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     1 l! the proposal is accepted, the spot upon which stood London's Crystal Palace, destroyed by lire in 
     
     ‘December, 1936, be chosen for the Youth City project, an ambitions undertaking to provide a 
     
     zcentre for pii sorts of young people's cultural and recreational activities. In the picture, Sir Henry 
     
     ‘Bllitklillld (centre) general manager of the Crystal Palace Company, pointing out features of the site 
     
     ‘to Lord Ilcssborough (left) and Miss Thelma Cazalet, M.P., executive secretary oi the Youth City 
     
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     After a hard day's work in a. Lynn, Mass" bokery putting in and removing bread from the hot ovens, 
     
     as he .is doing ot left, Steve Guerrero is inclined to feel somewhat warm, so he hope out to the beach 
     
     [or s romp and dip. Photo at right shows him relaxing on a nice snow bank and eating lee cream 
     
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     form of the French Academy, went to Burgos, Spain, for eonverla- 
     
     tions with his friend, General Francisco nco. His visit he 
     
     understood to have the approval of Premier aladier, and its pur- 
     
    

    
     e wae to negotiate iransier of Government troops who fled into 
     
     France back to insurgent Spain.‘ He was also expected to sound 
     
     out possibility of sending a commercial agent to Burgos. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     recent visit to an aircraft foetory at Tolworth, in Bun-ey. tryinl 
     
     out an automatic armored gun turret on one o! the new day bomb- 
     
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     Bt. Rev. Wilmington Ingram, lord Bishop of London, is shown here reading lama o: m, h“, ' 
     
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     u” . nu ve sovereigns and oo pert in the Oormutlons or King Edward Vii. King 
     
     I10 V andmtse present King. Ila is to retire in Joly after more than 50 year! “m-k in “u, more” 
     
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     moat k the difference in the size of locomotives and trains. In order to show that despite their mo“? 
     
     measurements. Old Country trains can do a full size job, the crack British unit, the ‘tlJoi-onntion Scott‘ 
     
     h to be exhibited to the people 0t the United States iirst at the World's Fair in New York, lotu- on I 
     
     tour ot the country. Hero the locomotive is shown being lowered into the hold of the Norwegian train: 
     
     earrler, Belpnmela, whioliis to carry her across the Atlantic." Inset are the locomotive crew. F. 1 
     
     Bishop, the "driver," (left) and his fireman J. Carmell- W"! llililrmtly quite well soI-Isilrd 
     
     the prospect of a long holiday. '