Around the W^>rld News in Pictures
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QUEEN MARY ‘DOWN UNDER ’—The British liner Queen Mary entering the harbor
of Sydney N S. W., on one of her numerous trips as a transport to distant combat zones.
SOLOMONS SCEN E—This native settlement hear Kieta, }
on Bougainville island, northern Solomons, is across the island
f; / i the place where U. S. forces have established a beach-head.
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TOOTSIE AND HER K I TT E N S—Guarding them as
jealously as though they were puppies, Tootsie. Boston bull be
longing to Jack H. Leopold of Philadelphia, takes very good care
of the two kittens she has acio*;^ J.
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SOUTHERN JAPAN — This new base map of southern Japan includes the area in which
much of Nippon’s heavy industry has been concentrated.
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