Page 96 - Mastheads Jan-June 1945
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PAGE4 THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1945
SAINT PATRICK'S NAVY DANCE WAS BEST YET • • EX
POHNTIA
Here's the number one on the
DISCIPLINA T. I. hit parade:
"Give me sand, lots of sand,
With a starry sky above-
Don't ship me out!"
* * *
Two rabid Californians, during
' \ a heavy rainstorm in San Fran-
cisco, watched the downpour with
RADIO MATERIEL SCHOOL embarrassed expressions. Finally,
after a deep silence, one said to the
Weddin g Bells
other: "Boy, some terrible weather
Now it can be told! On Saturday
certainly blows in from Nevada,
last Betty Jean Fullum, Ylc, pop-
ular and talented member of the doesn't it?"
Instruction Office, pledged her troth * * *
to Dean Bubar, SoMlc, of Company An old lady living in the country
50. The romance has blossomed in had a son in the Navy. On one of
the learned hall of this command her rare visits to a neighboring ·
and your reporter has had the town,_ she saw a sailor. Excited
privilege of a side line seat. Betty and quite flustered, she asked the
calls Oklahoma City her home sailor if he knew her son.
while the bridegroom is a native of "Well," said the sailor, "what
HOORAY FOR THE IRISH, say a ll Waves and San Luis Obispo. Betty was at- ship is he on?"
sailors who attended the station dance·on March 17. tended by Louise Trimpe, Y3c, while "What ship?" exclaimed the old.
The first dance t-o be held exclusively fo r Navy Harry Compton, RT2c, gave moral lady. "Are there two?"
personnel was a big success a nd the boys a nd girls support to the groom.
may be ~een• at upper left doing it t he " Navy way." Launching * * *
The "lone Ma rine ,at,.uP.per right was snapped as he It's a baby girl for Ens. and Mrs. The meanest man in the Navy
0 is the cook who breaks up ping
sh, red' a .• ~andwich with a lady tar, a nd at lower Paul Tissot! Marlayne Suzanne
rr9ht tfie,.,bJuejackets have t hi ngs well in hand. Tissot made her appearance on St. pong balls in the powdered eggs so
~ iWt,ite spots are gardenias worn by Wave guests. Patrick's Day and weighed in at 7 the lads think they're getting the
real thing.
pounds 4 ounces. Papa Tissot has
been busy passing out the cigars * * *
........................... ..,, tablished to keep sufficient check and receiving congratulations from Joan Davis : "My brother wanted
1 ~ a sweater that would wear well, so
on every preparatory military move his shipmates.
I knitted him one. But everytime
either country makes. In case Promoti-ons
As the result of a recent ALNAV he pulls it over his head it scratches
either Germany or Japan attempts
to bear arms again, the allied na- new stripes have made their ap- his face."
What kind of peace treaty should
tions should join arms, move in pearance among the official family. John Lang: "What did you knit
the Allies make with Germany 1
and crush their army before they Promoted to lieutenant (jg) are it of?"
and fapan. can get on the warpath again. Gordon G. Fletcher, Winslow L. Joan Davis: "Steel wool."
Cha rles Pearson, AM M3c, Receiv- It's all right to "br1.1ise a ser- Hurford and Mabel W. Scott.
This week we are sticking our * * *
neck out. We want to give you top- ing Ship. I don't know what kind pent's head" but it's liable to be- Departure Then there's the one about the
flight news coverage and so we are of treaty is best suited for those come a menace unless your blow Chief Radio Electrician Jesse T. girl who alighted from the street
gangsters of international crime. renders it incapable of any danger. Chadick was recently detached for car backward because she heard
inviting your opinions and recom-
But whatever kind is drawn up by The same holds true with Germany duty in the Eleventh Naval District. someone say they were going to
mendations on this column. Will
the Allies, it should be so harsh, and Japan and the allies should re- Mr. Chadick, who was Assistant grab her seat when she got off.
