Salem (CA 139) - Naval Cruise Book

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ANN , TE AGJQRLY looked forward to by all members of the Sixth Fleet is a visit to that fabulous strip of land known as the Riviera. Cannes, the wealthiest spot on the French Riviera, is within easy striking distance of Nice, Golfe Juan, Villefranche and Monte Carlo, Tour parties are usually planned for these points of interest and even for Paris and Switzerland for those who care to leave the Riviera. Cnstumed dancers perform. Riviera Bench at Xicc, France.