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TWO-LIP TIME IN HOLLAN D-A nun cn sorely klst hU mM, deep in tulip bed
t Holland, Mich., where Holland recently iUred IU annual tulip festival. He is Darroll Kraal and
she Is Carlene De Witt Both are clad in typical Dutch costumes. J
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E X C H A N C EEmll Schram '
(above), Reconstruction Finance
Corporation chairman, was
named president
exchange to succeed
Chesney Martin
chairman, was -
at of N.Y. stock f "
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PLEA la his first press con
ferenee Rear Admiral Arthur J.
Hepburn (above), new chief of
navy's public relations, asked for
voluntary censorship on the
movement of vessels belonainr
to Britain, U.S., and "friendly
. forelfn neutrals."
OUT OF ROCKS A WAR BIRDFLIE S-Aralnst rocky backrround somewhere to East Africa, British bomber starU
Its takeoff leaving behind a trail of smoke and sand. Exact location of the airdrome shelterinr plane Is not fiven.
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SOLDIER'S LUL LAB Y John McKeever oes rockabye
in the arms of sturdy Henry Gerrets as the. w ntonlri
musical comedy. "Who Is Leslie?" at Camp Stewart, Ga. They rt
from the 287th coast artillery reilment of New Torn.
SPEEDWAY ENTRANTS
GLORY BE, IN THE PACIFIC Even the skies seem to have unfurled some stripes in
this dawn view of Old Glory ridinr P to her hlf h station at Fort de Russy. Honolulu, where soldiers
claim this flat is one of Uncle Sam's larresL It measures 2 x 3 feet, and six soldiers are needed to
handle It (The sky stripes are actually a palm tree in the foreground.)
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K I N C-A cousin of Italy's
Kmc Vlttorlo Emmanaele, the
polo-playtnr Duke of Spoleto
(above). 41, is now "Kin
Aimone" of Europe's newest state
the Axis-created Croatia. .
GIRL CRADU AT E The sweet tirl graduate rets a grade
of "excellent" for her fashion sense in this dotted Swiss grsdoatloa
rewu. It has extra long- sleeves, a deep, high-necked yoke of plain
organdie. There's delicate lace bow la the hair.
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ROSY-Fole position, ' Inside
the front row, for start of the
500-mile Indianapolis Speedway
classic May 30, goes to Mauri
Rose, an Allison airplane engine
plant worker.
T E X A N-Qualify!ng speed
that put George Barringer of
Houston, Tex., Into the Indiana
polis Speedway race May 30 was
122.299. He's a veteran of the
100-mile grind.
HOW ABOUT SOME SERVICE ?-"The service here is terrible.'' com pUta four birds as
rap Robin holds up distribution momentarily, en windowslll nest In suburban Louisville. Ky.
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HOPE Better Inch may at
tend efforts of Floyd Davis of
Springfield. HL. to cop the In
dUaapolis 8peedway atarathoa.
May 30. His racer cracked ap
daring his 1937 try.
AC A IN? -winner la 1130
and 1940, Wilbur Shaw (above)
Is out to repeat ta the Memorial
Day ante race at Indianapolis.
Hell bo la Row 1, along with
Rose and Mays. '
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: : , f r la the last 22 Aj&ARdlEr. ft lot ef
I n 8 V :rcl farp t Icast W32-M "c"03'1 Bumbers a per- ;
w : 1. As tin J Jeader, he plays an Veaon, "
farraaac. two performances a day. days a season.
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YOUNGSTERS HAVE OWN C LU BHOUSE-On the Charles River basin tn Boston U the clnbhonse (above), used by
Boston' "city kids" who are bow learalnf to uiL as part of a city nrorran to tale youngsters off crowded streets. The Junior yachtanen
come mosUy from (he crowded west end of Boston where there's little chance for wcreaUon. Wvate boat club members gave funds la
help city and state provide sallboaU and personnel for Instructing- the children. Walter Wood directs the recreational program.
R A C E R Drtvtng the No. 3 ear
of the Mike Boyle team, George
Connor (above) of Los A&reles
kit 121J94 BtpJi. cualifjing for
plaeo la Memorial Day cUssle
at Indianapolis. -
F R O N T Glendale'o f avorlte
entry la the Indianapolis Speed
way is this Calif ornlan. Rex
Mays (above), who Is la first
row. lie enalifled with a speed,
of 12S401.
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