Samuel Gompers (AD 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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Z 4' ? . K. A' , - z 51? Q., 2 lr K A A A beautiful parks A A .walled city A A A ancient ruins A A A mossfgrovvn churches A A A volcano floating on a lake . A A flower-laden city in the mountains A A A shimmering Iagooris A A A 3,000-year-old rice terraces A A A shining green plantations A . A sparkling waterfalls . A A a volcano rising like ti green pyramid A A A ancient rites and festivals A A A pearl divers A A A villages on stilts A A A A A Julo A A A Ztiinhotingti A A A lloilu A A A Maratvi A A A Cebu A A Davao A A Ttivvi Tawi A names echoing the age of isltirid enipiii-s A A of iltiniiirig princesses A A A of Spanish Conduistatlores A A of tretisure-lfitlen galleons A A A of pirate lords A A A A A a sailor's adventure through 41,000 years of history A A A 7,000 islands A A . a mosaic of cultures A A A THE PHILIPPINES. OLONGAPO CITY As long as you keep your watchin your pocket, your money in your sock and possess the ability to disbelieve a sad story, your chances of enjoying a visit to Olongapo are greatly enhanced. A thriving metropolis of Jeepneys and bars, the Po makes its livelihood from separating the sailor lregardless of his nationalityl from his money in a fantastic assortment of ways ranging from an unwanted shoe shine to a gift giving pick-pocket, all only as far avvay as you are from this book. The heartbeat of the city is its colorful confusion and the more confused the visitor, the more profitable for the locals. Olongapo is as unique as a modern day Sodom and Gomorrah. There are innumerable pleasures but equally abundant are the dangers, yet all these things comprise a truly different and memorable experience. Af'