Topeka (CLG 8) - Naval Cruise Book

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OSAKA TOUR OF x ES i Q C A S T L E ,:,, L E D U S TO SOME TYPICAL, YET BEAUTIFUL, SAMPLES OF JAP- ANESE CREATION. AS ON OTHER TOURS, WE RAN INTO MANY JAP- ANESE SCHOOL CHILDREN WHO ARE ALWAYS CURIOUS ABOUT AMERICANS. A , , . , .2-gr-,-miffef fm., ,.,5e1,,p,,M, N,-f,g Q5g,,N: ,Mw,-f,W..',,:-H . .f , V -- fy '7 .Ma 1:33g,'t5i,Q.p-2?wf,-,'sw,'f+:mww.-w,f5w:.,n ,,,, row-'.1, -f'f ? If - ., . 'R V wFvX,A,y,,e4e5j4?.?f ,Cf fH,.yA'?.j.rJ,1- Mar-44 we uw ff ,..Qg4.5,.A ,www wwf . ,JK v V , ,- ,, ,Gm , , ' ' f H 1:5 ' - , 5 ,ge 'w ylfif 2 R3 W Q 5, . Q - 5:11,-2 elf .- , ,- if . .f fgm2f.-EZ., 0' af -. re f H sf '.,,4s,,.mv.w ,W f ,Qb2Wm,f,Na --Wfzwf f A A f-f .93 3 I , , pg , I f l A I Maiestic and solemn-Osaka's Imperial Enlhronemenf Palace. f J. , W' ,' In V 'J f, Throngs of TOPEKANS visited Osaka Castle. Japanese school children are always friendly.