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THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1945 PAGE 5

EX THEY HELP SELL Navy Announces
WAR BOND'S AT
POHNTIA
INDUSTRIAL RALLY Policy for Trials
Of Wartime Offenses

Policy of the Navy Department
in regarqs to trials of wartime of-
fenses involving absences and de-
sertions, and mitigation of general
\ court martial sentences was an-
RADIO MATERIEL SCHOOL nounced today by the Navy Depart-
ment. This order cancels and super-
War Bond Drive sedes all other exisiting directives
The RMS War Bond Campaign in conflict herewith.
'is in full swing and very good The policy, established to pro-
progress is being made, but Bond mote uniformity in disposition of
purchases are still very much in absence offenses; are to be adhered
order, so make sure our goal is JACK DEMPSEY, Ray P. Cmnin, Joan Michi,el, the 100, and 500 dollar denominations. In this pictur,e to except in cases where prelimin-
reached. The Bond office in Build- Jinx sisters, Tom J-ones, and interviewer Curley you see, at left, Jack Dempsey, Commander, USNR, ary investigation, or evidence ad-
ing 28, Room 107, will welcome Green ,of the San Francisco Chr,onicle, were all pr,es- and -one-time heavyweight champion -of the w,orld. duced at the trial indicate circum-
ent at the Industrial D,epartment War Bond rally In the center is Ray Cr,onin, Associated Press war
you until July 7 for such bonds as stances in the particular case which
held for the U.S. Naval Frontier Base -on Saturday, correspondent, who was r,ecently liberated fr-om the
you may desire to purchase. Come June 30. Sparked by the new Treasure Island Band, Japs in the Philippines. At the right are the Jinx in the opinion of the commanding
in at any time. the fast-moving troupe _ helped raffle bonds ,of 25, sisters, wh,o just finished a 7,000 mile morale tour. officer or convening authority in-
The quota for RMS which we dicate . the ends of justice would be
have set up is $90,000 and we can heard emanating from the local Priority Rating Lost and Found better served by a lesser o,r greater
accomplish this objective if more Dempster Dumpster on several oc- punishment than that prescribed
sma 11 b db on uyer S W1 ·11 respond Try casions of late. Further investiga- Lt. Commander William J . Quinn herein, such action is authorized.
tion revealed that the contents of For Admittance
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hard to buy a bond at next pay line of the Security Office has gear and The reason for the departure
which will be on Saturday, July 7 . the gadget had been enriched with articles, bearing the following from these policies will be affirm-
some human cargo. First of the To BOQ Changed
Your Bond Officer Wl .shes to names, which have been turned in to atively stated by separate letter
victims was company clerk L. G. A Tadcen order affecting the the Lost and Found Property attached to the record case.
thank one and all for . the grand Howell, RTlc, and later the mail
and magnificent job you have done clerk, R. L. Hoy, RT2c. Members priority rating for admittance to Bureau located in the Security Of- First offense: Absence over leave,
the BOQ of Treasure Island was flee, Building 222. This property less than 11 days- mast •or deck
to date. We have asked a great of Co. 76 won't suggest the exact
deal of you a nd you have come circumstances of the incidents, but issued last week because of the will be returned to the owners upon court; between 11 and 30 days-
through. It would be simple to say it is rumored that, for one thing, increased occupancy-load of tran- proper identification. summary court; over 30 days-
we have done our share, which to sient officers. Wells, Orville F .; Reed, Lyle H.; general court. Absence without
mailman Hoy had "failed to pro-
all intents and purposes, we have. Under the new order, which com- Pritchard, Geo. A.; Mason, Elton leave, less than 1 day-mast or
duce enough letters."
But it would be a real achievement pels compliance with the provisions W.; Brassil, Wm. Geo.; Jennings, deck court; between 1 and 10 days
RMS Softball under which the Bachelor Officers' Robt. D.; Fauteck, Lyman C.; - summary court; over 10 days--
if RMS could attain the unprece- Our softball team defeated Fron-
dented total of $90,000. We can do Quarters were erected, all officers Kempton, Farrel H.; Hardy, Ohas. general court.
