Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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' Pearl Harbor, T. H.. 17 Feb 57-Local and Naval Station Police were in hot pursuit this afternoon of two desper- ados attached to USS TULARE. These men, believed to be Gunston, GM2. and Merrywell BM3 crashed through the mam gate and were weaving about the Naval Station grounds at high speed on a borrowed bicycle They finally collided with the accom modatlon ladder of their ship and were absorbed into the ranks of the returning liberty party Ship s officers passed the word for the lawbreakers and stated that an investigation would probably be held fb X x 1 f 51735323 Z ,CQQ 649 xl:- G12 54 Kg lvl ' ' X. 95' - I , Y , f. I . ' . I1 . . ' ' KS- M-4-Q Wg: if 1 0 if 'S-, - - - , X :SSJZEES QT - is-::.,-4.-:r ' 1 . ..1- - --- 1 a 1 vwifif-:-z.:-- . - ' : , - .-- f lr T A I I I X , N I vie: 1 I N L li f N ' xx' l , f , 1 'I 2 ' ' 1 1 + 5 ..::r-:-2 ,3,i is-. - X ' I 'xx .. , - x t 1-, 'f.':?.:L , . . . , s - S . f I Q V,

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To all Sailors wherever ye may he: and to all Mermaids, Whales, Sea Serpents, Porpoises, Sharks, Dol phins, Eels, Skates, Sucleers, C rahs, Lohsters and all other living things of the sea GREETINGS: E