Cavalier (APA 37) - Naval Cruise Book

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dimly lit, and the ground floor used for a school WGS poorly equipped. the upstairs was used as an assembly room and a church. eagerly the flock of children per- formed a series of pantomimes and sang songs for 0Ur entertainment after which eviiryone gathered outside for the distributing of the tregggslf in spite of the language barrier, their thanks for the treats and other gifts, as well as our friendship, were expresgfed in smiles and bows that assured us of fheir appreciation. later a group of these orphans was invited out to the ship where they were ,shown movies and they in return entertained Us , f . 1 .- f1'g'T5

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I P 7 - rf Ai -f . va trekking through the rutted streets of inchon and along streets lined with shacks and shells of buildings, past the many open-air markets, past smelly fish markets we found our way to the sung ae won orphanage where we were greeted by a swarm of grinning small children. the home of these children was pretty meager and bare. the rough structure had seen paint in its day, but in spite of its outward appearance and the dry, dusty lot used for a yard, we walked across clean floors after removing our shoes. inside the building the rooms were ,- 5 , ,,,,tj.-.L .-il f ' 5,-1 W I f .,.5 L

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with songs and folk dances. before being taken back to their home, the children were served ice cream and cake. riding a truck to the outskirts of inchon, we visited k? 5'-H19 OI' morning star orphanage where we again were en79l'fUiI'Ied with folk songs, dances and panto- 58