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Scuttlebutt General Smedley D. Butler Detachment 1914 1915 P.O. Box 184 Newtown Square, PA 19073 Website www.gensdbutlerdet.org Commandant Jim Alleva 610.789.3755 Volume XVII, Issue 5 May 2007 Sandra Mauer, editor 527 W. Walnut St., Lancaster, PA 17603 717.397.6994, sandi@lancasterpa.net !" # % & '' The month of April started out with the detachment giving out good citizen awards to two eagle scouts, our monthly bingo night at Coatesville VAMC, the color guard taking part in the raising of funds for a navy commander’s son battling cancer, taking part in opening ceremonies for the Marple Little League, funeral honors for the Commander of VFW 7390 who lost his brave battle with cancer (It was nice to see all three organizations of the alliance come together.), a luncheon being held at the Springfield country club hosted by the VFW, and by the end of the Commandant’s Report Senior & Junior Vice Reports, It Happened This Month Commandant’s Message, Officers & Committee Chairmen, VA Numbers, Protect Memorials & Support Troops, TV Drawing Looking Ahead, Sick Call Special Delivery, Time Marches, Folklore, Salute to Jim Beck, USS New York Scuttlebutt Boosters, Birthdays, Young Marines Minutes month we would be adding a March of Dimes Walk, a bus trip sponsored by the Upland Detachment to the Marine Corps Museum, the presenting of the “gung ho” award to the midshipman from NROTC Villanova University. In addition there is something special this year. Through the generosity of some donations we will also give away to a deserving midshipman a 500.00 scholarship to help with expenses. We hope the Bishop Hollow Road will look cleaner with our Adopt-A-Highway program. Our Department Commandant was pleased to announce that the state went over the 6,000 membership bracket. Job well done! We are gaining on New York; watch your back. Also a job well done for the Toys-For–Tots for the Department of PA ranking number one in the nation. We are going full swing with our “TV Bonanza” doing better than we ever expected, a job well done to all. I look forward to another good and busy month in May. Remember we can use your help; anyone interested in helping give us a call! God Bless & Semper Fi,

( )* " # The MBPA Community Pride Day originally scheduled for May 5th, has been postponed until this fall. Our TV Bonanza Campaign is progressing well: 1680 tickets have been placed on consignment Money from the ticket sales have been deposited to our account Any member who has not been contacted to discuss accepting tickets on consignment, please call me at 610-356-8893. We thank those members who have sold tickets for their support! If you need more tickets, I guarantee one day delivery! In addition to our TV Bonanza Campaign Sales, 39 donations dedicated to scholarships, veterans' assistance and needy families have been received; including a generous donation from Art Glatfelter, USMC, WWII. Respectfully submitted, Jr. Vice Commandant. It Happened This Month In Marine Corps History 08 May 1776 Pennsylvania - Marines of the Pennsylvania Navy employ row galleys to drive off two British warships in the Delaware River. 08 May 1862 Virginia - Marines man some of the heavy guns in the fleet that duels for four hours with the Confederate fort at Sewell’s Point, Norfolk. 31 May 1910 Nicaragua -Marines commanded by Major Smedley D. Butler arrive at Bluefields from Panama and remain there until early September. 28 May 1952 Korea - 1/7 launches a raid to destroy enemy occupying an outpost beyond the MLR. Marine casualties total 9 killed and 1078 wounded. )* " # Fellow members, while the weather seems to be holding back springtime, our calendar moves on as always. Arrangements continue to be followed up for the annual picnic with our brothers in arms from the Legion and VFW in August. Our ball plans are falling into place, and I’m so pleased to inform everyone that Bill Nolan is in charge of reservations this year; so if you want a seat reserved with others, it won’t happen unless you sign up with Bill. Let’s make this a record attendance for our Birthday Ball. May brings to the front, our memorial service, and that is especially important for our membership to show their support as we are at war with a world full of terrorists who are dedicated to bringing us into to harms way. The Marine Corps leads the way once again in protecting our freedoms that so many do not realize are at stake. Rally round the flag members, and let’s work hard to bring in as many members as we can, while you decide which of our suggested motivators works best for you. I plan to place a motion on the floor asking that you support my suggestions for the winner of signing up the most members. Remember the choices, 1) 100.00 for a gift certificate to your favorite restaurant. 2) Your dues for three years paid for. 3) 100.00 toward our locker box offerings. I will be amenable to taking suggestions if the three I have put out are not satisfactory to the membership. I am also going to throw out the suggestion for an annual golf outing to raise money next year. It is not only a fun event, but it is one that allows us to bring many into the fold to have a great time while serving our organization with donations. I have the experience of over twenty years of arranging successful golf outings that has raised more than 10,000,000.00 over that twenty year expanse. This is not an experiment, and I urge you to support my efforts to launch a real successful charitable event to raise the kind of dollars that will allow us to better serve our community. I leave you with just one thought, let’s all have a great time together at our monthly meetings where we not only take care of business; but more importantly we join in a united front to support each other as the Marine family we have all committed to when we honorably served as active duty Marines and servicemen. Focus on fun and camaraderie! Keep up the good work and see you all at the next meeting in May! Semper Fi, Sr. Vice Commandant

