Menifee (APA 202) - Naval Cruise Book

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DIVISIID The Supply Department, S Division, is the outfit that gives the Menifee her resemblance to a city. General stores, food preparation, the bar- ber shop, laundry, disbursing, all are under S Division supervision. With the job of run- ning these services, a smooth-working S Di- vision is the differencebetween a well-fed, neat, clean and pogey-bait munching crew and the opposite. Pl quick run over the division's 62 men shows them in the following jobs: Victor and Sailor, in clothing and small stores, are the dungaree-disbursers. Fronk, No 'Cam- els'-you want 'Luckies'? , ship's store. Gen- eral Stores , meaning just about what it says- covering everything, handled by Hansen. Neff, handling those crisp tens as carelessly as though they were requests for leave-disbursing store- keeper. Nick Nickolson, wrassler with supply office paperwork and headaches. Switzer and Baker are those men of prestige and power, leading P.G.'s in the galley. Hol- land, bakeshop and violin specialist. Kimber- ling, with his officers' cooks and stewards, re- sponsible for the general increase in waistlines among the gold-braid. Iohnson and Bessette in charge of the laun- dry- l-ley, where's me skivvies? Qnd Foster and Kennison, barbers and bulkhead pinup specialists, whose work inevitably piles up as we near those lovely States. Mr. Welsh, officer in charge of the galley, came across with some interesting dope on how much hash the boys have slung and how much slum they've burned. ln ll months, the Menifee put out 811,923 meals at an average cost of 22C per meal. Going into these meals were ll-0,825 pounds of fresh fruit, 416,740 pounds of spuds, l25,785 pounds of flour, lO3,- 946 pounds of sugar and over a half million eggs. f Now all messcooks, 4th section watchstand- ers and politicians go to the head of the chow me ff ZH' w if 1 ivy f Z ii' lg 7 X M f if i 1 l' . QQ

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I 6 WATCHSTANDERS You cont toke everybodys picture ot the some time-at leost we couldn t. We had to wait. These lcxcls ore from various divisions ond were on watch ot the time pictures were being torlfen. 1 V 1 l f tr tr x X. I 'L it !. V Q ll ,' v. .i- l 'll fi N l 3 5 'al wi .. s-,-as-use-lv-'Q ss..-2,-I U W4 Front row, left to right-Vionds, G. W.p Glebocki, M. B.p Lyons, M. G. Second row--Higgins, W. H.: Scou, F. H. W.p Losdcr, H.: Umlor, R. T. 76 4 M-,-iurmwnlf .,:-Ae,-.-..-.-:Q f 6 A if if 'a Q2 i i 22 L: gt J , r fl QL it r Q. tl