Midway (CVB 41) - Naval Cruise Book

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■ BdiSiO Qoem V V The fabulous Rue I ' igalle, unattractive by day, glistens boldly and raucuush by night. The pleasure seeker can more than find his fill in these p;ay clubs. Au revoir, Paris. A tired, but nevertheless happy group is about to leave Paris. Each and everyone took back many pleasant memories.

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