Commandant’s Message May 2007 (The following message is from the Commandant of the Marine Corps.) 1. “To be a Marine is to be part of something that represents the best of our nation. It is to accept a way of life that embodies selfless service – to defend those who cannot defend themselves, to thrive in the hardship and sacrifice expected of an elite warrior class, to march to the sound of the guns, and to ably shoulder the heritage created by those who have gone before us. 2. Only a few Americans choose the dangerous and necessary work of fighting our nations [sic] enemies. As a consequence of that choice, some have paid the ultimate price, joining the honor roll of heroes who built the noble legacy of our Corps. For those of us who carry on that legacy, it is our obligation to honor those fallen Marines. As Marines gather in celebration of our history, we gather in the shadows of greatness – though our fallen can no longer participate in our traditions, they will always be a part of us and who we are. 3. Therefore, I am directing that all unit mess nights and Marine Corps [sic] birthday ball celebrations include worthy and appropriate tributes to our fallen comrades. Subsequent changes to the drill and ceremonies manual will reflect this requirement. Through meaningful remembrance, the sacrifices of ‘Those who have gone before’ will not become distant memories, but will live always in our warrior culture. General Smedley D. Butler Detachment Officers Commandant Sr. Vice Commandant Jr. Vice Commandant Adjutant Paymaster Judge Advocate Sergeant-At-Arms Chaplain Service Officer Director Director Director Jr. Past Commandant Jr. Past State Commandant Jim Alleva Jerry Leon Jack McLeod Jack Kelly Bob Spano Dan Luty James D. Ross Christopher Bush Connie McGinley Paul Donohue Dave Brimble Stan Short Tom Tanner Tom Tanner General Smedley D. Butler Detachment Committee Chairmen Adopt-A-Highway: Dave Brimble Americanism: Bob Matthews, Jack McLeod Auxiliary Liaison: Tony Fusto Awards: Jim Alleva Ceremonies & Honor Guard: George Van Dusen Ceremonies Assistant: John J. V. Cook Color Guard: Jim Alleva Flag Collection - Barry Reese Historian: Ben Sides Home Association & Meetings: Tom Kerrigan Supply-Uniform: Paul Ferguson Membership: Jerry Leon Newsletter (Scuttlebutt): Sandi Mauer Newtown Twp Vets Park: Stan Short Property: Dave Brimble Scholarships: Wayne Williams Scouting: John Gingras Toys-For-Tots: Dan Luty VAVS: Robert Matthews Young Marines Chairman: Bob Stanton 4. Semper Fidelis, James T. Conway, General, U.S. Marine Corps, Commandant of the Marine Corps.” God Bless & Semper Fi, General & Healthcare Benefits VA Hotline 800-827-1000 Veterans’ Healthcare 800-222-8387 Education 888-442-4511 Grave Markers 800-697-6947 Life Insurance 800-669-8477 Website www.va.gov

Protect The Memorials, Support Our Troops Pictured from left to right: Bob Spano MCL with USMC vet Jim Kirlin from NJ. The turnout of U.S. Veterans and their supporters to: "Protect The Memorials" and to: "Support Our Troops" was a great success. The Memorials were well covered; the threats to our cause, aired by the "Airheads" of record on their web site, were empty threats and their bravado came to naught. Later several officials told me that this is the first time that a demonstration of this type was met by counter demonstrators in such huge numbers. They went on to say that the organizers were totally taken off guard and did not quite know what to do in this situation. It is time that we meet any and all such: "Troop Demoralizing" Demonstrations with a veteran led “Morale Building” Demonstrations!! Let these well financed and misguided souls spend their money and support the respective local economy in which they gather. We' ll continue to march and support our Brothers and Sisters serving and we will not allow a revival of the "Viet Nam Media Mentality" to set policy or control the national political agenda. TV Drawing POLAROID 37" 720p LCD HDTV HDMI Input Built-in ATSC & NTSC Tuners 1,000:1 Contrast Ratio PC Input 2 Component Inputs POLAROID 37" 720p LCD HDTV Wall Mount or Stand Tickets: 5.00 each, or 5 for 20.00 Sales will run March through June 2007. Drawing to be held at the June Dinner/Meeting June 4. Please help make this a success!!! Get your tickets from the Jr. Vice.

