The Adak sun., March 24, 1958, Image 1

About The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976

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VOL. Ill No. 12
U.S. NAVAL STATION
Monday, 24 March 1958
;RETIRED PERSONNEL QUALIFY TO TEACH UNDER *
• j SPECIAL PLAN
Washington (AFPS) — Retired military
:personnel may qualify for their teaching
I credentials and instruct high school or
;junior college classes at the same time
junder a special program the University of
jCalifonria at Lo© Angeles will begin
jthis summer.
The program is principally for off
*icers and NCO’s who held a bachelor’s
Widegree prior to leaving the service.
$ iStudents entered in the graduate program
|will be accepted for teaching positions
;in Los Angeles area .school systems with
jinterim accreditation.
While working toward a master’s de
jgree and a California certificate, re
|tired persons will devote four semesters
jto part-time study along with two years
i;of teaching and three eight-week summer
:sessions at the university,
Qualified candidates for the program,
|planned to be in effect for the next
jfive years, may address inquiries tosDr#
j Howard E. Wilson, Dean, School of Muca
jtion, University of California, Los Am
igeles 24, California.
Take it any way you want, but a guy
I was smoking in a theater, and a fireman
j put him out.
SAVANNAH
Famous Name in Ships
Lakehurst N.&.S., N, J. (AFPS)— The
Naval Reserve Air Training Unit here has
been taking part in a search for the
grave of the first steamship to cross an
cooan*
The searchers are looking for the re
mains of the Savannah, which ran aground
off Fire Island, N*Y., in 1821, when her
skipper thought he had her headed into
New York Harbor*
The Savannah, whose name will be giv
en to the nationTs first nuclear-powered I
merchant ship was built in 1818 and ste^ i
amed through, for she had burned up her i
fuel, 75 tons of coal and 25 cords of i
wood, in less than four days*
No trace of her has been found off :
Fire Island, but searchers using a blimp
with magnetic air detector gear, have I
spotted two possibilities off Bellport, =
N.Y* j
If the Savannah is found, one of her *
relics will be placed aboard the atomic- :
powered freighter Savannah, the keel of ;
which was scheduled to be laid May 22 in .!
Camden, N*J*
Did you hear about the Indian
who had a oom
13ND-5953 Navy-DPPO 18ND Brem., Wii,