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THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1945 PAGE7
Advancement Speulda, _CGM, USN, h.!1,5 . been
Naval . Training Congratulations to J. S. Alper- transferred to Mare Island; and Sp(A)lc; M. Lipsett, BMlc; ';Red"
stein, efficient projectionist at NTS Gulielmo Di Marzio, GMlc, to OPERATIONAL Stephens, Sp(A)2c; Jimmy Coats,
Schools .since November, who has been ad- TADCEN for an ammunitions facil- TRAHNH G SCHOOL Sp(A)3c; and Johnnie Verducci,
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Future Wings vanced to E'.M3c. ity billet. CSp(A).
Basketball
In response to the recent re-open- The Fire Control School misses
Hail and Farewell Last week the boys from Opera-
ing of the flight training program, three instructors. Melvin C. Peter-
It is with regret that we bid l tional Training School played the
Naval Training Schools discovers son, FC2c, USNR, and Vincent F.
adieu to Ens. C. Harty, (W) USNR, "Docs" fron:i Shoemaker and Oak-
many aviation enthusiasts among Costanza, FC3c, USNR, are on
Masthead reporter during the past . Congratulations to our popular land Naval Hospitals on the home
its PO's. Eight Gunner's Mates have their way to Advanced Fire Control hardwood. In the first game we
thus far proved to be well qualified, seven months. A new assignment School ·in Washington, D. C. ; Sig- commander, C. J. McWhinnie, who found Operational Training School
and are looking forward to careers takes her not too far away to the mund P. Wondolowski, FClc, USN, had another stripe added to his cuff
as Naval aviators. U. S. Naval Barracks (WR) , 609 will have duty as instructor in San last week and also donned a new suffered from a bad case of vertigo
Sutter Street. chapeau trimmed with the Navy's due to the deluge of buckets from
Investigating Exec Diego. Good luck to you all.
Lt. D. R. Upson, our Executive Departures from the Gunner's To Be Commissioned salt water taffy. We also extend their opponents' top ball surgeon,
Officer, has been acting this past Mates School include Harol!i Greg- John Maker, Jr., M2c, USNR, re- our best wishes to Warrant Boats- Starr, who made a total of seven
week as Recorder of a board of in- son, CMM, USNR; Owen E. Down- tained as instructor following his wain, C. J. O'Donnell, who traded buckets from the floor. The final
vestigation concerned with the in- ing, CGM, USN; Glen McCormick, graduation from NTS (Welders) , the crow and cross anchors for a whistle found the digit decipher
juries to Naval personnel as a re- CGM, USN; and Philip Erickson, has been advised that his applica- new uniform with a broken gold reading, Operational Training
sult of the tragic train wreck of GMlc, USN, all having reported to tion for commission has been ap- stripe. School 32, Shoemaker Naval Hos-
pital 40.
the Pacific Limited near Ogden, U. S. Naval Repair Base, San Diego, proved by BuPers. He will remain We're mighty proud of our Mrs.
Utah. for duty as instructors. Kenneth L. at NTS pending its receipt. J . P . Keen, Slc, who will sing an Thursday night found the team
