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Show Pb heal ull 2 €é FOR THE PERSONNEL OF THE NAVAL LO SUPPLY DEPOT AT CLEARFIELD, UTAH Vol, 1, No. 18 CLEARFIELD, UTAH Thirteen Waves Girls in Blue Inspect New Station Arrive for Duty At Navy Depot to be assigned regular duty at a naval establishment in Utah, drive to raise $7,500 for the reported to the Naval Supply Depot at Clearfield last Saturday afternoon and assumed their duties in the Advance Base section Monday morning. Arriving from the Naval Training school, Bronx, New York, the girls in Navy blue will take over assignments as tabulating and business ma- American Red Cross fund gets under way early next week. The drive is under the direction of Lt. G. S. Foster, service group officer, with Lynn McKinlay serving as executive chairman. Amcunt Up to You The amount of the contri- bution is left to the individual employe, but Mr. McKinlay chine operators in order to re- lease naval men for active sea duty. Thrilled to be Here “After viewing the huge de* pot with its row after row of busy storehouses, its modern, clean administration buildings, and meeting the depot offi- suggests the contribution chart printed in the last issue of the Seagull as a guide in determining a ‘fair donation.” Employes are asked to make their contributions in their own departments to one of the fol- lowing authorized representatives who have been designated by the Red Cross committee: cials, we are thrilled to be here and do our part in carrying on the vital work and helping speed victory,’” stated Seaman 2ic Dorothy G. Williamson of in’ ‘charge WAVES. of the thirteen Report for Duty The new WAVES will be housed in quarters adjacent to the depot. Reporting for duty are: Dorothy Grace Williamson, Blountstown, Fla.; Mary _ Ann Wilkins, Rochester, N. Y.; Mary Lucille Snavely, Philadel- Depot Starts Red Cross Drive Monday March 6 to 11 will be not only red letter but Red Cross dates at NSD as the depot Thirteen WAVES, the first Blountstown, Florida, who was Saturday, March 4, 1944 Authorized Representatives Patrol: Lt. Earl Glenn, ‘Lt. Inspecting Navy plane floats and other equipment and facilities at NSD are the above pictured thirteen WAVES and Lieut. Dorothy Wescott, WAVE welfare officer, who is helping the girls to get established at their new station. They are left to right: Arline Long Joyce Farrington, Mary Sabina, Loriene Mincks, Elva Hall, Mary Ann Wilkins, Pauline Goodner, Alice Harn den, Belle Klein, Dorothy Williamson, Lieut. Wescott, Mary Alice Coleman, Anna Gloyd and Mary Snavely. Louise Gloyd, Columbus, O.; Pauline Dorothy Goodner, Tulsa, Okla.; and Elva Arline Hall, Clearfield Depot to Begin Three-Shift Schedule Soon Ross Layton, Lt. L. Hedgpeth; Fire Department: Colleen Hopkins, Glaya Thorpe; Accounting: Lou Whinnery; Bookkeeping: Mary J. Kellams. Correspondence: Edna V. Chiappa;. Disbursing: James K. McAuliffe; Duplicating: Bernice Greenhalgh; Labor Board: Vervene Johnson; Mail, File and Records: Beverly Boyer; Personnel: Virginia ChrisThree shifts will have to be inaugurated at Clearfield Lieutenant Dorothy Wesphia, Penn.; Mary Delia Satiansen; Messengers: Jeanne bina, New York City; Loriene cott, WAVE welfare officer Naval Supply Depot, civilian employment increased 25 per Kreidler. Caroline Mincks, Mitchell, S. from San Francisco visited at cent, and 350 boxmakers hired immediately, to keep pace with Telephone Exchange: Mary D.; Arline Belle Long, Balti- the depot for several days the increased tempo of war in the Pacific, states Captain Cyrus P. Peters; TWX Division: Lola assisting the girls in starting more, Md.; Mary Alice ColeB. Kitchen, Supply Officer in Command. Brown; Posting Section: Mabel their new activities. man, Houston, Tex.; Ruth Soianoff; Receiving Division: More than 3500 civilian Later in the week Ensign Joyce Farrington, Detroit, Enid Goodrich, Guy Neilson, employes now are busily enMich.; Alice Louise Harnden, Harriet Zimmerman arrived gaged in tabulating, checking, Navy Depot Awards Delores Jensen, Vivian ThompOklahoma City, Okla.; Anna for regular duty at the depot. sorting, packing and shipping