge of small boat training

DANCE ENJOYEDShips Service Plans A large number of servicemenDisflay of Yule Gifts

enjoyed tte Thanksgiving dance Lt (jg) A J Daley Ships last night at Legion Hall The

Service Officer is arranging a USNATB orchestra pr ovided the display of Christmas gifts to be music shown at the Army and Navy Ofshy bullbullUS NA Ta+ ficer Club Smiddotaturday afternoon 27 GUADALCANAL (CNS)-MashyNovember for those attending to rines stick old razor blades in hear broadcasts of the Army-Navy trees for Japs to cut their hands game Orders for items displayed and fe et on when they shin up to will be taken snipe

ATLANTIC FLEET CHIEF INSPECTS ALL ACTIVITIES WITH CAmiddotPT GULBRANSON

The U S Naval Am phibious Training Base entertained it highshyest ranking personality Sunday when Admiral Royal Eason Ingershysoll commander-in-Chief of the U S Atlantic Fleet made an informal inspection visit to the Base which is in his command

The appearance of the Ba middote and the personnel and the rendering of military courte ies was most gratishyfying to the Commanding Officer and was highly appreciated by Adshymiral Inger oll Capt C Gulshybranson ~ SN Commanding Offishycer said at conclusion of the Adshymirals visit

INSPECT ACTIVITIES Admiral Ingersoll whose signal

number in Navy records is prltedshyed only by tho e of Admirals Stark J(ing and Nimitz and Captain G11lshybrauson spent two hours together visiting various base activities and Navy and Army contingents in training here for amphibious inshyvasion operations

In a visit to this area the fourshy(Continued on Page 4)

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Naval Amphibious Base Ten Months Old Today

Todays edition of The llock-Up is issued on the ten months anshyniwr ary of the e tablishment of the U S Naval Amphibious Trainshying Base

The Base was commissioned with Capt C Gulbran on USN as its commanding Officer at 1000 on 26 January 1943

The number of fighting front on which the alumni from this Base are giving a gallant account of themsf~ves and bringing honor to country and fla is growing constantly Captain Gulbranson said commenting on the occasion

The example of thi)oe who have gone on to fight the nations enemiddot mies in widely separated combat theatres can well challenge at this season those of us who carry on here the Commanding Officer said

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United States Naval Amvhibious ALETTER TO ALL I BOOKSTHE MOCK-UP Training Base Fort Pierce Fla MOTHERS AND DADS __________ VOL 2 26 NOVEMBER 1943 NO 20

Dear Mother and Dad THE MOCK-UP the publication of the U S Naval Amphibious You can remember your son here Training Base Fort Pierce Florida is published Friday of each week at U S Naval Amphibious -Trainshyand is distributed without charge to the personnel of all activities ing Base this Pearl Harbor Day

by buying an extra War Bond COMMANDING OFFICER CAPT c GULBRANSON u s Navy during the campaign December 1 EXECUTIVE OFFICER COMDR JOHN G FARNSWORTH USNR to December 7 EDITORIAL ADVISOR LT C HERSCHEL SCHOOLEY USNR We suggest this year you make EDITOR LT (JG) WALTER F HEALY USNR your Christmas present to yourPHOTOGRAPHER ENS JACK B FOSTER USNR son here anmiddot early one by sendingCORRESPONDENTS-Ensign J B Francis USNR Naval Combat Demo- a mail order to him or her for a Jition Unit Ensign James L Farr~ll USNR Scouts and Raiders Ben IWar Bond durilllg this drive to Pope CSp Man-tenance and Repair J E Jackson CSP Beach Party bring an earlier victory to our School PFC Richard F Mahoney USA Army Detachment t d b i s homecoun ry an r ng your on

to you the soonerAll pictures are official US Navy Phot-0s unless otherwise designated The MOCK-UP receives Camp Newspaper Service material All c-0rresshypondence contributions and matters concerning this publication should WARBLER be addressed to the MOCK-UP Public Relations Office USNATB Fort Pierce Florida This paper is printed in the interest of the personnel and will welcome all contributions and criticisms from members of Base United states Naval Amphibious Training Base Fort Pierce Florida

Letters of Appreciation 20 November 1943

Dear Captain Gulbranson On the occasion of our departure from Fort Pierce after

a most enjoyable and instructive visit may I convey to you personally and through you to all the officers and men of the USNATB the appreciation of all ranks of the 1118th Enginshyeer Combat Group for the many courtesies extended the privileges enjoyed and the facilities placed at our disposal

Our training while here was of course entirely different from anything previously experienced in the routine of the engineer soldier and naturally stimulated the greatest intershyest I am satisfied that we all profited greatly from the high standard of instruction through which the school operated and it will bemiddot our purpose in the forthcoming exercises in the Chesapeake area and later to justify the efforts put forth in our behalf by the very able corps of instructors

Cordially yours J A CUNNINGHAM Colonel Corps of Engineers Commanding

22 November 1943 Dear Colonel Cunningham

I have received your splendid letter of 21 November 1943 and appreciate very much the sentiments expressed in it I wish to take this occasion to state as I have at other times that the officer~and men of the 1118th Engineer Combat Group were outstanding in the performance of their duties while here and also in their conduct

In wishing you and youl officers and men the very best I know that I am expressing not only my own feelings but the sincere good wishes of the officers and men of this base

I hope that in the course of events in the future I shall seemiddot you and that we may be shipmates again

Sincerely Beautiul Carolyn Grey is one of the contributing factors to theC GULBRANSON current POPularity of WoodyCaptain U S Navy H errnan s Orchestra She is middot

1 heard with the band over the SAINT BECOMES A GENERAL A new light cruiser has been Blue Network

designated the USS Helena byBUENOS AIRES (CNS)~The Our boys must keep ID fightshySecretary of the Navy Knox to

Virgin of Mercedes patron saint ing-we must keep on buyshyperpetuate the name of the vesshyArgentine middot land forces has been ~ ing WAR BONDS until vieshy

made an honorary general of the sel which was cunk in Kula Gulf - tory is won Keep on BACKmiddot nations army ir July 1943 ING THE ATTACKt

Among books of interest recomshymended for reading by men in service on their liberty time are described here

Jean Helion in They Shall Not Have Me tells of his capture by the Germans when his section of the French army disintegrates his experiences in a prison camp at Orleans his forced labor on a German farm and on a prison ship The sensational part of his story is his carefully planned inshygenious escape

Angel of The Navy The Story of a WAVE by Joan Angel is an account of the authors experishyences in the first group of WAVES trained at Cedar Falls and with the first hospital corpsshymen trained at Bethesda Naval Hospital preparatory to active duty at the Philadelphia Naval Hospital

Richard Llewellyn author of How Green Was My Valley has a new novel None But The Lonely Heart The author looks at life through the eyes of Ernie Mott an inarticulate London Cockney Llewellyn is with the Welsh Guards and when last heard from he was a captain in Africa

Journey In The Dark by Martin Flavin is the story of an average American who wanted success above everything and who achieved it in part and yet never escapes from the prison of his loneliness

Shalom Asch writes a novel The Apostle around the life of St Paul his work and the relishygious and social conditions imporshytant in the development of Chrisshytianity

Robert Nathan in his new novshyel But Gently Day has written another of his typical fantasies A corporal in the U S Army Air Force after a crash returns to his Pennsylvania home and finds there his great-grandparents inshystead of his father and mother and the post Civil War period inshystead of the present time Analoshygies between that time and toshydaysmiddot war-torn world are presentshyed in subtle manner

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Use of Piano Appreciated byPersonnel of USN A TB

Thanks to the generosity of Mrs Craig Hopkins of Fort Pierce a piano has been loaned to the USNATB for religious rituals and other uses C Frank Clow Splc (W) assistant to the chaplains is making good use of the piano in organizing choirs for the Base

The piano was secured through Chaplain Phillip Johnson and all wanting use of it are asked to conshytact him

26 NOVEMBER 1)43

171 USNATB Commanding Oflicer

Praises Personnel For Enthusiasm In Duty

It is a pleasure to have such a fine personnel under ones comshymand Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding Officer said after authorizing the promotion of 171 USNATB men to the next higher rate effective as of 16 November In a memorandum to all activities he extended his congratulations to the men earning advancements

