Faces Along the Way

A thoroughly entertaining autobiography by a genuinely remarkable man. Full of anecdotes of living in New York during the Twenties, sailing to Asia with the Navy between the wars, and working as a Red Cross official through World War II and the conflicts in Asia that followed. The author's keen observations of exotic locales, colorful personalities, and the momentous times in which he found himself make "Faces Along the Way" a fascinating and engaging read.