Canberra (CAG 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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PALERMO March 12 March 21 The sun dld shlne brlefly we thunk but generally we were left with the feelmg that we d lntercepted a sort of ramy season ln Palermo We went alongside Plave Pler a rellef for the A lon Offlcer and the Flrst Lleutenant Some of us Verdl whlle others toured the clty and nts surround mgs by bus But the vast majorlty of those who went ashore ln Palermo were un dungarees with palnt brushes and tools For flve days the crew turned to at the Orphanage harbor Chaney and hls crew of carpenters lVlurry Rlcher and the shlpfltters Chlef Carmody Sheridan Young and theur electrnclans Carley and has palntlng crew and many other shlpmates spent long hours brlghtenlng up a rather dreary and ancient vllla We all recall our orphan guests comlng aboard on vlsltors In the lVled We left them a new washmg machlne a new lughtmg system a llttle more com fortable a place In whlch to llve and the simple mem or of a fruendl crew of American sailors who llked Y Y theur Suclluan friends and were llked we hope In Dlvis' ' ' . D I I, I took in Rigoletto at the Opera house inthe Piazza ', ' ' ' Q - Saturday! for they were the most cheerful group.of in Monreale, a vlllage on the hlllslde overlooking the l'etLll'l'l. l l 2' f, ff V ' , My , hi ,, , .4 f 7 A, f, 5 -I .M x, , , Palermo Mayflower Van Lines Kadvertisementl