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This Is an architect'! drawing of the Georgian mansion now under construction at Callander, Ontario,
for the Dionne quintuplets, their parents and brothers and sisters. The house will have more than.
25 rooms and will be completed soma time this year. .
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A leading juvenile actress in the
silent picture days, and later the
heart interest in western thrillers,
Dorothy Langdon now works in
a Detroit war plant, inspecting
airplane parts. With her husband-
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Dorothy St Lawrence of Providence, R. I., is probably comparing mer actress, known as "Baby
the cotton cord inner tube protector she Is holding with a similar Dorothy Phelps" during her early
looking feminine undergarment It has been designed by the screen career, became tired of
Firestone Rubber company to protect inner tubes against the "just playing and doing nothing
Chaffing action of worn tires. Dorothy, taking a mechanic's train- and went to work to do her part
Following In the footsteps of his
famous fattier, Jessop Sherman,
. 17, only son of Rear Admiral i
Frederick C. Sherman, command
er of the Ill-fated aircraft carrier
Lexington, Is shown being sworn
Into the U. S. Coast Guard as an
apprentice seaman. Young Sher
man said he chose the Coast.
Guard because his father's in tha
Navy, he has a cousin in the Ma
rines and another in the Army
and he "felt he would like to
round It out" Picture was taken
in Washington.
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ing course, is being instructed in its use.
in the war effort
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It was a big day for the camera fans among the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps' members at Fort Des Moines, la-, when the
"Wacks" staged their first parade and Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby,
national director of the organisation, obligingly posed for such
"shots' as this one.
Selected to represent New York
In the "Miss America contest In
AUanUo Qty, N. J, in Septem
Toer, Selene Mahri .poses glamor
eusly for the cameraman in her
New York hotel.
Machine guns over their shoulders, aerial "triggermen are shown
on their way to their training planes which will take them aloft for
their daily gunnery lesson over the Gulf of Mexico. The men, sta
tioned at the Harnngen, Tex., Army Gunnery School, will be trans
ferred to bomber combat crews upon completion of their course,
Here Is the wreckage of a four-story warehouse In Milwaukee, which collapsed, killing an estimated
12 men and injuring 10 others.
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General Lei tan D Carvalho ot
the Brazilian Army has arrived
la the United States to confer
with General George C Marshall,
U. S. chief of staff, cone exiling
hemispheric defense.
tooting la Bombay several years aga .
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These converted fishing -vessels and other sea-going craft are shown just before leaving a west coast port
for inshore patrol of the U. S. Pacific coast The boats arc part of a vast fleet of wooden ships that do vital
guard duty against prowling Axis submarines. Their peaceful fishing pursuits are ended for the duration.
Former charge d'affaires al-Ber
Jin, Leland B. Morris of Pennsyti
mania, above, has been nominated
by President Roosevelt to be XJ. S.
minister to Iceland. Morris would
succeed Lincoln MacVeagh, who
has been made minister to South
Africa.
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Camouflaged to blend Into wood
ed tujrToundIcgs, an American
soldier is shown " wearing ' a
"sniper" suit. The picture is by
courtesy of the Army newspaper.
The averase American would caS this a whisUe .top. eonmUUi M It Wc a
tion and hilf a dozen cottages, but some day Alameto may rank to totor u a
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