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Around the World News in Pictures
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Y 0 U N C AUTOGRAPH F A NS—Sylvia Zaremba, young guest star with the New York
^ Philharmonic Symphony orchestra, obliges a group of her fans with autographs. ’
© 0 B s> Y PLAYS i O WIN — Comedian Bobby Clark
improves his game by judicious use of a make-up mirror as he
' ’strives to best June Havoc in a crazy-eights contest backstage in
‘ the Broadway theater where both appear in a musical comedy.
BIG TUBE — This giant
electronic tube, when completed
in the Bloomfield, N. J., West
inghouse war plant, will melt a
tin coating on strip steel to form
a mirror-smooth plating.
READY TO LEAP _ Maj. Joseph F. Westover fright),
. Winners, III., inspects two 100-pound Siberian huskies which
. aie .>0*4) to take off in an AAF plane in British Columbia for •
t, 9 practice parachute trap aa part of their training, v j
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JEEP FISHERMA N—Wyn Herbsl use* a Jeep to reach a
good fishing spot in Maumee rapids, Waterville, O., a trick which
lVilly* Overland designers of the all-around vehicle predict will
/K. w become common after the war.
^ Ann Curtis Wins 400~Meter Event
AR T AX E N — Damaged and partly repaired German
crowd thU hangar at an airfield ca»W*rv if fto AlWei »oona*h Army In «l»e Herlgnaoe area of
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KANSAS CITY, MO.—Ann Curtis of San Francisco won the 400^
fmeter free style sw-im meet at the National AAU meet. Pictured herOj
is L. P. Cookingham, City Manager, presenting medals to contestants^
in the meet. Left to right: Ann Curtis, winner of the event and lead-'
ing scorer in the meet. Second place went to Joan Fogle, Indianapolis,
reaching for medal. Third place went to Florence Schmidt, of New
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