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"Grand Trix do Dachau" during a carnival near the M-Umi concentration camp la Germany.
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CALL TO MUSICIANS A mammoth violin in the
Munich railroad station advertises Germany's first fair for musical
instruments at Mittenwaid, noted for Tiolin production.
, lUVtNILl ANlMAL-LOVlfc -ucy Webb. t.
danfkter of laa Webb, veteran bars trainer at Wheeling Downs.
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an Its first promenade by proud
"mamma" la preparation for the
aatama fair of the Austrian toy
industry la Vienna.
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PHYSICIAN'S PET S-Brlg. Gen. Wallace II. Graham,
physician t President Traman. visits his birds, a macaw (left)
and a mynah. la bis garden at Walter Reed Hospital. Washinrton.
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WANDERING W A H 0 0 William C. Whitehead, of
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joff Morebead City, N. C far from iU babiUt around West Indies.
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east and the other smiling wanly, were among the guerrilla captives brought back from the Grammos
Mountains by Greek government forces after the recent drive to clear the area of communists.
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SiegrUt. of Newport. K. L. wears
a modern costume as she pedals
down the street on a high
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TOKYO FOUR YEARS LATER -J mtrance to
u. s. Army nasaingiM IlelshU housing area, formerly grounds
of Mem Temple. Tokyo, has error la siga to add Japanese touch.
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a dance exhibition at a meeting of the Maine Three Quarter Century Club in South Portland.
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MINISTER. Th
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(above) as Minister to Hungary
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AM VET COMMANDER
Harold J. Russell (above), of
WMertowa. Mass, a hamtless
veteran, was elected National
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schoolboy who won a prize of lour weeks la Eat land and the U. 8. in the European Recovery; pro
47am ttiiy 00a lost, studies; map of America, surrounded by bis mother and five brothers and sisters