Baltimore (CA 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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Her Majesly, The Queen Then ul was lhe I5lh ol June and lhe day had arrived lhe day lor which lhere had been so many weeks ol prepa rallon lhe day lhal all lhese shlps and lhousands ol people had galhered lo see lhe day ol lhe ueen s Review All week lhe slcues had been low and gray ram had fallen In spasmodxc bursls bul lhns day was clear The sun shone on a calm sea as ll nalure loo had been walling wllh lhe ships and had lolned lhem In pulling on her lmesl In lhe ueen s honor By T230 all preparallons were compleled ol war remained paunl scrubbed clean brass shined men an quarlers poised lor lhe grealesl peacelume naval show lhe world had eve seen Guns crash across lhe waler In salule and lall sllenl lvlaleslucally lhe shnps ol lhe procession malce lhelr way belween lhe gray sleel rows lhe ueen bows and smiles lhe world s navnes shoul lhelr homage Overhead lhe Royal Naval Anr Arm shows :ls wings Nxghl lalls Across lhe lleel a long lone hugh pxlched signal sounds and all IS Inghl Thousands ol bulbs on hundreds ol shnps show lhe lleel In all lhe splendor ol lhe Coronallon Revuew lllummaluon Fureworlcs elch lhenr way across lhe mghl slcy lo add lhelr bruel brllllanl glory lo lhe show and dre Then all IS dark ness once agaln and lhe Coronaluon Naval Review rs over BELOW: H-MS Palricia-Trinily house BOTTOM HMS Surprise good seamanshlp lhe small crall had disappeared, and only lhe mighly ships I u Q T Q . T

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l-Sl- n -T - iisse QL... ,. I, Med moore-under The Casbah ,T - 5 X , wx,-Z Ce ,N ' T' i f. W M -. - V - ,',,, X. T Blur Inside The Casbah A From The souTh came The hoT winds oT The Sahara, blow- ing across The deserT To spend Their Torce on The Time worn walls oT The ancienT ciTy oT Algiers, and Trom The norTh came The U.S.S. BalTimore, Tlushed Trom The glory and pomp oT The CoronaTion Naval Review, To Touch Tor The TirsT Time in her long hisTory on The darlc conTinenT-AT- rica. Using The Tamous MediTerranean Moor Tor The TirsT Time we Tied up in The old porT iusT below The hearT oT The ciTy, under The ageless eyes oT The Casbah, Pepe Lelvloco may have been able To Tallc l-leddy inTo going wiTh him inTo The Casbah, buT having Talcen The Tour Through ThaT world Tamous secTion, iT's a preTTy good beT ThaT none OT us would have gone wiTh him-even if he had wanTed us To. ITs narrow, TwisTing alleys, wiTh Their indescribable odors. and The dark sTares oT The Tezzed, bearded Arabs, dressed in Their ancienT naTive cosTumes, was enough To add pru- dence To The TeeT oT The mosT venTuresome OT souls. We conTenTed ourselves wiTh The newer, greaTer parT oT Al- giers, ouTside The Casbah, which was populaTed by a Tas- cinaTing and somewhaT less Torbidding mixTure oT peoples Trom all over The world. The old waTering hole Fashion doTh noT change There i5 no Hme