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Iran. This photo was sent from Moscow to New York by radio.
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nsomewhere on the front,'" as they held their weapons overhead. This photo was sent from Mo
to New York via radio.
The Duke of Kent Inspected a marine roard of honor following his
arrival at the naval air station at Norfolk, Ta, on a tour of de
fense activity in thai area.
The Duke of Kent tried his hand at the controls of an army scent ear after a demonstration a the
Glenn L. Martin aviation plant near Baltimore, Md. Cot Herbert Lawes, 'tommandtnx offieer of the
army's nearby Holabird quartermaster depot, w as instructins.
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WAR'S OVERHEADThere'ssomeo.nestlon among the
Australian troopers In the African desert war sono as to whether
they adopted Myrtle, the magpie, or whether she adopted them.
A soldier's hat Is her favorite perch
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newly-named VJ&. minister to
Iceland, smiles as he leaves the
White House after a recent con
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RACES CO ON, WITH CIRL JOCKEYS Puerto Uoo race fans with an eye for
something besides horses aren't minding much the shortage of male Jockeys at Quintans racetrack, due
to the demands of national defense. Maris. Quinones (left) and Carmen del Vaile carry on In the
Debutante Sweepstakes, ;now a weekly event at San Juan brack.
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ANY WINDS, TO DAY? Atop Grandpa's Knob, a t.t-.
foot mountain at Castleton. VL, this windmill whirs around, the
second of Its two 32-ton, St-foot stainless steel blades having been
recently Installed. The windmill is designed to generate 1.000 kilo
watts of electrical power, according to Its designer. Palmer Coos
. Utt Putnam (above) of Boston.
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worry L' already about school days ahead.
MAN FROM MISSOURIne
sees for himself, does
H. P. Eisenreica, who's checking up on a mushroom crop at his
turn near St Losis. He see is the flashlixht because his firm Is an
abandoned railroad tsnnel having damp darkness mushrooms Lke-
Cll TY OF H ILLS To get from one street to another fn
parts of Lisbon, that cosmopolitan Portuguese ciiy that funneis
refngees and travelers heading for the Americas, an elevator Is
used. This one L.'U pedestrians from Ena Anria. to fcl'her parts el
the ciiy asi is near the geld and silver fUtce trtTlsaea fi
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