Princeton (CVA 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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shuffled and sorted in selecting material for READY DECK hundreds of photographs were un- the ship's weekly newspaper has , won awards for fleet excellence . . . the adventures of Mike Mallet, Private Eye, was popular serial story i wltho-ut the full cooperatlon- of the CAHMW 'GRAIN 3 men ln the photolab, few Princeton I ' W n publications could have one to ,fo D ,W ONES f ' E u' ff 2 GGPHAKDT 9 af D I press p ZACCAKO ,455 Q K ., ' H U Ujz?-aiwf' W 'I 5 , ' l ,I-F V 7 W I I -1 I 0 ' X ' . 'Qs X 2 x Ir' Q' a.., ' 5 - X xr vie- H H71 H 'W' V, K , -- Q 07,222 Zi. AL? X x :Q 'f ' ' k - Qfi ' as 4- 1 5 Q fj K - Y' 4' M- - 1 - . s . 1 dl . ' 4 , 3 l Q 1 A av 5. cw N ' , a 5 r i E Know? fp 1 7' I ML 1 f , UNC . f ' Y hx o.f - 5-5-f' Q - I- E00 L -' -' hi 0 A f-s BF i ' Q W' Tb li r A A ' 1 E E E ' , ' i --fi, Q WMQE, E -Z ln, A ' ' lY11'scHKe COOKE 5 GNEDS A M GAMER fi Q ' ,JL 6.-1... Zz 238 n l -W caught by the cartoonist during a rare period of inactivity, READY DECK committee is indebted to the dozens of cruise book salesmen whose services made this book pos- sible

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J i 1 I f I 7 . v7'W i Y spare time activity that paid big dividends in future promotions and pay was the time i spent studying USAFI college level courses at seagoing Princeton University vi I r N J W ,I 4, Qi, 1. I, l i 1 WWW U X y N ' ,, W, 417 f,,, , 12, W, Q, ,, 2,14 W A If Qgssf f feymgf Q , y7Wf ?'4fy?W ,wax N 1 ,,.. ,M x 7 ..ix Q QM ,, K U , ,,i. ' X i ,W A X Mwyw N 1 ,,,, 1 ff .X.. X f Z 0 O 0 WWM4V,s,,f1.1 bazaars were sponsored by the supply department in the operating area featuring Japanese and Hong Kong merchandise purchased during the preceding period in port . . . Captain Stroop draws the lucky ticket for a new Ford in one of the four PUDIC raffles organized by the energetic committee during the cruise K , X - i EV' if K- f X X 239 49 .1- 'ff