Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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RECREATIO I COU CII, -.eJ V A D I Q! COMMITTEE D 'T' 'l'lI 'I' POured mio Iores and small ' I I I, i ,. m-in fm The SALEM, bringg 'I If WelTare and nfh. This Tund ships dances, .' i In S T S B B IST LT R Ebel' Paslorius J' CoIier A' l F im ' lowers Tor ' 'hf-EN.. : -- '- ' '...,', .,-Q,.. ,Q,,s,,, - Iiziziaif Tiffaas. 3. Wmiiii C, Us fi I I , ' nd fof lSeaTed leTT To righfi '- LT- R- l-Ofdi Kulii. C-2 CDR- J- P. Quinng Hell, J,g LTJG, li.,li.i.ii,- fiiiiiivig Iliia CIUITC l'3'0'3lf. and which E. Swillog LT. J. Mulveyg Barlow, S. ifv. ii- iiiii I .Il iii-'lIiiI'71fi:f7T!, dlhlelic equip. menT, TV seTs and a sTaTion wagon, is adnwini-:Ierswd ily This TiwIIIlII-Hllillllll I 'llu vi. The Captain, in Turn, has appoinled can lillliiifml Iii . iii.,Ii.iii Q iTIllTlITTl'l', wlii- I, if-Iwi ii- The eyes and eergof The RecreaTion Council. composed enhrely c-T oliliiiii-. Iliii .iiriiiiiilli i- IIIHQI- ni.nIIIiIy Iii luring up ideag and +0 recommend expendiTures depending on The :mul-O .mil .Tiifiiw -I Ilii- I ww, A Tr-W Tiny-, l.iITQr The Council meeTs, discusses The ideas broughT beTore iT and i'eiiiiiIIm-i.iI- .ii Iiiiii Ii Ilif L .iiileiiii wliii .Ilwnya qpproveg of egfivilfieg which bring recreaTion,enioymenTandIl1elweTIeiimAiII..l Illiilixlt' I.i Ili. I iiiw. CRUI E BOOK COMMITTEE Wow many lines oT copy Tor The VCX Diviuiori7 Wlifsiif .nie This .ni Indiv Iii, IIN' ',i,III,,f,lI piiejTUre? These are buT 6 Tew oT The cries TheT could be heard The pfinl Tifw mfndli' .I- Ilii. di-.iillinii Iiir Ihiv f iiuivie bool: loomed in sighT. Lond hours andlherd work were The Trails riT Thia f,iq,,m,,,1ii.i.m IMI iii III' lninl .ninly-ii' if All ,,,,4,f, IOI5 OI Tun for These yOung men To aid in The producTion oT This Tyeek, 4 if I , ff! 21 lt 1 xi' 2 'wiv I' -9 UI ILef+ To faghii 5 , . N Pr b k, T,- R.. Raleigh. P.: Haywoxd? DT Brac-GFONES .Eulfigihwsgi Corvrilbs, Class. G.: Mann ' ' ' 3592 uIIa ,M, '

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TH E SALEM SWIMMER 7he T952 lvlediTerranean cruise ohfered an excellenT opporTuniTy Tor The organizaTion oT a swimming Team because oT The availabiliTy oT TaciliTies, Though someTimes quiTe m various porTs To challenge. The willingness oT The men oT The Salem To accepT such chal- lenqeg was shown by Their parTicipaTion in a long disTance race aT VilleTranche on BasTille Day, AlThough The iniTial challenge by The crew oT a French naval vessel called Tor a SOO meTer race, The race adually proved To be over an T800 meTer course. Several Salem parTicipanTs Tinished in saTisTacTory posiTions. ln Turkey, The swimmers combined wiTh swimmers Trom The Wasp and BalTimore and swam againsT The champions oT Turlcey aT Lido Swim Club. ln lvlalTa, The Salem joined Torces wiTh The Wasp To deTeaT T-l.M.C.S. lv1agniTicenT. In The TuTure, The Team expecTs To operaTe as an independenT uniT, CollaboraTing wiTh oTher Teams was necessary as well as helpTul aT TirsT, buT in Time The Salem Team should develop inTo a uniT able To hold iTs own in any waTers. K5 NLM ,, I , 4 if' Y Look i Md ,I . o hands - ,1 odesT, and The readiness oT swim clubs in x .QVN f l 1 5 j J , sl ,159 -s . SixTh FleeT Swimming Team They're OTT T l I Only one more lap To go