Evening star
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LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY-WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY CRUISE
Leave New York Feb. 6. return Feb. 23-17 days My
Calling at Fort-de-France Cristobal
Port of Spain Kingston
La Guaira Matanzas (Cuhat
Cura?ao Rates from
Leave New York Feb. 25. return Mar. 9-12 day*
Calling at Fort-de-France La Guaira
Port of Spain (Carnival) Port au Prince
Rates .fom $335 tfr€acll o^o6
M, _ A*M* u» lew am 734 fmiaatt Strait. N. W. W*rtinet.»
Other cruises from Now York aboard the gay. Informal FLANDRE.
leave Doc. 13, return Jan. 4—12 dayi, ratal from *330. Loavo Jan. 20, return Feb. 2—U days, rate* from *3s*.
New Liner's Schedule
NEW YORK. The new
built Greek Line flag
ship Olympia, which recently
arrived here on it’s maiden voy
age, will make 13 North Atlantic
crossings from New York to
European ports between March
and November next year, accord
ing to the 1954 sailing schedule
for the Greek Line’s five passen
ger ships.
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CRUISING FUN AHEAD—Sailing on the North Atlantic route to Europe has dropped to a
trickle from summer’s virtual ferry service across “the pond.” But cruise ports, particularly
New York and New Orleans, will be busy with the bon voyage business as cruise sailings
fill in the gap. One of the upcoming cruises will wander through the Mediterranean and touch
India, with the American Export Lines’ Independence as the travelers’ home for 65 days.
Departure from New York is February 4. Here is pictured the sailing of one of the fleet of
American Export’s liners.
Europe Can Be a Breeze for the Polite
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
Evening star. (1953). Washington, D.C., 1953-11-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1953-11-08/ed-1/?sp=43
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1953-11-08.
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