The enthusiasm the men of this Base have shown in their work is in keeping with the best traditions of the service Knowing their asshysignments is uppermost for the best performance of duty and a happy ship And it is evident not only to me but to all who visit our Base that the personnel is aware of its responsibilities They have been singled out many times for the efficient manner in which they execute their duties here and elseshywhere

The following were advanced to the next higher rate +middot

Adams James M to Bkr 3c Allen David C Sr SF3c Antonshyowich Steven MM3c Arave Don W SlcAsher J ames A CMlc

Bailey Harry 0 to CM2c Bashylandis Paul J MM3c Barnard William H CM3c ~ Baxter Albert M PhM2c Benko Michael SF2c Beno Kenneth MM2c Benson Oscar R Jr PhM2c Berg Duane E RM3c Bingham Earl C SC2c Bird Frank E Jr PhM3c Blanshysky William A J r MM3c Bourshyque William R W MM3c Brenshynan Dennis J MM3c Brooks Peter C Jr SC3c Brouillard Paul A SFlc Buchanan Thomas H SFFlc Buda Alfred S Slc Buhl lngvor Q PhM2c Bulick George B MM3c Burrows J ames W EM2c

Campana Carmen A SF2lt Campbell Hugh P Slc Carnie Roger P Slc Cavallone Anthony M Slc Chaffee Myron B MM3c Chapman William W Slc Chomyj J oseph CM3c Cioffi J ames SMlc Clark Robert L BMlc Clayman M A MoMM2c Collins Calvin M SC3c Corbin J G MoMM3c

Daddazio Gerald R EMlc Dashyley Joseph D MM2c Damico F MM3c Deatley H R MM2c DeshyP uy J MoMM3c Desmarais S M Slc Dewar William Jr CMM (AA) Dixon J F HAlc Dow

W J MM3c Duford R L PhM3c Earp C D to SK2c E lliott R

A PhM3c Engberg N W RM3c Ewbanks R H SKl c

Fisher M R to MM3c Flores A W CM2c F oschkei R W SF3c

Garner H D to PM2c Gaughf J K EMlc Gibbons C G GM2c middot

THE MOCK-UP PAGE THREE

MEN RECEIVE PROMOTIONS IN RATE DISPENSARY READY FOR INSPECTION MORE MARINES ON

DUTY AT USNATB Several New Officers Aboard

At Scouts and Raiders Sehool

All services now are well represhysented in the U S Naval Amphibishyous Training program at Fort Pierce with the arrival of several Marine Corps Reserves For a time there were a few officers atshy

tached to one activity and five middotmiddotmore have joined the Scouts and Raiders School

_lpe newest contingent of Marine middot middotofffoers comprise Capt Chester E

The USNATB Dfrgtensary Staff lined up in their dress whites for Admiral Ingersolls inspection of hospital The staff personnel is pictured in pathway between Medical and Dental buildings as Admirals car drove up prior to his inspection

Giesse P C MM3c Graham 0 arski F D Slc Kuntz G A Slc 0 MM3c Green R MM3c Grif- Lahti W C to HAlc Lang fith H SK (PA) Griswold R E S G III PhMlc Lazarski F J Slc SF2c Lee G C Jr HAlc Les-

Haines K N to CM3c Harlow ley J L HAlc Leslie R C Mo-R E EM2c Heil A J Cox Heiz MM3c Licursi A MM3c W M Slc Higbie W J MM3c Malires W to PhMlc Malone Hogya J Bkrlc Holpp E F J M GM2c Martin J C MM2c CM3c Hough D M SF3c Hol- Marquard H E SF2c Matzura J land G R Mtis2c middotHutchinson M Slc Mayer R W Slc Maxwell P SKlc F A SF2c Mazurek M Slc Mcshy

irvin G D to MoMM2c Jensen Laughlin B P HAlc McLaurin G P Ptr Zc Johns N A CM2c Jr F HAlc McLean R C F3c Johnson R 0 SF2c Jones C S McMullen W G SFlc Meyer K MM2c Joy R W MoMM3c Joy- CM2c Michel W H BMlc Michshyner J B S3c alowski J R SF2c Migliorino N

Kaylor R E to Cox Kayse E MM2c Miles R F MoMMlc MonshyA PhMlc Kelly R W PhM2c gelli M P Slc Moon CR HAlc Kennedy R J MM3c Kestel H Morris F C MM2c J MM3c Koraus R A Slc Kuch- Nearhoff R C to SF2c Neely

USO PROVIDES HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE

HOMELIKE-Servicemen find a quiet atmosphere at the Tenth St USO Club Pictured is Cpl Donald Gross of the 292d Signal Co penning a letter to his loved ones Reading and writing mashyterials are supplied for- servicemen

Bebnetfi and Second Lieutenants Thon1a~ middotB tyan William K Hunt Jioward CbullmiddotKiburn and William P Cain Other Marine officers on duty with other activities are Secshyond Lieutenants Roddy L Bell Robert K Williams and Joseph D Pill

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Enterta4-sect At USO Billy Mullinsa Fort Pierce High

student visited the USO club on 2nd street and entertained the servicemen with his accordion He playedmiddot several selelttlons with Mrs Harriet Bardin and some of the servicemen accompanying him at the pi~no

L A SF2c Neff P Jr Slc Nicholson W F Y3c Noell J S HAlc Nowlin M L CM3c

Oliver S to CM2c Ordog A W Slc P ark W W MMlc Pattavshyina P CM2c Pearson R Jit Cox Peck R E PhM2c Peltier C CMlc Pitel R G P hM3c Printz 0 B CM2c

Rannels R G to PhMZc Regshyucci P L CM2c Reitz E L PhM3c- Reynolds R R SF3c Rid eout E R Jr CMlc Rinaldo N A SFlc Robbins L L Slc Robinson T E HAlc RCdak P F Slc Roper M W MM2c

Schaible D L to PhM3c Schroeder H F MM2c Schwarz K H CM3c Scott H S SF2c Seshybright K A PhM3c Senna A MM3c Shivar B L CM3c Shivers H R PhM3c Simeral W A CM3c Sisson E A EM3c Smith

H L HAlc Smith middotL M EM2c Stance L Slc Stefan B J MshyMl c Stuewemiddot E F Slc Sweeney D L BM3c

Tate H W PhM3c Thompson C M PhM3c Trayribam J P Jr GM2c Tyson W B middotMic Vereb F J Slc middot 9middot~

Wallace E D 1 to middot MoMM3c Walters A C MoMM3c Warren D R MoMM3c Wells R G PhshyM3cf~Wieneck P M SCBoi middot WilshyliamsgtW~ U MoMM3c Wil1Mn J R MoMdegl13c Wise R R CM3c Woodmansee middotL F MoMM-3c Zieshyminski middotE M MoMM3c

26 NOVEMBER 1)43

171 USNATB Commanding Oflicer

Praises Personnel For Enthusiasm In Duty

It is a pleasure to have such a fine personnel under ones comshymand Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding Officer said after authorizing the promotion of 171 USNATB men to the next higher rate effective as of 16 November In a memorandum to all activities he extended his congratulations to the men earning advancements

The enthusiasm the men of this Base have shown in their work is in keeping with the best traditions of the service Knowing their asshysignments is uppermost for the best performance of duty and a happy ship And it is evident not only to me but to all who visit our Base that the personnel is aware of its responsibilities They have been singled out many times for the efficient manner in which they execute their duties here and elseshywhere

The following were advanced to the next higher rate +middot

Adams James M to Bkr 3c Allen David C Sr SF3c Antonshyowich Steven MM3c Arave Don W SlcAsher J ames A CMlc

Bailey Harry 0 to CM2c Bashylandis Paul J MM3c Barnard William H CM3c ~ Baxter Albert M PhM2c Benko Michael SF2c Beno Kenneth MM2c Benson Oscar R Jr PhM2c Berg Duane E RM3c Bingham Earl C SC2c Bird Frank E Jr PhM3c Blanshysky William A J r MM3c Bourshyque William R W MM3c Brenshynan Dennis J MM3c Brooks Peter C Jr SC3c Brouillard Paul A SFlc Buchanan Thomas H SFFlc Buda Alfred S Slc Buhl lngvor Q PhM2c Bulick George B MM3c Burrows J ames W EM2c

