The Journal of San Diego History Summer 2002, Volume 48, Number 3 Contents of This Issue "'I Like the Cut of Your Jib': Cultures of Accommodation Between the U.S. Navy and Citizens of San Diego California, 1900-1951" Back to the Article   Page 230. Naval Training Station, San Diego, 1917. National Archives photo.   Page 233. U.S. Marines at Camp Howard, North Island, 1911-1913. Photo courtesy of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Command Museum.   Page 236. A great "San Diego Booster," Major General Joseph Pendleton, USMC. San Diego Historical Society photo.   Page 237. Dutch Flat, site of Marine Advance Base, 1919. Photo courtesy of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Command Museum.   Page 239. The first Nolen Plan for San Diego, 1908. San Diego Historical Society.   Page 240. Bertram Goodhue, architiect of the Panama-California Exposition and Marine Advance Base, San Diego. San Diego Historical Society photo.   Page 243. Goodhue's design for Marine Advance Base under construction, 1921. Photo courtesy of Marine Corps Recruit Depot Command Museum.   Page 245. San Diego's "million-dollar congressman," William Kettner. San Diego Historical Society photo.   Page 249. Balboa Naval Hospital, Inspiration Point, under construction, 1921. National Archives and Records Administration photo.