Around the World News in Pictures
VETERAN — Ted Martin
(above), a veteran of World
War II, has written a compo
sition “Song of the WAC,” which
was used in a WAC recruiting *
drive in New York.
OLDEST — Rep. Joseph J.
Mansfield,. 84, (D-Tex.) is the
oldest member of the house.
DREAMY —Hand under chin
and thoughtful eyes give a
dreamy look to this portrait of
Actress Pat Parrish.
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60,000,OOOTH PART-. Wave Lieut. (Jg) C. T. Suit
holds the 60,000,000th wartime optical part produced by Bausch
& Lomb at Rochester, N. Y.—a prism used in the range finder of
big navy guns. Capt. F. S. Withington of the Navy ordnance bu
reau ac','"'4s it f—M. H. Eisenhart, company present.
SEASIDE BICYCLISTS — Emma and Alison Sargent.
Australian vacationists, set around Narrabeen. one of Sydney’s
seaside resorts, on their bicycles.
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C E N E R A L—Maj. Gen. Clif
ton B. Cates (above) is com
mander of the Fourth Marine
division which took part in the
first landings on the Japanese
held outpost of Iwo Jima,
CREEKS 'DOWN U_N D E R ’ — Greek fkhtbv men
march through the streets of Sydney, N. S. W., to the cenotaph to
lay a wreath in celebration of Greek national day.
BUST OF STATESMAN — Bryant Baker, New York
sculptor, stands beside his bust of Cordell Hull, former secretary
of state, which was unveiled in the Tennessee state capitol*
NEW G O V E R N 0 R * S F A M I L Y _ Sir Willoughby Norrie, veteran of Middle East cam •
paigns and new governor of South Australia, and his family stop at government house %vH«Vv «
route to Adelaide. Left to right, Miss Eleanor Kearans, Sir Willoughhv* -f™ SXfllit vY’ ® *
Lady Norrie, Guy and George Norrie. Sir WiUoughby NorHe. R°Semary Norne’