Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42) - Naval Cruise Book

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S-3 Division operates the ship's sales and service activities. Articles and services necessary in day to day living board the FDR are provided by the Sales Division. The five ship's stores offer everything from clothing and candy to tobacco and film. These stores average sales of S200,000 per month. The profits from the stores and coke machines about the ship are the support for the ship's welfare and recreation fund. The quantities of items sold in a cruise are sometimes eye openingg over 960,000 vending cups, 8,800 gallons of soda machine syrup, 750,000 candy bars, 65,000 bars of soap and 18,000 tubes of toothpaste. The two barber shops and the ship's laundry round out the Sales Division whose men contribute usually thankless daily services to keep the crew trimmed and in clean uniforms. The lives of all those on the ROSIE are made a little easier by the men of S-3. LTJG J N HENSLEY SHC R A HAIR SHCS W H MCGLASSON SHSN J A BARCHERS SN J A BAKER SHSN J H BEIL SHSN S G BENNETT SH3 J C BICHL SHSN C BROWN SH1 D M CAPATI SH3 D L COX A SH1 A DAVIS A A 0lllZ-6 ffl' 'shi' gg-rw -vu. 'W' J 'v L. . fit' l l l l 4 A