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Making the "Hello" Lighter

Marie Fletcher, telephone operator at the Hotel Durant, Flint, Mich., carried on with her job during the strike of the Consumers' Power C which deprived the city of light and power. She's shown using a hurricane lantern to find the right numbers.

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Happy smiles wreathe the faces of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor as they pose for this informal picture following their wedding in the Chateau de Cande, Monts, France. The former ruler of England and his bride, the former Mrs. Wallis Wärfield, are honeymooning in their own Austrian chateau.

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Photos taken during recent man seuvres of the re-modelled and mod- ernised XIXth Route Army, who were concerned in the defence of Shang- hai in 1932. These troops are stationed close to the Peiping-Hankow Railway and it is stated that they would be among the first to be mov ed North in the event of an extension of the fighting.

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A tribute to the Queen is paid by her mother, the Countess of Strath- more, in a letter received in Cal- gary by Mrs. C. B. Oakley, a per- sonal friend of the Countess, states the Canadian Press.

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