Hunley (AS 31) - Naval Cruise Book

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- Downey,EbeL Newman,FosteL Halqmst,Parsons,McAnaHen,HarpeL Boldon Randolph,WiHdns,Duggan,Pasquanelkn Bunon,McClaskey,PapiHion,Matson,Malmrd,Trumck Bronson,HoHandfMay,Hubbard,Greene,RobeHs,Pugh,Hoben, Knot present: Clark, Cook, Nl.Sullivan, S.Sullivan, Wilson, Fowler, O'Brien, Blair, Kinsey, Thomas, SteHing,KovqlskL Wanordl . S-3 the third component of the Supply network aboard the HUNLEY, is charged with the responsibility of the efficient operation of all service activities. S-3's bulkstoreroom is the center of the retail- store merchandise. From here the division's entire amount of merchandise is transferred to all other outlets. Ship-stores, l 5 2, are fully equipped to fill the entire need of the crew. From day to day items to orders for special foreign merchandise, both stores are stocked to fill the sailor's needs. The two soda fountains aboard the HUNLEY promote a high state of morale to the crew furnishing them with everything from ice cream to chewing tobacco. A group of trained specialists man the HUNLEY's two barber shops. S-3's qualified personnel operate the Cob- bler Q Tailor Shop, Dry Cleaning Plant, and Laundry. The Sales Office is the beginning and the end of all the sales and service department functions. Here all the work of ordering, receiving, paying and expend- ing merchandise to proper activities, is started, carried through, and completed. -', li 1 - ,h.