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sonic and Shrine insignia in "Mystic Band of Friendship.
3. Unique in conception, "The Oasis of the Pacific.
4. Al Mailaikah temple chanters. 5. Mayor Baker s
electrically illuminated office on wheels. 6. Murat of
Indianapolis' banner -bearers. 7. One could almost smell
the desert in "Hitting the Hot Sands for Mecca.
8. "Hang On to the Rope," and the Pendleton Indians
bore the rope. 9. Majestic indeed ivas "The Arabian
Knight." 1 0. Charles Ringler as the "Dancer of Ildez
Kiosk" "vamped" the crowds.
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