Lad with mother pushing from behind rolls cartload of possessions out of Uerdingen, Germany, moved out by allied military government seeking to prevent loss of life from shelling by Germans on other side of Rhine.

SC 401472 - A German mother carries her child on her backas the family evacuates their home in the frontline town of Rheindahlen, Germany, in the face of the U.S. Ninth Army advance. 27 February, 1945.

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I'll carry mine. Junior's express wagon comes of age and assumes new importance in wartime America's shopping expeditions. To conserve transportation facilities and thus save rubber and gasoline, shippers must devise their own methods of getting their purchases home. This one is among the best!

SC 201477 - German prisoners, captured in northern Kirchherten, Germany, are marched through the town to a prisoner of war cage. 27 February, 1945.

I'll carry mine. Junior should wipe that worried frown off his face, for he's doing his Uncle Sam a favor by sharing the carriage with his mother's purchases. With "I'll carry mine," the American shoppers wartime slogan to save tires and gasoline, it'll soon be an unwise child who doesn't share his

I'll carry mine. A boon for wartime shoppers, this cart is one of the various carry alls which have been devised to help Mrs. America get purchases home, now that truck deliveries are limited

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Peter Grimm, age ten, waiting with his wagon outside Loblaw's 8d29088v