Washington, D.C. Mrs. Hurley, wife of our envoy to New Zealand (?) with Mrs. Nash, wife of the minister from New Zealand, examining a knitting bag on sale at the opening of the Australia-New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) exhibit at the Bundles for Britain headquarters
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