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WAVE ABOARD/ WANT ADS .. -
• WANTED-Serviceman's wife or S,pi,c,e,4 al .fi/e, :HELEN HIGHWATER
couple. Spacious room and The aggressive wife of a meek
It sounds impressive when you f:>rmer possessions of Barracks C board in exchange for assist-
say you own two Mainbocher a:.1d D . .. Inherited was the old an :e in household. Call over- little man was taking her husband
.suits. That is until you explain square grand piano and a record land 8521 or Local 103, Yerba b task. Whib she was raving at
him for his utter stupidity, the
that they are identical and you player ... Not to be ungrateful, Buena Island.
have worn them every day for the but the piano needs a tuner, doo::-bell rang and some friends
FOR SALE- Six year crib, $10. came to make a call. The little
last two years. Big problem is badly . . . If you can qualify,
Pre-war metal folding carriage, husband sat in dejected silence
what to do to a Wave uniform to come up . . . Trailing clouds of
$10. Refrigerator, Ice, 75 lbs. and listened to his wife and the
make it look new and different. glory was Jerry Vinci Guerra ...
capacity, like new, $40. Full friends talk.
It is certainly agreed that the She gave her ensign the good
size, single folding bed and also Suddenly, during a lull in the
------ material is more sincerely wool word this week and the only fu-
than most anything you can buy ture she is inter~sted in has no mattress, $15. Contact B. Hor- conversation, his wife glared
vitz, Ext. 295. Address, 2816 across at him and shouted: "And
now. relation to the Navy . .. Some of Summit, Oakland. don't sit there making fists at me
Here are a few ideas- some you the first Pharmaci:Jt Mates on the
may have thought of yourself. One island said goodb~,e this week, WANTED- Used car. 1936, 37 or I in your pock;ts,*eit:er!"
is to remove jacket collar and among them good friend and 38 Buick preferred. Contact Her dress was tight,
make the jacket into a cardigan, former Masthead correspondent, Francis C. Sweet, SMlc, Bar- She scarce could breathe,
using self-bound buttons in place Mary Holmes ... Some of these racks 200. She _sneezed aloud,
of plastic eagles. The removal of names you will miss as your best And the!'e stood Eve.
the pocket flaps and substitution friends, Skidmore, Gross, Monico,
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of self-bound pocket openings will Knight and St:cvens ... Seen at Lost and Found Voics from the bridge: "All
change the front detail. Some gals payline was a new creation . . . hands lay abaft the after taffrail
with ideas have added a velveteen Shades of WR! ... An overseas Gear and articles bearing the to ha·il. taut the after gafter and
collar to transform the jacket cap zipped up as a pocket-book following names have bee:i. turned 1 .it:ie lambsie divey." "Are you sure you read that
into a chesterfield. One seam- . . . Seems as though everybody into U:e Lost a::-id Found Property booklet carefully?"
stress with a yen for plaid, re- is knitting . . . For some it's Bureau located in the Security
moved the jacket collar and sweaters, suits, hats, purses and Office, B;1ilding 222, Treasure Is-
------ bound the front edges and neck- even baby-clothes ... These we land. This property will be re- The Wolf by Sansone
line with pl:i.id binding. This kind presume to be gifts ... Mary Jo turned to the owners upo:1 proper Cop,,·riiht 1945 br Leona,d ~nsone. distributed br C1mp Ntwsp.aptr Serrict
of a cardigan is the perfect Worley and Doris Spaude are identification :
complement for either a navy confirmed hitchhikers, but only Nick Vangelas, AOM3c ; John E . 1~
blue or plaid skirt. on Shore Patrol wagons . . . Ask Kosdrosky, GM2c; T. J . O'Dyer; ·-~ !~'
The real piece de resistance as them how it's done . .. Seems like Bemis T. Ale:mnd3r, AMM3c; Leo 0 _1/ 1
far as we were concerned was an a handy way to get home, any- .J. Alexandi r. S2c; Rudolph M. \o ~ t#it : i
1ifkj::i'i-I
outfit which was built from the way . . . Mary Madrid has some Rodriquez ; Richard G. Black; r ,)l I
skirt up. Cutting the skirt in interesting peacetime plans . . . Donald G. Alleman; Henry P. /,
strips, this little Wave sewed it When she gets out in December Kellam, EMlc ; Leo Samuels ;
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up with alternating panels of gray she is going visiting . . . The James E. I;>uBois; Carle W. Bray; \ ' . r
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flannel which gave enough ma- Salvatore C. Case; Clyde D. Sim-
terial for pleats all the way length of the visiting list surely mons; E . E . McDaniel, CM3c; tj\tr.,··-
around- blue on top and gray in- proves her popularity . . . RMS is Harold R. Hector; Stratton K. if: !';:~
side. She left her jacket "as is," losing its first class specialist X Kralles; R. W. Edixon; Clyde B.
added a gray slip-on sweater and when Eloise Paskvan becomes Rhoden; Wm. A. McAnally, Slc;
a navy blue French beret and eligible for discharge this week Frank Trimbolt, S2c; Dewey 0. ·}
the result was something for Also leaving is Betty Bubar Burns; Martin L. Isler, Slc ; Rudy ,,
which the French have a word. . .. Polly Brumis, Miss Wmson's Lefke, Jr.; Charles W. Jones; . :,
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Another idea utilized an old 'one-time secretary, is now_ an ex- Walter L. Crosby; Junior C. Par- fl'" ' -
jacket by cutting it down as a ecutive secretary for the YMCA ris; Levi C. Taylor. ~~ _:;_..,..
vest. Worn with a navy skirt, ... All those men! . .. Who is The following articles were re- ··., .,
white blouse and red flannel the censor for the jokes on the ported as being lost : 20 wallets, ·- ~ ,,. ;~"ijj
blazer, the old suit could pass as 3 seabags and hammocks, 1 suit- ..,..... "':1
messhall bulkhead? . . . Pretty
new. If you have any other ideas 1 t h f b t di case, 3 handbags, 2 rings, 4 ~ - 1~. 11/
s_{e c y, e 11 ers, u goo . . . . . . h,. - Q....
let us know. Everyone we know . t B k t peacoats, 1 v10lm, 1 sweater, 1 ,:::;rj
has blue suits and almost all of C ongra t I tu a 10ns o an s on who, ,~.- ~~~
ft b t 'th . k watch, 1 shirt, 1 license plate, 2 -~~~'°.:~----
them would like to spread their a er a ou w1 poison oa , now money orders.
budgets as far as possible. sees from both eyes and at the
Just Between Us - I same time .. . Remember! Only "He's right! The stars ARE out tonight!"
Like willing heirs, Barracks 24 more shopping days till Christ- Th3 shortest distance between
232 and 275 have divided up the i mas. two dates is a good line.
STALEMATE By Nick Pouletsos Sp(X)lc The Angle Worm
l'LL "TAKE THE TALL ONE-
SHE.'S NO"T GOOD LOOl-<IN' -
BUT A FACE ISN'T ALL - ,
A SMAR7" C::aUY
FIC:!URES ALL
THE ANGLES-
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