Union (AKA 106) - Naval Cruise Book

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FOREIGN ATTRACTIONS W Ze, We were exposed to foreign life styles. We sometimes found ourselves in crowds of orientals who were tourists in their own land. We were pleased at, and even spoiled, by the cab drivers and shops keepers who were so accommodat- ing. The ports of call tried to produce what Americans Want9 thereby diverting sailors' attention from some of the more traditional characteristics of the coun- tries.