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Ihfr Fort Brave (•'nnuimunt wiit >■
conducted on a single -Dsnßial ion
basis and will bo unv; , ri:' i ij bv the
Vto oiricinl AAC Box in t-' Rui-s.
7- i-es-osne eligible for < or-ii^tili
tenh suits mast submit a pro
vi-ri.- rectified Ortifieut.. ~f Am.i-
I curiam.
AVefebt* for the various livis-j.«i- •
v.F; not exceed in lbs. iiyu.iA '
j:> lbs. a-tnM'r.'Vniyhf : t o fa ,-
Ux-rweisrh!: i:tr, Vos. lightweight •
J4T tbs. 'veitonveicbt: 100 !bs. tnid
dlcßv? ieht: and 175 lbs. ’iahr !>>• •.
Yv.veue > The hen ’ ywdebt *li v I -
- .'.it in. lailv ali . oi••! -• !■>••.•;•
K7. pounds *
Obamrdottshiii ml runner tin
jf.-arv-s will he derided b\ the frd
liiv. Oi" s.-ortiU! • v-teoir- - !t.divid
ual rhanrrben. r. noitds: Rumsnr-i ■>
v final bout . points; and ruu
r.*- . =n .’.for fired bout. i iie.s»>‘
T' im tronbi' s n-lli in' award'd
! the ohaTnpionship and vmuwr
Army Announces Tournles
In Four Ma jor Sports
pugs, Hoops, Pins, Cage
FORT BRAGG - Schedules of
the All-Army tournament? In four
major sports were announced iust
week bv the Department •>i the
Army. «-
The Army hexing championship
will be derided at Fort George G.
Meade. M«i.. w ith matches held Dc -
cerolter 28, 29 and 30.
The basket ha II toorn.‘»ns«-ut is 1©
in held within the Sixth Arsr.v
area from April 2 to 9. 1951. tvitli
regimental teams ■ ontpetiiiß ior
(the championship Softball tear:-
will compete within the Fifth Ar
my area from -September 3 to I'.
193*1. Competition will be between
company level teams who have
won championships within their
various commands. *
The bowling tournament will be
conducted within the various Ar
my colnm.mds from April 23 t<>
May T, 1951 and will he conducted
concurrently with the major com
mands' bowline championship.
Detachment 2, Os 3426th
Excellent Again For 'SO
FORT UR AGO Detachment
No. 2 of the 2420th ASX’ received
its second 1950 overall rating of
excellent as results of the annnnl
General inspection conducted dur
ing the period 25-29 September.
Tiie inspection was mad- by Col
onel Henry It. Greison, assist sub
Inspector General. V Corps.
Individual sections: of the unit
Including ratines received were/
building? and grounds, excellent; !
Day Room, excellept; barracks ,px»
> client; Mess Hall sanitation, ex
cellent and administration, excel
lent. The inspection of the -admin
istrative functions of the unit in
cluded the Morning Report, Sick
Bf-csk Duty Roster, Company Pun
ishment Rook, Correspondence j
FTles. Company Orders. Unit Fund, j
Mess Fund unit Mai! System and j-
Supply, all of which were rated '
excel lent. • !
Tfch Dctaohatont 1* responsible’
• peri,, lists, moss' i-f 'Vh'Oi’.i llob! e
iiave h, Id a.'t’iii-iir ehattiitionKhist
i •- in their rofstivtive weights
Thes..' iiichnie th< lav* Golden
' OioV: rii.ini: hois <•! the ( ar-dina :
Knife Vst.'fjttc:'.. fl w.a iuln ■ tiu 1 -"
Rub tifd. f' sdhcr.vfdfibt and Hid
Connoi r- n. w- Iferv'eight: Rill
iboek furrier DiviDon weir.ht
c!( til'p, 'i li It*; Ji. ■
herweiehi. tf* t*> Third Araiy
i" mu: N'ick Viisfju z. herivy
v ifiit Ooii’i u (llovo chanmioß.
i r.li ■ ■ 1 or.ft and Wi'son Tan
ihkft. liuluv.’cielit
Otiirr fa’nsiiai' fi/iisri fu
F<’T!raster fierhf fans ;a -en'l>'
su'tmftlF shetttse'.ves for r>i:u)." i
ill the i-nniin If I'lU-rtaoM -il
o n,tv V;, ik Tros-ky" K..'!.i-er •.
