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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1950

Page

3

Navy Opens Way For Vets to Enlist With Dependents

Veterans may enlist in the U S navy regardless of prior branch of service and may bring dependents. Seaman recruits receive housing allowances a basic pay plus allowances for dependents. Eligible men aged 17 to 31 may enlist after passing lower qualifying tests.

United States Navy Tucson C. C. Moore Moore

Holiday Plans From VFW Auxiliary at Veterans Hospital

The VFW auxiliary No 549 hosts a Christmas program at the Veterans hospital recreation hall from 7 30 to 8 30 p m tomorrow announced hospital chairman Mrs Theodora Wooden. Master of ceremonies will be Mrs Rusty Bruce. Entertainment includes University of Arizona trio Nancy Beeman Marcella Ellis and Pat Small songs accordion selections by Don Raymond singing and dancing by Irlene Radner magic by C R Kirkpatrick and an Arthur Murray ballroom trio. Santa Claus D M Henderson will bring stockings with gifts for men in wards two and three.

VFW The Veterans Hospital Theodora Wooden Rusty Bruce University of Arizona Nancy Beeman Marcella Ellis Pat Small Don Raymond Irlene Radner C. R. Kirkpatrick Arthur Murray D. M. Henderson Santa Claus

New York Officials Plan Harbor Ships as Hospitals

New York would press every harbor vessel from small launches to liners into service if an atom bombing hit. Hospitals Commissioner Marcus D. Kogel and Marine and Aviation Commissioner Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. say ships could serve as temporary hospitals and aid in casualty evacuation, with liners often in port and capable of sustaining themselves.

New York Marcus D. Kogel Edward F. Cavanagh Jr Marine and Aviation Cavanagh

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