Washington, D.C. From March 4th to 14th the Australia-New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) had exhibits of photographs and posters in the headquarters of Bundles for Britain on Connecticut Avenue. Mrs. Close, wife of the South African minister, chatting with the wife of a Canadian official at the opening
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