Mount McKinley (AGC 7) - Naval Cruise Book

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.-jjilxt. - ff' f' 'ff,f':'Z'3S',gf jf' 1'1'y I5 ,Y I :r x fr gg U I ' The annual geisha parade in the fam0uS Nokimura district is both hiSt0f1C and enjoyable. Once a year the famous entertainers wend through the streets in their traditional kimono wearlng fhell' classic hairdo. Nagoya Castle, once inhabited by the Owari clan. is one of old Japan's most colorful architectural gems. ......4

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HEN THE MOUNT BICIQINIJEXV sailed for the Far East. one of its holds was filled with clothing for the refugees in Korea, a contribution of the people of San Diego. A war torn city. Inehon, with an ill-clothed populace, was the scene for Chaplain Bielski's distribution of the Clothing. .f 28 sr gh ' 'K'4' Chaplain Bielski pays a visit to some of his old friends at the Star Of The Sea Orphanage. This homeless young lady lived in a cave by the wayside. After a little ditliculty, the chaplain proved that warm cloth- ing gains new friends. To show appreciation of their new attire. these Korean children put on a fashion show.

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'l'lu-so young visitors. on conducted tour thru the pilot house, muy he .Iz1pun's future ocean- goiug cuptuins und sea-lurers. OIJICRN, INDUSTRIAL NAGOYA mzmufnclluros everything from motorcycles lo time chinzlwure while still highly conscious ol' the past. These are evident in the colorful geisha pzmmfles, the venerable old crufrllo and the old pottery artisans whose contrilmutions have brought fume to Japan. Qu.. .