Valley Forge (CV 45) - Naval Cruise Book

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'lfmnx ' . 'G 1 H . , . '2E1Ef21?? 4 . 'G ...IPM-u rl I if! gs, 'JN 'Q w 5 ,K f U fy f 1 EZE if f ' ' 4 , 2 ol Y i M Old friendships were renewed and new ones formed shortly after liberty had begun. A few of the men had been down under before and some of these were engaged to be married. To them this was their opportunity to fulfill their long delayed plans and soon wedding bells were ringing. Sydney opened its homes and heart to the Americans and entertained them most hospitably.

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X jzxlvgwswff. X The horses run the wrong way in Sydney, but we found that the hot tips were much the same as at Belmont Park. How- ever, not everyone spent his time at the races as you can see.