She's
Impressed
Mrs. Carmel Snow, editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar chats with Welder
Florence Berry in the Assembly building during a tour. of the Vancouver
yard. The fashion authority advised women to be feminine after work. (Vancouver
Photo)
Night
Shopping
Hope still exists for establishment of one-night-a-week shopping until
8 p.m. in Vancouver, according to Carl Kilgore, Personnel director. Above
are pictured shipyard workers of Oregonship and Swan Island taking advantage
of the successful one-night-a-week shopping plan adopted by the St. Johns
merchants.
Head
General Stores
These four men head the important Materials department with main headquarters
at General Stores. Left to right, they are: N. J. Foster, assistant superintendent;
T. O. Nyhus, assistant superintendent; John M. Macleay, superintendent;
and H. L. Hiatt, assistant superintendent. See
Fast
`Bucket' Hangers
These fellows have a hobby of setting records. Their latest is hanging
all the gun turrets on the U.S.S. Tanakis Bay in a little more than two
hours. The mark was made possible through close cooperation of riggers,
shipwright and shipfitters, shown above employing a new technique.
"Hot"
Switchboards!
These innocent looking boards bearing the warning "do not throw the
switch" can mean instant death to the electrical workers on the ships,
warned Jack Crane, electrical superintendent. The 15 "hot" boards
are on Berths 4, 5 and 6. and several times employes at the other end
of the cables have received shocks when the levers have been thrown. Luckily,
no serious accident has as yet occurred.