, - . /0 / % * % & 03 National Day Of Prayer-Rose Tree Park-Rt-1100 03-07 Moving Wall-Replica Of Vietnam Wall-Widener University-Open 1500 -3 May- Close-1500-7 May-Open 24 Hours A Day-Volunteers NeededCall Dan Hanson 610-449-4433 05 Dept. Of PA MCL-Leadership School-Dept Hq.Ft. Indiantown Gap - 0830 Rsvp-Bill Hackett-610-264-3193 07 General Meeting.Knights-1930-Memorial Service 14 Bingo Party-Vamc-Coatesville-Meet-Knights1830 19 Armed Forces Day Ceremony-Vet Park-Broomall Rt-1330 20 SE.Div.Meeting-Upland-1300-Option Breakfast 0830-1100 24 Beverly Hills MS-Upper Darby-Memorial Ceremony Rt-0830 26 Troop Rally-Washington DC. - Henry Bacon Drive- Rolling Thunder Mc-Sponsor 26 Flag Placing-0900-Glenwood Cem. -Rt-0900-Al #805 27 Arlington Cem. –Upper Darby-Rt-1230-Main Bldg. 28 Memorial Day Parade-Rt-0900-Al 805 29 Staff Meeting-1930-Al-805 30 State Rep. Bill Adolph (165 District) Vietnam Recognition Ceremony-1900-Knights-OfColumbus, Springfield - Balt. Pike-610-544-9878 1 " 1"2 / 3/ 1 * OTHER VETERANS’ & FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS’ MEETING SCHEDULES Regular Events AmVets: Harold P. Saks Post #118, 211 N. Morton Ave., Morton, PA 19070. Meetings the first Wednesday of every month at 2000. American Legion: Broomall Post #805, 2340 West Chester Pike, Broomall, PA. Meetings the second Wednesday of every month, at 1930. American Legion Nunan-SlookPost #338, Meets the second Tuesday at 7:30 PM of every month at the corner of Ralston & Graslynn Avenue’s, Havertown, PA. rd Upper Darby Detachment #884 MCL, 3 Tuesday of the month at 2000, 1026 Providence Rd. Secane, Pa. 19018 1 0 1 . 4 ! 5 !6 )7 Disabled American Veterans, Delaware County Chapter 113, meets the second Monday of the month at 8 PM. Meetings are held at the Nunan-Slook American Legion Post #338. The Post is located at the corner of Ralston & Graslynn Avenues in Havertown, PA. Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 67, 2nd Thursday every month-1930-Catholic War Veterans Post 731, 920 West Chester Pike, Havertown, PA. Delaware County Detachment, Third Sunday of the month: Breakfast: 0800-1130, 5.00/person. Delaware County Detachment at detachment home, Upland, PA. Every Month except: JuneJuly-August. M.O.D.D. “Devil Dogs” Triboro Pound #19, Pack of Penna., Growls (meetings) are the second Wednesday of the month at 1930. Growls are held at the Herbert W. Best Post # 928, VFW. Located at MacDade Blvd & Kendron Avenue, Folsom, PA. Veterans of Foreign Wars: Broomall Post #7390, Meetings the second Thursday of the month at 1930. Meetings are held at the Marple Twp. Municipal Building., Sproul & Springfield Roads, Broomall, PA. Knights Of Columbus: Mater Dei Council #4129, 327 N. Newtown Street Rd., Newtown Square, PA. Meetings the first Thursday of the month at 2000. SICK CALL Frank McNulty is in Delaware Co. Hospital with heart problems Jack McLeod is home from the hospital Remember both of these men in your thoughts and prayers . Please remember to notify Chaplain Chris Bush (610.353.5569) of an illness, or of a member or family member passing away.

