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covers. We will let you know when
we find some hat pins, till then OPERAT~ONAL ANDERSON DANCERS SHOW AT RMS. • •
the by-word is patience.
There's N,o Other Way TRA~NlN G SCHOOL ====
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This coiu'mn carried a warning
on the · saluting situation a few
weeks ago. Confidentially, it stands
about the same and the San Fran-
Belles and wedding bells seem cisco-Oakland area also includes T .
First Lieutenant's Office
to be the theme for June. Nina I. Better pull those salutes on the
G. H. Ryan, SK2c, has just been
.Johns was married in the Treasure island and be sure to use the right-
Island Chapel last Sunday in white hand salute. The left-handed variety released to inactive duty. Ryan
leaves a splendid record of long,
lace and all the trimmings. This i.s permissible only when the right
hard and loyal service to OTS .. .
.Sunday P atricia Voorhis and her hand is out of commission and
Army lieutenant have chosen the that doesn't include an ov,erload Celebrating their sixth wedding an-
niversary this June 1 was J . F .
chapel for their ceremony, and from a shopping spree. Shift the
O'Conner, Y2c, and his wife, Con-
Helen Ruby will .stand by to catch cargo and salute, matey !
the bride's bouquet. "Mickey" Si- What N-o Spinach? gratulations and many more of
moneau has chosen Harmony H ouse There is not enough spinach and them .. . Announcement is made that
in Oakland as the place to say her vitamins for the Doc-Ette softball the First Lieutenant's Office is the
custodian of an emergency loan
"I Do's" to Bill Say.er, t he lad in team. They went to bat against
fund. Applications for emergency
Marine green. Thelma Spear, who RecShip last week and scored 12
loans, as well as payments on notes
has waited patiently for the Army runs in the first inning. The rest of
due, may be made at this office.
to return her sergeant from over- the game found them fighting to
Hits and Bits
seas, now wears her reward for all win the four runs which ended the
Softball retained the sports spot-
those months of waiting on her lclt affair 16 to 14 in their favo·r. With
hand and her happiness for anyone more vim and vitamins what would light for still another week with
to see. The bridal calendar is full the other .six innings have been volleyball running a close second.
for the coming summer month.s like? Taking first things first, the OTS
with an almost even amount of Officers' Team triumphed over Pre-
Just Between Us
long-dress weddings and those who Best Boy Scout is "Chief wave Com to the tune of 9-7. Lt. Watkins
choose to be married in uniform. Goodi,e" at Wave's Mess who fixes and Lt. Eddy handled pitching and
Please let us know if you have any catching assignments with their
poor Dostman, long on crutches,
immediate plans. Your friends want usual finesse and with the able sup-
an appetizing tray thrice daily ...
to hear about it (and so do we). port of an alert field, kept the rec-
Goodbye to Lt. Bunnell, who is off ord clear.
Back Fence Rooters to try her hand at BuShips ... Vir- The Pre-Com enlisted men's team
.The MAA's played off a tie game ginia Baker finally found that her
with Receiving Ship last week. The orders, direct from the Bureau, in- moved into Field No. 2 and took
over, perhaps by way of sweet re-
game was a fast one and interest- eluded sea duty (from here acros.s venge for the foregoing. It was a
ing, and the most interested were
the bay to the F erry building).··· sad first inning for us and the final
the boys in Pre-Embarkation, who
W,e lost our only Wave Sp(C) when score was OTS 1, Pre-Com 6.
came out on the roof for a ring- Marian Ballin left us to start classi-
side seat. One is worried a:bout fying Shoemaker ... Newest organ- Volleyball hero of the week was .,
''shipping out" before his favorite ization is the "Spinster's Sister- ''Smiling Mike Sullivan." His
team gets a crack at the Treasure hood"- at the Armed Guard ... The smashing drives were fatal to the
Island Champl ·onsh1·p · He th'nks title is self-explanatory and all Fire Control team and the First
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they can't win without him. The members are pledged to foot a din- Division won the Volleyball Tourna-
score on the MAA's vs. RecShip ner bill for the rest if they form ment Championship. Scores for the
was 7 to 4 with the MAA'.s, taking attachments which make them in- games were 15-5 and 15-11.
the game. eligible for membership .. . Who will The tennis tournament continues
Next week's softball schedule has take care of those in need of strong with Lt. (jg) M. E . Beacom taking
P ersonnel vs. Nurses, Tuesday, advice and stern attention now that two out of three sets from Com-
June 12; RecShip vs Blue Jack,ets, Elizabeth Grooman has "shipped mander C. J . McWhinnie. Next
Wednesday, June 13 ; MAA's vs. out" from Dispensary No. 1 ? . . . . playoff will be Lt. Eddy vs. Lt. (jg)
Nurses, Thursday, June 14. Our thanks to Mary Holmes fo·r be- Beacom.
