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JUST TRY TO IMAGINE
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Americans, on their way
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in France. Are their
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THE IDOL OF THE COUNTRYSIDE is the Amcriran soldier who is m foitmmtc as to he
able to speak French and thereby spin jams for the entertainment of admiring peasants "oer
there" about things over here. Imagine the happy lot of this huKy marine, who is able to
chat with every fair maid ho meets, providing, of course, file is willing, which goes without
saying. In this particular photograph he is the cjnosure of more elderly eye, which is the
acid test for the Americans' popularity.
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more to her country than a flag.
Her three beloved sons have en
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blessing, the last one, John Crosby
Dorsey, Jr., having just joined the
Marino Corps. Whereupon his
mother is adding another Mar to
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to speak colorfully, the horizon blue is serenading the khaki, the former being a corps of
Alpine buglers who hate dropped in on a company of American Marines at their billets.
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ped for a morning's fun
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By the way, if the coming
of spring doesn't mean
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just pay a visit to some
one of the public squares
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WHAT KIND OF VEIL have yon thought of
for your spring bonnet? perhaps you might
he taken with the diamond mesh pattern in the
extreme upper photograph. The mesh is four
inches wide, of cheville dots, and is worn with
a, trim turban of black chip straw. When the
momentous question is decided, meet Mrs. Nor
man MacLeod, who appears directly above.
She is wearing the uniform of the Emergency,
Aid Aides, of which organization she is the
director.
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