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THE HARTFORD COURANT: SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1952. Part I 13 1 I OPEN RIIONDAV THRU SAT. 9 to 9 Routine Duties Performed On Naval Training Cruise By A. E. MAGXELL "middies" have been put to (Aboard the USS Macon in the work on "the actual ship's opera-Atlantic) The shrill sound of the tions.

They are standing watches, boatswain's pipe sounded over the performing gunnery and other ship's public address system. (drills, taking part in deck details "Sweepers man vour hrnnma and eettine a thorouch schooling in Clean sweep of all decks fore and in nautical technics at tthe ship rmmsm an. r.mpiy an irasn cans, came division level, the order. Planning "Operation Able," the This is the picture as midship- Navy transferred much of the men from the United States Naval ship's complement and filled ya-Academy and students in the fancies with both middies and Naval Reserve Officers Trainine' NROTC men. Corps program are performing thei Aboard the Macon are 213 men routine duties on this mighty ship from the Naval Academy of which of the line.

1108 are "neophites" and 105 are All told, there are 24 ships in third classmen. There are 155 tiiis cruise squadron which is NROTC midshipmen of which 65 carrying 1,700 midshipmen and are making their first cruise and NROTC students from 28 colleges 90 who comprise the third class- 4 sfeT li i Manufacturers MILTOX RUBB DAVID COLE WALTOX SMITH and universities. Twenty-seven Connecticut, eight) The cadets will have five days of them from the Greater Hartford ashore before continuing on to an-Area along, are among the students other port. They will meet people who are performing tasks from socially and learn their cultures holy-stoning decks and polishing and problems enabling them to brass to precision navigation. igain first hand the lessons of Taking part in "Operation Able," I diplomacy, the Navy's designation of this par- The fleet will rendezvous in ticular Atlantic training cruise, the Guantanimo Bay, Cuba, where they midshipmen and reserve officers VM fire the big guns and then Three Greater Hartford Area men are anion; naval students taking part in the summer train Ing cruise In the Atlantic aboard the heavy cruiser USS Macon.

Midshipman Milton R. Rubb, of Elmwood, left, was serving on the bridge when this picture Mas taken. David Cole, of Farmlngton, center, a student at the University of North Carolina and a member of the NROTC, prepares signal flags for hoisting. Walter W. Smith, of 1043 Farm-Ington West Hartford, right, an XROTC student at Vale University, takes a bearing from the ship's bridge.

are gaming "hard knocks exper-, steam for home. ience. They have already com-1 pleted 3,500 miles of the ILOOO-Airirutpj Man Arnivprl mile projected trip which will end ian ACCUhea August 5. Of Theft in Brooklyn i nenuezvous in lariDDean NEW YORK, July 5 Police The cruise is under the WortliNotiiig of Rear Admirals J. L.

Hollowav. inavc reported 'hat they are Hold- 'w I MM and J. H. Thach, Ships Wallace E. Didsbury, 28, of will visit foreign ports in the: 45 Elm Winsted, on a JC5 i)VStZR STOlsrand larceny charge in the theft hnfnrp thev tpuHmi-aub in open within the ranks of the neo-Kascist Italian Social Movement which placed third in Italian elections this year, Many members oppose the party's alliance with monarchists.

Red Cross Meet TORONTO. Ont. OV-The International Red Cross is holding its In Brief Headlines Gi euiiom quality at faetory-to-yeu-lavingi buy direct from Puritan manufacturer of fin uoholitaraol turnitura for laadinaj ttorai throughout tho country. Around The World Caribbean area for combined gun-iof 5869 from a Brooklyn theater, nery operations. Police said Didsbury was em- To obtain the officer-like ouali-'Dloved as assistant manager at By WORLDWIDE STAFF OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ties or to discover the lack of them, the theater, the across ioui annum luiuc ciikjc mi juiuitiu WASHINGTON Don't look for a for any three-month period since 23 A Jt is firJt quick end to the steel strike.

tne ena oi ine ''K Mtime Canada has been chosen for There's less chance this time 'f the site of the meeting. tne street trom Prospect Park. Didsbury had fled to California, police said, and was returned here yesterday in the custody of a New that one of the "Big Six" of theframe for display with the Decla-j Enlarge Haifa Port HARTFORD PIANO CO. 40 YEARS AT 9 IIAYMSS ST. (Just erf Asylum St.) PIANOS EXCLUSIVELY renonut Attention by L.

A. fthrelcr and Mry B. Wheelrr HAIFA, Israel (ir A million dol- (York City detective. I steel industry will write a separ-j ration of Independence and Con we was arraigned in Kings ate contract with the United steel sutution County Court, Brooklyn. Bail was'Workers the wav one fixed at SSWl and a furtVinr hoarJ.A-.A loaf fixed at S500 and a further hear did last vear and start a sien-UD s-rj ing was set for an indefinite date, parade.

WASHINGTON XT) The U. S. The outlook now is that the Bis Public Health Service has been conducting a kind of door-to-door survey on arthritis, rheumatism, gout and related ills. It says approximately 10 million Americans figure they have one of lars worth of equipment to improve the facilities of Haifa port will arrive from the United States before the end of the year. Mallia Wins Deferment In Draft Battle Appeals Board Gives New Britain Resident Rights As Objector NEW BRITAIN, July 5 (Spe these ailments but only 6,400,000 have a doctor's opinion to back Six will stick for an acceptable solution (acceptable to them) to the USW's union shop demand.

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