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Page Two CLOUDBUSTER Saturday, May 1, 1943 CLOUDBUSTER Vol. 1—No. 32 Sat., May 1, 1943 Published weekly at the U. S. Navy Pre-‘ Flight School, Chapel Hill, N. C., under super vision of the Public Relations Office. Contribu tions of news, features, and cartoons are welcome from all hands and should be turned in to the Public Relations Office, Navy Hall. ★ CoMDR. John P. Graff, USN (Ret.) Commanding Officer Lieut. Comdr. James P. Raugh, USNR Executive Officer Lieut. P. 0. Brewer, USNR Public Relations Officer ★ Editor: Ensign Leonard Eiserer, USNR Associate Editor: Orville Campbell, Y3c By Lieut. Eric H. Arendt Chaplain Corps, USN There are still some people who say that the Christian life is pale, dull and negative. They certainly do not get that conception from biblical history. The Bible is a book of action —its expressions, historically, relate that it was a time of action and men were doing things. As far back as the time of Moses we see the story of a man of vision—social vision. We see the story of a man, who while attend ing sheep, was called to do something by that unseen power from God which we call “re ligion.” Moses was a man who, because of the drive toward social sympathy, was in stilled with those qualities which made him a man of purpose. Moses wanted to free the Israelites from Egypt; he wanted righteous ness written into the laws. He succeeded. If we read the New Testament, and par ticularly the Book of Acts, we see that the early Christian era was a time of action. No one can deny that it was a time when men were “doing things.” No, the Christian life is not pale, dull and negative, but rather it is alive, exciting and positive! We are today facing problems which have parallels in the Bible. It is for us to meet this challenge by the realization that the World for which we are making present sacrifices is God’s World and all of us who inhabit the World are His children. We are pledged to see this World become a better place for the generations of the future. And this is not a pale, negative nor dull job! Seven Enlisted Men Advanced Seven enlisted men were advanced in rat ings as follows on May 1: Sidney T. Stovall to Sk2c, Robert J. James to PhM2c, Thomas P. Osborne, Jr., to PhM2c, Joseph H. Waite to Sk2c, R. E. Fickenworth to Sklc, Charles E. Vernadakis to RMlc, and V. L. Fryer to Sk2c. Former Pre-Flight Cadets Aiello And Banke Reported Missing Cadet E. V. L. Aiello, 13th Battalion mem ber from Brooklyn, N. Y,, and Cadet Arris G. Banke, 10th Battalion member from Matawan, N. J., were reported by the Navy Department last Monday to be missing over the Atlantic between Miami and Key West, Fla. Both former Pre-Flighters were undergoing navi gation training at the Naval Air Navigation School, Hollywood, Fla. The cadets were members of a crew of six aboard a twin-engined training plane which took off on a routine training flight last Satur day night. A widespread search failed to pro duce any trace of the plane or its occupants. Cadet Aiello is remembered here for the fine artwork he created during his liberty hours, as well as for his excellent scholastic record. Among the artpieces painted by him before completing Pre-Flight training here last January is the water-color mural which hangs opposite the main entrance in Navy Hall. PRO Has List of Rooms Available Cadets are reminded that a list of rooms available in town for overnight or weekend visitors is maintained by the Public Relations Office in Navy Hall. Cadets are invited to use this list in finding accommodations for friends and relatives visiting them. Cadets to Sing Over Air The Pre-Flight Cadet Choir will be heard over Mutual network stations between 2215 and 2230 next Tuesday, as part of a program sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs in conjunction with the cele bration of National Music Week. Included on the program with the cadets will be the Women’s Glee Club of the Univer sity of North Carolina. Both groups are di rected by John E. Toms, UNC music director. Two songs will be sung by the Cadet Choir: On Parade, from “Sweethearts” by Victor Herbert, and Forever Free, an ancient Dutch melody arranged for male voices by Channing Lefebre. The program will be broadcast from Hill Music Hall and will be carried locally over WRAL at Raleigh, N. C. Lt. Comdr. Brown, MC-V(S), Detached Lt. Comdr. Clark E. Brown, MC-V(S), was detached last Monday . and transferred to Headquarters, 12th Naval District, San Fran cisco, Cal. Two Enlisted Men Transferred Two enlisted men were transferred from this station during the past week: P. A. H. Moseley, PhM2c, and T. P. Osborne, Jr., PhM3c. Male Call Wearing Pinks, No Doubt by Milton Caniflf, creator of “Terry and the Pirates” ALL WILP/ you U^E ONL'^ LBTSKEETBR \ LETS \WBLL,IT'6 TBLL YOU ABOUr \ AVIATE, ) LIKE Tm... FLYIN6; MI65 \ 6ATE! 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