The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 112National Geographic Society, 1957 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... nearly twice the size of the United States , averages 5,000 feet above sea level- higher than any other continent . IGY studies here will yield greatly increased knowledge about the upper atmosphere and near - by space , bringing ...
... nearly twice the size of the United States , averages 5,000 feet above sea level- higher than any other continent . IGY studies here will yield greatly increased knowledge about the upper atmosphere and near - by space , bringing ...
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... nearly a century of existence the college has done much to create a better un- derstanding between the United States and the lands of the Near East . With its sister school , the American College for Girls , it has trained men and women ...
... nearly a century of existence the college has done much to create a better un- derstanding between the United States and the lands of the Near East . With its sister school , the American College for Girls , it has trained men and women ...
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... nearly as fast as a man and swim as well as their parents . They graze greedily , their serrated bills clipping the pastures as neatly as a sharp lawn mower . By early July the Flathead Valley goslings are well feathered . A casual ...
... nearly as fast as a man and swim as well as their parents . They graze greedily , their serrated bills clipping the pastures as neatly as a sharp lawn mower . By early July the Flathead Valley goslings are well feathered . A casual ...
Contents
Flight to Adventure Flying Their Own Singleengine Plane a Daring | v |
Year of Discovery Opens in Antarctica Daring Scientists of a Dozen | xlv |
Fledgling Wings of the Air Force By Thomas W McKnew | 266 |
Copyright | |
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