Mispillion (AO 105) - Naval Cruise Book

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afar, jg I I we-,fi .. S Cnofa artfully cuts Sullivan's locks, while Santiago pulls a hair raid on Ybarra. Operating the slickest clip ioint aboard the Mispillion, Cnota and Santiago cut hair all day long to fulfill their duties as Ship's Servicemen. Having no competition, their business is always booming. They must scalp the 309 heads of the Mispillion's men at least once every two weeks. With our barbers it's iust a case of Whack, Whaclc! , and all those golden waves and curley locks that mother was so proud of are trimmed down to the Navy's regulation one and one- half inches ! ! if l 'E .1 ,

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241' Jacks-of-all-Trades , these stew- ards and stewardsmen perform al- most all imaginable iobs during their day's work. They keep the Ward- room neat and orderly at all times and ensure that there is always fresh coffee available for the of- ficers coming off watch, Pantry duties include the preparing and cooking of meals to meet both dietetic and budget standards. In serving the meals, the stewardsmen must be masters of etiquette, manners, and yy' Left: Castillo, Cameron, Harnage, Bell, Benn, and kneeling, Rillo and Techaira. Middle: Techaira learns the art of preparing tasty dishes from Rillo. Bottom: Castillo makes fresh coffee in the Captain's pantry. Naval customs and traditions State room duties Include keeping the staterooms clean and neat and maintaining a fresh supply of linen at all times Tothe lot ofthe ste ua ds falls the task of keeping our officers happy and contented during the times of stress and strain t r T . . . . .M It I ' . I. . K . v if l . . -

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9. ' 1 ll rl 5.-1 'g,'- K t A corner of the lab . fi-'T 4-'VN 1 Barrus with a fresh enlargement 1 4 1 - ' ' ' I Q 1 n 4 a,v,nsc,v'v,v,f,', , l'l'l'l'l'l'o't'r'1'QW' lmmnumn mmf,9'l't't't,W,tlt msfmnoun 'HOHYHIHHH1 ,','M'ol1lalvltlllflrwolf :he gun an afnyuyu lilrfs 11 rf tlltfw-pf 1+ ltrttlefffvffif mlm' sl' ,. 3 5 s 1. Qtllsifysglsxwl flu: le: 5 . . Q Ht 191412 lltmfstsstsasf nnnsnuuu 'UNH' HHH 1 llllllllllllll eliltlilelslylalzlgltlflfllllfll llktillstrx 1, Ulf 1, ' tl Q QL llijlaifl 'U tilftfki., ,X ,,bx gb PHOTO LAB The Mnspnlluon s photo lab was set up for the first tame at the begmmng of thus cruuse The lab IS fmanced through the recreatron fund and mamtams a free developing and prmtmg servuce for all hands aboard grapher Barrus can develop prmt and enlarge pictures from the small est mnnlature type tllms to the large cut films The labs equipment In cludes developing and washing tanks a contact prlnter an enlarger drying racks and an electric prmt dryer all of whtch go together to make It posstble for Mnspllllon crew men to get professtonal photo de velopmg and prnntlng done rapldly even when the shup ns far out at sea .mw- , , A I l B : 5 ,, . -0 3' nv - ' X - ' s N - . Z ' - - ' 5. ' l . . ' ' i . N M W . . . . -I T 5. 255.22 . ' . 3- - I-nfs' , , . fp K fy.. Q . , . . 'UN ' I N f . V, . g . ' - . 0 . x n o -0' 0 . 1 I I N I I S I v ' ' ,,i, gm., , , , I- , . A, 4 , , -I I' 44 elf A A-.---f -.. ---'M -fm-M -ww-