Los Angeles (CA 135) - Naval Cruise Book

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MORE PEOPLE TO PEOPLE Ironi (icncial isitini;. Special isiting and just brinsjins; friends on board, to stopping and chatting with an individual on a train, in a shop or bar, we met many people in the places we visited. Perhaps we satisfied some lingering curiosity someone had had about the L .S. or had a puzzling question in our own minds cleared up. As interesting and interested people crossed paths, friendships developed. ho could say whether the paths may cross again? Though there may be no definite answer to that question it is for sure that iriect- ing so many people and becoming their friends has made the world just a little bit smaller, more a place where cooperation and under- standing are easily achieved.