SPECIAL DELIVERY Through snow, rain, gloom of night and diapers . The scenario of sending a child through the U.S. Mail th wasn’t such a far-fetched idea in the early 20 Century. In 1914, a 2-year-old boy was sent from Oklahoma to Kansas (postage and the Postal Service delivered at children before it officially barred human beings later that year. via Parcel Post paid: 18 cents) least two other the mailing of Based on article in Smithsonian,Magazine.November.2006 J.J.V. Cook TIME MARCHES ON Marion Robert Morrison would have turned 100 on May 26. If he had kept that name, maybe nobody would care. But in 1930, film director Raoul Walsh changed Morrison’s fortunes, rechristening him after colonial general “Mad Anthony” Wayne, and a star was born. Soon, John Wayne would be a household name. The anniversary is being marked by parades, concerts and of course movies and Commemorative products. A three-day celebration in Winter, Iowa, includes groundbreaking for a new John Wayne Birthplace Museum and Learning Center. American History .June 2007 J.J.V. Cook (top) Bugler Lloyd Spangler, Tom McGovern (bottom) Rudy Raphelson, Jim Gallagher, Bob Matthews, Barry Reese, Jim Alleva, & Dennis Morsa 8 9 - THE FOLKLORE There is a legend that Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg was twice enacted, the final scene contributing a fearful, if lesser, carnage to the traditions of that great battle. During a Blue and Gray reunion on the field, so some have it, aging Confederates fell into ranks and walked across the broad terrain where Pickett’s men had charged on July 3, 1863. The watching ancients in Blue could not long remain bystanders, and as the feeble ranks moved up the slope toward the spot where once the angled stone wall had run, and where a clump of trees stood on Cemetery Ridge, there were Yankee yells: “Come on, boys! By God, they never made it then—and they’ll not do it now.” Upon which the old boys of the Grand Army of the Republic are alleged to have run into position along the ridge, and when the Confederate veterans hobbled up, to have sprung upon them tooth and nail, the whole mass tangling in a fierce scrap until the officials managed to part them. Our Incredible Civil War pg. # 167 by Burke Davis John J.V. Cook She was built with 24 tons of scrap steel from the World Trade Center. She is the fifth in a new class of warship - designed for missions that include special operations against terrorists. It will carry a crew of 360 sailors and 700 combat-ready Marines to be delivered ashore by helicopters and assault craft. The ship' s motto? "Never Forget"

: , ; ;11 " , ; REMINDER: DUES ARE NOW 30.00. PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND WHEN RENEWING YOUR MEMBERSHIP Help support our newsletter and become a member of the Booster Club! Any monetary contribution helps offset the cost of publication and mailing. We wish to thank our current boosters. With their assistance, we are able to continue our awardwinning newsletter! ! " # # / " , ;11 " Elena & Jim Alleva, Joe Direso, Lois & Jack Francis, Jack McLeod, Pat & Joe Mensack, Dennis Morsa, Stan Samsel, Barbara & Ben Sides, Florence & Bob Spano Thank you boosters! DCYM Scuttlebutt Paymaster If you are interested in being a “Scuttlebutt” Booster, please see Bob Spano. Birthday Greetings for May The Detachment staff sends best wishes to the following members who are celebrating a birthday this month: Anthony Coladonato John Davis Albert DeVito James Duffy John Haynal John Kratzinger Dominick Longhi Patrick Malone Cornelius McGinley Joseph Mensack Richard Palena Joseph Rossetti Stephen Stott George VanDusen Wayne P. Williams George Worrell Happy Birthday and many, many more! If any one was not mentioned please let us know, and we apologize for the error. On 30 March 2007 the Delware County Young Marines graduated 6 new Young Marines at a ceremony held at the Folsom VFW. The newest Young Marines in our Unit are: Pvt McGowan, Pvt Sebra, Pvt Goodworth, Pvt Hines and Carruzza. Special congratulations to our Honor Graduate, PFC Atkinson. We also held a promotion ceremony on 30 March 2007. Congratulations to the following Young Marines on their new rank: Cpl Gunning, LCpl Giordano, Sgt. Cheezum and Sgt Caruso. Once again, we' d like to thank the members of the Detachment who took time out of their busy schedules to help us celebrate these young men' s accomplishments. Your continued support of our Unit is greatly appreciated. Plans are underway for a weekend encampment at Ridley Creek State Park in the next couple of weeks. As the warmer weather approaches, we look forward to helping the Detachment in any of their upcoming activities. Semper Fi Delaware County Young Marines