1P • 1 1 : aii v i .i ; i .s s ,•.■ <■ > .S' .i ■ 1 ■
f'anv ,, dl !Si; ri>'v'.-f ono i'
are iiin'i v HoSss iron
Vh' Isolds OSS i'll n.ddei.
s'iirsv'* i s-eoni and Bobby i; svbal.
Pliiiis cjil? for Pk select ion ot
••ight individuals from tiie All-
Army boxing entries to repre.-a-n;
the Army in the National Imita
; iottnl Boxing Tournament. -a hieh
will determine the United States
leant for the 1951 Fait American
Games.
Rnt.ranfs in boxing and bowline
ch;unpif.n?hips will bv selected on
an individual basis from tea'.—
within the major comma h*la
Regimental or comparable unit
basketball teem?, representing an
organization or combine i inn of or
ganizntic.ns not exceeding 3.00 P
jiti-ti that, have won command cham
pionships. are eligible for the AU-
Antty basketball finals. Company
t r comparable unit softball teams
’.-’presenting an orgoniztioti
cmiib'intieis of organizations not
exce ding 250 men that have won
command championships, arc eli
gible to compete in the All-Army
softball event.
lor the upkeep .aid maiiiiemiliee 1
of 15 buildings, ten of which are
in actual use by the unit. The ex
tra buildings are kept in readiness :
to---house casuals, ERG personnel
and additional troops coming ni.
The day room, one of the most
popular activities of the unit was
found to he well furnished, neat,
ami clean. Th. overall appearance
and condition of the barracks, in
cluding the di.spiy of clothing and
equipment revealed a great deal of
persona! effort and interest on the
part of the men of the Detachment.
The Detachment, is commanded
by lat lA. FTanklin J. St. Glair.
Other key personnel of the unit
whose outstanding performance of
their respective assignment? figur
ed prominently in the rating re
ceived arc M-Srt. Charles Sadler, I
first sergeant: Sgt. Robert £>ims, j
unit clerk, Sgt. icl. .Tames Carter,
moss, -steward. M-Sgt. Clarence
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Field i'orar-ii I»hy‘i«al ’Frntihna'
Sfii'.ol, Fort Brags’, pose Tor
piftiire after grathi.sttJHs oxer
Lt. Col. Russ Is New C.O.
For 3rd Battalion, 505 Air
i- 1 )KT. BRACK Th-.s r. ■
fsu Ca ttalion or Cio TOi':’ .\T ■ t
ree. i red a new command Hr. ofi'i'/'r
'Vh-!. M. Co! ,f,■,,-.cj-h U its! -•: \v:.:
; assigned !s> tbar from hi- .u ...
status of Uojrinn-ntul K . .ai
c smi, er co j« s ,.. = ~... ; ,
o>i-<u,ti\; offtem of the WTc.h !■■:•
As-, Is- !, in. V, • ;■= i.M-.
.Tesy, i his . r-
Tl’s MOV eosMB-snd 1 . - o -
oM-ctr iri'-sfo je >ll rite rhiorfei
! 1 of (",'i d U'.SS, -\..e, ,
" ••••■■' from v» era Viiyit .C ira ii
'A'a-dsiiiirton. It. C . Sio ■rr, d t!i»*
1 site t ia.-ates AJii-tary Asadonty at
\vf>t I’oint X At ••: d*, nit"
Colon,el Hus-. Was sse-P'bai •:■!
