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FOURTH-GRADE
SCHOOL-.
MA
KM
is
Michigan's
choice
to
cop
the
Miss
America
title
in
Atlantic
City
In
September.
She
is
20-year-old
Velva
Robbins
of
Dowagiac.
A
OR
REX
HARRISON
AND
FILM
STAR
GR
;TA
GAK0
discover
that
there
is
no
escape
va-'-Hible
from
the
persistent
cameraman
who
ca'thes
thorn
as
they
enter
a
restaurant
in
Pviallo,
Italy.
At
left
the
fabulous
Oarbo
cov;rs
her
smile
as
Rex
beams
in
submission
to
the
rh-f
ograiher
Earlier,
the.
camera
caught
Ham
on
Sivuig
the
hand
signal
to
"stop"
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THE
LADY
CP
HIGH
RELAXES
a
she
Strums
her
guitar-fc
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f,M2-I'OlM
black-
nd
silver,
marlln
stiUKKled
to
the
strong;
brow
of
her
mandolin-playing
partner,
last.
fu.
.hree
hours,
53
piinutes'
before
it-eurrendercd
to
Capt.
A.
H.
that
results
entertains
patrons
at
a
Frankfurt,
Gem:,?
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Li'u:oln
of
Lafayette,
Call!.
After
buttling
for
supremacy
Captain
cjub
Lincoln
was
exhausted,
but
the
smile
on
his
face
Is
the
fisher-
(
mar',
way
of
saying:
."It
was
worth
It!"
The
sea
fighter
was
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THIS
IS
THE
TEMPLE
of
Mont
Thabor
In
Quebec
city
where
ia-year-old
Made1
of
the
famous
Dionne
quintuplets
may
take
lii
religion-
vows
and
enter
the
Roman
Catholic
order'
of
the
"
ScrvanUs
du
Ties
Saint
Sacrament.
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KaPAIKING
A'
TELEPHONE
LINE
high
above
the
sands
cf
Baud!
Arabia,
Mohammed
Iba
All
applies
his
skill
to
maintain
a
communication
whose
speed
even
the
famed
Ahmed
and
his
magic
carpet
could
not
match.
All
helps
to
keep
the
telephone
system
of
Arabian
American
OH
Company
In
good
working
order.
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WEST
of
Fort
Madison,
Iowa,
wears
the
NEW
YORK
GIAiVia
i.
.mui
uuiu.nu,
i
a
idiiliiiar
pose,
has
a
finger-shakin?
duel
with
umpire
Tom
Gorman
during
i.n..(l
tin."
Kilit.
an
Ir.A
hunts
fnr
mirnt
hiiflaH
ttnna
a
t-Aa.
in
PAKALVKRn
hnnn't
namDened
the
competitive
iip
araiiment
that
resulted
in
a
recent
game
in
which
Roy
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HpmliVarlxNl
in
nf
Kim,
Th
cult
WAtch
hnnt
m
nmnui.
Maiearet.
Webb
as
ahe
Dretmret
to
hurl
the
javelin
Ires
Campanella
of
the
Dodgers
complained
of
being
pitched
to
too
and
consists
of
a
modified
armored
vest,
and
regulation
Army
wheelchair.
She's
competing
In
the
International
sports
-closely.
The
argument
ended,
as
all
of
them
do,
with
Durochcr
field
trousers
with
laminated
nylon
plates
attached.
-
fo.
tho
paralyzed
at
Stoke
Mundevllle,
England
on
the
short,
end
of
the
derision
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liOUG
FORD,
31,
of
Harrison,
N.Y.,
hugs
the
trophy
after
wir-
CO0H
101"G
(PE
AHEAD)
WALKER
dlscusse
strategy
wilh
four
of
his
imroi
t
hu.-kles
with
ning
the
$25,000
Open
golf
tournament
at
Montreal.
Ford's
the
Mor,trecl
Alouettes
in
the
Big
Four
Foot
ball
Union.
Left
to
rlcM:
Sam
Etchevcrry,
Jim
smsannrqi
15-unrter-"ar
2C5
fof
the
72-hole
tournament
won
Station,
Wa'.k'er;
John
(Red)
O'Quihn,
and
Ra
Cicia.
Etcheverry
is
a
quarterback,
O'Quinn
hlni
$E,000
first-prize
money.
an
end
and
the
other
two
are
linemen.
SIMON
HAGF.KMAN,
a
Lebanon,
111.,
farmer
gr
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'he
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r,owr-dnven
siue-rlcli
,
made
himself
before
he
takes
it
Into
the
fields
to
use
it.
Hagerman,
who
makes
al
.
f
farm
machinery,
says
tho
rake
contains
his
own
Invention,
the
power-driven
dew
had
already
started
to
build
before
farm
supply
companies
thought
of
the
li
Hagerman's
150-acre
farm
is
shown
in
the
background.
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PROBABLY
THE
ONLY
SOUND
being
heard
at
the
National
Chess
Tuurnain
eu,J
BUSES
WITH
EQUIPMENT
and
full
instruction
on
manual
trainln:'
operated
by
the
Nova
S"otia
education
department,
travels
thrcufrhout
the
province
Ineiructing
students
at
schools
where
there
are
no
permanent
workshops.
Teacher
Noel
H.Johnston
instructs
a
class
at
Lucasville
'school
In
.Halifax
West.'
In
i.
hp
nrrnn
nir
mnupman
r,f
rtmimo
btna
niuim
ntiri
iinirhf.
ns
soiiicr
CLAIMING
THAT
TOO
MANY
JUDGES
of
"bea
rlifu'
legs"
are
swayed
by
a
beautiful
face
or
'
shapely
figure,
finalists
who
competed
in
the
7uh
annual
"Beautiful
Legs"
contest
at
Palisades
Amusement
Park,
N.J.,
wore
pillow
cases
over
th
imselves
as
they
paraded
before
the
Judges.
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ponder
their
next
moves.
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