Campana Carmen A SF2lt Campbell Hugh P Slc Carnie Roger P Slc Cavallone Anthony M Slc Chaffee Myron B MM3c Chapman William W Slc Chomyj J oseph CM3c Cioffi J ames SMlc Clark Robert L BMlc Clayman M A MoMM2c Collins Calvin M SC3c Corbin J G MoMM3c

Daddazio Gerald R EMlc Dashyley Joseph D MM2c Damico F MM3c Deatley H R MM2c DeshyP uy J MoMM3c Desmarais S M Slc Dewar William Jr CMM (AA) Dixon J F HAlc Dow

W J MM3c Duford R L PhM3c Earp C D to SK2c E lliott R

A PhM3c Engberg N W RM3c Ewbanks R H SKl c

Fisher M R to MM3c Flores A W CM2c F oschkei R W SF3c

Garner H D to PM2c Gaughf J K EMlc Gibbons C G GM2c middot

THE MOCK-UP PAGE THREE

MEN RECEIVE PROMOTIONS IN RATE DISPENSARY READY FOR INSPECTION MORE MARINES ON

DUTY AT USNATB Several New Officers Aboard

At Scouts and Raiders Sehool

All services now are well represhysented in the U S Naval Amphibishyous Training program at Fort Pierce with the arrival of several Marine Corps Reserves For a time there were a few officers atshy

tached to one activity and five middotmiddotmore have joined the Scouts and Raiders School

_lpe newest contingent of Marine middot middotofffoers comprise Capt Chester E

The USNATB Dfrgtensary Staff lined up in their dress whites for Admiral Ingersolls inspection of hospital The staff personnel is pictured in pathway between Medical and Dental buildings as Admirals car drove up prior to his inspection

Giesse P C MM3c Graham 0 arski F D Slc Kuntz G A Slc 0 MM3c Green R MM3c Grif- Lahti W C to HAlc Lang fith H SK (PA) Griswold R E S G III PhMlc Lazarski F J Slc SF2c Lee G C Jr HAlc Les-

Haines K N to CM3c Harlow ley J L HAlc Leslie R C Mo-R E EM2c Heil A J Cox Heiz MM3c Licursi A MM3c W M Slc Higbie W J MM3c Malires W to PhMlc Malone Hogya J Bkrlc Holpp E F J M GM2c Martin J C MM2c CM3c Hough D M SF3c Hol- Marquard H E SF2c Matzura J land G R Mtis2c middotHutchinson M Slc Mayer R W Slc Maxwell P SKlc F A SF2c Mazurek M Slc Mcshy

irvin G D to MoMM2c Jensen Laughlin B P HAlc McLaurin G P Ptr Zc Johns N A CM2c Jr F HAlc McLean R C F3c Johnson R 0 SF2c Jones C S McMullen W G SFlc Meyer K MM2c Joy R W MoMM3c Joy- CM2c Michel W H BMlc Michshyner J B S3c alowski J R SF2c Migliorino N

Kaylor R E to Cox Kayse E MM2c Miles R F MoMMlc MonshyA PhMlc Kelly R W PhM2c gelli M P Slc Moon CR HAlc Kennedy R J MM3c Kestel H Morris F C MM2c J MM3c Koraus R A Slc Kuch- Nearhoff R C to SF2c Neely

USO PROVIDES HOMELIKE ATMOSPHERE

HOMELIKE-Servicemen find a quiet atmosphere at the Tenth St USO Club Pictured is Cpl Donald Gross of the 292d Signal Co penning a letter to his loved ones Reading and writing mashyterials are supplied for- servicemen

Bebnetfi and Second Lieutenants Thon1a~ middotB tyan William K Hunt Jioward CbullmiddotKiburn and William P Cain Other Marine officers on duty with other activities are Secshyond Lieutenants Roddy L Bell Robert K Williams and Joseph D Pill

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Enterta4-sect At USO Billy Mullinsa Fort Pierce High

student visited the USO club on 2nd street and entertained the servicemen with his accordion He playedmiddot several selelttlons with Mrs Harriet Bardin and some of the servicemen accompanying him at the pi~no

L A SF2c Neff P Jr Slc Nicholson W F Y3c Noell J S HAlc Nowlin M L CM3c

Oliver S to CM2c Ordog A W Slc P ark W W MMlc Pattavshyina P CM2c Pearson R Jit Cox Peck R E PhM2c Peltier C CMlc Pitel R G P hM3c Printz 0 B CM2c

Rannels R G to PhMZc Regshyucci P L CM2c Reitz E L PhM3c- Reynolds R R SF3c Rid eout E R Jr CMlc Rinaldo N A SFlc Robbins L L Slc Robinson T E HAlc RCdak P F Slc Roper M W MM2c

Schaible D L to PhM3c Schroeder H F MM2c Schwarz K H CM3c Scott H S SF2c Seshybright K A PhM3c Senna A MM3c Shivar B L CM3c Shivers H R PhM3c Simeral W A CM3c Sisson E A EM3c Smith

H L HAlc Smith middotL M EM2c Stance L Slc Stefan B J MshyMl c Stuewemiddot E F Slc Sweeney D L BM3c

Tate H W PhM3c Thompson C M PhM3c Trayribam J P Jr GM2c Tyson W B middotMic Vereb F J Slc middot 9middot~

Wallace E D 1 to middot MoMM3c Walters A C MoMM3c Warren D R MoMM3c Wells R G PhshyM3cf~Wieneck P M SCBoi middot WilshyliamsgtW~ U MoMM3c Wil1Mn J R MoMdegl13c Wise R R CM3c Woodmansee middotL F MoMM-3c Zieshyminski middotE M MoMM3c

PAGE FOUR THE MOCK-UP 26 NOVEMBER 1943

Admiral Ingersoll Visits ARMY AND NAVY INVASION TACTICS VIEWED USNATB Training Base

(Continued from Page 1) star admiral made other Florida stops at NOB Key West and at Miami On his visit here he was accompanied by Capt James H Chadwick USN and1 Lt Comdr F C Rydeon of hi staff

Admiral Ingersoil has held hi present rank since a temporary promotion 1 July 1942 He hold permanent rank as Rear Admiral since 1 May 1938

The son of a rear admiral Adshymiral Ingersoll wl1-0se family home is in LaPorte Ind was graduated fourth in the U S Naval Academy class of 1905 A son Lt Royal R Ingersoll II named for the Adshymirals father was killed in action aboard the USS Hornet in June 1942 at the Battle of Midway

On arrival here shortly after 0100 Sunday Admiral Ingersoll was welcomed aboard by Captain Gulbranson in the roadstead at the Burston BOQ base headquartshyera Traditional Naval honors were iucorded him with salute by an armed guard in dress blues and music by the USNATB band

Later a memorandum to all Army ~nf Navy units Oaptain Gulbranson commended all hands as follows

The Commanding Officer wishshye to commend all hands for the splendid appearance of personnel and materiel upon the occasion of the inspection of Admiral R E Ingersoll Commander in Chief _U S Atlantic Fleet on Sunday 21 November 1943

The Commanding Officer furshyther wishes to especially commend the band and the guard of the day for their military appearance and the excellent manner in which they rendered honors to the Commander in Chief U S Atlantic Heet I

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CPO Bobby Feller the Cleveshyland Indians fastest contribution to tle Navy is stationed in the South Pacific

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Members of the football squad at Camp Grant Ill must learn to play at least two positions apiece Coach Charlie Bachman has only 25 men on his squad

Belanger Rites Held

A Navy escort accompanied the body of Robert E Belanger BMlc USN who was found dead in his tent of a self-inflicted bullet wound to his home in Detroit Mich for funeral services Belanger who was 24 had been on duty with a beach attalion and during his six years tour of Navy duty he had been a veteran of much action inshycluding the Sicilian campaign

--usNATB-1shyNovember Christmas mailing

will prevent a lot of waiting

Admiral Royal E Ingersoll C01nmander-in-Chief of the U S Atlantic Fleet paid an inspection visit to the U S Naval Amphibioits Training Base Fort Pierce Shown with him on the visit o Army and Navy contingents preparing for Lmphibious invasion operations overseas are

Capt C Gulbranson USN Base Commanding Officer Lt (jg) John J Bell who earned the Navy Cross in the Nor th African campaign and Capt J T Kerr USA Officer-in-Charge cf the Sccuts and Raiders School

