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THE SINGING K I N G To oblige his master. N. Y. lire
man George Donnelly. King elves out with a canine song perhaps
to say he's ready for the Dalmatian flrehoase competition at the
annual Westminster Kennel Club show. Kinr won it last year.
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RETURN OF THE HORSESHOE DAYS Horseshoe pitching Is part of the physical
education curriculum at Newcomb, women's department of Talane U. at New Orleans. La. Left to rijhU
Nina Many (pitchlnr ), Clarissa Steer. Florence BL Coyne and Ruth Calzada.
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PRIORIT Y i her pale blue
cotton lac rown. pcarl-em
broidered and enlivened by
eerise cotton roses at the neck
line, N. Y. Showgirl Lois Janu
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lime bans oa silks. The roses also
trim her blue cotton tiores.
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GUARDING A PRECIOUS S E C R E T Armed rcards with runs drawn escort aviation
cadets carryinr Uncle Sam's all-secret, all-powerful bomb sirhts (in the bars) out to the planes for
bombiar practice at the bombardier traininr air corps advanced flying- school in Albaquerane, N. Mex.
Between flights the sights are stored in a vault that Is heavily guarded.
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set pattern, as can be seen from the. network of wheel and caterpillar tracks imprinted tn the sanis.
S E N T R Y Behind the door of
this vault being guarded by Corp.
Leon Oasatt, a Texan, at the
bombardier training school In
Albaquerque, N. Mex. Is the
secret bomb sight nsod by army
bombing planes. The sights art
taken est for traininr flights.
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PROCRESS TOWARD A PI LL BOX Flat on the rround lie two U.S. array engineers,
shielding themselves as the bangalore torpedo they brought opeqriodestn barbed wire Protecting a
enemy plUbox- under attack. Demonstration was at Fort Belvoir. Va. Oneo a way through the wire
was cleared, soldiers used flame-throwers at the report and pillbox entrances, plas explosives.
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YAN KEE CUSTOM There most bo some American ap
petites in the neighborhood when a hamburger sign appears.
This on is oomewhers in England when Yanks are assemblinr
U.S.-made planes. Some war added sign chalked p in Japanese,
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i0?,S-Wllllam H. Collins,
sUndinr at the sand-barred ca
trance to the power plant of Uo
Fore Klver shipyard of Bethle
hem Steel Co. at Qnlncy, Mass.
is general superintendent el the
rarel that's busy tnrniar oat
ships for Uncle Sam.
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, CAPITOL CLOSEU PS Two famCiar nrnres en Capitol
KU1 la T7astinrtn take time out from heavy legislative chores to
have a laugh. Left te right: Sen. Elllscn D. "Cotton Ed Smith of
Couth Carolina, an Secretary. of Arrirrltnre Claude Wickard- (
WH I M S Y-The AHied V for
Yktory slogan is definitely tn
the mind of Film Actress Alexis
Smith as she wears a striUnr
Victory cape of white fox far
with the hare "V accented by
silver fox far. Shoulders are de
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VILKK, rwR CAXCO BOATS Cveatnally these boilers wfl find their wav Into the
earre boats belnr bn&t. seven at a time, at the Todd-Bath shipyard In South FortUnd. Me, where
assembly line methods and prefabrication are used, to speed up predoctlon. Eritata is te ret the car
, rent batch of boats. About " wi iw mtm tarinr and lannchinr
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ALL'S WILt WITm WELDEIUprotective cape and
a numbered heed so hide this welder at the Todd-Bath shipyard
ta South Portland, Me. that he almost becomes part el the cargo .
, . ehip, en which he's working. Fart of boat Is prefabricated