soviiTiniiny. tomm -and was ooiftnti.s
--.-ion«-t! soc-.-nd llisiitf ;iu:u anon
gmdisation in lute, it,- tin wr.r
. s-iaMPil to th« :;:!>•»! Infon'iy (;>>;•■
itiiin' ~f thi 2nd Division In < ’i.c’
Ks,-t l.i Ru.-s com [s t <■>.,,■ > ~ ,or
■i 1 tip Infant: y School ,snd i hon
was sssitsmid to thi 24,it Ir-Htry
ttoelnii nt
lin i ina the host iiif.ii. • . Worlii
War 11. Colon, ! Russ i v itb
tin tth Infnntry Uo.alnionf .and
she Alaskan Depart mens in the
Ali'iil !an Campaiim and m '.bo Br s
(■■■ ,n Thctifor of 0< rut,® vith
'lii I'iv;«io‘i. Also in lie 17 :0.
i .*oj( Kii-s Was Amm Cia.snd
Ollsi-i VI'C VV I' ’, 11 ibills Divls?’ ■! fit.
rlu laiiditif. it SaU*r>’ - in
iipr IHIM For his o-jtstandins ser
vice. Colonel Russ holds the Silver
Star, til- Bronze Star with two
Oak f.Clusters and the com
bat Infantryman's IViilpf
A s'-oy the war. CoioHoi Russ
. < I'Vi-d with the CiC, Res ii.e-ot ,1
. in!, it T' am at s•• itennims nd
..f \V> sf PohiT iH-for vol’ur •s is
for Airborhe Duty. Colonel Uu.--
rotnniolcd jump school » itlt , Ist s
'Lewsi .duty sergeant : Sgt, Melvin
'Smith, supply sergeant, Ops. lias
old Ragland, assistant clerk; Cpi.
Oliver Hamilton, mail clerk; Ufc.
j Cleveland Pinckney, day room or
derly -.md Cpl. Curtis Council, duty
i soldier.
The “exceiieGt rating” was the
second received by the unit this
year. *
FOLLOW SAFETY
Bill FS nN ROAD
| FORT BRAGG Th- 92nd Air
borne Division is launching a safe
ty drive toward the prevention of
highway traffic accidents during
, jttns forthcoming holiday period of
j Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
; Year’s. In a recent memorandum
i to troops of the 82nd Airborne ]>i
(Continued or. Page :'f.i
- - i J - ' - 4 - -i’)i. : '!AN - vv t . ?n(I ] j }.f. «• i\ .I, l :
S r-xi N«;‘orti;v> morning. Tl,»
ebis'S J'ioi.xi’ed >■ >”i are- o( the
•• = . 'ii' ; rc-ar ■ tec ir ; ~ f
Rio school. SesUce I- i t {« right,
s e Donah! i \ Ted Serose)
Fdvisird Siiidia.s, f;«*or?c (lev'
f Lt. t oi. lost ph ii. Rush is tie
’ -r-ti of Maj. .lose ;ti Russ who
‘"rv.-il .v iv.lt the Re'oilas Army in
ihe ! ’hHlppino !«.- :r: e, t ice aft* ,
i’h.; 11 W :id VC, ,■ i C,i
Claude Hopkins and Show
Set For NCO Club No. 2
FORT BRACK Clattde ibn
>■: ills, hi- and y.ariaiba :•
jteviov.’ will |il,} y an ongagroniont.
! as Jti* St'O Cln;> of Ifctat'inm’t; f
Xo. 2. al-’oth AS! star< iay at :■
o'clock Sunday nlgiit .Vovenjher
Makmt. 1 his initial appeal sine, j,,
s! is - ivory-t!,«in pin: maestro vviil
he the first in a series of nann-d
l
Scholarship Service Aids
776 During Current Year
NR W VOKK 1 A NI * < The X
! t ton a I Scholarship Service ,n.i
Fund for X* ‘to students gave se,
'ic to 7t;+ students for the i-.tr
•' rent school year, the organization
aied this week in its sen/
annual report dated ()< t. lltr.ii.