ROLLER SKATING IS FAVORITE PASTIME

Roller skating attracts hundreds of servicemen to the rink in Fort Pierce Army and Navy men and their girl friends find a great deal of pleasshyure in this recreation At left are Pvt Leon Dunsmore and Edwin Esposito Cox kee)ing

euch other afloat The center picture shows Jean Windsor in a patriotic dress ensemble starshyrig with James Wolfe S2c The other two speedshying down the floor are PFC August LaBarre and Catherine Hipp

26 NOVEMBER 1943

SPAR ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM SATURDAY

Many High Ranking Military And Civilian Personages

To View Exercises

Preliminary activities leading to the day-long program schedule for Saturday at the Palm Beach SPAR Training Station in observance of the Coast Guard Womens Reshyserves first birthday will get unshyder way in Miami and Palm Beach with the arrival of Vice Adm R R Waesche Coast Guard Comshymandant Rear Adm Robert Donoshyhue Chief Coast Guard Personnel Officer and Lt Comdr Dorothy C Stratton SPAR director

Accompanied by Congresswoman Margaret Chase Smith Maine Reshyresentative and a member of the House Naval Affairs committee the Coast Guards o 1 Admiral and the Womens Reserve top ofshyficer are middot flying from Washingshyton to take part in the week-end schedule climax of six days of ceremonies and recognition accordshyed the 6000 SPAR officers and enshylisted personnel

The Saturday evient will be touched off by a regimental reshyview and inspection at 9 30 a m A Cross Creek luncheon featurshying non-rationed native foods preshypared according to recipes from Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings book will be served at noon In the aftershynoon sports competition between SPARS WAVES WACS and W oshymen Marines an obstacle course demonstration and a reception for distinguished guests at the Sun and Surf club will be held Addresshyses by Admiral Waesche Lt Comdr Stratton and Congressshywoman Smith will officially bring the day to a close

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training instructor at the Lincoln (Neb) Army Air Base claims that hes the Army setup champion He performed 5200 ietups in 4 hour3 50 minutes

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THE MOCK-UP

ADMIRALS STAFF VIEWS BASE

Accompanying Admiral lnger~oll on his inspection tour of the USNATB were two members of his staff Left to right are Capt James H Chadwick USN Comdr J G Farnsworth USNR Base Executive Officer and Lt Comdr F C Rydeon USN the Adshymirals aide Commander Farnsworth accompanied them on the inspection tour of the Base

ENGINEERS FOR ENGINEER PARTY

COOPERATIONISTS-Ens C B Jarratt USNR manager of the Armu and Navy Officers Club left and First Lt Esche Zeldner USA Special Service Officer of the 1118th Engineer Combat Group are enjoying themsefoeg in this two-man huddle because of the obvious success of the 111Bth groups recent [Xlffty for which they cleared many of- the arrangements

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Pay Clerk J B Simpson Assigned lo Sea Duly

Pay Clerk J B Simpson Officer in Charge of Small Stores since the establishment of the USNATB has been assigned t9 sea dmicroty and has already left to help fit out the ship He will serve as assistant supply officer His home is in Durshyham N C

Replacing Pay Clerk Simpson is Chief Pay Clerk Richard A Alshylen who comes to this base after serving for two years on transshyports In all he has over nine years of service in the Navy His home is in Crete Ill

Simpson has the best wishes ofIthe USNATB personnel in his new duty and the new chief clerk is welcomed aboard

+USNATBbullO

Convalescenl Leave For Naval Officers Approved Under a new policy just anshy

nounced convalescent leave for a maximum o~ 30 days may now be middotgranted to officer patients by medshyical officers in command of Naval hospitals

Those eligible to such leave must qualify as follows (1) They must be under treatment for an injury or an illness which made it necesshysary to return them from overshyseas or which made it necessary for them to be put ashore from a ship that has been under combat conditions (2) they must no longshyer be in need of resident hospital treatment but still unable to reshyturn to active duty (3) and they must have reached a point where competent medical authority beshylieves that their complete recovery can be enhanced and expedited by a period of convalescence with their families

Convalescent leave however will not be granted to officers who enshyter hospitals from their place of duty in the United States or to those who have been permanently disabled

+USNATBbullshy

Turkey Dinners Mark Holiday at US ATB

(Continued from Page 1) lettuce and middot tomato middot salad celery pickles hot rolls butter pumpkin pie apples grapes cigarettes canshydy and coffee

The Commanding Officer had dinner aboard ship with the officer wardroom at the Burston BOQ ~nd there were numerous family gathshyerings in the homes of officers and enlisted perso~mel living ashore

+usNAT B + SOUNTH BEND Ind(CNS)shy

Jackie Cooper former child actor has enrolled as an apprentice seashyman in the Navy V12 school at Notre Dame

lgtAGE SIX THE MOCK-UP 26 l0VEMBER 1943

Emory McGarrigle Captures USNATB Tennis Title ~~-

BOAT CAMP ONE STAR INSTRUCTOR Gold Baseballs For BASKETBALL SQUAD OF USNATB Team ArriveVANQUISHES BEN POPE 20 PLAYERS PLANNED Fifteen gold baseballs have been

Five Heated Sets in Champshyionship Decision Moylan

in Officer Finals Its the quips that scu was

Chief Ben Popes comment after being vanquished by Emory McshyGarrigle Cox of Camp One for the USNATB championship in a heated contest that went five sets Wednesday evening The scores were 2-6 6-3 3-6 7-5 and 7-5

The two tennis stars won their way into the finals of the enlisted mens tournament in which there were 10 entries

In the officers division the finshyals will be held on the week-end with three ensigns competing for the title They are Ensigns Edshyward J Moylan and W B Cooper both of Camp One and Ensign John R Sundine of Ships Co

Appropriate prizes will be awardshyed the winners of both tournashyments it was announced by Lt (jg) W D Hickerson A doubles tournament will be conducted in the near future

Results in the enlisted mens divisior follow Brown defeated Black and Brink drew a bye Dawshyson won over Anthony McGarrigle on default over Burk Pope deshyfeated Brink McGarrigle downed Dawson Pope trounced Watkins McGarrigle defeated Brown in two sets to emerge in the finals meetshying Pope

+USNATB+

Servicemen GSO Girls Enjoy Bicycle Ride

Servicemen and GSOs at the 2nd St USO Club enjoyed a bicycle ride Sundaymiddot afternoon The party rode out Orange Ave to the Bershyger home and enjoyed the beautishyful scenery citrus groves and fish pond Refreshments were served at the club when the group reshyturned The bicyclers were Charles Kahrs Slc USCG G A Downs HAlc F Sbull Rooks SC3c J J Gates SC3c D E Tanpier SC3c M F Walsh middotSF2c J Dunshyford Slc M E Howell S2c Bob Cooke Jr SMS2c Annette Fosshydick and Hazel Roberts

-l+USNATB+

USO Trolfpers to Stage Hold Tight -Tuesday

The USO Camp Shows wll preshysent the rollicking stage revue Hold Tight in the USO Hall for servicemen and their women guests Tuesday night at 2000 A brilliant cast promises a varied program of songs dances and reshypartee and a packed house is ex-j pected

Roy E Allred BM2c

Former professi-Onal boxing star and one time contender for lightshyweight championship who will beshygin boxing instructions soon at Camp Two Later he will )Yroshymote boxing tournaments weekly Allred boxed under name of Edshydie Walsh and participated in over 300 bouts during his career

Sports Interest Focused On Army-Navy Classic

Football lovers the nation over will have their radios t uned to the classic of the season when Army and Navy teams clash in their traditional game at West Point Siturday afternoon A year ago I at Annapolis the Navy upset a favored Army team

Many of the USNATB activities have made special arrangements to receive the games broadcast for the benefit of all on liberty at t he time A radio has been set up at the Army and Navy Officers Club where member officers of both sershyvices are expected to rally for the occasion

Saturday evening dlances have been arranged for t he enjisted men at the 10th St USO Club and one for officers at the Officers Club Both the Army and Navy elements at the USNATB are boosting their favorites for victory but whichever team wins it certainly will be an Amphibious triumph

The Navy has subduedl the Army in the past four successive years and in the 53 year history of their football competition the ArltY has won 22 games Navy 18 and three were ties