Another Attendance son and Geraldine Friedland. the huge quantities of Naval Take Contributions American Admiral supplies being daily trans- Bond Monday Noon Requisition and Order: CommendsRed Cross ported from NSD via Pacific On March 5th one employe Maude E. Moyer; Stock Up“The commendable work be- ports to the combat areas. at the Naval Supply Depotwill keep: Venna Welch; Labor “Bring a friend to take a job be made richer and happier by Pool: Pearl Pomeroy, Grant ing accomplished by the American Red Cross in the South Pa- at Clearfield,’’ requests Lt. (jg) the award of a $25 war bond, Pett, Calvin Reed, John Van By John Van Schaik cific is of inestimable value,”’ C. D. Hardesty, personnel offi- and another will receive $10 Schaik, Les Klabunde, Harold Every day there are a good many young men coming in declares Admiral Wm. F. Hal- cer whose problem it is to se- in war savings stamps as a re- Wilcox,:- Floyd Bowers, Clifton who never held a man’s job be- sey Jr., Commander, South Pa- cure adequate help in the gi- ward for outstanding attend- Larkins, Robert Evans, Harry gantic task of keeping vital ance records. Anderson, Binden Cottrell, Lee fore or worked among a great cific Naval Force. “Serving in its own field of Naval supplies moving. number of men. It is the snapTo earn the first award an Sailor. When the war is won this employe must have been heiAutomotive Spares: Kathper’s job to make all his new endeavor, the American Red men, as well as his old men, Cross contributes to the morale Naval base will still need its ther tardy nor absent during leen Kenney, Alton Smith; feel at home, show them the of our fighting forces through civilian personnel, for then February, and to qualify for the Ship Spares: Earl Pitts, Roy dangers of the job, and the the many services it offers. Naval supplies will be shipped $10 stamp award, must have Weisman, Harold Wise; AdRed Cross hospital service, back to NSD for assembling, been absent not more than one vance Base: John C. Westengood points ofit. He is more like a father to clubs, rest homes, welfare serv- classifying and storing. Excess day authorized leave nor late berg. his gang. If he lets his men run ices, recreation, entertainment supplies will need to be cata- to exceed a total of one hour Stores Custody: Jean Jones, loose, lets them do what they programs and welfare—com- logued for sale by sealed bids during the month. Don Morgan, William Frame, like, he loses their respect and fort supplies are only a part of or at auction, officials state. Both awards went to men Glenis McClanahan, Helen it would not be fair to his men a large and broadservice. Those whodesire a pleasant, employes last month—which, Cooper, Gertrude Bergar, Kath“The Red Cross program in permanent, patriotic job can as they would aot get a chance of course, does not set a prece- ryn Miller, Ethel Jewell, Marfor promotionewhen there is an this area supplements the do no better than to come to dent for perhaps two women vin Wichre, Clifford Green, planned military programs of Clearfield. opening. S. will be the winners this month. Clifford Surrell. Wemustalsdé-remember that recreation, entertainment, welThe awards are given as an More Representatives a good manyof those men com- fare and morale. Here in the incentive to cut down absenteeSecurity Department: Grace ing in have good ideas and may South Pacific, as elsewhere, the Navy Announces ism at the depot. Wolff; Transportation: C. E. Red Cross alleviates human be able to show us where we Parks, Glen Healy, William P. can do a job better and faster. suffering and mental anxiety; Officer Promotions Bailey, Marion Phelps; Packing USNR, Oakland and Clearfield it stands ready to help the men Then, by all means, try it, and Promotions announced this liason officer, to Commander, Stores Movement: Thelma and women of the military if it helps, give the man credit week at NSD were Lt. Comdr. and Pharmacist William V. Christensen, Virgil Jennings; forces who protect the Ameribecause we all know we have a H. H. Landgraf, SC-V .(G) Samples, USN, to Ensign. 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