Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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f 5 4 -.ff Y rv ff Vw Nancy Division has the navigating Quartermasters the weather-predicting Aerographers and the Yeomen who spend plenty ot time typing logsg as for the '53 cruise, Well: -doesnt Central Control ever get tired ot asking for charted miles made good? -listen to the man on the horn give out with that haunting melody reveille. - Frank Calta and Billy Taul just had to be 1 oaxed into leaving the ship with the liberty hounds - Palma was the best but that champagne crept up on you like a keg of stateside beer. -in Villa the Carravelle or Iimmy s Bar got more business than our geedunk shop -Dale Larsen ought to join Cook s Tours Agency When he leaves the Navy. -Garczynski didnt hit the pad after liberty- he was poured in. - Bill Taylor Les Cook and Luke Luorna Went on a diet' they quit eating nails. -it s about time We stopped playing wet nurse to the OOD s. -Bob MacDonald put in a special request for the Admiral s cabin to stow his souvenirs. -that poor guy Bastian never got any sleep all summer-always on the go. -Who ever heard of plotting the ship's course in circles-We did! X1 Steady as you go. ,rf E K A35 Et: fl ii Ens Youngquist Rain on Monday followed by Tuesday. jul.: 1. f-Q-wad' V My pil' f 5 M' A We CAN'T be in Chicago. 1 You sure 2 plus 2 is 57