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UPSIDE DOW N—Just for variety, Flight Lieut. C. J. Mc
Kenny does a little inverted gliding in a Tiger Moth plane at an
elementary flying training school somewhere in the state of Vic
1 toria, Australia.
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SHOOTING MISTLETOE - Roy Acuff. hillbilly en
lertainer. blazes away with his shotgun to bring down some
mistletoe on a farm near Nashville, Tenn. Standing by with her
arms full of the shrub is Minnie Pearl of Nashville.
DIVE AT FOREST HILLS—Francisco Segura misses the hall and takes a dive in Forest
Hills tennis match with Bill Talbert, who later Idst in men's finals to Sgt. Frank Parker.
FAR NORTH FIGHTIN G—The U. S. Coast Cw<? *orrh»f 'utifr Eastwind, helping de- i
stroy Nazi weather station on northeast Greenland, turns over captured supi ties to Danish si**d patrol.
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INSPECTION BY KING — King George VI, accompanied by Got. T.. Gooch (left), com
mander of the Horse Guards, inspects men of the Household Gavilry at a southern tn»‘and barracks
READY TO S A I L—Sea bags packed, four of the guards
who man guns on merchant ships look over the new booklet of 1
games and puzzles issued by the National Recreation Association
for the armed forces. Left to right are Seamen First Class Rob
ert Sahm of Cincinnati, John A. Smith, Augusta, Ga.; Peter M.
| Byers, New Castle, Pa.; and Howard J. Zilch, Attleboro, Mass, a I * »
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