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Page 82 text:
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ENS C. J. ACREE S-4 DIVISION leads a double life. On one hand there are the disbursing clerks who have the responsibility or, shall we say, headache of figuring out who gets what and how much on paydays. On the other hand there are the stewards who make up the rest of the division. Their job is the maintenance of oFficer's country. The iob of maintaining olTicer's country takes in a lot of territory. It is up to the stewards not only to keep these spaces clean, but also to perform the iobs necessary to keep up the appearance of these areas. These areas more specifically involve the Captain's mess, the wardroom mess, ofticer's living spaces and quarters, and the warrant officers mess and living spaces. Their iob does not end here, however. The responsibility of food preparation in these messes is also their's. As for the DK's, their iob is more exacting for pay is important. Bank, banker, and teller of the ship, disbursing handles all transactions involving cash. Outside the continental limits of the United States it takes care of the financial transactions of the ship. Twice a month it pays the IIOO men or so who operate the TOLEDO, handling their allotments, extra compensations, answering hundreds of everyday questions, and converts U.S. currency while in foreign countries. Working in the pay office is the Disbursing Officer, a chief and four seamen. If you should walk by the office some morning around 0800 you will think you are near the automat , with the various supply divisions getting nickels counted up and balancing out with the disbursing officer. The disbursing clerk is about the only person aboard ship that will say: I hate pay day .
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