-bullUSN A TB+

Have you wriiyenen ho1ne lately

received by the Recreation Officer Lt (jg) W D Hickerson for disshytribution to the members of the USNATB team The gifts may be had by the players by calling at the Recreation Office Atlantic Ave

bullbull U S N A T B middotbull

USNATB OfficersInvited Four Aimiddotts Society Dance

The Society of Four Arts of Palm Beach has extended an inshyvitaticn to officers of the USNATB to attend a dance to be held in the societys hall Royal Palm Way at 2000 on Saturday 27 Novemshyber Mrs Frederick D Morrish is chairman of the arrangements committee

+USN AT B bull Ihe moral guilt of a bad instrucshy

tor will be measured by the corpses of his comrades on the battlefield -Capt Sean Feehan in Au Cosshyautoir

BEAUTY WINNER

1

Jan Morey (above) 22 won the title of Miss October in the Blue Book models beauty conshytest in Hollywood Fifty other girls competed

Coach Hunt To Weed Out Best Score of Men And

Di_stribute Uniforms

Alfred Hunt CSp Coach of the USNATB basketball team is makshying progress in rounding out a team and reports that within a couple of weeks he will have his squad of 20 men selected The unishyforms then will be distributed to the players

Several practice sessions have been held and a large number of candidates are making a bid for assignments The material is exshycellent and Coach Hunt is confishydent he will have a team that should give a good account of itshyself this season

Lt (jg) W D Hickerson Reshycreation Officer is arranging a schedule of games and the first contest is expected to be held early next month middot

~middotUSN A T B +

Screen Guide_ J BASE MOVIES

Saturday Lucky Jordan at Scouts and Raiders Casino

Monday Easy Living at Camp Two Theatre

Tuesday Easy Living at Casino

Wednesday Major and Minor at Camp Two

Thursday Major and Minor at Casino

Friday Orchestra Wives at Camp Two

SUNRISE THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Claudia Tuesday and Wednesday Misshy

sion to Moscow Thursday Friday and S1turday

Kingdom For A Cook

RITZ THEATRE Sunday and Monday The Falshy

con in Danger Tuesday The Mystery Doctor Wednesday Thursday Mexishy

can Spitfires Blessed Event Friday Frontier Fury

-tbullUSNATBbulllbull

A Gentleman A gentleman is a man who neithshy

er looks up to the rich nor down on the poor who can lose without squealing who can win without bragging who is considerate of women children and old people who is too hrave to lie tQo genershyous to cheat and too sensible to loaf who takes his share of the worlds goo9s and lets other peoshy ple Ja~e- theiis

(Anonymous)bull

26 NOVEMBER 1943

SPAR ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM SATURDAY

Many High Ranking Military And Civilian Personages

To View Exercises

Preliminary activities leading to the day-long program schedule for Saturday at the Palm Beach SPAR Training Station in observance of the Coast Guard Womens Reshyserves first birthday will get unshyder way in Miami and Palm Beach with the arrival of Vice Adm R R Waesche Coast Guard Comshymandant Rear Adm Robert Donoshyhue Chief Coast Guard Personnel Officer and Lt Comdr Dorothy C Stratton SPAR director

Accompanied by Congresswoman Margaret Chase Smith Maine Reshyresentative and a member of the House Naval Affairs committee the Coast Guards o 1 Admiral and the Womens Reserve top ofshyficer are middot flying from Washingshyton to take part in the week-end schedule climax of six days of ceremonies and recognition accordshyed the 6000 SPAR officers and enshylisted personnel

The Saturday evient will be touched off by a regimental reshyview and inspection at 9 30 a m A Cross Creek luncheon featurshying non-rationed native foods preshypared according to recipes from Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings book will be served at noon In the aftershynoon sports competition between SPARS WAVES WACS and W oshymen Marines an obstacle course demonstration and a reception for distinguished guests at the Sun and Surf club will be held Addresshyses by Admiral Waesche Lt Comdr Stratton and Congressshywoman Smith will officially bring the day to a close

bullbull U 5 NAT B + SSgt Gene Jantzen physical

training instructor at the Lincoln (Neb) Army Air Base claims that hes the Army setup champion He performed 5200 ietups in 4 hour3 50 minutes

-bullUSNA TB~

MAKE YOUR rushes short and fut and l)ever lie where you fall Roll over afew times and have yow next_~ picked out Wor~ lQ iit~Jm bull bull

THE MOCK-UP

ADMIRALS STAFF VIEWS BASE

Accompanying Admiral lnger~oll on his inspection tour of the USNATB were two members of his staff Left to right are Capt James H Chadwick USN Comdr J G Farnsworth USNR Base Executive Officer and Lt Comdr F C Rydeon USN the Adshymirals aide Commander Farnsworth accompanied them on the inspection tour of the Base

ENGINEERS FOR ENGINEER PARTY

COOPERATIONISTS-Ens C B Jarratt USNR manager of the Armu and Navy Officers Club left and First Lt Esche Zeldner USA Special Service Officer of the 1118th Engineer Combat Group are enjoying themsefoeg in this two-man huddle because of the obvious success of the 111Bth groups recent [Xlffty for which they cleared many of- the arrangements

PAGE FIVE

Pay Clerk J B Simpson Assigned lo Sea Duly

Pay Clerk J B Simpson Officer in Charge of Small Stores since the establishment of the USNATB has been assigned t9 sea dmicroty and has already left to help fit out the ship He will serve as assistant supply officer His home is in Durshyham N C

Replacing Pay Clerk Simpson is Chief Pay Clerk Richard A Alshylen who comes to this base after serving for two years on transshyports In all he has over nine years of service in the Navy His home is in Crete Ill

Simpson has the best wishes ofIthe USNATB personnel in his new duty and the new chief clerk is welcomed aboard

+USNATBbullO

Convalescenl Leave For Naval Officers Approved Under a new policy just anshy

nounced convalescent leave for a maximum o~ 30 days may now be middotgranted to officer patients by medshyical officers in command of Naval hospitals

Those eligible to such leave must qualify as follows (1) They must be under treatment for an injury or an illness which made it necesshysary to return them from overshyseas or which made it necessary for them to be put ashore from a ship that has been under combat conditions (2) they must no longshyer be in need of resident hospital treatment but still unable to reshyturn to active duty (3) and they must have reached a point where competent medical authority beshylieves that their complete recovery can be enhanced and expedited by a period of convalescence with their families

Convalescent leave however will not be granted to officers who enshyter hospitals from their place of duty in the United States or to those who have been permanently disabled

+USNATBbullshy

Turkey Dinners Mark Holiday at US ATB

(Continued from Page 1) lettuce and middot tomato middot salad celery pickles hot rolls butter pumpkin pie apples grapes cigarettes canshydy and coffee

The Commanding Officer had dinner aboard ship with the officer wardroom at the Burston BOQ ~nd there were numerous family gathshyerings in the homes of officers and enlisted perso~mel living ashore

+usNAT B + SOUNTH BEND Ind(CNS)shy

Jackie Cooper former child actor has enrolled as an apprentice seashyman in the Navy V12 school at Notre Dame

lgtAGE SIX THE MOCK-UP 26 l0VEMBER 1943

Emory McGarrigle Captures USNATB Tennis Title ~~-

BOAT CAMP ONE STAR INSTRUCTOR Gold Baseballs For BASKETBALL SQUAD OF USNATB Team ArriveVANQUISHES BEN POPE 20 PLAYERS PLANNED Fifteen gold baseballs have been

Five Heated Sets in Champshyionship Decision Moylan

in Officer Finals Its the quips that scu was

Chief Ben Popes comment after being vanquished by Emory McshyGarrigle Cox of Camp One for the USNATB championship in a heated contest that went five sets Wednesday evening The scores were 2-6 6-3 3-6 7-5 and 7-5

The two tennis stars won their way into the finals of the enlisted mens tournament in which there were 10 entries

In the officers division the finshyals will be held on the week-end with three ensigns competing for the title They are Ensigns Edshyward J Moylan and W B Cooper both of Camp One and Ensign John R Sundine of Ships Co

Appropriate prizes will be awardshyed the winners of both tournashyments it was announced by Lt (jg) W D Hickerson A doubles tournament will be conducted in the near future