you jot them down and drop them
so severe that it will take more member this at the peace table. Radio Materiel Officer, was well
in the mail this week ? This is * * *
than a century before either Ger- * * * known to all members of the school
your chance to tell us what you A pretty young nurse was selling
want to read, and as far as paper many or Japan can start preparing Frances C. Lempe, Y3c, Frontie r for his cheery smile and spirit of poppies.
space and censorship will allow we for another war. Base Personnel Office. We definitely helpfulness. . Chris told her that he would give
I think a system should be es- A nchors Awei gh
shall try to build future columns want an American Peace Treaty, her a $5 bill for a poppy provided
on your suggestions. in the very sense of the word. High honors went to M. M. Mc- she would promise to nurse him if
as one of the United States' eight The only way to teach these for- Whorter, RT2c, who took first place he ever went to her hospital. She
Comments should be signed and
delegates to the coming peace con- eign warmongers the right way is with an average of 96.83 when promptly agreed.
addressed to the Wave Editor, The ference. RMS graduated another class of
Masthead, Recreation and Enter- Just Betwee n Us to, through some effective means, skilled technicians recently. Many "By the way," Chris asked,
tainment Div., Treasure faland, force the American way of living "where is your hospital?"
TADCEN Disbursing will soon upon them. months of study find these men "I'm at the Queen Charlotte
Calif. We want to reprint as many mourn the loss of Gwen Paschall, now ready to take their places in
of your letters as possible two Perhaps later they will accept it. Maternity Hospital," meekly re-
Margaret Green and Emily Villars. Such peace terms will not totally the Fleet and put their knowledge plied the nurse, putting the five-
weeks from today so get them in
The girls want to learn to sing obliterate the German or Japanese to use. The good wishes of all your spot in her purse.
the mail before March 31.
"Aloha" ... Home from Alaska race, but will give them a new way mates go with you!
Were You There?
came C. W. Foster, SF2c, and now of life that is decidedly better than Crow's Feet
Those who missed last Saturday's
E loise Holloman is an honorary that of living in a war-like society. Proudly sporting additional
all-Navy dance missed one of the member of the Seabees with the ad- stripes these days are the follow-
best dances ever held on Treasure * * *
dition of a wedding ring on her S. L. Smith, Cox, Person ne l Office, ing: E. J. Dauben, RTlc; R. 0 .
Island. Over five hundred Waves
third finger . . . Where is that girl Tadcen. I think it is difficult to Dean, RTlc; C. F . Rundquist, RTlc;
from Oakland NTS, Hunter's Point,
who was selling pre-war Nylons make a peace treaty with Germany C. N. Waddell, RTlc; R. W. Kauf-
San Leandro, NSD Oakland, San
at $4 a pair in the lounge at 232 and Japan. man, RTlc; A. L. Myers, RTlc;
Francisco and Treasure Island last Saturday night? Please con- In the first place, the kind of R. A. Latham, RTlc; W. J. Spath,
came to serve as hostesses. Every-
tact us at once . .. "Bang-bang," treaty best suited for both countries SKlc; M. W. Barnett, Sp(A)lc;
body had fun, and with the excep-
as Margery Gunn is known to hos- will ultimately cause many inno- M. L. Carey, Sp (A) lc; J . Cohen,
tion of a handful of green-clad
pital corpsmen, made all the neces- cent people to suffer. PrtrM3c; J. M. Maneely,' Sp(X)
Marines, the floor was full of Navy sary promises and is now Mrs. Rob- It seems to me that Hitler and (VA)3c; J . F . Torre, Y3c; and C.
blue.
ert Armitage. Such a nice nick- Tojo have not only done a good T. Raines, Y3c. These advances in
If You Are Married name, too .. . Not content at home, job of drugging the people with ratings have been earned by dili-
Service men and women who are hospital Waves have made two re- certain ideologies which are di- gent study and should be an incen-
married to members of the Armed cent trips to Yosemite and Donner rectly opposed to ours but have tive to others to follow the same
Forces should be interested in Pass. They took along their own also succeeded in propagandizing course.