This program was- organized
‘ ■ aid Negro high school graduates
"ftin wholarship aid for entr-aiic--
into northern interracial colleges
' ' nd nnivcrsiiies,
Os the 794 .students -oie
kind of service, 219 received inei
- • ih-nißi advice or answers speci
- i si*' problem? and the other 510 re
ceived a full conns. Ring servie
included referral to one or mors
specific and eligible
sis 'he f. 46 students aided. -><m
appeared .to is. qualified and eligi
ble. This total of 52 pen ent of stu
; dents aid is the greatest response
i given the organization.
its tliis grout. 21> mud>- p
s plications to nearly 20.; interracial
j cell! -res. Os the applicant.'. 197 re
' j reived 242 acceptances :>1 till dis
• j ferent colleges. A total of io:t scho
; hirships wnr< awarded to 82 of
"j these students at 77 colleges
Others accepted in college will
; get by without scholarship aid Im
’ | cause they atf- rid low-cost muni.-i
--pai or state colle'.-'-s or live at
| home or with relatives or earn
enough to no.
In the scholarship phase os' this
progrnm, three funds aided the N i
jtiona! fund activities the Seven j
/College fund, the Fid win R. Km-!
hree Memorial Scholarships, and
! the Jean Tennyson awards. /
These funds help the foundation !
; in its supplementary scholarship
’j program, in which it helps stu
’ j dents whose- scholarships from
'»schools do ttot cover all the ex
’. ponses they need to attend college.
| The National Scholarship Ser
vice and Fund foe Negro student? 1
wap organized in 1947 by sever x
> ml .terse )t- a.t.-i > -m ; ,,
-X r ='h« “ LcU in riaht. t;.io,r
’■■■■ AX is Item v set Joskox .
* tries D‘.u,:i .r .iin. .lames Hoare,
Oii'i:,, Strange. Andre Owens
use: Ru.ss.eiJ Good;on ; - \rmv
e'ud M )'B. li.itss. the fnrmov fie
Frs! !•.—.•••• K. S! an ton. of Ulsint.t
'Me s-isdie ,D tie , rs ■ . 7 1 F„,-t.
iM’-a t.i th- s; i hre-. ; iiiidv.’ui do
"Pi»h Ti. Ji .. William W. and T.yu.t
bands :«tui entertainers iiednleii
' . Siiipesir at the ciuh within the
to u throe inom.h.x.
if, • V. anirtimr Rev i, c. ~ ,Ma \>.
■•i first-rttte onuwialners >vfll open'
Runday niejiffg affair >ith a sixty
tninuto floor show which will tr
loilowed a dance.
college gresidi i>t-for the broad
purpose of increasing opportunities
lor .t aa Ii 1 i.-d Negroes :■> obtain
high-d>-ucation >n interracial eol
h‘.g‘Podgy. 158 college presidents.
•'TV" ill the advisory board.
Fnderlving reason for the fonna
! Gill of This . l oti), was the fact that,
ot the Tot.-’l students attending in
terracial non-segregated .-.lieges
than one perecur ■,re Negro
a!; hi'iigh 'lie Negro i- to -rts-nt
of- *:. naiion’s population.
i:t boosting it> program th* N.i ■
fiottai tuml seeks out th ■ thousands
of Negro high school rgaduates
throughout tiie nation. It let. ih.iri
know of their scholar .-hi j. opj.ie
tttnities ¥II,(HiO,(MUt i r.-ar
at interracial colleges ,ml -Hl*
them how to seek then
(ATHOLICSOPIA
Cli BS FOR Gls
SAN FRANCISCO The Na
fionai Catholic Comunity Service,
a member .agency of the Associated
Services far the Armed Forces, has
been asked to ope nin El Paso,
Texas, recreational centers for
Negro troop:- ..ialoinecl at Fort
Blis and Biggs Air Force Base.
Thomas D. Hinton, executive di
rector who made this announce
ment. said also that additional staff
is being assigned to existing clubs
where the military impact has
greatly increased as a result of th«
expanson of the defense forces.
Tests are under way to improve
the -quality of presen t apples by
increasing' their vitamin C con
t*»s, adding the spice-like flavor
of tltc better English varieties,
end imparting the smooth, after
cooking flesh texture of certain
of the Gern;V and New Zealand
apple;-:.