Tuesday, January 26, 1951
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL; Salem, Oregon
Pag 15
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LEAVINC AFTER L U N C HMiry, a 64-ytar-old
elephant. leaves a freight car in Berlin after delaying for a day
the unloading of circus animals by eating their health certificates.'
MOTHER NATURE THE SUPREME ARTIST Snow-covered trees and deer In search of fodder afe Mia
Ingredients of this winter wonderland scene, unmatched by many artists, In a park near Copenhat en, Denmark, after a recent snowfall.
A ROYAL WELCOME A flower and streamer
decked dancer brandishes his spear as he takes part In reception
to Queen Elisabeth and Duke of Edinburgh at Nukualofa. Tonga.
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CARRIES OWN POWER Stanley Van Voorheea
of Los Angeles shows his motor-driven skis designed for cross-,
country rescue work and hunters, trappers and military skiers.
CARRYINCHIS SHARE Tnrklsli'porler are noted frr their itronc back and thla
one demonstrates his prowess with heavy load of boxes on a street in Istanbul.
CLOTH ES.ACA I N
Famed perfumer Gabrlelle
Chanel, once a top Paris dress
maker, selects fabrics for the
collection with which she will
reopen Paris establishment
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VISION AND REALIZATION Mrs. Fanny
Palach, younr designer, shows her sketch of a suit that won first
prise in Paris contest. At left Is model wearing completed garmenU
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rUECKINC A GIFT Hollanders listen to a carillon
-f 49 belit in a test at Rotterdam. Carillon is Dutch gift to America
0,49 tot iii part in liberation of The Netherlands.
YOUNC COMPOSER
Angelika Kraft, 12-year-old
composer, works on 100-page
score of her children's opera
"Light for Love" which had
premiere In Eutln. Germany.
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THE NEW AND THE 0"L D French President-elect Rene Cosy responds,) eheera.
while on way to courtesy call on President Vincent Aurlot In Paris. In car is Premier Joseph LanleL
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WHEN WOOD REICNED Clifford Smith. San
Gabriel, Cat., hardware store owner and old tool collector, displays
late I8lh century wooden shovels and forks from his collection.
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STATUARY FILE A workman reaches for a "refer
enee ropy." one of MO small-scale copies in Cologne. German.
Cathedral attic to check on Cathedral statuary restoration work. .
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AFTER SCIENTIFIC CLIMB Paraehul. which stowed tMOMont fall of a.teil
missile to help It to an upright landing, envelops rocket In California's Mojare desert,
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