The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 17, 1952, Page 5

iw ALLURING FAN DANCLSS gala, suber formal party Satiwday ni “SOCIE. “Excellent Variety Aci: ‘“Entértainment ‘At Ft. Long of the most as <e c party ent s widinity, .". ae té fhe’ music of Tom [a st ‘orchestra started at nh Amag % ‘a festive note from the. beginn The program, which was Maucea by mi ‘who conducted. the job aplomb which wouldago jeredit “to | @ professional entreprencur,” aon: tack The Navy Hospital was ri A mted by an outstanding t soloist, Dave Freedley, Hg w ®followed by the HS-1 offer t | North Dakota Symplony, of four couples dressed fo part who sang and played hill} ily NES. présentation of a scene, with craps und "HR | MERRY and best wisires for the New Yeer THE TELE! | % ribaldewab: as a res PARTY- GOERs AT THE ciuiceaas FORMAL PARTY at Ft. Taylor look on with rapt interest as the floor show, prepared and presented by members of various Naval activities in the ‘Leeal Man Is ult: of the | T° h 4 beau-} | nted the] | Sea Dog Offi ce in | marine | down” | Felton R With 3rd Div. Marines Now Marine Pfe. Oscar E. Bowling, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bowl- ng of £13 301 Flagler Avenue, is’ ctr- serving as a fire team’lead- r Ww the 3rd Marine Division fat Ca np Perfdleton. . iird Marine Division is ng 10 months of intensive by flexing its military in ‘a mock battle near ert city of 29 Palms, Calif. over the highway on a motor march, the Leather- s unloaded in the middle of a desert expanse to do battle with a mythical enemy. e full” might of a modern ‘y, bazookas, flamethrowers, , machine guns, mortar, re- rifles, and tanks. Bowling now resides , with’ his former Betty Jane Lucas West, and their three sons, , 11, Frank, 4, and Fred, 3, in housing at Camp Pendleton. attached, Lt, and Mrs. . Walt nski, Lt. (j. g.) and Mrs, d. Beatty, Lt. (j. g.). and Rhodes Boykin, Miss Doro y Raymer, and. Chiefs. W. Ri - | Meyers; EMC, J.C. Young, ENC, |H. D. Smith, @McC,. Fs CEE, ney and J. Still, EMG; Make Yo sep tai mur calls be} enever yeu call, yc New Officer To Blimp Squadron Lieutenant Krederick E. Mits- chke, ‘USNR, recently reported ‘ |aboard Airship Development Squad- ron 11, Lt. Mitschke, a native of North Hollywood, Calif., was re- called to active duty Oct. 15, 1952. He first entered the Navy’ Oct. 5, 1942 and attended Del Monte Pre-Flight. in March 1944, Mits- chke was commissioned Ensign and designated Naval Aviator (Airship). He served in Airship Patrol Squadron 951 and at Ver- nam Field, Jamaica, Naval Air Station, Richmond, Fla., and Lake- hurst, N. J. Lt. Mitschke was re- leAsed to inactive duty in March 1946. After being released from the Navy, Lt. Mitschke was employed. -|as a Set Designer for Universal, Republic and Warner Brothers Motion Picture Studios. While in Key West, Lt. Mitschke will reside with his wife, the for- mer Marilyn A. White of Holly- wood, and their two sons, Roger and Douglas, at 1916 Roosevelt Drive. A LITTLE CASH at Calls =e if you make Christweas Day. « call by numbef. area, goes on, The club was packed to capacity for the affair. 3 Wednesday, December 17, 1952. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Key Wester Is Completing Air Force Basic Work Edward L. Jackson, 20, son of Mrs. Macie I. Jackson, 1212 Pearl Street, is completing his AF basic airmen indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base, the “Gateway to the, Air Force.” Lackland, situated near San An tonio, is the world’s largest air force base, site of Air Force basic training, for’ men and .women, headquarters of the Human Re- source Research Center and home of AF's Officer Candidate School. His basic training is preparing him for entrance into Air Force technical training and for assign- ment in specialized work. 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