Around the World News in Pictures
TRICK FIDDLE — Binnie Sidebotham holds a transpar
ent plastic violin at a Los Angeles plastic exhibition. The violin
can be played and is said to have excellent tone.
RIBBONS FOR CAMERA — SPAR Mary Tansey ex
amines the campaign ribbons Hy Rothman, Coast Guard combat
photographer, has placed on the front of his camera, like battle
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LOOKING OVER ENEMY PLAN E—Men from the Navy LST In the background ex
amine a Japanese float plane shot down during the U. S. attack on Palawan in the I hilippines.
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ON IWO’S BEACH — U. S. amtracks churn ashore on Iwo Jima, bringing another load of
Marines to the former Japanese stronghold in the Pacific Volcano islands.
NAVY CAS STATION’ IN PACIFI C_At an unidentified fueling depot In the southwest Pacific a huge Navy "tank
farm” controls the flow of oil ami gasoline In its area. In the foreground is one of the station’s many duuns.
A^mpty Stools
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The empty stools may mean that
Hitler and Von Ribbentrop were
waiting for Mussolini— remember
him — and Count Ciano for one of
the railside confabs before II Duce
and the count left the war picture.
This photo was found by Corp.
Stanley Lapin, Cicero, 111., in a
German house he captured and oc
cupied. Note how much plumper
Adolph seems here as compared to
recent photographs.