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%. _ wS'? 'f:mmmtiAC3^xYW'fifc1211-?ttpiA«-F!I.* * *ss^S/jw ?■:mwK'w*kiBWls«Pv.V■v.:•J-1 ‘wFt’ ;•'r yc »»r~ ■44 P'A-*'’■/ 'A* -i 1 49 -’•lt;* / ~5 * -* ......■ ‘f *' .' $4 ** I - ‘ ,■tT %'• t *yI.• % *■ • V'-»# 4: SW ” “ir'4%•■C♦* *“ ’ a i lt;,y- . * * »•. |T-;r -w.$.y?m ''A. A u4M.A. m .'‘ m ■ ^'9':s*ilk -‘a •-*''mMPW4? sfmr4rW* ■«,#';.'-XUWi m-fat HH■’* •£ 'vA::. --y' :;i'NAVAL GRADUATES HONORED—After the graduation ceremony of the Second ABCD Class in the IT. S. Army Chemical Corps School. CDR. Charles IV. Lynn, second right, commanding officer of the Navy Unit, congratulated the Class' three top graduates, left, Ensign Kenneth A. Genoni, Lt. Jack E. McClelland, and Lt. (jg) Andrew Kartalis.Navyfromfromdual suggestion,within their job responsibilities, but jCorps School auditorium, was sent on to higher headquarters. If their suggestion is adopted elsewhere they may be in for acash prize.Class Graduatedwhich also fell!tend the meeting at the Chmicai School. In his capacity as specialassistant to Director of Orien ! tation and Training, he is an advisor in the field of education,! including teleprompter equipment, television and training aids.In a Saturday morning cere-j Doctor Brooks, in his three-daymony, the second U. S. Navy j visit, interviewed the senior com*ABCD Class was graduated from manders and division chiefs of thethe U. S. Army Chemical Corps chemical Corps Training Com-A former cook for the 66th Chem-; School. mand. Chemical Corps School.)ical Company last week found out cmdr. Charles W. Lynn, com-Chemical Corps Field Require-)that his Army friends had big manding officer of the Naval Unit, ments Agency, and 100th Chemi-Arrny Aids Pontiffhearts when he needed their help;conducted the exercise and Col.ical Group with regard to activitiesthe most.William H. Greene, commandant !of the fiscal year 1959.Two weeks after arriving at Fort Dix. N. J., PFC Albert Pontiff andjuates. his wife narrowly escaped injurywhen their cottage burned to thejpjomas. ground.of the School, addressed the grad-Prior to the awarding of the di-the three outstandingHe was gathering material for an annual report to be submittedto the Chief Chemical Officer.(members of the class were recog-They loslt; most of their householdjnized. They were Ensign Kenneth articles and clothing. Including his'A. Genoni, Lt. Jack E. McClelland,(dub lliphlitflitsGuitar music will be presentedand Lt. (jg Andrew Kartalis.Ensign Genoni will remain with!tonitjht at the Hilltop Sendee Clubuniforms.A neighboring sergeant took the ______________ ______________ ________Pontiffs in to live with his family the Navy Unit at Fort McClellanAnniston Conservatory ofwhile the other two men have de-until they could he re-locatedLater in the week Pontiff learned parted for other duty assignments.that he was granted $500 by the post branch of the Army Emergency Relief Fund to help him and his wife set up house again.In other happenings from theGuitar Music. The show will begin at 8 p.m.A “Gay 90V’ party and danceNavy. Lt. lt;jK Robert E. Rower Jw,n *et underway Saturday at » is beins? released from active duty Terrace Service Clubnext month and Ensign William D. ^ * e Army Band provid-Pontiff w'as relieved from as*JMcAleer has been assigned to a signment at Fort McClellan on Oc-tour of sea duty. f Holman is on tap Sunday
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Anniston Star
Anniston, Alabama, US
Thu, Nov 19, 1959
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