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Show Saturday, January 22, 1944 THE SEAGULL Page 5 I+ Transportation Officials List Bus Schedule Serving Depot Lieut. Sturtevant In view of numeroustransportation problems facing depot personnel, transportation officials at NSD and.at the various bus companies serving the depot from Salt Lake City, Ogden Enlisted Men Head Naval Service Unit Oversees Navy This week the Seagull spotand the Arsenal have worked out a bus schedule, which, if light focuses on the Naval Servfollowed, will insure the employe getting to and from work ice Unit at NSD which is headed by Lieut. Austin D. Sturtevant on time. with Lt. (jg) George G. DickIn order to improve bustranserson and Lt. (jg) F. L. Shipportation to and from Ogden, the It will arrive at Administration man as assistants. Wasatch Motor Tour Company building at approximately 8:15 has agreed to the following pro- a. m. Then proceed to D-10, As officer in command of the cedure: Naval Service Unit, Lieut. SturD-8 and D-4. tevant is responsible for the Ogden Schedule Evening Schedule overall direction of all adminisOne bus will leave Ogden at A Wasatch bus will leave Gate trative matters affecting Navy 7:17 a. m., and proceed down enlisted men. Lieut. DickWashington boulevard making No. 2 at 6:00 p. m., at which erson is his assistant in matpoint it will pick up civilian perthe following stops: 2nd street ters pertaining to the galleys, and Washington at 7:17 a. m.; sonnel, includng residents of the mess halls, commissary and 7th street and Washington at Anchorage, for transportation to commissary storehouses, while 7:23 a. m.; 12th street and Wash- Ogden. This bus will proceed Lt. Shipman serves as assistant ington at 7:26 a. m.; 17th street to Quonset Huts for the Liberty in administrative and disciplinand Washington at 7:29 a. m.; party before leaving for Ogden. ary matters. 21st street and Washington at In addition to administrative 7:31 a. m.; 26th street and Washand commissary duties, the Naington at 7:33 a. m.; 31st street val Service Unit under Lieut. and Washington at 7:39 a. m.; Sturtevant is responsible for the 36th street and Washington at Master-at-arms force and for 7:45 a. m.; then to Clearfield mustering and all records of enNSD via Riverdale road. By IRIS listed men. Also they control A second bus will leave OgLieutenant Anderson should leaves and liberties. den at 7:20 a. m.; and proceed The entertainment and welhave passed out the cigars when via the following route: 25th and fare of the enlisted men are hanhe received his new stripe. A Ogden avenue at 7:20 a. m.; 25th dled by the Naval Service Unit and Monroe at 7:22 a. m.; 21st new father couldn’t have been in conjunction with other deand Monroe at 7:24 a. m.; 21st more proud. partments on the depot. and Harrison at 7:25 a. m.; 24th Time section’s supervisor, and Harrison at 7:27 a. m.; 27th and Harrison at 7:30 a. m.; 29th Ruth Cannon, left for her home in Texas to recuperate from her and Harrison at 7:32 a. m.; 31st and Harrison at 7:35 a. m.; 36th recent illness. Good luck Ruth, and Harrison at 7 :36 a. m. and hurry back to Accounting. Through Washington Terrace via Flash to the girls in AccounAn Officers’ Wives Auxiliary Victory Road to Marine Drive at ting: Mr. Parker, the new as{; 7:45; thence to Clearfield NSD sistant supervisor in the Pay to the Red Cross was organized roll section, thinks you are won- at the Naval Supply Depot Wedvia Riverdale Road. derful. Better stand by Mr. Par- nesday afternoon in conjunction Four buses are to leave the with a pioneer project directed Ogden Arsenal at 7:50 a. m. and ker, while the girls recover. by Mrs. Margaret Bennett, arrive at the depot at 8:20 a. m. The new workers in the de- executive secretary of the Red partment are Pat Skiff and Cross. Salt Lake Schedule The Utah Motor Tours will Beverly Gronwall from MinnMrs. Bennett is in charge of a operate the bus service between esota and Mervel Brown, Fran- branch chapter of the Davis Salt Lake City and the depot, cis Burton, Naomi Carley, Theo- County Red Cross which is the and the schedule of operations Childs, Kathryn Bodily, all lo- cnly one of its kind in the councal girls. We also have another try. will be as follows: Primary purpose of the Leaving Bus Depot, 55 West proud Texan, Violet Broadbent, chapter is to take care of workSouth Temple at 6:45 a. m. South who came to the Depot with her ers needs and enlisted men’s