Santa Fe (CL 60) - Naval Cruise Book

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up-N The operatori of the movie machines are asfured of afull attendance no matter what the Jhow, so they check beforehand to inxure good pedormance. ALL HANDS, FROM ADMIRAL Wm hooo ' d l th on deck to lixten to the SANTA In the afternoon it never takes a crow ong to ga er TO FEE own Tropical Tomcat5 go to work on afavorzte tune. N the forward area little could be done to relieve the tension of war's alarms, but T when at anchor or steaming near the base, no opportunity was lost for recreation aboard ship. The favorite pastime was movies, a nightly procession of Hollywood's best and worst. This was varied by smokers, where fast action in the boxing ring had the spot- light, or by Happy Hours, where the ship's swing artists and entertainers organized a show for the rest to enjoy. Qccasionally a nearby ship's band came aboard to provide a welcome hour's diversion of music and novelties. And finally, there was always sacktime, spent wherever a man could lay his head in quiet for an hour. .ffform of recreation common to all men, one that need.: no experience or explanation and malzef no demands other than the opportztrzity to indulge. 1'-'Z vi 1 5 lr it , E, fif- k i' r-., 4 l li lf it if , ,,,. 'Q-.i L , 4 it -3 f -Nl f ,. i 33,5 Q 74 I V'-'4 iw 43,4 Eel-l 'K - N N..-1 51:1 ' 115171 : flljs mt? u y -.real i ig 1 i Wil nn. ,t . . 22:1 5.55 T TE'-l E X ---V, 2 g :Eiga 3 l i H 51' l S lif- 5 f flrff P iw iz--5 KI: :H ,FU tg 1, ill nv i i . gi if ,xl i 'wi , l WIS .., as . , Q W iii 552,51 'H' ex af' 5 i -.-4 i. lil 'Q '1 1 . I .J A l f ffl il' 35 lr' ii i i - 45 5. L. l z Q f i 5 ' --' ' L-zl1.9.:.s.t,sEf as .1 -Els, 55235 fffiisf ' S--' ' L-Sn. '