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REFUGEE SHEE P—A girl refucee from the Dutch
of Neerkant leads two sheep to safety behind the front.
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RUBBER CEOCRAPHY—Lieut, pick Klett, USNR, air
combat intelligence officer on the USS Tulari. carries three
dimensional rubber terrain maps used to familiarize Navy and
Marine personnel with enemy objectives.
L 1C H T—Worker at New Ken
sington, lia, Alcoa plant holds
21-pound aluminum rag dfcum
developed for the ATC on CBl
rim. Average drum weighs 3d
pounds mare.
BOMB LOAD FOR A B -29—Five hundred pound demolition bombs ore lined tin rea-’v to be Ion"! ino a it#-:.*
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GERMAN PERSUADER —S. Sgt. Edwin E. Stoddard, *
Decorah, Iowa (left), and S. Sat. Lon Milew.hl, Waukegan. IlU j
examine thong found near Ubach, Germany, believed to have
been used by the Germane to make people talk. - j
BRITISH ARMOR MOVES UP — British armored
vehicles sn the western front in Europe rumble over a Bailey
bridgs which engineers have thrown across a stream.
SLICK-a brief exercise cos
tume with sweater style top,
wide belt and satin shorts serves
to set off the charms of statu
esque Dusty Anderson, motion
picture actress.