Vol. 2—No. 12 U. S. Navy Pre-Flight School, Chapel Hill, N. C, Saturday, December 4, 1943 Lord Halifax Reviews Reariment The Parade for Lord Halifax NAVY V-12 UNIT UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, N. C. 3, December 1943 To; The Commanding Officer, U. S. Navy Pre-Flight School, Chapel Hill, N. C. Subj; The parade on Thursday, December 2, 1943 in honor of the British Ambassador to the United States. 1. The Commanding Officer, in his position as Senior Naval Officer Present, Chapel Hill area, extends his compliments to the Commanding Officer, his staff and the Pre-Flight Cadets on the fine appearance and smart general bearing of the cadet regiment on the occasion of the subject parade. 2. His Britannic Majesty’s Ambassador, Lord Halifax, v^rho is fully cognizant of the armed services’ student programs in both this country and in Britain, expressed his genuine pleasure and appreciation. W. S. POPHAM Captain, USN, Senior Naval Officer Present. All-American (jg) John Kuzman, USNR, ^bove, left tackle on the Cloud- ^Uster football team this fall, was ^*amed on the New York Daily ^ews All-American Service Team, it was announced here this week. Weighing 230 pounds and stand ing six feet, one inch tall, Lt. (jg) Kuzman was a standout in every game in which he participated. Especially did he receive praise for his performances against Camp Davis and Camp Lejeune. A graduate of Fordham, class Df ’41, Lt. (jg) Kuzman was named to most All-American college teams at tackle in 1939 and 1940. Upon graduation he played pro fessional football with the Chicago Cardinals and was named on the East All-Star football team of 1941. Gift Wrapping Service Available to Cadets A free Christmas gift wrapping service is available to all cadets at the Recreation Center located across from the Chapel Hill post office. Ladies will be on hand to wrap the gifts during all hours that the cadets have town liberty. Lord Halifax British Ambassador Visits Here During special ceremonies held to honor his visit to Chapel Hill, Lord Halifax, British Ambassador to the United States, reviewed a combined formation of 3,500 Pre- Flight cadets, NROTC, V-12 and ASTP students in Kenan Stadium last Thursday morning. ' The distinguished visitor was accompanied to Chapel Hill by Governor J. M. Broughton of North Carolina, and was greeted in the reviewing stand by officials of the University and of the Army and Navy units located here. See LORD HALIFAX, page U Carolina Coed Will Sing At Cadet Dance Tonight Joan Kosberg, sultry-voiced Carolina coed from Elizabeth, N. J., will be the featured songstress at the dance being given for the regiment of cadets in Woollen gymnasium tonight. Sharing the vocal spotlight with her will be Dave Jenkins, tenor, and James Heap, baritone, both members of the cadet glee club. Swing music for the occasion will be provided by the swing section of the Pre-Flight band. One of the most popular musical performers on the campus. Miss Kosberg has appeared with Tommy Reynolds and his orchestra and has received an audition at radio station WOR in New York. As a member of the local Play- makers group, she played impor tant parts in the productions “The Eve of Saint Mark” and “A Mid summer Night’s Dream,” as well as the title role in the Gilbert and ♦- .loan Kosberg Sullivan operetta “lolanthe” last winter. The dance is scheduled to start at 2030 and end at 2315, with taps See CAROLINA COED, page U

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