General Smedley D. Butler Detachment #741 Marine Corps League General Meeting Minutes 2 April 2007 Commandant: Commandant Jim Alleva called the meeting to order at 1930 and the normal opening ceremonies were conducted. Officers present were Commandant Jim Alleva, Sr. Vice Jerry Leon, Jr. Vice Jack McLeod, Judge Advocate Dan Luty, Adjutant Jack Kelly, Paymaster Bob Spano, Chaplain Chris Bush, Sergeant-at-Arms Jim Ross, Director Dave Brimble, and Junior Past Commandant Tom Tanner. Minutes: Phil Baglivo made a motion to accept the minutes of the March 2007 meeting as published in the Scuttlebutt. Joe Mensack seconded the motion and the motion passed. Officer Reports: Paymaster: Bob Spano presented Life Membership cards and pins to Tom McGovern and Wayne Barner. Bob Spano then presented the Paymaster’s report for March 2007. Phil Baglivo made a motion to accept the Paymaster’s report. Tony Fusto seconded the motion, and the motion passed. Sr. Vice: Jerry Leon mentioned that the detachment’s membership stood at 163 members. He announced a new membership incentive, for the member who brings in the most new members during the year. The member will be able to choose a financial award from three different possibilities. Jerry Leon also reported that he is working on the memorial meeting in May, the scholarship dinner meeting in June, the Combined Alliance picnic scheduled for August, and the birthday ball scheduled for 10 November 2007. Jr. Vice: Jack McLeod reported that the junior troop handler wagon has been ordered for the annual fundraiser drive again this year. He also reported that the detachment will be involved in the Marple Business and Professional Association Community Pride Day again this year. The date of the event is 5 May 2007, from 1100 to 1500. Jack McLeod also reported on the activity so far for the new TV Bonanza program, and he congratulated Dan Luty and Bob Spano as sales leaders so far. Jack McLeod also commented on the number of financial donations made to the detachment. Jim Alleva mentioned that letters of thanks are being mailed to those who have made donations, and for those donating 100.00 or more, a Certificate of Appreciation will also be included. Adjutant: Jack Kelly read incoming correspondence, including two letters of appreciation. It was announced that the annual Department Convention would be held 20-24 June 2007 at the Pittsburgh Marriott in Cranberry Township. An invitation was read for the detachment to participate again this year in the local National Day of Prayer event, scheduled for 3 May 2007 at Rose Tree Park. A letter of invitation to the annual John Basilone memorial parade was read, scheduled for 23 September 2007, in Raritan, NJ. A Certificate of Appreciation sent to the detachment was read that had been received from the Young Marines. It was mentioned that due to increased donations, there is the possibility of increasing the number of scholarships awarded. In addition, Commandant Jim Alleva has asked Bob Spano and Jack Kelly to serve as a committee to investigate the backgrounds of new organizations that might be suggested as possible donation recipients. Judge Advocate: Dan Luty mentioned that he would have about 50 copies of the membership roster at the next meeting, primarily for those members without a computer. He also mentioned that he would have a supply of membership applications available. In addition, he reminded everyone of the March of Dimes Walk scheduled for 29 April 2007 in Ridley Creek State Park. Chaplain: Chris Bush asked the membership to advise him if they hear of any members becoming ill, and he will then contact the member who is ill. Tom Tanner mentioned that Bob Dial, a Past Department Commandant, had recently suffered a stroke. A getwell card was circulated for the members to sign and Chris Bush will mail the card to him. Jr. Past and Jr. Past Department Commandant: Tom Tanner mentioned several upcoming department or division events, including the Department Convention in June, a Leadership school at Indiantown Gap on 5 May 2007, and the Southeast Division meeting on 20 May 2007. He also mentioned the PA Memorial Day event is scheduled for Sunday, 27 May 2007, at Indiantown Gap Cemetery. Tom Tanner also announced that Bob Rup, Southeast Division Vice Commandant, will be retiring in June. Committee Reports: Adopt-a-Highway: Dave Brimble mentioned that the next event is scheduled for 22 April 2007 at 0900. He also mentioned that additional members are needed to come out to assist with this program. Americanism/V.A.V.S.: Bob Matthews reported that no presentations have been made recently in the Americanism program. In the V.A.V.S. program, a bingo party is scheduled for Monday, 9 April 2007, at the Coatesville Veterans Hospital. Ceremonies: Since George VanDusen was not in attendance, Ben Sides indicated that 74 funerals have been covered so far this year. He also reported a first time occurrence, in that two funerals were covered at the same time, side by side, with the rifle salute and the bugler serving both funerals. continued on page 9