White Hats Now Popular ing the best reporter any hospital OTS Officers' Picnic
Everybody's wearing white tops ever had . . .. Note to brides: Capt. Friday, June 1, OTS officers and
again these days. The sad explana- and Mrs. Blackburn gave Hostess their families enjoyed one of the
tion is a recent o·rder that overseas House a beautiful veil to go with best picnics of the ·season at San
caps rp.ust be worn with metal in- the lovely wedding gown already Mateo, where the Officers' team
signia or not at all. The only trouble donated for the use of luckless played their first night game. San
TOPS IN ENTERTAINMENT was the verdict of the 400 men -of Radio
is the shortage of insignia, and so brides with no time to plan and_ Mateo was the finest team that we Materiel who were lucky enough to see the r-evue -off-ered by the Ander-
out come the ceremonial canvas shop. have played and the final score, son School of Danc-e Thursday. They -e·njoyed a varied and interesting
program. The "Peace" Ballet may be seen at the top symbolizing the
hopes of all Americans for the future. The two dancers in the circ.le
CROSS-WORD ins!=!rt are doing a number titled, "The Brutal Hula." The gr-oup at the
bott-om ar-e appr,opriately enacting the drama, "Lay That Pistol Down."
ACROSS 54- Cunning J. 2 3 6 6 7 8 9 10 ll
1- Gloss over 55- P ortion 10-3, was more to their liking than headed by Lt. H . V. Friedle, is "the
5- Blemish DOWN 12 13 14 ours. Our team will have a chance most outstanding school I have seen
8-Regimen 1- Entrance to prove itself, however, in a re- on the West Coast," and further,
12- To the lee 2- Holm oak 16 16 17 turn game. "Your Damage Control School,
13- Fish 3- Jump
14- Unbleached linen 4- Removes 18 19 20 Lt. T. S. Duck made the best play headed by Lt. F. Combiths, and
15-River duck 5-Single drop of the game- he heckled the um- assisted by Lt. I. N. Jorgenson, has
16-0ld horse 6-Flrst man 23 24 25 pire so much that in the last couple given me ideas that I will most cer-
17- Spare 7- Educational
18-Trial board. 26 27 28 30 of innings the umpire turned his tainly put into practice when I re-
21-Male animal 8- Greek letter mask over to Lt. Duck and the lat- turn to Seattle."
22- Closer 9~ Frost 31 ter took over the job of umpiring.
26- 0verawed 10- P eriod Everybody, including Lt. Duck, was
29-Dined 11- Large cask 34 a lot happier from then on. The NEW TRAINING PROGRAM FO.R
30-Drink 19-5½ yaros NAVY CIVILIAN WORKERS
31- Chops 20- Born weather was a bit on the cool side, Navy Under Secretary Ra)ph A .
32-Half ems 23- Storm 'ell but the proverbial "wonderful time" Bard announced today a proposed
33- Fog 24-0therwise was had by all.
34- By 25-Steeps 40 41 42 43 44 Work Improvement Program de-
35-Compensate 26- Headgear Visitors at OTS signed to provide additional train-
36-Sanctuaries 27- Farm animals 46 46 47 48 49 Lt. M. B . Chandl-er and Lt. (jg) ing for Navy civilian workers. They
37-Scoffs 28- Existed H . F . Windle, from the CVE Pre- will be selected from approximately
39- Put on 29-Some 60 51 52
40-Annoying 32- Church festivals Commissioning School at Seattle, 650,000 Navy civilian trad-esmen
45-Street urchin 33- Kind of roof 63 54 55 were visitors at the Operational and supervisor.s in shipyards and
48-Attention 35- For Training School last week. Lt. other shore establishments.
49- Woe is me! 36- In behalf of Chandler is head of the Damage "The program," Bard said, "is
50-Venetian ~B- Ftowed out 44- Actual being 46- Fish eggs
magistrate 39- Stiff hat 45- Sum up 47- Grow old Control Department and Lt. (jg) expected to be completed within
fil- Scrub 4'1- Pull after - Courtesy Dell Publishing Co. Windle is in charge of Engineering the next six months and will be
52-Tears 42- Medley at that activity. These officers re- conducted locally by Naval shore
53- Legal document 43-Plans ( Soluti.on on Page 4) ported that the OTS· Deck School, establishment manag-ement."
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