Barry (DD 933) - Naval Cruise Book

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f lT's really acTive. The morning of 29 March we anchored in Naples Tor a Three day visiT and an AdminisTraTive lnspecTion. This, The Third largesT ciTy in lTaly, occupies one of The mosT magnificenT siTes in all The lVlediTerranean, and The area ohcers much hisTorical inTeresT. Nearby are Pompeii, lVlounT Vesuvius, Salerno and The sToried lsle oi Capri. Many of us made The magniTicenT Trip To Rome. Naples is The locaTion of The l-leadquarTers Tor The Allied Forces in SouThern Europe. An excellenT Exchange was available where many aTTracTive purchases were made. T ,,.,,,,,s so l 3 The ADMIN. ii W s. ' XJ' ony, '4 H- l WANNA BUY Aquos wA1csL,J6Ef T' if 5 5

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YVQ The incomparable beauTies of Barcelona where Queen lsabella welcomed Columbus back from America have made iT known ThroughouT The world. The cify is Typi- cally European wiTh iTs narrow winding sTreeTs in The old auarTer and handsome boulevards in The modern pon The inner harbor is dominaTed by The sTaTue of Columbug and The ciTy manifesTs iTs individualiTy in iTs beauTiful and varied archiTecTure. l3leasanT memories linger of preTTy girls, friendly people, good food and wines, and a beauTiful ciTy. Shops were numerous and The Spanish Village - Pueblo Espanol, shopping area offered an inTeresTin.g varieTy of good5,Olel ,mfs 6 I I WIQ1! ' TWT, Columbus Monument 'TT A 'MX 'VJ X .1 A f ..-4