Beatty (DD 756) - Naval Cruise Book

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AN ADMIN INSPECTION IN CAN- NES COMBINED NICEL Y WITH. . . A SHIP ' S PARTY S H I O N S H O W o N B O A R D Chow, Booze. Music... And the morning afler. A -™rrrB- N D A J . F A r She can ' t fight city hall 53

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L.j k: C K ? : T R O li E E S T I C I « S ' O R T E A JI K R 1 C A 2 ' O S PI.aZA. QE MA ' ISE! . Ti:i.. 3S 15 73 VALE ' CI. ' February 2, I965 Captain Henry E, ' .Winter IISS Beatty 0 0 Fleet Post Office New York, New York NCTA Dear Captain Winter: On behalf of the Board of Directors, the students, members and the eifiployees of the Centre de Estudios Korteamericanos (Spanisb-Korth American cultural center), I would like to thanl: you and the men of your ship for the interest they have shown in our operations. Ky special thanks go to the folloving men who offered their time to play at a social dance given by the Centre for its students and their guests. - LtJG. Don Latham - K. a. Uillia STCS - Robert Cool 3r.!3 - Roy Alvorsen EM3 - Rook Rowland RD2 The Beatty Beatles were a big success with the Spaniards. It is so seldom they have the opportunity to hear and dance to American melodies played by Americans themselves. We were also very well pleased viith the number of American sailors who showed up at the dance. This gave our students a chance to meet and talk to them. ;(e hope that some will correspond. This is a good way for Americans and Spaniards to get acquainted and work toward better understanding between both countries. Again, many thanks for your cooperation. Sinoereljr youre, Stanley M. «oller Director