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Lost and Found WAN T AD I THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, DEc. 15, 1945 PAGE 1
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Gear and articles bearing the, _____________ _, f'~•"' A~ HELEN HIGHWATER
following names have been turned ~• .,l;,1
into the Lost and Found Property WANTED - Ride to Berkeley . • ,
Bureau located in the Security (Virginia and Shattuck st -) She : "My, my, what slim ex-
from Treasure Island. Contact
Office, Building 222, Treasure Is- pressive hands you have. They be-
land. This property will be re- Wave Fitzgerald at Supply. long on a girl."
In spite of what you read and turned to the owners upon proper FOR SALE--Motorcycle, Indian S2c: "Okay, baby, I never pass
hear, the men are not doing quite identification. up an opportunity."
all o;: the holiday decorating 2 4, 1938. Reconditioned motor. * * *
Jonas, Albert, MoMM c; Davis, New tires. Contact L. J. Weci-
around the base. Handy girl with E. H. ; Galligan, M. J ., Kieth, J . ver EMlc. USS PC _ Phone All the guys think twice now
paint and brush is Betty Bier. A., Hulings, R. P., Blakemore, R. Thornwall _ 788 before they ask a Wave for a date.
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She has decorated the glass par- R ., Crowder, Mark, Tharp, F. A., __________ ___ _ Marriage, y'know, now makes the
titions of the Armed Guard Op- Chilcoat, W. B., Ramstead, G., WANTED-Ride daily from 39th gals eligible for r.elease.
erations office with a large snow Peterson, J. I., Jones, H., Griggs, and McDonald, Richmond, to T. On the other hand, the Waves
mural and the other girls put in G. H., Lysaght, J. W., Patton, J. r. Call E. Martinsen, T. I. think twice before they accept a
their bid for fame by hanging S., Howard, W. C., Barela, J. B., Extension 53. Working hours date with a man. Three children,
wreaths and evergreen boughs. Norman, R. P ., Unker, Wm. R., 0800 to 1630. y'know, makes a man eligible for
The place really looks like winter Reddic, A. K., Shelton, E. R ., _________ _____ r.elease.
wonderland. Drop in and take a Gingas, Wm. R., Walker, G. H., WANTED-Ride to Los Angeles, * * *
look. Kanavan, L. F., Bundy, H. E., leaving any time after 1600, She was the town belle until
Nearing the end of a big job Hendrix, Marvin E., Jones, R. A., Dec. 21. Call V. Luthin, T. I. someone tolled on her.
is Gloria Gray · who has been Hollenbeck, C. C., Claeys, C. R. Extension 179. * * *
working on cellophane wreaths Surprenant, E . H., Taylor; C. W., -------------- Inspecting Officer: "Do your
and Christmas baubles of all C owen, . ., ·1 p E B rt WANTED-Light car. Will pay underclothes fit you satisfactorily,
J T R1 ey, . ., u on,
sizes and shapes since early in D w p k p J J M M up to $200. Call Maysen Holder, sailor?" "That'll be all for the pres,ent ...
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November. The finished products men, J . J., Baker, C. C., Cotten, J. T. I. Extension 498. Boot : "The undershirt is okay,
will deck the "O" Club and Com- sir, but the shorts are a little Husband : "This is an incubator
H ., Reynolds, E. D., Townsend, FOR SALE--Portable victrola-
missioned Officers' Mess. 0 . M., Moon, G. B., Perry, Carl, $25. Contact Mrs. Scott at snug under the armpits." chicken."
Cubicles ar.e beginning to take Miller, R . . G., Burton, Bill, Grover, Laundry._ Young Wife : "What makes you
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on a holiday ai-r and some of the W., Brazeal, H . M., Turner, C., He: "You have a lovely figure." think so, dear?"
energetic inhabitants are on the Jr., Welch. W .A::NTEU _:_ Ride daily from She: "Let's not go all over that Husband: "No chicken that had
look for small Christmas trees. The following list of gear and Berkeley to T.I. Working hours again." a mother could be so tough."
