Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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Today the Shipserviceman plays an important part in Supply Departments afloat. History has recorded his existence as far back as Old lronsides. But people ask, iust what iob does the shipserviceman pertorm ? One might say he runs the various services tor the ship usually maintained by a community shoping center. The shipserviceman runs the ship's store, various shops for the barber, the tailor and the cobbler. He runs the laundry, the soda fountain, the bulk storerooms. There are two types of activities in the organization of the Ship's store: service activities and retail activities. They are under the direction ot the Supply OHiicer who in turn is directly responsible tor all stores, tunds, records and security. The retail store and vending machines make the protit which goes to the Ship's Special Services funds. This money is then used tor such things as ship's dances, movies, tood for divisional picnics, to purchase recordings ot tavorite bands and the many books and magazines one finds in the library and crew's lounge. O Shipservicemen are known tor burning the midnight oil. Especially so when ship's store returns have to be sent to the Navy Regional Accounts Office in Cleveland, Ohio, as the end ot each month rolls around. So even it there is too much starch in the clothing, or the laundry marks happen to be crooked, or a man's hair is suddenly shortened to regulation length, or it the coke machine serves a drink on the deck instead ot in the paper cup, iust remember: The Shipserviceman is trying. CHPCLK W T BARTON