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LIRE TO POUNDS TO LIRE TO DRACHMAE We were at sea again, on our way from Messina to Eamagusta, Cyprus Cvia Sfax, Tunisia, a port we never saw because rough water prohibited putting boats over the sideb, basking beneath the warm Mediterranean sun, 5900 miles from snowbound Philadelphia, At Eamagusta we were to embark Admiral R. L. Conolly, Commander'in'Cbief, US. Naval Forces, Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean, the big boss as it were, with a part of his stall from London, for a courtesy visit to jidda, in the land of King Ibn Saud-Saudi Arabia. Needless to say, since the Roanoke was to be the Admiralls flagship for this trip, our sun basking was inter' rupted by frequent field days throughout the ship- holystoning the decks, shining brightwork, chipping paintwork and chipping teeth. But this was the life, we thought, cruising in the balmy Mediter' FAMAGU S TA Cha lain Hartun , P S with a U'Drii'c'lt Caravan in Famagusta, Cypr ranean in mid'Eebruary, on our way to the farfaway enchanted lands of Egypt and Arabia. Cccasionally our thoughts wandered homeward: what were our wives and families doing? Shovelling snow and coal, making payments on fur coats, snillling and sneezing, feeding the baby codfliver oil and putting chains on the car? . . . Such a lot of botherl Cnce ashore in Eamagusta, on the ancient island of Cyprus, we found ourselves back in the dollar' pound money exchange again. We were old hands at it this time. We'd spent five days in training in the British Crown Colony of Gibraltar. Our now familiar American Express agent was awaiting us in Eamagusta to take us touring to see the Cthello Tower in the old walled city, scene of Shakespeare's great tragedy , the nearby city of Salamis, founded in ancient times by the Phoenicians, where the dust HS
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