Telfair (APA 210) - Naval Cruise Book

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MARSEILLE The CINTRA was the first stop for many, the only f0l' Some- AK X In central Marseille, is the All Saints Church, visited by few, remembered by none. Liberty call, Marines and Sailors hit the beach together, who knows what Cor whomj they might hit next. The inner harbor of Marseille presents a picturesque scene for entering visitors. ' All hands rememberthis viewofanew French highway, as liberty was cancelled on three days. High winds and white water had washed out any hopes of liberty, and nearly meant a dented fantail, as Telfair was almost hit by a roving tanker, which had broken loose from its anchor. l l 3 i

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if it 3, l l l F. 1 EKHJDAYS Ui? Z Carol Baker arrives for a Christmas visit. NAPULI ' Mx Carol Baker and her sugar daddy. Christmas dinner Navy style. Y The cooks and their labor of rl love - Christmas dinner. Naples harbor aglow from the lights of Navy ships.

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i i i PATRAI PALMA Spending three days alone intropical Palma took its toll: no time for pictures and smaller libertyparties One of the most beautiful sights in Palma is the Cathedral in the city. v . I v lf, Patrai, a guiet little, out-of-the-way village which provided us with a jumping off point for Athens. ww, ' Athens, as seen from the Acropolis, presents a SPfaW'in9 city with many varieties of entertainment. On the way to Athens many of Telfair's tourists stopped at the Corinth Canal. For over a hundred years this canal has been providing a transit way from the Agean Sea to the Gulf of Corinth. A classic picture of the Acropolis from anearby hill. . Q i 6, ,. , . K1 tag 12