SALUTINC A GENERAL —This was the scene at Governor’s Island, N. Y., when the, 518th j military police battalion presented arms to Maj. Gen.,Eurico_Gaspar Dutra of Brazil./*!-—'

I N N E R_Lt, (j.g.) George C. Roberts (above), bandmaster of the U. S. Maritime Service training station at Santa Cata- lina Island, Calif., won a $5,000 jjwar bond prize in a war bond

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D,*® CY,^!T0R — R«P- Clare Booth Luce (R-Conn.) visits with Capt. Polan Banks, director, at the U. S. Army Signal Corps training film studio in Washington, D. C.;

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RUSSIAN ENVOY AND FAMILY—Andre! Gromyko, newly named Soviet ambassador. to the U. S„ poses with his children, Anatoli, 11, and Emilia, 6, and Mrs. Gromyko at the embassy*

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*L! E * h°t FT WO WARS — Lt. William Crawford, Jr., | 26 (right), of Niles, O., with 11 decorations for combat missions in this war, meets Col. Berndt Balchen, veteran of World War 1.

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! W EATHER BALLOO N—Two Seventh air force weather, men, Corp. William H. Allen (left) of Jasper, Tex., and Pfc. How-1 ,Wd C, Luke of Jamaica, N. Y., release a hydrogen-filled,balloon' * to test winds at a central Pacific base., »

TAXPAYER _ Bobby Hookey, 5-year-old rhythm sing- er on network programs, has his troubles, too. Just like grownups,', he has to figure his income tax]

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MAJOR — Major Barbara Stimson (above) of New York,1 j cousin of Secretary Henry Stim-!! son, is working as an orthopedic!' specialist in a large military ! hospital in Britain. She joined

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M u s I c A L M A K E U p B 0 X _ Makeup boxes come in an sizes and shapes, but few are more unusual than the violin case adapted to beauty’s aid by Elaine Vito, blonde harpist of

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SAILORS ON A R A FT — Recruits at the U. S. naval training station at San Diego, Calif, V learn the use of a raft eauipped with flotation tubes like automobile tires.

SHIPYARD FIREWORKS — Burner Louis Salzano of)-’ Aorth Bergen, N. J., sets off his own fireworks in U. S. Steel's Federal shipyard at Kearny, N. J„ as he goes to work withjiis

torch on a big sub-assembly section of a boat.. _

GENERA L—Maj. Gen. Will-i iam C. Lee (above) of I)unn, N. C., is commander of an air- borne division of the U. S, Army stationed in England and under,

intensive training.

^minf^ L PE..T~ Brandy> pet French poodle, obliges b* eanist^Tnhnn^r'6 ?f-rJhe Fooch Serenade” for its composer, Or* eanist Johnny Gart. The serenade has been dedicated to our canine

warriors, Dogs for Defense.

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