Naval P ersonnel Circular Ltr. No. entertainment unit to Yosemite and them into a state of militancy W elcome Aboard
28-45. The letter states that en- put on a show at the hospital, and against the allies. Martha Bryant, S2c, and Mar-
listed personnel may be granted both trips · have improved their The United Nations should not garet A . . Lister, S2c, reported
earned annual leave and advanced skiing ability ... Jackie Middleton ignore this fact when they sit down aboard on February 11 to take up
unearned annual leave up to thirty and Bertha Stamper now de- to discuss peace terms with Ger- billets in the Visual Aids Depart-
days, exclusive of ~ravel time, in mand proper respect as befits two many and Japan. ment in Building 28 and Palace H.
order to be with returning person- dignified specialists ( S3c). . . Jean As I see it, the only effective Martha hails from Boston, Mass.,
nel from overseas. Commanding of- Gebers and Ella Hanson are prac- way to deal with both of the coun- where she was a fashion designer
ficers are requested to give special ticing "I do's". . . Betty Fullum tries is to wipe their ideologies before joining the ranks and Mar-
consideration to annual leave re- would make a good undercover and philosophies off the face of the garet comes from Haverford, Pa.,
quests submitted by husbands or agent since she managed to become earth, killing their influence com- where she was a draftsman for the
wives married to service personnel. Mrs. Dean Bubar and almost no pletely. Bell Telephone Co.
Miss " Mac" Says one had an advance notice of the If this can be done without wip-
Miss McAffee recently told the event. .. Brave Wave was Mary ing out the German or Japanese
Two Marines were lying in ad-
U. S. about us in an interview J ane Blackwell, who came out of races, the allies should not hesitate
joining beds in a Guadalcanal hos-
granted to a weekly news maga- the Armed Guard Disbursing office to do it. If their influence cannot
pital. Each received a letter in the
zine. It seems she is proud of the last week flourishing a "beeg" be crushed into eternal submission,
mail.
job we have done and says we are pistol and frightened the big MAA's utterly incapable of rising again,
After reading his, the first threw
proof that "women can be efficient away ... In their pajamas, two by without crushing the German or
it on the floor. "It's from my girl,"
and professional and still be wom- two, came some 20 hospital corps- Japanese people, their position is
he explained glumly. "She tells me
en." Incidentally she is the one who men to say goodbye to Margaret most regrettable. No other alter-
she's marrying another fellow."
insisted that Wave barracks include Williams, PhM3c, and with them native should be given them- ex-
"You're sore!" came from the
recreation rooms where girls might came a beautiful suitcase to accom- cept the "honor" to die for their
other bed. "This is from my draft
receive male guests. "It takes two pany Margaret on her travels. . . country.
board. They rejected me!"
to make recreation," says our Cap- Morale lifter is Gloria Gray, Mariann D'Orazio, S2c, Federal
tain McAffee. Sl c (Y), who listens to the trials, Ga lley. The peace treaty I would and teach them that our way of life
S. F. Visitor tribulations and stories of strength prescribe for Germany and Japan is superior.
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve, head told by strong specialists "A" at
is very simple. It would be a peace The German and Japanese people ANNE JEFFREYS is Saipan's most
of the advisory council which con- Gym No. 1. .. Just between us administered to a war-torn people are as tired of suffering and war popular actress since T/ Sgt. Omar T.
vinced Navy fathers that women this is all for this week. Send in Knudson landed there with 400 copies
who are longing for peace. as we. They long to return to the
could serve in the Navy as well as your letters and suggestions be- I would suggest that we remold old way of life. All they need is of above photo from her latest picture,
men, will visit San Francisco soon fore next Saturday. the warped minds of these people the proper leader. "Zombies on Broadway." Gues, who's
the popular doughboy on Saipan todayf