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I                           I THE  MASTHEAD,  SATURDAY,  NOV.  24,  1945       PAGE  7
                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,
                                                                                                      *  *  *
     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
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     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 ;
                                                                                                 \
     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;                               . :,
                                                                                                                                             ';\ -:~
       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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