Delta (AR 9) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-3 DIVISIO s LTJG J. T. CoPE, sc, USNR The Ship's Store, Fountain, Small Stores, Laundry, Tailor Shop, and Barber Shops are where you will find our ship's servicemen. While in WestPae the laundry Worked night and day so that the boat crews and liberty parties could have clean Whites. In one quarter the ship's store earned a net profit of 3i32800.00, and the barber shops set up a divisional schedule so that each man aboard ship gets his hair out every eight days. With professional supervision of Chief G. R. Zullo, SHCM, DELTA men are provided with the best personal service in the fleet.

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S-11+ DIVISIO ENSfVR.Z. COX, SC, USNR The S-4 Division, consisting of Disbursing Clerks and Stewards, is one ofthe many ingredients of the Supply Department. Disbursing means Payroll, but this is not the only job the three Disbursing Clerks must do. The DK's besides bookkeeping, auditing and posting the payrecords must be typists, file clerks, money counters, income tax consultants, and general handy men. In addition to these jobs the DK's must make out travel and shore patrol vouchers, be an armed guard and a final check on the Disbursing Officer. The Stewards have the important job of guardian of Officers' Country. The SD's have a big task in food preparation and food servi this task the SD's must maintain and clean the wardroom, passageways, and officers' staterooms. This is a difficult job for the eight Stewards assigned, but they handle ng for the Wardroom. Besides it in their usual good manner. if fs 1 fl 3, i ,Q l v. if , 'if 1 2. vi E . J T 1 1 if if if K 1