Minutes continued from page 8 Membership: Dave Brimble mentioned that the quarterly membership report has been turned over to the Sr. Vice, now that he has returned from Florida. Scholarships: Wayne Williams reported that applications for scholarships are due by 15 April 2007 if a person wants to be considered for a scholarship award at the June meeting. So far, eight applications have been received. Jim Alleva mentioned that due to an increase in funds donated to the detachment, consideration should be given to expanding the scholarship program. Wayne Williams made a motion to make scholarships of 500.00 each available to the following: Marple Newtown High School, Cardinal O’Hara High School, Villanova NROTC, and the Folsom Reserve Center. Jack McLeod seconded the motion. During discussion, Dan Luty mentioned that at present we award scholarships to seven individuals, six to relatives of members, and one to a member of the Young Marines. Dan Luty made a motion to amend Wayne Williams’ motion to increase the number of scholarships to eight, including seven to relatives of members and one to a member of the Young Marines. Joe Mensack seconded this, and Wayne Williams approved the amended motion also. The main motion, and the amendment, were both passed. The scholarships for the two high schools and for Villanova NROTC and the Folsom Reserve Center are in addition to the eight scholarships that are to be awarded at the June meeting. Announcement: Jim Alleva mentioned that the VFW lost their commander, Jim Beck, in the past week. The funeral for Mr. Beck was conducted this morning, and there was a good representation of members from all three detachments in the Combined Veterans Alliance at his funeral. Jim Alleva mentioned that Barry Reese would be the new commander of the VFW detachment, #7390. Unfinished Business: discussed. No unfinished business was New Business: Dennis Morsa, Commander of American Legion Post #805, mentioned that the post will hold its annual Easter egg hunt this Saturday, 7 April 2007, beginning at noon. He also mentioned that on 26 May 2007, flags will be placed on graves of veterans at Glenwood Cemetery. He also expressed his appreciation to those from the detachment who attended the funeral of Jim Beck earlier today. Barry Reese provided details on a luncheon that the VFW is holding, scheduled for 19 April 2007. Spence Goldsborough provided information nd concerning the 62 anniversary of the landing on Okinawa, in which the First, Second, and Sixth Marine Divisions participated. Jim Alleva reported on the telephone conversation that he had with the wife of Cpl. Dillon Gray, the wounded Marine who had received a donation from the detachment. A heartfelt “thank you” from Mrs. Gray was expressed to everyone. Good of the League: John Cook suggested that a banner be created for use by the Combined Veterans Alliance. Barry Reese mentioned that this in currently in progress and will be available in the future. Dan Luty circulated a recent article in USA Today, on the last survivor of World War I, as well as statistical information on all the wars since then. Bob Spano reported that Representative Bill Adolph is holding a Viet Nam veterans recognition dinner. Jim Alleva reviewed the activities for the month of April. Dan Luty made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Tony Fusto seconded the motion, and the motion passed. Closing ceremonies were conducted, and the meeting was adjourned at 2055. Tony Delgrippo won the 50/50. 41 members signed the logbook. Respectfully submitted, Jack Kelly, Adjutant Guidelines for Submission of Articles & Photos for inclusion in “Scuttlebutt” All submissions must be received by the editor no later th than the 15 of the month for the upcoming issue. The preferred format for written articles is a computer file (such as MS Word, or an email). Non-computer files will be considered and included in Scuttlebutt only if the editor is able to transcribe the article in a timely matter for publication. The preferred format for photos is digital in a high resolution JPG file (other file formats will also be considered). Traditional photos may be submitted as well, and will be included only if the editor is able to scan the photo in a timely matter for publication. All submissions must be the original work of the person submitting the piece. If the submitter is not the author of the work, the submitter should obtain permission from the author and submit that as well. No copyrighted materials can be used without permission from the appropriate parties. The editor reserves the right to include or exclude submissions as necessary according to these guidelines and as space in the publication dictates. Items may be submitted to the editor via email to sandi@lancasterpa.net

' Next Regular Meeting is: May 7, 2007 (MONDAY) 1930 hrs. Knights of Columbus 327 N. Newtown Street Rd. (Route 252) Newtown Square, PA Photo by: Lance Cpl. Eric D. Arndt Photo ID: 2006620524 www.usmc.mil Smedley D. Butler Detachment P.O. Box 184 Newtown Square, PA 19073-0184 Marine Corps League

General Smedley D. Butler Detachment 1914 1915 Commandant Jim Alleva 610.789.3755 P.O. Box 184 Newtown Square, PA 19073 Website www.gensdbutlerdet.org 7 Commandant's Report Senior & Junior Vice Reports, It Happened This Month Commandant's Message, Officers & Committee Chairmen, VA Numbers,

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