Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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. x - M, W L, , t X Everything electrical on the ship was tended to by the Electrician's and Inter-communications . Mates who spent a lot of time showing movies, working in the battery and electrical shops,.qnd it thinking back about: , A W - Timken Behring and Studs Smutny who could really put away cognac and wine, anywhere. X Y X f i W -that extra half hour of rack time after reveille, once in awhile. 4 - -Willie the lover Williams and Frenchie Facon who did some other charging besides Q W batteries. ' it . , t W -missing Villefranche in August, even though San Remo was pretty game. F -two boys who made the first tour in every port, Darrell Roehl and Barney 440 Oldfield. W ' - Muscles Calcutta and P. E. White who were the biggest flag-wavers for E Division. Q 1' W . -those catchy French Ballads and those catch-me French gals at Villa. A 'f' , .3 my , ff ,W f - merchant Wirthless Wirth who wanted an AK to haul around his souvenirs. p - Barrel Belly Taylor who dreamt about chow on those stands at the forward fueling station. QQ f -Lou Adams who had to get his beauty sleep at some pretty strange times of day. l 7 -dropping an electrical load during chow time. yi I 1 iri. -Lisciandra's sacrificing liberties to build a nest egg for that farm of his. ,. ' f V Qty 1 'VI f ' X W 'lv A-'f 'A Q . ft: ws .. fi.: 1' X, A . A, .xmgss ., d sv I' X xg' Q 1, iirgsf, , ,715 W ly J lx 4 -xl fx ,1 :jfs fi F . . 5 if ' I O ' 'Q v s.. in N xxx X l .I if 1 X V: 'l W . 1 iii, ' The gidget goes here Sl K t l X. L..- f - LTIG Sam Hayes M 4 v . 1 . Too busy to look up. l t ' 1 if W ' M' ., I i Q. A. 1 . W 'f iii .4 ' X s X . . . , . ' , .X x ' t Q X 'Vi ,fl x'5iff 4 if 1 X . I ,J R X V -i f

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