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THE  MASTHEAD,  SATURDAY,  MAY  19,  1945           PAGE  7

                                                                                                                             Lt.  Commander  Retraces
                                                         ACROSS                 DOWN                                         Footprints  In  the
                                                  T-Added to             1- Scheme               A  visitor to an airfield c_ame upon
                                                  5-Part                 2-Learning
                                                  9-Unwell               3- Employs            two  men  carrying  a  third  on  a   Sands  of  Time
                                                 12-Misplaced            4-Conditions          stretcher.
                                                 13- Level               5-Send back  ,          "Was  he  hurt?"  the  visitor   Lt.  Commander  John  E.  Page,
                                                 14-Cravat               6-Baking chamber      asked.                        head of th-e  Navigation Department
                                                 15-Range                7- Bookkeeping  books                               of Operational Training School,  re-
                                                 16-Busybodies           8- Finis                "Nope," said one, "he just got off   traced  a  few  of  his  "footprints  in
                                                 18- Snuggling           9- Repeats            KP."
                                                  20--Ang-ers           10-Italian coins         "And  you're  taking  him  to  the   the  sands  of  time"  when  he  re-
                                                 21- Dine               11-Minus               hospital,  I  presume?"       ceived  a  Presidential Unit Citation
                                                  22- Icelandic  work   17- Covers
                                                  24- Foremost          19-Second-mentioned      "Nope,  he's  going  on   guard  ~:~en:~r{o::e:i:a~~:a:: t::a~;~
                                                  27- Wrenched          23-Intensify           duty."                        Belknap  while  on  anti-submarine
                                                  30- King taker        24- Craze
                                                  31- Pester            25-Frozen  water                  *  * *             duty  in  the  North  Atlantic  during
                                                  33-Epoch              26-Thought  out          Sailor:  "Did  you know  that  tun- 1942  and  1943.  The  Belknap  was
                                                  34-Muffles            27-Liv-ed              nel  we  just  came  through  is  two  one  of f,ourteen ships on patrol,  all
                                                  36~ Cat               28-Stammering
                                                  38- Classify              sounds             miles  long  and  cost  twelve  million  of which have received the citation.
                                                  39- Twice  five       29-24 hours            dollars?"                       At  that  time  Lt.  Commander
                                                  40-'-Lead  pellets     32- Pierced             Gal  (fixing  hair):  "Well,  it was  Page,  then  Ji.eutenant  was  the  ex-
                                                  42-Nightfall          35-Periods
                                                  47- Shaven  heads  of   37- Loosened         worth  it!"                   ecutive  officer  of  the  ship.  In  June
                                                     monks              39-Touchy                         *  *  *            of  1943,  he  was  made  the  com-
                                                  49-Pagan god           40- Gore              A  damsel who hailed fr.om  Madrid,  manding officer of the Belknap and
                                                  50--Copy               41- Expect            Was naughty in all that she  did.   subsequently took  command of an-
        Courtesy Dell PublishingCo.               51- Shelter            43- Sell
                                                  52- Snaky fishes       44- Mental image      She played  strip-poker,      other  ship.
                   ( Soluti,on on  Pag·e 4)       53- Couch              45-Girl's  toy        And play-ed  till it broke her,   Page,  who  calls  Jacksonville,
                                                  54- Whirlpool          46-Otherwise          Which  made  her  the  Popular  Kid.  Fla.,  his home  town, has  been with
                                                  55- Valley             48-Indian
                                                                                                          *  *  *            Operational  Training  School  for
                                                                                                 Charlotte:  "I  know  the  secret of  nine  months.
                     EX            EGYPTIAN  AIDE-DE-CAMP  INSPECTS  GUARD                     popularity."
                      POTENTIA                                                                   Agnes:  "So do I, but mother  says
                                                                                               I_ mustn't."                  Extra  Shoe  Stamps
                                                                                                          *  *  *            For  Discharged
                                                                                                 This  week's   definition :  Jerk
                                                                                               town- a  pla ce  where  there  is  no   War Veterans
                                                                                               place to go that you shouldn't.
                                                                                                          *  *  *              Returning  servicemen  will  not
                                                                                                 Japan is singing one of our most  only have  their feet on  the ground,
                                                                                               popular  songs  today.  The  title,  "I  but will  have shoes on  them.  under
                            \                                                                  Walk  Alone."                 a  new  ruling  recently  issued  by
      RADIO  MATERIEL  SCHOOL                                                                             *  *  *            OPA.
