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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-uh. The thankless job of keeping our mess gear and the mess hall clean and orderly falls to the lot of the Mess-cooks. Of no special rate, they are selected from those seamen and firemen who are designated strikers for a period of up to three months. Unlike the Army's K.P. , mess- cooking aboard the Mispillion is a duty assignment and not a punishment. Mess-cooks stand no watches and are granted certain privileges for their long hours of work.' They work under the supervision of the messhall Master-at-Arms and often assist the cooks in the serving of meals. Their most important iob is to keep our trays, cups, bowls, and silverware immaculately clean. lt is also their iob to keep the mess gear on the serving line in order that the entire crew may eat without delay. 4514! xii v x x it 7 e gg. mg, 'M 8- , if A The washer-sterilizer in the scullery. Mess-cooks .