Toledo (CA 133) - Naval Cruise Book

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STEWARDS AND COMMISSARYMEN First Row: Cutter, J. A., Perez, D. M., Baiza, C., Love, M. V., CHSUPCLK Mathewson, Cruz, J. P., Pyous, J. E., Sims J L., Cvatewood, C. Second Row: Thomas, L., Smith, M. J., Turner, R. A., Dowell, R. L., Stone, C. T., Ross, J. W., Alegado, A., Chinsio, C. A., Red, R. R., Thierry, V.

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First Bow: Neime, D. L., Phillips, C. R., Thomas, J. L., Brown, C. T., Melendres, R. B. Second Bow: Woolridge, D. R., Coniglio, C. W., Collins, F., Angle, E., CHSUPCLK Mathewson, Love, M. V., Martin E. R., Day, M. L., Martin, E., Dorken, R. C., Martin, C. O. Third Row: Wheeler, J. R., Capling, N. A., Saurber, R. A., Pierson, B. W., Brady, H. C., Epley, D. C., Hackett, G D., Peterson, R. L., Miller, E. H., Edwards, N. H. Fourth Row: Roberts, D. C., Hauke, R. J., Carpenter, E. J., Yates, W. D., Etscheidt, W., Podgorski, R. D., Bzesewski, J. R., Bleeck, R. B., Sisley, K. C., Balancier, E. A., Higgins, J. A. S-2 Division never will forget 6 November 1956. There were those who had never left the States, and the prospects of foreign liberty fy was most inviting. While the rest of us slaved over a hot stove, r- I Knobs kept counting his money, all the way 'IN across the Pacific. Our first day in Japan, Chief Love helped Mr. Mathewson carry all the requisition forms on the beach, a job he volunteered for in every port. By the end of our second month in Japan, to the surprise J , ' X of all, CRUDESPAC Hog missed a meal. Just 5 V 0 about this time the Ship's Cake Destroyer wx Z C underwent surgery for appendicitis. All in all . it was quite a cruise.

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