Washburn (AKA 108) - Naval Cruise Book

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The barber shop crew The Supply Ofhcer The Dlsburslng Offlcer LT. Ralph H. Vogel CWO George R. Bodge r 5 -JWHIKQ, Q 3,1 'Q 'J ,V e 4' T J.. li Whc1t's cooking? The Disbursing Gang 4' 1 IAQ' The Ship's lciunclrymen TWO of O1-11' Bigger Menu 69

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Front Row: CL to RD Morales, Ruiz, H1banada, Solis, Lamblnzcio, Aquisap. Standing: CL to RD Mr. Bodge, Enrjguez, Toedter, Kenyon, Wedel, Hodges, McCoy, Shofner, T ovey, T immermeyer, Kilgore, Lalce, Garrison, HGYHIDG, Field, Mr. Vogel, Kopafjch. SUPPLY DIVISION During our cruise, the Supply Department has served 681 meals to an average of 290 men and has used in excess of 250,000 pounds of food. Gnce in a while they found a few steaks and had some cook-outs to break up the routine of eating below. The Ship's Laundry has washed 80,000 pounds of clothing and returned, in one piece, 95 percent of it to the rightful owner. The Barber Shop has provided haircuts for all hands each week, which amounted to approximately 9,600 heads. The Storekeepers have processed in excess of 10,000 requesitions and maintained a stock of 8,000 different items. The Stewards kept the officers fed and con- tent. Our paymaster, Mr. Bodge, paid out ll g S240,000 to the officers and crew. The Ship's Store which sold almost SB-40,000 worth of goodies , generated 54,000 in profits for the Welfare and Recreation Fund. Service is their business and serve they have.

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,,,,, ,,,,.,,.m,.,,.,,.rw,-W. .,,,,, LCDR DALE L. GUMSER LT DONALD H. DOWDS Operations Officer First Lieutenant rpgvia LT RALPH H. VOGEL LT JOHN P' TANNER Supply Officer Engineering Officer 'YO