it if we pull together! Let's go! tier Base in a 10-inning thriller in transient will be given first pri- Daniel; Knapp, Stanley W.; Holt, Desertion: All men ab.sent over
by the score of 4-3 when Rice,
ority. Single officers attached to Bernita; Knife, Francis C.; Locke, leave or without leave fo,r more
Company "Scuttlebutt" shortstop, drove in Ha:hn, Co. 85,
Treasure Island as ship's company James Wm. ; Schuberg, -Oscar S.; than 45 days will be tried for · de-
M-odel Guide-If Co. 76B has been for the ~nning run with a <irive
are given second rating, while mar- Creighton, C. L.; Turrezano, A. R. sertion. The charge of desertion
getting to its destinations post- down the right field line. RMS
ried o·fficers of ship's company are Lancaster, Edmund H.; Butler, shall be made in cases involving
haste these days, notably chow, the came from behind a 3-1 score in
listed with a third priority. Further- Chas. F .; Bowers, Theo. S.; Mason, less than 46 days if there is evi-
fellows can attribute the speed to the last half of the seventh inning more, married officers can only be Daniel E .; Williams, Benj.; Robert- dence of desertion other than
pacesetter Dwight ·Payne, Slc. with Johnson and Wise scoring. In
accommodated for a brief period of son, Theo. I.; Felts, T. W.; Bishop, length of absence .and, or appre-
Towering a full 65 inches in height, the eighth inning, Luley, Co. 79,
time while finding quarters ashore. J. G.; Broderick, J. W.; Mussen, R. hension and, or breaking arrest.
right guide Payne makes the tall saved the game with a spectacular, During this short and temporary J.; Ball, John; Park, Billy H. ; Second absence offense: Of-
men hustle to keep up. Section diving, rolling catch of a hard drive
occupancy, they will be assigned Green, R. L.; Rosenbaum, Paul B.; enders who for first absence of-
leader Nel Nelson, Slc, claims to short left field for the third out
only to BOQ stations No. 44 and Jetton, W . C.; Rode, B. W.; Mc- fense have been punished at mast
Dwight has fastest stride in regi- wit)l a man in scoring position for No. 239 on Yerba Buena Island Cann, J. G.; Hansen, F. F .; Car- or convicted by deck court, will be
ment. ' Frontier Base. when space is available. li.sle, R.; Peek, G. W .; Skimmel, tried by summary court. -Offenders
Rivals- Ever since the large in- In spite of a well pitched game
Commanding officers who have Nile E.; Harper, Archie Howard; who for first absence have been
flux of Co. 73 members into the by Stevens, striking out 10 men, it
ship's company married o,fficers, Murphy, Thos. Henry; Chaiss,is, convicted by summary court will
roster of Co. 75 recently consider- was the brilliant fielding by Wise,
who, by nature of watch standing Robt.; Graef, Myron H.; Wilson, C. be tried by general court unless the
able good natured rivalry has ex- Luley and Rice that prevented
or -other duties which requires them O.; Ray, C. E.; Esterline; High- second offense is absence less than
isted between the neighbor com- Frontier Base from scoring more
to be on call, will make arrange- tower, Harrell R.;-Trahan, John D.; 48 hours, in which event the type of
panies. Survivors of the sep.ior often. As usual, we supplied our ments with the Assistant for Per- Dougherty, A. J . court will be discretionary but not
group are referring to 75 as "Com- quota of errors to help out the op- sonnel for quarters. Along with a suqi of money which less than a summary court.
pany 73-C." Undismayed, native position,._but in the end, fine team All married officers, ship's com- was found and will be returned up- Third absence offense: Third
75'ers counter the taunts by call- play won out for us. Luley, Co. 79,
pany, below the rank of commander on certain identification, the fol- offenders shall be tried by general
ing the other organization "pre-75." and Rice, SC, along with Johnson
lowing is a list of other articles re- court unless the absence is less
Sighted Sub- The Jap submarine, and Wise, both of Co. 66, were in- 2A- Company 70A ...... 5 0 ported as being lost: Wallets, sea- than 48 hours, in which event the
on exhibition at the Section Base strumental in our victory. 2B- Company 66B . ..... 7 0 bags and hammocks, handbags,, type of court shall be discretionary
recently, attracted many enthusi- Up to the time of this writing, 3A-Company 77 A ...... 6 1 TraveJ:er's cheques, suitcases, Val- but not less than a summary court.