Results in the enlisted mens divisior follow Brown defeated Black and Brink drew a bye Dawshyson won over Anthony McGarrigle on default over Burk Pope deshyfeated Brink McGarrigle downed Dawson Pope trounced Watkins McGarrigle defeated Brown in two sets to emerge in the finals meetshying Pope

+USNATB+

Servicemen GSO Girls Enjoy Bicycle Ride

Servicemen and GSOs at the 2nd St USO Club enjoyed a bicycle ride Sundaymiddot afternoon The party rode out Orange Ave to the Bershyger home and enjoyed the beautishyful scenery citrus groves and fish pond Refreshments were served at the club when the group reshyturned The bicyclers were Charles Kahrs Slc USCG G A Downs HAlc F Sbull Rooks SC3c J J Gates SC3c D E Tanpier SC3c M F Walsh middotSF2c J Dunshyford Slc M E Howell S2c Bob Cooke Jr SMS2c Annette Fosshydick and Hazel Roberts

-l+USNATB+

USO Trolfpers to Stage Hold Tight -Tuesday

The USO Camp Shows wll preshysent the rollicking stage revue Hold Tight in the USO Hall for servicemen and their women guests Tuesday night at 2000 A brilliant cast promises a varied program of songs dances and reshypartee and a packed house is ex-j pected

Roy E Allred BM2c

Former professi-Onal boxing star and one time contender for lightshyweight championship who will beshygin boxing instructions soon at Camp Two Later he will )Yroshymote boxing tournaments weekly Allred boxed under name of Edshydie Walsh and participated in over 300 bouts during his career

Sports Interest Focused On Army-Navy Classic

Football lovers the nation over will have their radios t uned to the classic of the season when Army and Navy teams clash in their traditional game at West Point Siturday afternoon A year ago I at Annapolis the Navy upset a favored Army team

Many of the USNATB activities have made special arrangements to receive the games broadcast for the benefit of all on liberty at t he time A radio has been set up at the Army and Navy Officers Club where member officers of both sershyvices are expected to rally for the occasion

Saturday evening dlances have been arranged for t he enjisted men at the 10th St USO Club and one for officers at the Officers Club Both the Army and Navy elements at the USNATB are boosting their favorites for victory but whichever team wins it certainly will be an Amphibious triumph

The Navy has subduedl the Army in the past four successive years and in the 53 year history of their football competition the ArltY has won 22 games Navy 18 and three were ties

-bullUSN A TB+

Have you wriiyenen ho1ne lately

received by the Recreation Officer Lt (jg) W D Hickerson for disshytribution to the members of the USNATB team The gifts may be had by the players by calling at the Recreation Office Atlantic Ave

bullbull U S N A T B middotbull

USNATB OfficersInvited Four Aimiddotts Society Dance

The Society of Four Arts of Palm Beach has extended an inshyvitaticn to officers of the USNATB to attend a dance to be held in the societys hall Royal Palm Way at 2000 on Saturday 27 Novemshyber Mrs Frederick D Morrish is chairman of the arrangements committee

+USN AT B bull Ihe moral guilt of a bad instrucshy

tor will be measured by the corpses of his comrades on the battlefield -Capt Sean Feehan in Au Cosshyautoir

BEAUTY WINNER

1

Jan Morey (above) 22 won the title of Miss October in the Blue Book models beauty conshytest in Hollywood Fifty other girls competed

Coach Hunt To Weed Out Best Score of Men And

Di_stribute Uniforms

Alfred Hunt CSp Coach of the USNATB basketball team is makshying progress in rounding out a team and reports that within a couple of weeks he will have his squad of 20 men selected The unishyforms then will be distributed to the players

Several practice sessions have been held and a large number of candidates are making a bid for assignments The material is exshycellent and Coach Hunt is confishydent he will have a team that should give a good account of itshyself this season

Lt (jg) W D Hickerson Reshycreation Officer is arranging a schedule of games and the first contest is expected to be held early next month middot

~middotUSN A T B +

Screen Guide_ J BASE MOVIES

Saturday Lucky Jordan at Scouts and Raiders Casino

Monday Easy Living at Camp Two Theatre

Tuesday Easy Living at Casino

Wednesday Major and Minor at Camp Two

Thursday Major and Minor at Casino

Friday Orchestra Wives at Camp Two

SUNRISE THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Claudia Tuesday and Wednesday Misshy

sion to Moscow Thursday Friday and S1turday

Kingdom For A Cook

RITZ THEATRE Sunday and Monday The Falshy

con in Danger Tuesday The Mystery Doctor Wednesday Thursday Mexishy

can Spitfires Blessed Event Friday Frontier Fury

-tbullUSNATBbulllbull

A Gentleman A gentleman is a man who neithshy

er looks up to the rich nor down on the poor who can lose without squealing who can win without bragging who is considerate of women children and old people who is too hrave to lie tQo genershyous to cheat and too sensible to loaf who takes his share of the worlds goo9s and lets other peoshy ple Ja~e- theiis

(Anonymous)bull

lgtAGE SIX THE MOCK-UP 26 l0VEMBER 1943

Emory McGarrigle Captures USNATB Tennis Title ~~-

BOAT CAMP ONE STAR INSTRUCTOR Gold Baseballs For BASKETBALL SQUAD OF USNATB Team ArriveVANQUISHES BEN POPE 20 PLAYERS PLANNED Fifteen gold baseballs have been

Five Heated Sets in Champshyionship Decision Moylan

in Officer Finals Its the quips that scu was

Chief Ben Popes comment after being vanquished by Emory McshyGarrigle Cox of Camp One for the USNATB championship in a heated contest that went five sets Wednesday evening The scores were 2-6 6-3 3-6 7-5 and 7-5

The two tennis stars won their way into the finals of the enlisted mens tournament in which there were 10 entries

In the officers division the finshyals will be held on the week-end with three ensigns competing for the title They are Ensigns Edshyward J Moylan and W B Cooper both of Camp One and Ensign John R Sundine of Ships Co

Appropriate prizes will be awardshyed the winners of both tournashyments it was announced by Lt (jg) W D Hickerson A doubles tournament will be conducted in the near future

Results in the enlisted mens divisior follow Brown defeated Black and Brink drew a bye Dawshyson won over Anthony McGarrigle on default over Burk Pope deshyfeated Brink McGarrigle downed Dawson Pope trounced Watkins McGarrigle defeated Brown in two sets to emerge in the finals meetshying Pope

+USNATB+

Servicemen GSO Girls Enjoy Bicycle Ride

Servicemen and GSOs at the 2nd St USO Club enjoyed a bicycle ride Sundaymiddot afternoon The party rode out Orange Ave to the Bershyger home and enjoyed the beautishyful scenery citrus groves and fish pond Refreshments were served at the club when the group reshyturned The bicyclers were Charles Kahrs Slc USCG G A Downs HAlc F Sbull Rooks SC3c J J Gates SC3c D E Tanpier SC3c M F Walsh middotSF2c J Dunshyford Slc M E Howell S2c Bob Cooke Jr SMS2c Annette Fosshydick and Hazel Roberts

-l+USNATB+

USO Trolfpers to Stage Hold Tight -Tuesday

The USO Camp Shows wll preshysent the rollicking stage revue Hold Tight in the USO Hall for servicemen and their women guests Tuesday night at 2000 A brilliant cast promises a varied program of songs dances and reshypartee and a packed house is ex-j pected

Roy E Allred BM2c

Former professi-Onal boxing star and one time contender for lightshyweight championship who will beshygin boxing instructions soon at Camp Two Later he will )Yroshymote boxing tournaments weekly Allred boxed under name of Edshydie Walsh and participated in over 300 bouts during his career

Sports Interest Focused On Army-Navy Classic

Football lovers the nation over will have their radios t uned to the classic of the season when Army and Navy teams clash in their traditional game at West Point Siturday afternoon A year ago I at Annapolis the Navy upset a favored Army team

Many of the USNATB activities have made special arrangements to receive the games broadcast for the benefit of all on liberty at t he time A radio has been set up at the Army and Navy Officers Club where member officers of both sershyvices are expected to rally for the occasion

Saturday evening dlances have been arranged for t he enjisted men at the 10th St USO Club and one for officers at the Officers Club Both the Army and Navy elements at the USNATB are boosting their favorites for victory but whichever team wins it certainly will be an Amphibious triumph