aria from the "H.M.S. Pinafore," completely convalesced- a result of
Thursday night, at the intermission the thorough nursing on the part of
of the Gilbert & Sullivan opera, coach, Lt. Langwort_hy, and ready
"Ruddigore," now playing at the to write a one way prescription for
ACROSS DOWN Bush Street Music Hall in San their guests, the Oakland Naval
1. Border on 1. Generations Francisco. From all reports, if the Hospital. The team showed great
5. Gone by 2. Diminish audience hears Mrs. Keen, Opera- improvement on their ball handling,
9. Determined 3. On tional Training School may loose a with Ryan and Woods "taking the
12. Stare 4. Tautens top honors on the forward positions
13. Afloat 5. Out-of-date good yeoman striker.
14. Also 6. Serpent A popular visitor at Operational and Sweaney and Reed holding
15. Short jacket 7. Washington city Training 'School last week was Ens. down the guard spots. Demdinger
16. Scarcest 8. Vetch Bob Stone, son of our commanding was high man for the evening, mak-
18. Feelings 9. Star-like ing five out of seven foul shots from
20. Recount 10. Dawn goddess officer, H. E. Stone. Ens. Stone the floor.
21. Put forth 11. Child shoved off for the South Pacific and
23. Lackaday 17. Dr,oss his ship, a YDG. Good luck and H. Falk, Sp(A)lc, is now acting
26. Heeled over 19. Spare happy sailing, Ens. Stone. as assistant coach to Lt. Lang-
29. Refined 22. Repulse worthy. W. A. Kearney, RdM3c(T),
31. Electrified particle 24. Soon Rugby is the team's very efficient score-
32. Mature 25. Let it stay·! The Operational Training School
34. Digit 26. Ven ti I ates rugby team tied the "Pigskin Punt- keeper -and timer.
35. Rose-colored 27. Booty ers" from the University of Cali- These men take several evenings
37. Concerning 28. Impudent a week away from thei.r families to
39. Pack away 30. Growing out fornia, 3-3, in a practice game. The practice and play scheduled games.
40. The cream 33. Repeat Treasure Island rugby team is
42. Look askance 36. Wide-mouthed pitcher coached by Operational Training This attitude of the team members
44. Named 38. Gives courage to School's Johnnie Verducci, CSp(A). is highly commendable, as evi- .
48. Go astray 41. Short articles denced by the fact that they have
51. Dingle 43. Historical . periods Coach Verducci is in need of more
52. Sister 45. Colt's ma men and is encouraging all hands the wholehearted support of their
53. Particle 46. Besides · at the school who have had either commanding officer, Commander H.
(Reprinted from Spring, 1945, issue "P,ocket Cross- 54. Gaelic 47. Exploit football or soccer experience to E . Stone, and their executive of-
word Puzzles," copyright, 1945, by Dell Publishing 55. Social insect 48. Literary scraps work out with the team. Present ficer, Lt. Commander R . A. Ibach.
Co.-Solution on page 8.) 56. Uses needle 49. Sweet roll Blessed Events
57. Sow 50. Drag members of the team are: A. V.
Calosi, SP(A)2c ; George Davis, Although he had very little to do
with it, the baby doesn't know his
FLYING SPARKS • • • Radioman McNaughton vs. Radio Technician Lovell name, and if she did it wouldn't
mean a thing to her, Lt. (jg) L. F .
(In Answer to Last Week's Cartoon "T. I. Waves")
Macon, claims to be the grandfather
of the most beautiful and smartest
baby in the world. The baby, Helen
Janelle Whitt, arrived last week,
weighing 6 lbs. and 8 oz: CMM
"Shady" Lane and MMlc Nick
Todera became fathers of boys
weighing 6 lbs. each. Congratula-
.. ~~~ \ tions to all of you and we hope the
..->-- mothers are all doing fine.
Track Number Four
Headed for home last week for a
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few days well-earned leave were
Arthur L. Peters, SAD(MG)3c;
Evelyn Louise Zink, Slc; Howard
Francis, Slc ; Charles Earl Van-
Buski'rk, CWT, and Margaret Cook,
S2c.
Convalescing
We were glad to hear that Lt.
(jg) W. F. Dewey's wife is now
convalescing at her home after
breaking her arms several weeks
ago. It is our information that Mrs.
Dewey showed a decided improve-
ment last week when she saw the
addition of another strip.e to her
husband's arm. Congratulations to
you Lt. (jg) Dewey and a swift re-
- covery to your wife.
~- Things We Didn't Know
. . . . that Lt. Don C. Schwartz is
~ - an expert salad-maker.Lt. Schwartz
'.i;' . /he 'lu'i whQ ho.tes \NAVES makes all the salads for his house-
© & hold and whenever the "gang"
gathers Lt. Schwartz is called upon
, ne bones to prepare the salad. He has his
"'· 4;!A'~Jrow~R,--1~ Vf~.
own formula for the dressing too.
Male Call by Milton Caniff, creator of ''Terry and the Pirates" Daddy, Would They Bust A Marine For This?
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MANY MARINEG-~O -FIND Youg?ELF WOULD You WANT BUILD UP NO DEAL!
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