astic members of the RMS fratern- RMS has played 9. league games 3B-Company 69B . ... .. 5 l Pac shaving kit, watch, ID bracelet, For detail information conce•rn-
ity bent on scrutinizing its elec- with one more remaining against 4A- Company 72A . . . . .. 7 1 pair of sun glasses, dispatch case, ing the policy of Navy Department
tronic contents. However, they did the Armed Guard. We have used 30 4B-Company 68B .. . ... 7 0 peacoat, Wave's purse, pen and in regard to trials of wartime of-
not reckon with the cramped players up to now due to the- con- RMS Boxing Smoker pencil set. fenses involving absenses and de-
quarters existent in the radio room, stant change of RMS personnel due RMS local followers of biff and sertions, and mitigation of general
which was at the bow of the 11- to graduation and in some cases bash who like to see their ring and who have occupied Bachelor court martial sentences, it is ad-
man vessel. Bill Brucker, RT3c, transfer or leave. We have lost the gladiators rough and tough had Officers' Quarters for a period vised that Treasure Island per-
erstwhile wit of Co. 75A, when services of our two best fielders in -their appetites satiated on the night longer than one week will vacate sonnel refer to "Training and Dis-
asked what he thought of the sound Hylton, sc, who is on leave and of July 2 in the . RMS gymnasium these quarters by July 10. All tribution Center Order No. 77-45.''
and radio gear upon his emergence Lt. (jg) Jessup, who has been re- where seven all-star bouts were others, unless quartered by special A copy' of this order should be
from the room on hands .and knees, sponsible for the team itself among presented. authority, must vacate by August 1. posted on all bulletin boards.
retorted, "All I could see was RT's." his many· other accomplishments :._, ____________________________________________ ~
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Irving Reed, Slc, Co. 76B, were outside duty--truly a loss for RMS Pu/Jllc Worlts v19ant1c ""'' 11'0n ""'''' . ,r'(/ '$ 'I'.,.,,
quite astounded recently when he and a gain to where he may go.
dashed off an impromptu derivation Top men in the hitting column
of Thevenin's Theorem while a sur- are as follows:
prised Sonar instructor looked on. Name-- Avg. GP
Explanation: Irv is a mathematical Barnett . .. . . .. .. . .. 667 1
physicist of U. of Alaska and Cal. Hobbs .. . . . .. . ... . .. 416 4
Tech. origin. Hylton ... .. . . ... .. . 364 7
"Eager" P.O.'s-Although most Wallen .. .. ... . ..... 333 4
of our company petty officers are Johnson .... ... .. . .. 333 4
enthusiastic about their work, sev- Graunazel . ... .... . . 333 3
eral of Co. 76's "officer clique" were Ackenbach .... . .... 318 7
recently "carried away" with their RMS D-ouble R,ound Robin
jobs. It seems that strange sounds V,olleyball
of mysterious origin have been The RMS double round robin vol-
ley ball tournament is moving into
Cross-Word Answers the second round. The school day
being divided into eight sections,
eight separate tournaments are be-
ing conducted with six and seven
teams in each group.
.. At the completion of the double
round robin schedule a single elim-
MIGHTY SEVENTH__:Throwing their full support
ination tournament will be con- behi-nd the mighty seventh Navy Independence Day George W. Gr,osser, Sheet Metal Works' Interna-
tional Association of Alameda; Ens. W. B. Sharp
ducted among the eight section War Bond · Campa'ign ·ar-e members of Public Works of P·ublic W-orks; and · J. C. Reynolds, Alameda
champions to determine the Regi- Division, both. Navy and civilian, who -g_rossed more C-ounty Building Trades Council. Rev. S. L. McCaskill,
mental Champions. The leading than $30,000 in cash purchases at their war bond Oakland missionary worker and civilian mechanic at
rally. Instrumental in boosting the bond sales was Public Works, introduced his victory composition-
teams in ea.ch section as of June 29
Daniel W. Shaw, 17-year Chicago newspaperman and "Uncle Sam's Flying Song"-to the bond boosters,
are as follows : electrician at Public Works, who sold $28,500 worth accompanied by the crack Armed Guard band. Copies
Won Lost ,of war bonds. Trade uni-onist from the San Francisco of the song wer-e later sold, with the proceeds turned
lA- Company 79A . . . . .. 6 0 Bay cities, while attending the bond rally and .lunch- over to the chairman of the war bond drive. After
lB-Company 63B . .. ... 4 1 eon, made generous purchases. These bond buyers, the bond rally, Lt. C. R. Bennett-and Ens. Sharp con-
left to right, included auto mechanic Clark; Com- ducted the trade unionists on a tour of Treasure
Company 71B .. .. .. ... .. 4 1 mander A. L. Kuykendall, Public Works officer; .. Island.