Hailey (DD 556) - Naval Cruise Book

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INDO CHINA ss. ,i .. AQRE Su bic Bay to S The next leg of the cruise lasted 4 days and covered 1,400 miles and during this period the Squadron crossed the Equator. True to the traditions of the Sea, our polly- wogs were properly initiated by the Trusty Shellhaeks aboard. The ship arrived in Singapore on 21 February and remained there for two days giving everyone an op- portunity for slfhtsecing and to some who thought it important 1 chance to drink a ingapore B C sun!-wf l l I I l f 4 X f X I X f cnossals BORNE 0 19 . 'V'-IB .. Luve' -,gas -JN-' f 'N 1 X N I .r e X S-,,-I 1331 f g -J. . ag t- L , f Q . . M , k L x . X genuine Singapore Sling. X 3, f s X - X Z X X I f Z X Z Z Z g A Z f