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PAGE-4 THE-MASTHEAD-;-SXTURDAY�OCTOBER�7, 1944
BAY AREA HOSTESSES ADD CHARM TO STATION DANCE TO APPEAR AT COMING SMOKER

The station dance held for the
entertain.ment of the WAVES
and enlisted personnel of Treas­
ure If/and last Saturday night,
September 30, was an over­
whelming success.
Again the photographer put in
an appearance and his camera's
magic eye recorded some pic­
torial highlights of the co/01f 11/
attraction which was staged at
the T1·easure .Island gymnasium.
Hundreds of attractive host­
esses from San F1·ancisco and
the nearby cities were present
as guests of the bluejackets. "Czech Angel"
Talented artists rep1·esenting the
Armed Forces Entertainment Three Ring Circus Warfield Theatre in San Francisco.
Committee performed during These dreams from a sculptor's
the intermission with the On Tap For This notebook have plenty of snappy
musical background of the routines, plus the two important
Treasure Island Swing band. Week's Smoker F's (figure and face) to go with it.
Jitterbugs with d,mcing shoes Also on tap will be a few acts from
gave the audience a superb show What a show!! some of the better night clubs.
in one of the hottest jitterbug A flying ring exhibition by tal­
B e a u t i f u l girls, professional
contests ever held here. The ented trapeze artists will display
wrestlers, acrobats, sensational
winners were rewarded with a tunes by the T. I. Band and our own various tricks that are expected to
twenty-five dollar War Bond by galaxy of Boxing hopefuls con­ keep the audience up in the air,
Commodore R. W. Cary. Chief Boxing Instructor Max
tributing eye-opening bouts, all for
gratis this Wednesday night, Oc­
* NAVY CALLS T •. I. OFFICER TO NEW DUTY * T. I. Blueicrckets Invited tober 11th.
Two mountains of muscle have
consented to show their wares for
To Take Part In War gruesome standpoint, this doubl€
this gala smoker, and from th€
Fund Drive horror affair promises excitement
and chills to no end. Stanley Pinto
By Direction of the President of a Chicago importation, will hoist
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' the United States, the Secretary of his enormous 240 pounds througt
the Navy, and the Commandant, the ropes, in hopes of stopping th€
rwelfth Naval District, full cooper­ charges of the mat's number on€
ation is to be given to the National glamour boy "Tiger" Frank Mal­
War Fund and its affiliated Com­ cowicz, also a little fella tippinf
munity Chests during the campaign the beams around 225. Pinto, pro•·
Zar funds to be conducted during fessionally . kn6wn as the "Czect,
October. Angel," is hard pressed for oppo•
It is desired that all personnel, nents because of his terrific list of
both Naval and civilian, be given casualties, but Malcowicz doesn't
tributions as they feel to be proper, clippings, · figuring to handcuff I "Tiger Malcowicz"
full opportunity to make such con­ seem to pay any attention to press
�onsidering the worthy purposes for "Playboy Pinto" handily with sci-
which the money is to be spent. entific holds. All Cooks and Bakers Marek is throwing his best punch
Each Treasure Island command are urged to turn out, as this is a pupils into the ring in an effort to
and administrative department will splendid opportunity to view 4 75 make this affair a huge success.
designate a representative to con­ pounds of beef at the same time Such crowd pleasers as Archie
duct the campaign. Posters, pledge with ration points. Rasley, Chief Indian Williams, and
cards and full information may be Furnishing the evening's musical other talented maul masters are ex­
Lt. Commander J. A. Larson, USNR, left:, and Lt. Commander E. L. obtained from the Master-at-Arms side will be the world famous pected to put it across. Third man
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Harding, USN, who succeeds him as engineering and repair officer, office in Barracks K . Helene Hughes Dancers, who are in the ring will be that popular,
Industrial Division, Frontier Base, Treasure Island.
If you wish your money to be presently engaged at the Loew's past ring great, Frankie Carter.
allotted singly to any one of the
Treasure Island lost one of its mander Larson was well-equipped many groups benefited by War
most popular officers last week in educational background and Chest funds, place a check-mark
when announcement was made that civilian pursuits to take over his opposite the name of that group
Lt. Commander J. A. Larson, as listed on the pledge card.
naval duties upon outbreak of the
USNR, engineering and repair of­ .
war. He holds a degree in mechani­
ficer, Industrial Division, Frontier
cal engineering and has had several San Francisco Lawyers
Base, had been detached to take a
year's experience in power plant
new assignment. Receive Award for Legal
engineering.
Lt. Commander Larson also
His home is at 724 Mountain
served here as engineering officer Aid Given Service Men
for the Northern California Sector, Blvd. in Berkeley.
Western Sea Frontier. He was guest of honor at a fare­ Recognition of the work San
His duties on Treasure Island well party in the Frontier Base of­ Francisco lawyers and lawyers
will be taken over by Lt. Com­ ficers' wardroom Tuesday night. throughout California have been
mander E. L. Harding, USN, for­ The affair was sponsored by Com­ doing for service men, veterans, and
merly attached to the Mare Island mander M. E. Carlson, command­ their families was officially made
Navy Yard. ing officer, U. S. Naval Frontier when the War and Navy Depart­
Lt. Commander Larson was as­ Base. ments presented the State Bar of
signed to Treasure Island in July California with certificates of ap­
Queen as assistant to the materiel Lost and Found preciation.
of 1941, reporting aboard the Delta
Members of the State Bar and
and repair officer. He took over his The following lost and found affiliated associations gave free
service in more than 55,000 cases
duties in the Industrial Division in articles have been reported to the
since the program of the Navy De­
June of 1943 and it was through Security Office, located in Building
partment, the War Department,
his efforts that the vast shops at No. 222.
the south end of the island reached and the California Bar began
LOST - 1 jacket, 4 s_eabags, 1 pen, 14 about a year ago In recent months Pictured above are the new ANTS basketball champions, Gyro Compass,
·their present state of efficiency, ac­ wallets, 1 watch, 1 ditty bag, 1 peacoat,
checks. the number of free cases for service Division 6. Top row, left to right: T. V. Grigsby, F.1c; L. L. Delevalle,
cording to his commanding officers. F1c; Dale Krahn, F1c; V. J. Battaglia, EM3c. Bottom row, left to right:
A graduate of the University of FOUND - 13 wallets, 1 pair trousers, 1 personnel has increased from 100 Louis Fornero, EM3c; C. D. Solamido, F1c; Bob G. Prout, EM1c (Capt.);
ring, 1 purse, 1 ID bracelet, orders, to 300 per cent.
California, class of 1936, Lt. Com- engine parts. E. G. Ratekln, EM3c