                                                                                                 Old  Salt:  "In  some  parts  ,of   Shoe  ration  books  issued  to  dis-
      7th  War  Loan  Drive                                                                    Africa  you  can  get a  wife for  50- charged  servicemen  hereafter  will
       The  RMS  quota of war  bonds  in                                                       cents."                       hav-e  two valid shoe stamps instead
      the  coming  Seventh  War  Loan                                                            Slc:  "Well,  a  good wife is worth  of  the  single  stamp  ordinarily  al-
      drive which will  commence shortly                                                       it.''                         lowed.
      will  be greater than the  Sixth War
      Bond  Drive  of  last  December,  ac-
      cording  to  Lt.  E.  M.  Zi,egler,  War                                                    OFFICIAL  ELECTION  WAR  BALLOT  INFORMATION
      Bond  Officer,  who  will  head  the
      drive for RMS. This will be the last
      War Bond Drive and the campaign
      will run from June 22 to July 7. The
      co-operation  of  all  hands  will  be
      essential  in  order  to• keep  up  with
      the spl-endid  records that RMS  has
      made  in  the  past.
                                    SALI.JTES  HONOR  •GUARD-Lt.  Commander  Ezzedine  Atif,  second   YOTING-1945
      RMS  Basketball  Intramural
                                    from  left,  Naval  Aide-de-Camp  to  His  Majesty,  King  Farouk of  Egypt,
       Fifty  teams  of  the  Radio  Ma-  inspects  and  salutes  the  American  armed  forces  guard  of  honor  at the
      teriel School,  representing 500 men  United  Nations  C-onference on  lnternati-onal  Organization  at San  Fran-
      from  companies  of  the  Regiment,  cisco.  To  the  right of  the  Egyptian  naval  ,officer,  who  is  technical  ad-
                                    visor to the  Egyptian delegati.on  at the  UNCIO, is  Lt. Commander  R.  L.
      just finished  a  month's play full  of   St.  Clair,  executive  officer  for  the  Navy ln  the  Army-Navy  Coordina-
      ke-en competition. There were eight   tion  Group  for the  confer,ence.
      different brackets upon which win-                                                         ATTENTION,  ALL  PERSONNEL  OF  THE  NAVY,  MARINE
      ners  were  decided.  Each  bracket                         pots. No more Ordnanc-e Battalions           CORPS,  AND  COAST  GUARD
      had from  6  to 7  teams,  each being  Waves  Aid  In       could  be  assigned,  so  the  Navy's
      represented  by  all  stars  in  their                      Bureau  of  Ordance  requested  as-
      compani-es.  All teams being equally  Rocket  Construction   signment  of  Waves  to  this  duty,               * * *
      matched,  there  were  many  hotly                          making enlisted men available else-
      contested games. Within the brack- At  Maryland  Factory    wher-e and supplementing the corps   Do  you  want  to  vote  lor  local,  State,  and  Federal  officials  to  be
      et play  a  double  round  robin  tour-  Two  hundred  and  twenty-five  of  civilians  which at one  tirrie  had
      nament  was  used.  Winners 'Of  the                        provided  all  of  the  Indian  Head   elected  in  1945?  You  may  do so ii absentee voting proceclures  are pro-
                                    Waves  are  now working on  rocket .
      brackets  were  as, foll(}WS:                               manpower.                        vided  by  your  State  and  you  are  eligible  to  vo_te  under  State  law.
                                    propellant  alongside  civilians  and
       Company     Won      Lost    men  of Ordnance Battalions at the   Waves  test the grains, fire proof   Your  Navy  will  bring  you  timely  information  on  elections  to  be  held
         65A        10        0     Naval  Powder  Factory,  Indian   rockets,  calculate  traces  for  the   this  year.
         66A        10        0     Head,  Md.                    ballistic  tests,  operate  completely
         67A        10        0                                   the laboratory,  man one  of the two
                                     Their  job  is  the  final  "testing  of  firing bays and help man the other,
         57B        10        1
                                    the  ballistite  grains  which  power  and  do  approximately  half  the
         60B        10        1                                                                     SEE  YOUR  VOTING  OFFICER-
         60A         9        1     rocket.                       ballistic calculations for the Indian   HE  WILL  GIVE  YOU
         55B         8        2      Assignment  of  Waves  to  the  Head  Rocket  Powder  Plant which   NECESSARY
                                    Indian  Head  "rocket  line"  was  now  is  doing  about  70  per  cent  of
         58B         8        2
                                    necessitated  when  rapid  expansion  the  t-esting  for  all  U.  S.  rocket   INFORMATION.
       The  winners  of  the  brackets  are  developed  ~hortages  of  qualified  propellant.
      now  playing  a  single  elimination  civilian  p-ersonnel.  At  the  same
      tournament to  determine  the  Regi- time,  Ordnance  Battalions,  con-
      mental  Command  Championship.  sisting  of  enlisted  men,  were   As  an  old  Scot  friend  says:  "A
      The  team  members  of  the  cham- urgently  needed  for  duty  at  ad- conscience  may not keep  you from
      pionship  team  will  receive  gold  vance  bases  and  at  other  conti- sinning,  but  it will  keep  you  from
      basketballs for their excellent play.  nental  ammunition  and  mine  de- enjoying it."

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