Frank Evans (DD 754) - Naval Cruise Book

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. ■ Our Disbursing Clerk, GASCON, A. C. , DK2. Our Chief Supply Clerk, Chief J. J. VILLEMATETTE and our Chief Commissaryman D. R. MARQUEZ. Our Supply Clerks: Top Row, left to right: HOWARD, W. E. , SKSN; AUSTIN, R. F. , SN AND CASANOVA, SN. Bottom Row: left to right: ROSS, F. A. , SK3; CAMORAS, D. R. , SK2 and KELLER, T. K, SKSN. Let ' s see. . . $1 MPC=$1 U. S. =360 Yen= $5. 65 H. K 33

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Our Commissarymen: Top Row: Left to Right: GARZA, G. L. , SA; HILL, W. R. , SA; MARCHBANKS, E. W. , CS2 and EDWARDS, S. K. , CS3. Bottom Row: Left to Right: KNIGHTON, L. L. , SN and GROSS, S. P. , CS1. Below are some of our Mess Cooks, From Left to Right: FEDRIK, B.C., SA; ADAMS, M. D. , FA; LOERTSCHER, D.L. , FA; GILLISPIE, W. H. , SN; WHEATLEY, C. E. , FTGSN; HAYINGA, D. L. , RMSN and COFFEY, J. D. , SN. If you want a sandwich, go to Main Control- ' two days. When one inspection was can- celled two weeks in a row he almost cut his throat. A final job of the ship ' s serviceman is running the ship ' s store. GAHR and AUSTIN both SN handled this task. Three times each day the store opened at sea. The most popular items were cigarettes and candy. Radarmen bought most of the former while MARRIOTT, SOG2 pur- chased most of the latter. The coke mach- ine on the mess decks also came within the cognizance of the ship ' s store. When it was working, which was occasionally, it was overworked. Thus the Supply Department provides services and supplies for the rest of the crew. Although it has very little to do with the actual naval operations of the ship, without it, there would be no such operations. This department ' s chief concern is the everyday necessities of the ship. Its effort make living on board possible. Merry Christmas

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