Betty Walters (~ho is . fortunate articles were reported lost : 0800 to 1630. Contact Irene ~-----~~---~~-----~~~---~~--~
enough to own a door), h3.!l deco- Four handbags, 9 seabags, 1 Fitzgerald, Supply Department, The wolf by Sansone
rated it with a welcoming bunch suitcase, 38 wallets, 1 watch, 1 T. I. Ext. No. 630. -,;..,-,;-,,-, ,-.. -s-.,-l~-.-.. ,-,-•• -.,-••. -,-i,,-rib·-,,.-,-.,-C-,m-p-N,-.,-,.-,.-,,.-~-; .. ___ __; __ _,,.._ ____ __;_
of ev.ergreen and berries tied with pen, travelers cheques, money or- /
a red ribbon. ders. FOR SALE - Car 'and trailer.
Car-1940, 5-pass. Dodge con- . :::--::.-.!':•~ .••.
Christmas Schedule hang from the evergreen in bar- vertible coupe. Radio, heater .:·~_:;/.i;:~ ... ..•
The Christmas party for Waves racks square again this y.ear . . . and new tires. Will sell for
only will be held at Hostess A dummy won't do because no $1375. Trailer- 24 foot, white
House December 21. The party
one can spare the clothes to out- cottage, 1942 model. Sell for
starts at 2000. Expected arrival fit her . . . Write today if you $1595. Contact Lt. Coffin, Jr. at
is S. Claus who will drag himself
can qualify ... A definite loss to Ext. 572 or 3117 Shattuck Ave.,
down the chimney with a gift for
all of us is Frances Souther, who Berkeley.
each girl and fun for everybody.
becomes a civilian this week . . . FOR SALE _ (for cash) 1940
The Christmas Eve buffet will During the months she was on
be held in the upper deck lounge duty at Gym No. 2 she mended Buick sedan. Three new tires,
of Barracks 275 and all Waves both morale and torn uniforms one good recap plus good spare.
are invited. The time is set for with equal ability ... Her plans This car is equipped with radio,
2100. All Wave lounges will be seat covers and has had recent
include a course in tailoring and
the scene of a Christmas morn- design at a S. F . school . . . She motor overhaul. May be seen at
ing breakfast party at 0900. wants to be able to cut a suit Bldg. 96, T. I. (Casual Equip.
Come in curlers and pajamas- Pool) . Contact Lt. Haskell, Ext.
without a pattern . . . Isn't that
your friends will be wearing 553.
sort of risky, Frances? . . .
them, too.
Merry Christmas to the galley WANTED- Enlisted men to work
Just Between Us cr.ew ... Your jokes are wonder- in Ships Service No. 1. Pay is
This is a plea for understand- ful, but how about turning your
ing ... Wave news is getting energy out on tlie stew and ham- 50c per hour-anytime. Apply
Chief Muir,' Ships Service No. 1.
scarce . . . The shortage will be burger, hmmm ? . . . See you at
worse instead of better ... We the Christmas party . . . At this
are not.apologizing but these are writing there are only seven Overheard in Ship's Service:
the reasons for the famine • • • shopping days before Christmas "One of our chiefs is so dumb that
From more than 800 enlisted . . . Come on, pull yourself to- even the other chiefs are begin- "It's a small world, isn't it?"
women which represented our gether! ning to notice it.''
peak strength, the-re are now only
450 aboard . . . Remaining from
the original 40 or more officers STALEMATE By Nick Pouletsos Sp (X) le Birds of a Feather
are a small 25 . . . Some weeks
this column will be as bare as SIT !>OWN, BOYS-
Mother Hubbard's icebox, so bear WE'LL.. BE Rc.At>Y
iO GO OUT WITH
with us as 1945 turns into 1946 ... 'rt:>UINA
'-../ MINUTE.-
If there is printable news we will
do our best to g.et it to you as
usual ... If it's unprintable see
us on the outside . .. Lois Bank-
sto:q made her leave one to be
remembered and came back to us
as the new Mrs. Evans ... Out
this week was Miss Budd of the
\...✓, Printing and Publications Office
and sorely missed ... By the way,
applications are now being taken
for any angels who would like to
Male Call by Milton Caniff, creator of "Terry and the Pirates"
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