The Navy has subduedl the Army in the past four successive years and in the 53 year history of their football competition the ArltY has won 22 games Navy 18 and three were ties

-bullUSN A TB+

Have you wriiyenen ho1ne lately

received by the Recreation Officer Lt (jg) W D Hickerson for disshytribution to the members of the USNATB team The gifts may be had by the players by calling at the Recreation Office Atlantic Ave

bullbull U S N A T B middotbull

USNATB OfficersInvited Four Aimiddotts Society Dance

The Society of Four Arts of Palm Beach has extended an inshyvitaticn to officers of the USNATB to attend a dance to be held in the societys hall Royal Palm Way at 2000 on Saturday 27 Novemshyber Mrs Frederick D Morrish is chairman of the arrangements committee

+USN AT B bull Ihe moral guilt of a bad instrucshy

tor will be measured by the corpses of his comrades on the battlefield -Capt Sean Feehan in Au Cosshyautoir

BEAUTY WINNER

1

Jan Morey (above) 22 won the title of Miss October in the Blue Book models beauty conshytest in Hollywood Fifty other girls competed

Coach Hunt To Weed Out Best Score of Men And

Di_stribute Uniforms

Alfred Hunt CSp Coach of the USNATB basketball team is makshying progress in rounding out a team and reports that within a couple of weeks he will have his squad of 20 men selected The unishyforms then will be distributed to the players

Several practice sessions have been held and a large number of candidates are making a bid for assignments The material is exshycellent and Coach Hunt is confishydent he will have a team that should give a good account of itshyself this season

Lt (jg) W D Hickerson Reshycreation Officer is arranging a schedule of games and the first contest is expected to be held early next month middot

~middotUSN A T B +

Screen Guide_ J BASE MOVIES

Saturday Lucky Jordan at Scouts and Raiders Casino

Monday Easy Living at Camp Two Theatre

Tuesday Easy Living at Casino

Wednesday Major and Minor at Camp Two

Thursday Major and Minor at Casino

Friday Orchestra Wives at Camp Two

SUNRISE THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Claudia Tuesday and Wednesday Misshy

sion to Moscow Thursday Friday and S1turday

Kingdom For A Cook

RITZ THEATRE Sunday and Monday The Falshy

con in Danger Tuesday The Mystery Doctor Wednesday Thursday Mexishy

can Spitfires Blessed Event Friday Frontier Fury

-tbullUSNATBbulllbull

A Gentleman A gentleman is a man who neithshy

er looks up to the rich nor down on the poor who can lose without squealing who can win without bragging who is considerate of women children and old people who is too hrave to lie tQo genershyous to cheat and too sensible to loaf who takes his share of the worlds goo9s and lets other peoshy ple Ja~e- theiis

(Anonymous)bull

26 bull OVEMBER HJ43

DIVINE SERVICES Causeway Island Services

PROTESTANT Boat Camp No 1 - - 0930 Ft Pierece Hotel 1000

- CATHOLIC Boat Camp No 2 0830 Casino S and R 1000

Fort Pierce Churches PROTESTANT

Methodist 1100 amp 1930 First Presbyterian 1100 amp 1930 First Baptist 1100 amp 2000 Parkview Baptist 1100 amp 2000 Episcopal - - - - 1100 amp 1830 First Christian - 1100 amp 2000 Church of Christ 1100 amp 2000 Church of God - - - 1130

Church of Jesus Christ service on Sunday at 1400 in Womans Club No 2nd St

CATHOLIC St Anastasia 0800 amp 1000

JEWISH Services Friday at 2000 in Methshy

odist Church Annex 7th St and Orange Ave

Christian Science services at 1100 every Sunday at 111 Orange Ave every Wednesday testimonshyial meetings at 2000 For War Worker Tel 238-J

bullbullUSN AT B + Five Small Boat Officers Off for Duty Elsewhere

Five Naval officers for some time attached to Small Boat acshytivities have been detached and assigned to duty elsewhere They are Lt (jg) Charles Edman Jr and Ensigns Daniel J Moran Philshyip C Walesby Jr Donald K Hoshybert and James M Horner All with the exception of Ensign Moshyran who was attached to Camp Two were on duty at Camp One

THE MOCK-UP

The Wolf by Sansone

CPLmiddot ALLAN DAVIDS middotmiddot H middot eELVOIP VA

Youre getting shipped-teach her what you know

AMPHIBIOUS AMPHIBOLOGY

Want ad in Tokyo papers LOST -Face Somewlere between Pearl Harbor and home waters Return to Tojo Reward

Never mind the tide Time is whats important And time for Christmas shopping wont wait

Its a rocky road to Dublin-and to Rone

Nation will face traffic headshyache after war-News note Yep and aspirin wont cure it

Theres bad luck in 13 so tis said but nobody kicks when given a bakers dozen

Turkeys werent rationed but some few of the fixings were

Or put it another way earned income isnt take-home income

A study of new book lists indishycate no paper shortage

If the king of Italy falls he wont have far

Wall Str2et expects an early ending of the war Wall Street has been wrong before

You have to tell it straight when you tell it to the Marines They are h~re too

SNACK BARS MOST POPULAR OF VSO CONCESSIONS

POPULARITY PLUS-The snack bar at the Secshyond St USO Club provides some tasty luncheons for the servicemen and snack hours are nearest to their hearts during liberty periods At left

Mrs Marie A Gauggel (Mom to the USNATB men) is preparing hamburgers while at left two attractive waitresses are serving the men

PAGE SEVEN

IChaplainsCorner I By Chaplain W J Spinney

Thanksgiving Day i3 properly a day of feasting but it should be primarily a day of grateful prayshyer A man should be grateful for the share of the worlds goods which have been given him be it greater or less It may be asserted as a rule that those who are anishymated by a grateful sense towards their eartbly benefactors for fashyvors will seldom fail in thankfulshyness to the Divine middotGiver

The public of today has quite generallv- lost sight of the religious character of Thanksgiving Day and it ha~ become a feast day only in the literal and actual middot sense They forget that our first thought on Thanksgiving sfould be a prayshyer of thanks to the Giver of all good and perfect gifts for all the favors and mercies of the year

One of our gr2atest middot State pashypers the Declaration of Indepenshydence recognizes our depen lence upon Him and there is recognishytion of His law although it is not direct in the Constitution of the United States To appreciate a gift properly is the best way of honorshying the giver Setting lllSid~ a speshycial day of thanksgiving as is done in America is an illustration of the faith of the nation in tbe belief that all our bounty is from God

We are indebted to God not only for the life He has given us but also for its preservation and continuance for a s only an Alshymighty Hand could have created us so none but an Almighty powshyer can sustain us Not only must we say with the prophet Thy hands 0 Lord have made me and fashioned me but with the sane inspired writer we must exc1aim If Thou turnest away Thy face Thy creatures shall be tr-0ubled Thou shalt take away their breath and they shall fail and shall return to teir dust He is the life of our life Every day we liv~ every breath we breathe every pulsation of our leart is a fresh manifestashytion of Divine Power and a new expression of Divine mercy

bullbullUSN AT B + Thanksgiving Services Conducted by Ch~plains

Thanksgiving services were held Thursday by both the Protestant and Catholic chaplains A memshyorial ritual for deceased family members and friends of USNATB servicemen was ~eld at the Camp Two outdoor theatre Chaplain Phillip Johnson conducted services at the S and R Casino and at Camp Two

-+USNATB+

B V Y B 0 ND S

PAGE EIGHT THE MOCK-UP 26 OVEABER 1943

VARIETY OF RECREATION ED AT FORT PIERCE USO CLUBS

RECREATION-A variety of entertaining recreation is offered Miton Singletar11 CMlc takes time out to write to a frie1id and at to servicemen who patronize the USO club~ at For~ Pierce At the right two sailors ltmd a kibitzer are concentrating cm the next new Tenth St Club there is pool checkers and othemiddotr games as well move lhe checker viayeimiddots are left to right Hulrlol Pierce Slc as lihary facilities At left lJforton Priedman Flc and Pvt Gonshy A J Reilly S2c and A S Petelaen S~c zalo Trueba are enjoying a game of rotation In center 71icture

