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August 8, 1966
SS Shalohm
Today it is the Island of Pal-
ma da Mallorca. A very rocky
place extending irregularly for
quite a distance. We docked
about noon. Bus trips had been
arranged. Such a crowd wait-
ing for bus, I elected to forego,
Went for a walk on my own.
Need the exercise. Lots of old
walls here too. Quite an area
near the bay is in ruins. Could
be the ravages of war. Streets
are narrow and steep mostly.
There are some modern boule-
vards with plenty of traffic. Al-
so, many large modern hotels
and apartments. Most build-
ings are of stone. I saw one
being built of cement blocks;
another of concrete hoisted with
an old-fashioned crane. The
building sites are mostly at the
bottom of the hills. Sonic arc
cut into the face with series of
steps leading up. There are
tables and chairs outside the
bars with awning overhead, We
leave here for Naples tonight
sometime. Left at midnight.
Watched them pull out by tug.
Took about an hour. Harbour
looks beautiful under the lights.
The Juan Matu Valancia pulled
out just before us with all lights
gleaming. Looked very im-
pressive. Have a ticket for ex-
cursion from Naples tomorrow.
May go to the Isle of Capri.
August 10th,
SS Shalohm
Naples Harbour. Docked at
10;10 ae rn. Passengers go
ashore. The trip to Capri has
been cancelled, as ship was
late arriving. May go ashore
after lunch just to look around.
This is a large harbour. Much
docking space and many ships.
Four American "Men-of War"
are docked across the bay. The
buildings look impressive from
here. No war damage visible.
Went for a walk in vicinity
of dock before lunch. Very
warm. Sat in a park for a time
then went back to ship. Many
people had gone off so I was
able to get in on first setting.
After lunch went on tour to
Pompei and around down-town
city. Streets are narrow; traf-
fic congested. The road to
Pompei is made of asphalt.
Most of the others are still cob-
blestone.
The ruins are impressive.
Buried under 31 feet of lava
about 3000 years ago, flowing
• from Vesuvius ten miles away.
Most of it has been dug out,
land restoration is still going on.
Some of it to the original style
I using different mate''al in
places. We were taken through
a jewellry factory. The jewel-
lry is made by hand. Didn't
buy any. The land is different
from that about Lisbon. Looks
productive. Mostly gardens,
vegetables and fruits. No stone
On our way now to Greece. Left
at 7:30 p.m.
August 11th
SS Shalohm
Last night we went through
the Messina Strait, between
Sicily and Italy. Went up on
deck at 4:30 a.m. Supposed to
be spectacular. Just two rows
of lights, one on each side of
ship. Passed through about 5
a.m. After being up most of
night, slept most of today.
Wind is the highest it has been
so far on trip. Weather has
been good. No rain and not
too hot. The boat is air-con-
ditioned in places.
Tonight has been a gala
night. Sort of a farewell dint
ner with pomp and ceremony.
We had Hawaiian wine and
caviar. Didn't care for either.
Cornish hen with dressing (half
a broiler). Sort of an ice-
cream cake and coffee. I was
satisfied. Several pictures were
taken of our table along with
waiters. Hope I can get a
couple of them for keepsakes.
The girl next to me speaks Eng-
lish and is from New York. The
others jabber away in some oth-
er language.
Money for the cancelled trip
to Capri has been refunded.
Bought ticket for another trip.
This one to Daphni. Ship sup-
posed to dock early at Piraeus
6 a.m. This will be an all-
day tour. Then on our way to
Ilaifa.
August 14th
SS Shalohm
The end of the voyage. We
dock in the morning. Quite an
experience. Suitcases all pack-
ed and in the corridors ready for
the porters. The corridors are
so full of luggage we can hard-
ly move. Many of the passen-
gers are remaining in Israel and
they have a great amount of
luggage. Will likely be a has-
sle getting away, and time
spent in standing around wait-
ing.
There was a "Good-bye pro-
gram". Issued diplomas to the
successful students of the Ile-
brew class conducted on board
for the last two weeks. Then
they chose a Queen of the Ship.
The judges were six men cov-
ering ages 20 to 30; 30 to 40;
40 to 50; 50 to 60; 60 to '70 and
70 plus. As no one volunteer-
ed for the latter, I took it on.
We hurl the r' Dice of three la-
dies frc.en the audience. I chose
an elderly lady. She was from
New Jersey. The ladies had to
gig their names; where they
from and how they enjoy-
ed the trip, and why they were
coming to Israel. There were
seventeen of them. A very in-
teresting cross section. Two
were from Canada, two were
travel agents on a scouting trip,
four were young girls coming to
stay, two of whom were teach-
ers and two were going to at-
tend University. The others
were mostly tourists. Then they
had to walk around the stage.
Each had a number. A girl from
California won the vote. Did
not get her name. She is a
qualified teacher. She plans to
attend college in Israel and
stay to teach. Two princesses
were also chosen. One was from
Manhattan and the other from
Montreal. They were given
presents. The Queen received
a jewel box; a bottle of cham-
pagne and a bottle of French
bath perfume. The other la-
dies received a hook, Tales of
Neptune.
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