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ss l1l ' s v-1--5 if. Q - The World Famous Parthenon on the Acropolis GREECE 13 October - we lay at anchor in Phaleron Bay - off the coast of Piraeus the sea port of Athens. Founded in 86 B C Athens became the capitol of the newly established Greek kingdom in A D 1833 Repeatedly in her long history Athens has been caught up in the Cyclonic eye of the ravages of war and barbarism only to rise again Though we were foreign nationals our mission was of peace and reassurance. The destruction and havoc of the volcanic ash of war is everywhere evident However we were not really prepared for the scenes that greeted us. A thoroughly modern city filled with activity and reminders all about of the peak of culture once attained by THE ATHENS of the world. Today, as in the day of C-reece's greatest poet - Pindar, the heart of Athens ustreaming with oblations Qofferingsl, is wide- thronged with many a face . - and, modern Athens, clean, busy and gay with its more than one half million inhabitants is centered upon Omonia Square. Here the best cafes, the Zappeion gardens - most attractive - when lit up at night. Constitution Square, with the white marble facade of the palace, along which march the colorful Evzones - the palace guard. Then there was Yannakis' - the most famous cafe in Athens - the center of news, gossip and political canards. Perhaps, the only difference the early Greeks might observe would be that of our modern uniforms and dress. A city long to be remembered! 23 ul?-an hunk.-1-.