Page 7 - Mastheads Jan-June 1945

THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1945 PAGE7
~ ARMED GUARD leave. Pharmacist's Mate Eisen- without a scratch. ercises were the recognition given
barth had been a passenger on the
Says Harold, "Five other fellows Armed Guardsman's home is in
CENTER Southern Pacific train which was and I were sleeping in the smoker. Torrington, Wyo. W. H. Van Erp, CM( PA) , for his
fine workmanship on two brass
wrecked in the early morning of A terrific jar woke us up and the As Time Goes By
PhM Escapes Disaster Sunday, December 31, near Odgen, chairs in which we were sleeping Lt. Commander Thomas Macklin, vases which were presented to the
No lengthy explanations were de- Utah. were sliding from one side of the Executive Officer of the Armed Treasure Island Chapel, and the
manded of Harold Eisenbarth, His shipmates, who had anxiously train to the other." Guard Center, observed his 67th commendatory mast which Com-
PhM2c, of the Armed Guard Cen- gleaned the casualty lists in the lo- Although uninjured, he was a bit · birthday New Year's Day in his mander Falge read for M. C. Wil-
'-...., ter Operations office, when he re~ cal papers for his and other names worried about being AWOL. A note customary manner- working. son, EM3c, who, while in attend-
ported for duty seven hours over were relieved when reassured later from the train/ shore patrol set his Commander Macklin's naval ca- ance at NTSch (Gyro Compass) ,
the time of his allotted holiday that he had survived the disaster mind at ease on that score. The reer has been both long and varied has given very generously of . his
and presently is in its 48th year. musical talent for the welfare of
To paraphrase a famous poet, men on Treasure Island.
CROSS-WORD ------------------------------------- "For men may come and men may Wedding Bells
go but Commander Macklin goes on Coming as a pleasant surprise
forever," seems to catch the idea at
ACROSS DOWN hand. Guardsmen join in wishing to personnel of NTS is the an-
1-Shut forcibly 1- Mast their executive officer the best in nouncement of the engagement of
5-Stop up 2-Wash gently M. L. Sorrel, Y3c(WR), and 0. F.
3- Tract health and success during the new
8- Cloth gaiter year. Klint, SK3c. The wedding was sol-
12-Hanger-on 4- Parader emnized on Tuesday, January 2, at
5-Unearth
14- Narrative 6-Gnawed Hilmar, California, the groom's
15- Reduces to a mean 7-Botch home. Following the ceremony, the
16--0pera solo 8- Decorous Naval Training couple proceeded to Morehead, Ken-
17- Respond 9- Bundled tucky, to visit the bride's parents.
18-Cuts across 10-Estrange Schools Our best wishes for a long life of
20-Accumulate 11- Light suppers continued happiness!
23- Blissful place 13---'Cloy Graduation Exercises
24-Additional 19- Protection Expressing the great faith which
27-Bare 21-Word of benediction he has in the youth of today- the
29- Simple song 22- Non-security 11
31-Finished 24-Kitchen implement members of our fighting forces- Hell's Grim Tyrant"
32- Noted period 25- Come up with Captain H. G. Gatlin, (ChC) USN,
33-Measure 26-Retold addressed the graduates of NTS at Clutches 13 Japs
34-"Ginger" 28- Reckon exercises held in Theatre No. 1 on
35-Single thing 30- Affirmation Saturday, Dec~mber 30. "It is spirit For Every Yank
36-Fruit drinks 33- Deranged persons
37- Anarchists 35- Application such as theirs which will help
39- Overhang 38- Gown . America to win the war," said Thirteen Japs "kick the bucket"
41-Goggled 40- Mimic Chaplain Gatlin. In addition to the for every Yank, according to
43---Concert grand 41- Twist about reports from the Pacific theatre of
47- Retarded 42- Globule sincere and profound tone of his warfare.
48- Discloser 44- Lilylike plant . speech, Captain Gatlin added a
51-Makes do 45- Refined in person humorous note with his stories, Latest reports show that Ameri-
(Reprinted from the January issue of "Gross-words 46- Leavings
52- Masculine garment which immediately gained the in- can troops have killed at least 277,-
and Contest News," copyright 1944 by Harle Publi- 53- Espouses 49-Eventide
cations. Answers on page 8) 54-Tame animal 50-Animal doctor pop- terest and attention of his audience. 000 Jap soldiers, while there have
55- Hardens ular) O;utstanding features of the ex- been 21,000 American fatalities.
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