USNATB TO JOI WAR BOND PA G

Personnel Urged to CooperateI Pearl Harbor Day Drive

Opening 1 December The USNATB will join the other

armed service throughout the nashytion in th Pearl Harbor Day bond rampaign for which 8 goal of 15 millions has been set

In endolsing the drive Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding Officer said he hoped every memshyber of tl1e Base would cooperate in the campaign and make it the most successful yet held here The past bond campaigns here were highly successful and personnel was commended by the Commandshying Officer

A war bond at this time will bull 11 irleal gift for Christmas her middoto r family and friends

sl iping early and saving for war Jon

Ens R L Boone of SmaU Boat C mp 1 o has been appointed y Captain Gulbranson to serve as chairman of this campaign The dive ill be held from 1 December to Pearl Halbor Day 7 December DO YOUR PART AND BUY A BOND

USNATBbullbull

NAVY BOND SALES IN OCT TOTAL $25963106

The third highest monthly total for Navy War bond sales was reshyported in Oct1ber when Nav sonnel p rclumiddots amount bull 5shy96310 lhi volume wa execerled only i July and September when purchases totaled $27783065 aml $30477763 respectively

bullbull U S N A T B middotmiddot Dont let this spread around

Coogans Bluff but Sgt Tom Gorshyman ex-Giant pitcher is umpiring softball games for Army nurses in Cairo

Eighth Beach BoysEIGHTH BEACH BATTALION SHIELD Make ~lodest Request

The first request to Santa Claus has been receiYed at the l10CKshyUP office wiI be forwarded to the orth Pole The postcard was written by The Boys from Tent 46 St E Highth Beach Batshytalion and addressed to Santa It reads Dear Santa

Ne would like to ha-e any of J the foJlowing gifts

SHIELD-Lt Corndr $ B Wright USNR Commanding Officer of the Eighth Beach Battalion is sholln holding the shield of his irnit symbolic of t(8 Battalions pride in being a part of the U S Naibully Amphibious Forces The shield of mahogany with rope frcwne bears desiv of LCM (landing cr11ft mechanized) carrying an eight ball

VYL I GCRAFT LST-Landi ng Ship Tank I LCI ( L)-Landing Craft Infnnmiddot

try (Large) LCVP-Landing Craft Vehicle

Personnel LCMC3)-Landing Craft Mechshy

anized (fork III) LCT(5)-Landing Craft Tank

(Mark V) LCT(6)-Landing Craft Tank

(Mark VI) LCC-Landing Craft Control LVT-Landing Vehicle Trackshy

cd (Unarmored) LVT(A) - Landing Vehicle

Tr eked (Armored) LCH(L)-Landing Craft Rubshy

ber (Large) LCR(S)-Landing Craft Rubshy

ber (Small) Termino~ogy Landing Ship designates largest models deshysigned for landing Landing Craft designates vessels smallshyer than ship Landing Vehicle refers to amphibious vehicles

1 Blonde (about 58) 2 42 Packard Convertibe 3 30-day leave 4 Pay day--every day Ve dont have a chimney so

wil leave the tent door unhooked bullbull U S N A T B bullbull

Cruiser Captain Op rates His Ship ith Economy The Catain of a S cruiser

recently is ued a directive to all his egtfficers and men emphasizshying how economy could be pracshyticed aboard his hip and pointshying out that the ships operation should be a economical as posshysibe in time of war as a duty to the naho s ta pa) ers

In a -ense the Captain exshyplained ar is wasteful beshycause the Nstion_ effort is deshyvoted to destruction of the enemy instead of construction of usefulshythings for 011rselves But we can be efficient and eco11ornical in destruction as wel~ in conshystruction Every dollar spent on the war effort should yieM 100 cents worth of destruction to the enemy In this latter sense war need not and shoultl not he wasteful or extravagant

+USN ATS+ Must I repeat That turkey was

tasty

PAGE EIGHT THE MOCK-UP 26 OVEABER 1943

VARIETY OF RECREATION ED AT FORT PIERCE USO CLUBS

RECREATION-A variety of entertaining recreation is offered Miton Singletar11 CMlc takes time out to write to a frie1id and at to servicemen who patronize the USO club~ at For~ Pierce At the right two sailors ltmd a kibitzer are concentrating cm the next new Tenth St Club there is pool checkers and othemiddotr games as well move lhe checker viayeimiddots are left to right Hulrlol Pierce Slc as lihary facilities At left lJforton Priedman Flc and Pvt Gonshy A J Reilly S2c and A S Petelaen S~c zalo Trueba are enjoying a game of rotation In center 71icture

USNATB TO JOI WAR BOND PA G

Personnel Urged to CooperateI Pearl Harbor Day Drive

Opening 1 December The USNATB will join the other

armed service throughout the nashytion in th Pearl Harbor Day bond rampaign for which 8 goal of 15 millions has been set

In endolsing the drive Capt C Gulbranson USN Commanding Officer said he hoped every memshyber of tl1e Base would cooperate in the campaign and make it the most successful yet held here The past bond campaigns here were highly successful and personnel was commended by the Commandshying Officer

A war bond at this time will bull 11 irleal gift for Christmas her middoto r family and friends

sl iping early and saving for war Jon

Ens R L Boone of SmaU Boat C mp 1 o has been appointed y Captain Gulbranson to serve as chairman of this campaign The dive ill be held from 1 December to Pearl Halbor Day 7 December DO YOUR PART AND BUY A BOND

USNATBbullbull

NAVY BOND SALES IN OCT TOTAL $25963106

The third highest monthly total for Navy War bond sales was reshyported in Oct1ber when Nav sonnel p rclumiddots amount bull 5shy96310 lhi volume wa execerled only i July and September when purchases totaled $27783065 aml $30477763 respectively

bullbull U S N A T B middotmiddot Dont let this spread around

Coogans Bluff but Sgt Tom Gorshyman ex-Giant pitcher is umpiring softball games for Army nurses in Cairo

Eighth Beach BoysEIGHTH BEACH BATTALION SHIELD Make ~lodest Request

The first request to Santa Claus has been receiYed at the l10CKshyUP office wiI be forwarded to the orth Pole The postcard was written by The Boys from Tent 46 St E Highth Beach Batshytalion and addressed to Santa It reads Dear Santa

Ne would like to ha-e any of J the foJlowing gifts

SHIELD-Lt Corndr $ B Wright USNR Commanding Officer of the Eighth Beach Battalion is sholln holding the shield of his irnit symbolic of t(8 Battalions pride in being a part of the U S Naibully Amphibious Forces The shield of mahogany with rope frcwne bears desiv of LCM (landing cr11ft mechanized) carrying an eight ball

VYL I GCRAFT LST-Landi ng Ship Tank I LCI ( L)-Landing Craft Infnnmiddot

try (Large) LCVP-Landing Craft Vehicle

Personnel LCMC3)-Landing Craft Mechshy

anized (fork III) LCT(5)-Landing Craft Tank

(Mark V) LCT(6)-Landing Craft Tank

(Mark VI) LCC-Landing Craft Control LVT-Landing Vehicle Trackshy

cd (Unarmored) LVT(A) - Landing Vehicle

Tr eked (Armored) LCH(L)-Landing Craft Rubshy

ber (Large) LCR(S)-Landing Craft Rubshy

ber (Small) Termino~ogy Landing Ship designates largest models deshysigned for landing Landing Craft designates vessels smallshyer than ship Landing Vehicle refers to amphibious vehicles

1 Blonde (about 58) 2 42 Packard Convertibe 3 30-day leave 4 Pay day--every day Ve dont have a chimney so

wil leave the tent door unhooked bullbull U S N A T B bullbull

Cruiser Captain Op rates His Ship ith Economy The Catain of a S cruiser

recently is ued a directive to all his egtfficers and men emphasizshying how economy could be pracshyticed aboard his hip and pointshying out that the ships operation should be a economical as posshysibe in time of war as a duty to the naho s ta pa) ers

In a -ense the Captain exshyplained ar is wasteful beshycause the Nstion_ effort is deshyvoted to destruction of the enemy instead of construction of usefulshythings for 011rselves But we can be efficient and eco11ornical in destruction as wel~ in conshystruction Every dollar spent on the war effort should yieM 100 cents worth of destruction to the enemy In this latter sense war need not and shoultl not he wasteful or extravagant

+USN ATS+ Must I repeat That turkey was

tasty