Sarsfield (DD 837) - Naval Cruise Book

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-.o . 5. 2,3434 e .,' U, E 1 QS. 5. V.. .,,. -,,,-., ? 2 civic action SARSFIELD sailors worked ion orphanages in Karachi, Massawa, and Vic- iitoria. Rejuvenations were made on wiring, gplumbing, roofing, and exteriors. 5 , i 1, 4- A -,A,f,o - IP' ...,..... may i 3-5, 3 1 , 4

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- gfgutertainment was prov1ded by two audmences numbering overs 10,000 in 8 o ' LD musical groups. our rock pens. SARSFIELD'sfo1k trio, THREE .0 FOUL PARADE, OF A KIND, played for over 8,000 in- 16 performanscesjfor enthusiastic 11 performances. A A A 0 rw' Q .J-. i if 1 . c Q X A 1 i VI K 'A 1 YIM, C , N h . 1 ,A -wif ,r Q if A ' A' X -cv 'i The FOUL WEATHER PARADE X, George Sanders, John Awsumb, and John Wood . . . at a Karachi folk concert. .r aj