cn West Temple to 9th South; husband, a chief gunner’s mate. families. Last month it cared East on 9th South to 9th East; All of these girls are working for 184 cases in this area. The Officers’ Wives Auxiliary North on 9th East to South Tem- in the Time and Payroll secple; West on South Temple to tions. Working in Stores is Ar- will hold a meeting each week the Bus Depot at 55 West South den Olsen from Salt Lake City. and will study sewing and home Temple; leaving Bus Depot at Best of luck to Winnie Bern- nursing on alternate weeks. Mrs. Bennett points out that 7:15 a, m. ston and Shirley Doane, both of The bus will stop on route 91 whom left recently. Much suc- if a group of 10 or morecivilians at Bountiful, Centerville, Farm- cess and happiness to Mrs. would like to participate in Red ington, Kaysville, and Layton if Brown, the former Jennie John- Cross activities they can contact her at Hill Field for further necessary. son. information. Accounting for Accounting NSD Officers’ Wives Organize Red Cross Auxiliary Chapter Depot Indians Demonstrate Native Dance TOP: Office force for the Naval Service unit is pictured above as follows: (left to right) Edward J. Dombrowski, Sic; Edmund S. Winchester, Sic; Lt. (jg) F. L. Shipman; James E. Jarrell, Y2c; Lieut. Austin D. Sturtevant; Kenneth L. Cooper, Sic; Ralph D.McDaniel, chief yeoman and Walter W.Well, S2c. CENTER: Master-at-arms group in the Naval Service unit which maintains order and cleanliness includes the abovepictured personnel: Edward W. Walters, Gunner’s Mate 1c; William W. Curnow, boatswain’s mate ic; Lt. (ig) F. L. Shipman; Emmett W. Fritz, S2c; Lieut. A. D. Sturtevant; Jerome D. Brown, boatswain’s mate 2c; George A. Bowler, chief signalman; and Eugene B. Cook, Sic. BOTTOM: Lt. (jg) George G. Dickerson, commissaryofficer, checks over stock in the commissary with his assistants: Paul Flika, Sk3c; Arthur Vlasnick, acting commissary steward in charge of galley; and Ralph Coy, S2c, who has charge of bulk provisions and issuing supplies to the galley. Their duties are briefly, ‘‘To feed the men.”’ Report From C. E. W. A. By Clifford Surrell Attention Civilian Employes! The board of Directors of your Welfare association takes this means of keeping you informed of the doings of your association and will endeavor to give a com- plete resume of all action taken at board meetings. Watch for this article in each issue of the Seagull and keep posted on the progress of the CEWA. In order that the members may know the feelings of the board of directors, in regards to the benefits to the members of the association, we submit the following on benefits and insurance. As it is obvious that dues of 25 cents a month are nowhere near adequate to cover any kind of benefit insurance such insurance protection must be provided by other means. And ~} Pueblo Indians from the San Domingo Reservation in New Mexico now employed at the ?~* Clearfield Naval Supply Depot demon strate one of their native hoop dances. The drummers left to right are Lorenzo Coriz and Emiliano Tenorio. The da neers are Santiago Crispin, Juan Moquino and Tommy Tenorio. to that end your board of directors is arranging for two forms of insurance. First will be a group life insurance at a cost of about $1.00 per month per $1,000, and this will be ready to put into effect as soon as the formsarrive. The other type will be in the form of accident and health insurance. This requiring more detailed study we are not quite ready to submit a plan as yet, but will announce the details later in a depot memorandum. This insurance is available to members only; however, you do not have to take out insurance to be a member. The 25-cent dues for the or-~ ganization will cover the sending of flowers to membersof the association who are sick in a hospital and to the families of bereaved members. In addition, acting under the authority of our by-laws, the board of directors will make small loans to members who are deserving at no interest. On the entertainment side, dances will be held from time to time at a minimum cost. In season, picnics will be held, and an athletic program is being planned, including an_ intramural softball league. Membership cards are in the hands of the ‘supervisors. If any- one has not been contacted, please see your supervisor as he has your membership card. Any supervisor who does not have his supply of membership cards, please contact Mr. Hull or Mr. Surrell. |
