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FILIPINOS LEND A HAND — Filipino natives on Leyte Island help place sandbags
around a 90-mm. anti-aircraft battery set up after the U. S. invasion.
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POLES IN HOLLAN D—A Polish mechanized unit passes a tyr‘ ' r tch windmill near the
front where Poles are battling the Germans in Hoita.ui.
AWAIIAN STABLE IN KENTUCKY —Five Hawaiian horses owned by T. D. Collins of Honolulu line up to have
UmIT picture* taken at Louisville. Left to right are Olena, Kokua, Kaoha. an unnamed colt and Hope Konu.
A CERMANwOVEN — Doors of a crematory oven in Ger
many's "death factory” in Lublin. Poland, yawn open as skeletons
t wof victims lie in foreground. Lublin was captured by Russians.'
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MAC ARTHUR’S RETURN — Gen. Douglas MacAr
thur (left), with Lt. Gen. Richard Sutherland at his side, wades
ashore to Leyte in the Philippines late in October to make good k
his promise, “I shall return,” when Japs drove out his forces early
in the war. Philippine invasion climaxed Pacific “island hopping.”
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