11 Tho Stat man, Salom. Oregon. Sunday. January 30. 1949
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UNDERWATER FEEDING . PgtSy Beyett feeds
imm of the Bsh. during the "Mermaid Show In the l-nderw ater
Theater be low. the surface jrf Wekiwaehe Sprints, Fla.
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IHas tree t op In smoke at Minneapolis, Minn., in an annual
omtntpit7 celebration. Discarded trees are collected for the blaze.
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GIANT AND MIDGET OF THE AIR The WetBe, which has wine span of IS feet, nestles under a 400-troop
transport, the XC-99, at San Diero, Calif. The small plane carries one man, lying prone, is 13 feet lone and weighs ISO pounds.
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CERMAN BEAUTY
Ruth oWilbert (above), of
Nuernberg, won the title of Mis
Nuernberg.' two dresses, a radio
and a vacation, over 127 other
contestants in a beauty contest.
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PRETTYINC HED YVktor Mature, as Samson, talks
with Hrdy La mar r who is being made up. before-they go before
the camera in a scene of "Samson and Delilah" at Hsllywood.
COMMANDER Lieu,
tenant General K. M. Cariappa
(above), who was recently ap
pointed Commander-in-Chief of
the Indian Army, becomes the
first Indian to bold the offico.
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Dachshunds, make the usual motions about lunch on their arrival
from London at LaGuardla Field. New York, for an animal dealer.
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' VITTLES ORIGINATOR First Lieutenant Gail
i. Halvorsen. originator of "Operation Little Vlttles' of the Berlin
ytirlilt, caicnes up wim nw m -e -
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TROUBLE DOUBLED Agnes (left) and Maud Mayes, five-year-old twins of Chicago.
smilingly share a glass of milk after returning home from the Aurora Hospital-follow ing appendix
operations on each. Previously they had mumps, chicken: pox and pneumonia at the same time.
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LUNCH OUTD OORS Rlehard Badger. 2!':. finds
companion ready to join him for a bite, in Teca. a pet deer at tho
Rare Bird Farm near Kendall, Fla. Tecas a friend of all vhalors,
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DIPLOMATIC WAITER James C. Dunn (right). U. S. Ambassador to Italy, offers a
plate of frMit and pastry to one of the young guests at a luncheon given to ono hundred children
mi Rome by "Salvatore.' Komt restaurant keeper. Mrs. Dunn, wife of the Ambassador Is at the left
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LUXURY TRAILER Jean Lyman sits at the dining
table ef a British trailer to be shown at Chicago. In background
la the kitchen and at left a divan which becomes a double bed.
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END OF THE LOGGING T K A I i. Thousands of logs rest on the Ice at Stevens. Ontario, awaiting the Spring thaws
that will float them downstream 100 miles to the paper mill at Marathon. Ontario. World demands for paper led Canadian lumber
licks to an all-time record for Winter logging operations through the use of mechanical devices.
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A C T O R - DIRECTOR-WRITER Film actor.
director Erie Ton Strohelm autographs a copy of bit novel ,
"Faprika for movie actress Denis Vernae la a Paris bookstore. i
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